Grahame

Like this chap ? http://www.littletinyplanet.com/wordpress/?page_id=848 (Friend of a co-worker)

Strong. Like Bear!

UC Davis Pepper Spray incident http://www.sfgate.co.../a123431S68.DTL http://www.sfgate.co.../BAK71M2548.DTL http://www.sfgate.co.../a181039S04.DTL EDIT: Knucks beat me to it.

Happy Birthday, Sir!

Its full of Gingers!, approach at your peril or be sucked into the Ginger Singularity! Colin =>

SInce Jeremy made one, its only fair the boys have a go as well.

Happy Birthday!

How brave do you feel? http://www.instructa...uotauto-revers/

Introducing Google Music: Discover, buy, and share music, wherever you want, whenever you want. Google Music lets you store your personal music library (up to 20,000 songs) in the cloud for free, and starting today, you can buy millions more in Android Market and share free plays of them with your friends on Google+. http://music.google.com/about/ http://gizmodo.com/5...rything-we-know Google Music Store Chases Apple’s ITunes 8 Years Too Late http://en.wikipedia...._Beta_by_Google http://googleblog.bl...r-business.html Exclusively on Google Music We’re celebrating our launch with a variety of music that you won’t find anywhere else, much of it free. There’s something for everyone, with a variety of free tracks to choose from: The Rolling Stones are offering an exclusive, never-before-released live concert album, Brussels Affair (Live, 1973), including a free single, “Dancing with Mr. D.” This is the first of six in an unreleased concert series that will be made available exclusively through Google Music over the coming months. Coldplay fans will find some original music that’s not available anywhere else: a free, live recording of “Every Teardrop Is A Waterfall”, a five-track live EP from their recentconcert in Madrid and a remix of “Paradise” by Tiësto. Busta Rhymes’s first single from his upcoming album, Why Stop Now (feat. Chris Brown), is available for free. Shakira’s live EP from her recent concert in Paris and her new studio single, “Je L’Aime à Mourir” are both being offered up free. Pearl Jam are releasing a live album from their 9/11/11 concert in Toronto, free to Google Music users. Dave Matthews Band are offering up free albums from two live concerts, including new material from Live On Lakeside. Tiësto is offering up a new mix, “What Can We Do?” (feat. Anastacia), exclusively to Google Music users.

^ On Google+ ?

I see Wayne is wearing his big key, on his left. Care to help us out with its significance, Steve?

^ Technology to the rescue ... perhaps http://blogs.sfweekly.com/thesnitch/2011/09/primer_on_devices_to_help_wome.php What is it about Texas, and size? http://www.shenis.com/about.html

Kate Bush - 50 Words For Snow ('50 Words For Snow' In Its Entirety streaming on NPR) http://www.npr.org/2011/11/13/142133269/first-listen-kate-bush-50-words-for-snow

Possible quest in SF. http://www.yelp.com/biz/buckshot-restaurant-bar-and-gameroom-san-francisco

Best of luck Shelly. And you get to check out the cute Doctors and Nurses (Think Bacon, at the Heart Attack Grill), with the cover of "It must be the pain meds talking"

^ Woot Reksie! . Have you already spent that $7K in your imagination yet

Careful now, or you'll end up at Which could lead to ... Never mind the shovel, when it's full of handy prep hints, like

Happy Birthday Dinny!

Everyone knows that the stereo sounds best late in the evening when it’s dark. Unfortunately, those times are few and far between. For any other time there now is Musicmask. http://www.mymusicma...om/en/home.html

Remember to use your robot hand for good!

Linkys HD download debacle! Thread: HiFi News Investigates the Truth Behind HD Downloads Spectragraphs are useful tools but are often misinterpreted. Some observers see bands of color in the ultra sonic range and claim, "they've a lot of detailed HF content" on a particular track. The fact is the low level stuff that's often represented is just noise that's been moved out of the audio band. http://www.itrax.com...cording-quality The Stones "Route 66": HD or Not? Given that it's possible to rip the High Rez Audio tracks from DVD-A's ( E.g. using foobar2000 ) + there are means for SACDs , you can check to see if they have any "real" High frequency content. It's also interesting as to where people think this high frequency information comes from, if you look at, say, the frequency response of studio microphones, especially those in use when the original recording was made