The Long Winters

Shelby Earl, on the other hand, is really quite something....

Some of it is difficult.

It's playing now at: http://t.co/VDP95t0W

I'm jealous. That's totally awesome.

You missed the fruity pleasers?

It seems to have led to something I can't quite describe, but Roderick Is On The Line.

If you're mailing anything, you could use them as parcel wrap....

Thanks very much! We're actually dealing with a great violist for one of the upcoming things we're working on.

The heat: Actually, on a boat, the heat ain't that bad - all our breezes come off the ocean here, so if you're already out *on* the ocean, you're more comfortable than all of us on the shore.

Florida: It's less dangerous than you think! Mostly.

Hi. I have been making a new thing. A thing that combines science, music and poetry. It's me and it's Kate Horowitz of Things Written Down . Our first thing - which I think is small but wonderful - is over here: http://squidprocrow.bandcamp.com/track/watasenia-scintillans-addresses-the-new-graduates...

There's some interesting discussion about this song over at Mr. Coulton's site. It doesn't sound like JoCo! the fans say.

Having a guest vocalist on the first released track is raising a few eyebrows. Fun discussion follows. Including some nice words by Mr. Roderick.

A fact I just read this morning: in 4 years, Back to the Future will be as old as 1955 was when it came out.

Odd coincidence: http://www.scientificamerican.com/artic ... guage-code Scientific American just ran a story on the secrets that your pronoun use reveals.

Sounds like great advice. (Stephen King has a similar exercise in On Writing - switching the genders of protagonist/antagonist in a specific situation, seeing how that affects the scene.) I wonder how one grants ownership to a listener.

Things like what?

I wonder if they need an outsider/lo-fi columnist.

Probably like a hole in the head, alas.

You bet, Squid.

You bet.

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"Chicken Superfecta" would be a great punk album name.

No You Are is so going to walk away from this a wealthy man.

(That's Port Salerno/Vero Beach, not Manchester.)