We thought of some more movies we would like to suggest to help build your NetFlix wish lists tonight.
1) Sweet Dreams www.netflix.com/MovieDisp...id=1018371
2) Blue Sky www.netflix.com/MovieDisp...362686_0_0
3) King Kong www.netflix.com/MovieDisp...022392_1_0
Note: OK, we're on a Jessica Lange kick, she's awesome, sue us
4) Reversal of Fortune www.netflix.com/MovieDisp...d=60004511
5) Dead Ringers www.netflix.com/MovieDisp...331020_0_0
Note: OK, we're on a Jeremy Irons kick as well, he's so perfect at playing bizarre / funny roles, well worth your time
6) League of their own www.netflix.com/MovieDisp...eid=691124
Note: Excellent true story, great directing and Madonna actually acts in it, kinda.
7) Miami Blues www.netflix.com/MovieDisp...d=60030307
Note: one of the funniest comedies ever
8) Regarding Henry www.netflix.com/MovieDisp...d=60029917
Note: Harrison became one of our favorite actors with this role
9) White Palace www.netflix.com/MovieDisp...id=1119306
Note: a very entertaining relationship movie set in St Louis MO of all places
10) Chaplin: The Movie www.netflix.com/MovieDisp...416273_0_0
Note: excellent bio on one of the first stars of stage and screen (wow I sound a little like Ebert here...haha)
11) Murderball www.netflix.com/MovieDisp...d=70021128
Note: Sundance award winning documentary on an eXtreme quadriplegic sport, looks inspiring
12) Dracula www.netflix.com/MovieDisp...kid=147042
Note: one of our childhood favorites, excellent movie – weird eyes
13) Flirting with Disaster www.netflix.com/MovieDisp...232706_0_0
Note: Stiller is Stellar in this one with an incredible ensemble cast
14) Nashville www.netflix.com/MovieDisp...985693_0_0
15) Gosford Park www.netflix.com/MovieDisp...d=60021796
16) The Player www.netflix.com/MovieDisp...456666_0_0
17) McCabe & Mrs. Miller www.netflix.com/MovieDisp...999491_0_0
Note: Robert Altman, the king of all star casts and social / political commentaries
18) Red Dawn www.netflix.com/MovieDisp...eid=896678
Note: Another great ensemble cast from the 80's kinda like the Breakfast Club but with guns
19) Taps www.netflix.com/MovieDisp...882572_0_0
Note: Penn and Hutton basically started out their incredible careers with this one
20) Drug Store Cowboy www.netflix.com/MovieDisp...eid=462211
Note: Another ensemble cast in a dirty yet entertaining look at the life of junkies
We hope these look interesting to you. Let us know what ya think….Flo
endnote: these movies are not our top 20 movies in no way shape or form, while they are terrific, they represent movies that we would like to see or haven't seen in a while and would like to view ASAP. Our top 20 will be posted shortly if there is enough interest.
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Thursday, October 26, 2006
Friday, October 06, 2006
Found it: X Marks Spot for Jimmy Buffett?
Found it.....
Quote: Memo to Parrotheads: Cheeseburgers in paradise, no problem; drugs in France, well, that's another story...
Jimmy Buffett was briefly detained this week for allegedly having 100 tabs of Ecstasy in his luggage during a trip to the French Riviera.
Per French media reports, the "Margaritaville" mastermind's private jet landed at Toulon-Hyeres International Airport for the start of a vacation in the posh resort town of Saint-Tropez.
But instead of finding his lost shaker of salt, customs officials turned up what they claimed were illicit drugs. Airport officials were quoted in local reports saying the 59-year-old Buffett had more 100 tabs of Ecstasy with him.
He was not arrested, however. Instead, he paid about a $400 fine and was allowed to continue on his way.
Buffett's publicist did not immediately return a call seeking comment Friday. But in a brief interview with the New York Post, the rep disputed French newspaper accounts, saying customs officials had found only 20 pills and claimed it was medicine prescribed by a physician. The spokeswoman did not disclose what the pills were nor did she elaborate on why the entertainer was forced to pay a fine.
The Grammy winner's latest disc, the country-flavored Take the Weather with You, hits stores next Tuesday.
source: yahoo news
Jimmy Buffet Busted for Ecstasy???
I heard it through the grapevine he got busted, couldn't find the story but found his reply to what happened, it's pretty funny all these geezers getting busted lately (see Willie Nelson some pot and mushrooms a few weeks ago), do you believe Jimmie's vitamin excuse'???
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What happened? A message from Jimmy Buffett...
POSTED OCTOBER 6, 2006
I have tried over the years, to live below the radar when it comes to the "celebrity" thing. I see what I do as just a job, a really fun job that has opened the world, its people and places. However, I seem to still have a way of causing commotion now and then.
In Toulon, we arrived at the private terminal to leave and were moving through security, when my captain informed me that we were being ramp checked by French customs and some plainclothes guys. This is nothing new but what was strange was that the search was being conducted as we were leaving - not as we were arriving. No big deal - I thought. I found my bag and opened it up and they went right for a little pouch which contained my prescription medicines which was sitting on top of my clothes, not the most secretive part of my bag. I don't know about you, but at a few months away from turning sixty, I carry a few prescriptions, including a B vitamin supplement, called Foltx.
Well, that's the one that deflated the party balloon for when they examined them you could see a heart on the pill. "Ecstasy," they said. I have never taken it and couldn't tell you the difference between a hit of ecstasy and Excedrin PM. My vices these days consist of boat drinks, beer, wine and the occasional hot fudge sundae. I hadn't even opened the bottle, because my secretary had made a mistake and had sent the wrong prescription. I don't use Foltx any more.
I knew Foltx was a vitamin supplement not a love drug. I paid the fine, gathered my bags and my friends and as soon as they opened that door, I walked, rather rapidly towards my plane and flew out.
In Toulon, the stern faced authorities couldn't take the truth as the simple answer to a few simple questions, trying to turn vitamins into ecstasy. In these days and times, the truth sadly gets lost in the gossip at an alarming rate.
In the end, I will just chalk it up as being something that will happen if you have an adventurous soul and live a nomad life. I will, as my old hero Mark Twain put it, be "lighting out into the territory". The great old humorist Lord Richard Buckley used to say in one of his routines that humor is the absence of terror and that terror is the absence of humor. It seems there are too many people in the world intent on building fences, not bridges between cultures and fueling misinformation with heightened suspicions and senseless interrogations. I never was, nor do I ever intend to answer to or become one of those people. I will take my cue from Lord Buckley and keep on singing and laughing. That's my story and I'm stickin' to it.
- Jimmy Buffett
Over the Atlantic and on the way home
margaritaville.com/JB_statement.php
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What happened? A message from Jimmy Buffett...
POSTED OCTOBER 6, 2006
I have tried over the years, to live below the radar when it comes to the "celebrity" thing. I see what I do as just a job, a really fun job that has opened the world, its people and places. However, I seem to still have a way of causing commotion now and then.
In Toulon, we arrived at the private terminal to leave and were moving through security, when my captain informed me that we were being ramp checked by French customs and some plainclothes guys. This is nothing new but what was strange was that the search was being conducted as we were leaving - not as we were arriving. No big deal - I thought. I found my bag and opened it up and they went right for a little pouch which contained my prescription medicines which was sitting on top of my clothes, not the most secretive part of my bag. I don't know about you, but at a few months away from turning sixty, I carry a few prescriptions, including a B vitamin supplement, called Foltx.
Well, that's the one that deflated the party balloon for when they examined them you could see a heart on the pill. "Ecstasy," they said. I have never taken it and couldn't tell you the difference between a hit of ecstasy and Excedrin PM. My vices these days consist of boat drinks, beer, wine and the occasional hot fudge sundae. I hadn't even opened the bottle, because my secretary had made a mistake and had sent the wrong prescription. I don't use Foltx any more.
I knew Foltx was a vitamin supplement not a love drug. I paid the fine, gathered my bags and my friends and as soon as they opened that door, I walked, rather rapidly towards my plane and flew out.
In Toulon, the stern faced authorities couldn't take the truth as the simple answer to a few simple questions, trying to turn vitamins into ecstasy. In these days and times, the truth sadly gets lost in the gossip at an alarming rate.
In the end, I will just chalk it up as being something that will happen if you have an adventurous soul and live a nomad life. I will, as my old hero Mark Twain put it, be "lighting out into the territory". The great old humorist Lord Richard Buckley used to say in one of his routines that humor is the absence of terror and that terror is the absence of humor. It seems there are too many people in the world intent on building fences, not bridges between cultures and fueling misinformation with heightened suspicions and senseless interrogations. I never was, nor do I ever intend to answer to or become one of those people. I will take my cue from Lord Buckley and keep on singing and laughing. That's my story and I'm stickin' to it.
- Jimmy Buffett
Over the Atlantic and on the way home
margaritaville.com/JB_statement.php
Wednesday, October 04, 2006
Sweet French Pop
Tuesday, October 03, 2006
Frank Zappa Rules
I just noticed this weekend that a Zappa plays Zappa show is in town, his family and invited guests (Vai, etc.) are touring playing the old standards, gawd I wish I could see that!!!
I first heard him in the late 70's and as a kid 'got' his sense of humor immediately. The musicianship on his albums was both incredible and quirky. What a personality. He worked with John Lennon on 1/2 an album, that is cool as hell in my book. I bought his girl's "Valley Girl" 45 in fact, bought that song as well as "Yellow Snow" and "King Tutt" (Steve Martin) at the same time. I recorded an original song in the early 90's with a Zappa Freak band called the Naked Entrepreneurs called "Waiting for the Bus" I should dig out for you all sometime.
Gawd I miss singles....Flo
eBay: Day One Update
I told a friend about my entry into the eBay world and he said that he's opening a store in a week or two and he'll give me a better deal than QuikDrop, I'll let you know how it goes.
Is it a way to make a little off junk in your home or are can you start dealing in the stuff after a few succeses and make a business out of this? Like any business, if you do your due dilligence, it may payoff in the long run.
Myself, I'm just getting rid of junk my mother saved for me from my childhood that's been in my attic for 6 years and I have a lot of it, she's a packrat. We're in a 'less is more' stage these days plus we need the extra income pretty bad. I just started Sunday at this so who knows how its going to turn out, I'm am positive we'll going to make something off of the hours of research I've put into it over the last 3 weeks, so anything will be great, if its worth me pursuing it as a side-gig, the jury is still out...Flo
Is it a way to make a little off junk in your home or are can you start dealing in the stuff after a few succeses and make a business out of this? Like any business, if you do your due dilligence, it may payoff in the long run.
Myself, I'm just getting rid of junk my mother saved for me from my childhood that's been in my attic for 6 years and I have a lot of it, she's a packrat. We're in a 'less is more' stage these days plus we need the extra income pretty bad. I just started Sunday at this so who knows how its going to turn out, I'm am positive we'll going to make something off of the hours of research I've put into it over the last 3 weeks, so anything will be great, if its worth me pursuing it as a side-gig, the jury is still out...Flo
Well I'm Ebaying
Thursday, September 28, 2006
The Kentucky Congressional Race is Heating Up
Let the mud slinging commence. It's worse and more interesting to me for one of Louisville's congressional seats: Anne Northup (8 year incumbant) versus John Yarmuth (local publisher of the LEO - louisville eccentric observer)
He accuses her and Bush of 'failing the country'.
She blasts back with a possible Federal Election Commission investigation and an entire website.
www.theyarmuthrecord.com/
Unfortunate for him he has 20+ years of editorials for...
Ending Social Security
Doubling the Payroll Tax (taxes suck, I'm for a Nat'l sales tax myself)
Taxing SUV's & Pickup Trucks (which are built in Kentucky, this one's gonna kill him)
Taking "Under God" Out of the Pledge of Allegiance (whatever)
On Lowering the Drinking Age (ahhh NO)
On Legalizing Marijuana (this actually is a non-issue to me, this state can sure use the revenue and taxes from this)
On the National Rifle Association /Gun Control
On Gay Marriage (non issue to me, people who are commited should be able to marry and enjoy the advantages)
On Abortion
On Burning the American Flag (while I'm for free speach I'm equally for respect)
On Louisville's South End
On Prescription Drug Plan
On the Death Penalty
On Art and Religion
On Serving in Elected Office and Observations About Himself
I vote on records, Anne has done incredible things for the state, I'm keeping her...Flo
He accuses her and Bush of 'failing the country'.
She blasts back with a possible Federal Election Commission investigation and an entire website.
www.theyarmuthrecord.com/
Unfortunate for him he has 20+ years of editorials for...
Ending Social Security
Doubling the Payroll Tax (taxes suck, I'm for a Nat'l sales tax myself)
Taxing SUV's & Pickup Trucks (which are built in Kentucky, this one's gonna kill him)
Taking "Under God" Out of the Pledge of Allegiance (whatever)
On Lowering the Drinking Age (ahhh NO)
On Legalizing Marijuana (this actually is a non-issue to me, this state can sure use the revenue and taxes from this)
On the National Rifle Association /Gun Control
On Gay Marriage (non issue to me, people who are commited should be able to marry and enjoy the advantages)
On Abortion
On Burning the American Flag (while I'm for free speach I'm equally for respect)
On Louisville's South End
On Prescription Drug Plan
On the Death Penalty
On Art and Religion
On Serving in Elected Office and Observations About Himself
I vote on records, Anne has done incredible things for the state, I'm keeping her...Flo
Thursday, September 21, 2006
I saw an SUV flip over this morning.
At 9;45AM this morning I took a different route to the office up Interstate 71 North towards Cincy. As soon as I merged off of 264 East, all I saw was a white SUV flipping over in the Southbound lane as hundreds of sheds of Semi parts flew all over the place. The SUV came to a stop as I passed and I noticed the driver was awake, she didn't look hurt, yet looking dazed, obviously.
I immediately called 911 and several minutes later as I entered 265 West, I saw two police squad cars, lights blaring, heading towards the wreck. This was something I've never seen live before and I was shaking as I called my Belle to her the story.
Here's the report from Wave 3 News
SUV Hits Tractor-Trailer On I-71

Sep 21, 2006 12:54 PM
(LOUISVILLE) -- The cable barriers installed along Interstate 71 in eastern Jefferson County appear to be working. They're credited with stopping a median crossover crash Thursday morning.
It happened just north of the Watterson Expressway exchange in the southbound lanes of I-71. We're told a woman driving an SUV looked down for a moment, and came up quickly behind a tractor-trailer.
She swerved, but hit the semi before overturning, stopping at the barrier installation.
LMPD Officer Greg Kellerman says the barriers did their job. "Obviously, they saved the SUV from crossing over. Most of the impact was in the southbound lanes, but it did prevent her from going over into the opposing lanes."
The driver of the car suffered minor cuts on her arms and face. She was wearing a seat belt and police say it kept her from sustaining more serious injuries.
The driver of the tractor-trailer was not hurt.
I immediately called 911 and several minutes later as I entered 265 West, I saw two police squad cars, lights blaring, heading towards the wreck. This was something I've never seen live before and I was shaking as I called my Belle to her the story.
Here's the report from Wave 3 News
SUV Hits Tractor-Trailer On I-71
Sep 21, 2006 12:54 PM
(LOUISVILLE) -- The cable barriers installed along Interstate 71 in eastern Jefferson County appear to be working. They're credited with stopping a median crossover crash Thursday morning.
It happened just north of the Watterson Expressway exchange in the southbound lanes of I-71. We're told a woman driving an SUV looked down for a moment, and came up quickly behind a tractor-trailer.
She swerved, but hit the semi before overturning, stopping at the barrier installation.
LMPD Officer Greg Kellerman says the barriers did their job. "Obviously, they saved the SUV from crossing over. Most of the impact was in the southbound lanes, but it did prevent her from going over into the opposing lanes."
The driver of the car suffered minor cuts on her arms and face. She was wearing a seat belt and police say it kept her from sustaining more serious injuries.
The driver of the tractor-trailer was not hurt.
Friday, September 15, 2006
MySpace Rulez
www.NewArtistRadio.net
I've been working the whole MySpace scene hardcore this week & can't believe the response we're getting for tAC's song "Damn it, Elvis" in Europe, it's a big ego boost, so thanks you all.
So, tonight I meet a like minded group, www.NewArtistRadio.net , which has set their sights on iptv like 52media has had since 1998, (see Harvest Showcase webcast @ google video and our failed but awesome satellite ipmulticasting project "DigitalXmedia" all those years ago, etc.).
Anyway, I'm getting motivated once again, which is what its all about, which is also very scarry because this internet bullshit has cost us so much $$$ keeping 52media sustained,
once I thought I was out they drag me back in,
Anyway, its connections like this that keeps me going, more later...Flo
Monday, August 21, 2006
OK, so I'm stewing here

After 5 weeks without my alienware Area51 laptop, when they said it would only take 3 weeks, and I get a call this morning. Seeing they are out of the video card that came with the laptop they are going to upgrade me to this....
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eVGA nVidia GeForce 7900 GTX 512MB GDDR3 PCI Express Video Card with SLI Ready, DVI, VGA, HDTV, TV-Out, DirectX 9.0, OpenGL 2.0: 512-P2-N570-AX (Retail) / 512-P2-N570-BX (OEM) (Powered by nVidia)
Features:
The new flagship NVIDIA GeForce 7900 graphics processing units (GPUs) are designed for extreme HD gaming and deliver ultra-realistic gaming experiences and unparalleled image quality at resolutions of up to 2560x1600.
Need a break from gaming? The GeForce 7900 GPU also delivers smooth, high-definition video playback and crisp picture quality thanks to its advanced NVIDIA PureVideo technology.
If you are searching for an extreme HD gaming and video experience on the PC, look no further than a GeForce 7900 GPU.
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512MB512MB512MB512MB512MB512MB512MB!!!
Plus a new motherboard!!!!
Hoorah!!!!
I love alienware, even though their Customerservice sucks....Flo
Wednesday, August 09, 2006
All American Barrel "O" Fun

A friend got a great write-up in today's newspaper.
Barrel shaped for fun Ice-cream, burger stand is on a roll
By Scheri Smith The Courier-Journal
When Mark Beam saw a vacant, barrel-shaped building on Dixie Highway more than 12 years ago, he heard opportunity knocking.
Beam, then 43, had just been laid off from two factory jobs and was looking for a new career. The barrel building, which had wheels and had been used as a mobile barbecue restaurant, sparked an idea. "I just wanted something unique," he said.
Beam turned that old building into the Barrel of Fun ice-cream and burger stand. The red-and-white striped barrel, which is 12 feet high and 10 feet in diameter sits like a beacon at Cooper Chapel Road and Smyrna Parkway.
Beam has modified the barrel over the years, removing the wheels and building a kitchen and covered pavilion on the back. Today there are picnic tables too -- but no indoor seating.
The stand has become a community hangout and a favorite of children and adults, alike, said Tonie Beam, Mark Beam's mother.
Tonie Beam, 75, who lives on Eastern Parkway, works at the Barrel daily. She retired 12 years ago from the Planning Commission, where she was a draftsman, and said she wanted to help her son.
"I just do this and it keeps me off the streets," she said, laughing. "It's fun meeting all the people. It's kind of like your neighborhood bar."
But the big difference is the Barrel is a great place for ice cream, she said.
Besides soft-serve and regular ice creams, the Barrel also features burgers and hot dogs. Most items on the menu range from $1.35 to $3.95. The Barrel is open from April to October.
For Michele Kelien, 39, the Barrel has been a weekly pleasure since it opened. Kelien, who owns a trophy shop and lives in Hollow Creek, said she eats there two or three times a week.
"Their burgers are the best burgers in the world," she asserted. "The prices are unreal," and the location adds to its popularity, she said.
It's within walking distance of some neighborhoods, she said. "I see a lot of the same people there."
There are many repeat customers, Mark Beam said, but the Barrel also draws people from out of town.
Tonie Beam said the business has repeat customers from Chicago who come to Louisville for the Kentucky Derby.
The operation is a family business. Beam's two children, wife, niece and sister-in-law also work the stand. He also hires neighborhood youngsters. Five began working in high school. Three of those have continued working through college.
David Holloway, 42, who lives near the Barrel, stopped by last week to enjoy a hot dog for lunch. A civil engineer originally from Florida, Holloway said he was introduced to the Barrel by his wife.
"It's homey, and the Barrel's neat," he said. "It's all-American."
Thursday, August 03, 2006
Tuesday, August 01, 2006
3 Degrees of separation

Flo+one Kentucky mom+one Kentucky kid=Mel Gibson:)
We just watched ET tonight and couldn't believe our eyes, one of the people they interviewed at Moonshadows, the nightclub Mel was at before he got arrested, was a great kid from Kentucky who we've known for over 14 years.
After a quick call to his mom, we found out he's the one who took all the pictures at the nightclub and he now lives in Malibu, obviously.
She said that he was paid over $10,000 by a papparazzi the night of the incident for the pics.
Small world huh?
Thursday, July 27, 2006
Saturday at 4:05pm we lost our little Abbey girl.
Friday, July 21, 2006
Floyd Landis' heroic journey in this year's Tour De Franc reminds me of a story from 19 years ago...
In high school I wanted to make this select soccer team called Bellotti Sports United. They were sponsored by an Italian soccer shoe and wore La Coq Sportif uniforms and played the best soccer I had ever seen. They had just won the state title the previous year.
I joined the cross country team to get in better shape and the crazy coach made us run up a MOUNTAIN!!!!
It hurt and the only thing I said to my self running 8 miles up that F*&$@eR was...
"I'm going to make team Bellotti I'm going to make team Bellotti I'm going to make team Bellotti I'm going to make team Bellotti I'm going to make team Bellotti I'm going to make team Bellotti I'm going to make team Bellotti I'm going to make team Bellotti"
I made it up that damned mountain and later that year I made the team. I believe its a balance between the mind convincing the body to do something. Or as Morrissey says "Does the mind rule the body or the body rule the mind, I don't know"???:)

Here is a replica of what the Italian World Cup Champs wore this year, ours were all blue but very similiar. Very expensive but last forever, I still wear some of the shirts today.
In high school I wanted to make this select soccer team called Bellotti Sports United. They were sponsored by an Italian soccer shoe and wore La Coq Sportif uniforms and played the best soccer I had ever seen. They had just won the state title the previous year.
I joined the cross country team to get in better shape and the crazy coach made us run up a MOUNTAIN!!!!
It hurt and the only thing I said to my self running 8 miles up that F*&$@eR was...
"I'm going to make team Bellotti I'm going to make team Bellotti I'm going to make team Bellotti I'm going to make team Bellotti I'm going to make team Bellotti I'm going to make team Bellotti I'm going to make team Bellotti I'm going to make team Bellotti"
I made it up that damned mountain and later that year I made the team. I believe its a balance between the mind convincing the body to do something. Or as Morrissey says "Does the mind rule the body or the body rule the mind, I don't know"???:)
Here is a replica of what the Italian World Cup Champs wore this year, ours were all blue but very similiar. Very expensive but last forever, I still wear some of the shirts today.
Thursday, July 20, 2006
Abbey Road
Our 12 year old pekingnese, Abbey Road, is at the emergency care center tonight. Her kidneys failured this morning and Xrays found stones. I'm more tore up about this than anything and thought I'd ask you all for some good thoughts thrown her way.
Here's a great pic of her and her brother and sister a few years ago.

Abster Babster is the calico one in the back yawning.
She's the best dog ever and a fighter. We hope to get some good news here in awhile from an ultrasound.
Fingers Crossed...Flo
Here's a great pic of her and her brother and sister a few years ago.
Abster Babster is the calico one in the back yawning.
She's the best dog ever and a fighter. We hope to get some good news here in awhile from an ultrasound.
Fingers Crossed...Flo
Thursday, July 13, 2006
Fire @ Lee's Ford Marina this morning
I took some video -
At 1:30am we heard and felt a big boom. I thought it was someone jumping on top of our boat's Fly Bridge, that�s how close it sounded, my bil thought it was another renter trying to park their HB close by. We saw smoke and ran outside. That is when I took the video. You'll see a jet-ski in total flames moving towards the dock. 2 HB owners moved their boats after that, one, right in front of the Gas Dock and the other in front of the Over Night slips. At about 1:45am the first responders came with a vengeance and cut the first burning boat loose and dragged it away from the dock with a small fishing boat. At 2:30 am it looked like they had a handle on the situation so we went to sleep. This morning they said 5 boats were destroyed and many more were damaged
So many people helped out and the entire situation was handled as best as possible. I spoke to the one owner who moved to the Over Night and he said that as soon as he heard the 'explosion' as he called it; he knew a propane tank had gone off.
This morning there was a lot of debris and soot floating around A dock and two of the hulls of the boats that were destroyed were dragged to the Launch Ramp where they were still smoldering after 4 hours when I left to go to work at about 7:40am...Flo
Thursday, June 08, 2006
MMJ on Letterman TONIGHT

My Morning Jacket will be appearing on The Late Show with David Letterman on Thursday, June 8th. They will be joined by Keith Lockhart and members of The Boston Pops Orchestra.
This phenominally heavy rocking band AND '99 Harvest Webcast Alumni are making another run of TV promotions tonight for their latest record titled "Z". Check them out and tell me why we shouldn't be proud as hell of our Kentucky brothers.
Pic I took in '04 from one of their incredible live performances...Flo
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