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January 23, 2014
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Gosh I hadn't thought about Quicksilver Messenger service for a long time. With time I could pick it out, but not play it that good!!! :) lots of rust on these fingers, gosh that person is concert level! I could do the chords on the guitar easier... not too complex a progression. It's pretty. I love that album cover, it's such a San Francisco house... :)

I think I'd rather choreograph something to it. Ballet. Very lyrical.

Thank you.

Buenos noches, my fellow mad tea party mates.... I need to get up for work in the morning! I owe I owe...

January 23, 2014
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Tee hee. I had to get to work this morning, too; which implies I actually made it back to the place where I pay rent. I must have forgotten the routine of running around loose, as I locked my keys in the car at the gas station. I couldn't break a window, as I had to chauffeur the frail elderly today. I ran inside and asked for help. "Hmm," said the attendant before burying her head in her paperwork. Plan C: I ran home to pick up the spare. My roomie had left, and the landlady, fortunately, caught me trying to break in. I was 40 minutes late, but boy do I feel good after jogging in the cold - well, after I stopped choking and all.

Notes on music: I'll take a D and an F#. (I, too, prefer writing by chord progressions.)

January 23, 2014
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Wahh waaaahhh...

you should get a hide a key. Alas my poor son was also locked out yesterday..... told him to get a hide a key too. Mine's up under the bottom I'd have to be very dirty to get it, but wouldn't have to jog....

Ahhhhhh nothing to do tonight so I can catch up cleaning.... little things like laundry and dishes. Picked up solid work until Tuesday. Teachers are dropping like flies with colds everywhere. Walked into a class in riot conditions today.... oh boy do THEY get time docked for recess tomorrow!!! Evil little fiends...

January 23, 2014
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I would have written sooner, but one of those teachers landed on my head.

Come to think of it, isn't a note on music akin to a hypercube, only note-shaped? Or maybe it is like that D that had a mind of its own after I spilled my drink on my keyboard. I loved that keyboard until I couldn't play anything without the D-DD-D-DDD . . .

January 24, 2014
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I made a model hypercube out of toothpicks once. It was very cool.... saw no musical notes, but who knows what happens inside the brain circuitry when under the influence of quanta.

January 25, 2014
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Why is everybody talking about L. Ron Hubbard's engrams? Is it because my brain finds the prospect of the word being plural astounding?

January 25, 2014
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An Engram is a very old fashioned term for a "bit" of brain, a location in the noggin, that might process a certain pattern of behavior. We don't use it anymore in the trade. (or so I was taught, there might be some back eddys out there). It's like, a certain knot of neurons is supposedly responsible for your learning how to whistle "Strange Times" for example.

It's a theory based on supposition, no facts backing it up. I used to know who first wrote about it but have forgotten. It sure wasn't L. Ron Hubbard, tho he and RA Heinlein certainly were part of the "intelligensia" authors who were batting this stuff around post WWII (I include John Steinbeck and his gang in Monterey (Joseph Campbell), as well as Tolkien and Lewis in the UK).

We think things are much more complex than that..... truth is usually stranger than fiction! It IS possibly memories are stored in certain brain cells via something like bubble memory in computers.

January 27, 2014
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I finally listened to Blue-Phoenix-from-the-Onyx' post from Quicksilver. The piano would go well on a Chicago song behind the horns. I like how guys play piano. My fingers are kind of flippy, but they play with more intent. I never wanted to develop those huge wrist muscles, though.

Anyway, listening to Rush the other day, I realized that Quicksilver did "Have Another Hit," which was an excellent song. Rushypoo said it was "otherwise excellent" as its meaning was, well, we can't get there from here, can we?

It is very quiet here.

January 28, 2014
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Rush DOES play some nice classical rock, and has even plugged the Moodies before. So let me know what Rush's take on the GOP health care roll out is......... will stop there we don't want to go nuke political

January 28, 2014
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Rush should host a party the night of the Moodies' AARP event, and he and Catherine should invite the Moodies to play for money only Rush can pay. Rush is rich enough, he could even pay the band to select only those fans they want in the audience. I'd be left out, but it would be for a very good cause. How would a scene play out with a little white, winged Rush on one shoulder and an Underwood Spam guy on the other?

Unless I miss something, force is the universal evil, and so bucking it is not political so much as helpful. What do I know.

January 28, 2014
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May the Force be With you.

Pete Seeger died today :.( he was one of the original Communists, dragged before the Congressional "witch hunt" in the 50s. He offered to sing some songs for Congress and was held in contempt...............

Politics seems so weird when you throw it on top of music, doesn't it? We should have just a "musical party" where all politics except that of good music, is totally ignored.... Laugh

January 29, 2014
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1. I didn't do it.
2. You don't believe that. You just want to start a conversation.

January 29, 2014
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Then again, he could have been on this site reading one of my stupid posts, which set off a neural chain reaction that exploded into something fatal. That is why I need to learn to be sweet and kind like the other people here.

Pretty, fuzzy, puppies. Pretty, fuzzy puppies.

January 30, 2014
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Well, communists are just people trying to socially engineer the world so everyone is happy. If I were king of the world, I have plenty of ideas about how I'd like to social engineer stuff too. However, the key word is "social engineering" which means some clown somewhere is telling me what to do with my resources which I worked hard for... ie tyranny.

So I'm not pro communism or socialism, because they want to socially engineer me out of my hard earned resources.

I do like the idea of people being happy. Also when the Communist party got legs under it in this country (Woody Guthrie, Pete Seeger led the brigade) people were starving and roaming the country homeless looking for work. Give people hope and a bad social engineering plan to go with it, and you can fill in the blanks yourself.

Thus we have the "bread and circus" approach to government today. Nothing new here. But thankfully children no longer starve in this country because we give them free food at school. Takes the burden off their poor unemployed parents so they can sleep in late and enjoy life.

The key to everything, is figure out where those you oppose are coming from. If their purpose is evil, expose it. If their purpose is noble, WHY???

January 30, 2014
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I seek not to control others, for I cannot even control myself. The one who opposes me most is myself. Do you really want me to expose myself? Here?

January 30, 2014
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Someone somewhere would undoubtedly disapprove. And no need, if your cause is noble.

However, it's all good with me. :)

January 30, 2014
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Ah! You are falling in with my place for you. Just as I had planned. Blah ha ha ha ha!

January 30, 2014
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I feel so manipulated.

"I figure the Universe is really like a big machine, and things happen the way they should, for a reason" -- Leo Valdez, aka Rick Riordan

February 1, 2014
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leslee said

I finally listened to Blue-Phoenix-from-the-Onyx' post from Quicksilver. The piano would go well on a Chicago song behind the horns. I like how guys play piano. My fingers are kind of flippy, but they play with more intent. I never wanted to develop those huge wrist muscles, though.

Anyway, listening to Rush the other day, I realized that Quicksilver did "Have Another Hit," which was an excellent song. Rushypoo said it was "otherwise excellent" as its meaning was, well, we can't get there from here, can we?

It is very quiet here.

War is hell spelled in three letters...

I do like the idea of meshing Chicago's horns into Quicksilver's keyboard so long as the keyboard sound dominates...we CAN get there from here--it's the only place to get started, isn't it?---since it's so quiet here, might as well remedy that Wink

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v.....UdwdbkQJQw

8+11=19

xoxoxox
Blue Onyx

February 1, 2014
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Egg ZACK ly what I was looking for. Only I so wish Justin would do something like that with HIS riffs ........... he'd sell the video. Thank you Sphinx, you're a wizard! ;) One day I've got to get an amp, that sort of things sounds much better with some volume behind it. Dig my Strat out from under the bed and use it.

I'm reading Robert Gates memoir right now, *Duty* (which I think is a very funny double entendre) war indeed sucks and it's expensive. If we can keep nut jobs from coming to America and driving planes into our buildings, all will be well maybe. I feel sorry for Syria, but those people need to get up on their hind legs and solve their own problems (like my ancestors did on this continent). Gates is very intelligent, he's giving all the back story on the workings of a war machine like the US, and how to shut it down.

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