DogDadSean

I’m not even this much of a curmudgeon.

It's that time...
Put your turkey in the fridge to defrost! Now.
You're welcome!

Very nice recording.

ticket stub for Jerry Garcia Band at Macky Auditorium

50 years ago tonight, the jerry garcia band in boulder, closing out a long road weekend. audience tape, notes, etc.: heads.social/@bourgwick/1... #garciafreaksunite

She's a dancer, a romancer
I'm a Capricorn and she's a Cancer
She saw my picture in a music magazine

What a great season this was. Can’t wait to listen to it again.

ICYMI: astonishingly detailed and fascinating thread about BBC TV's schedule of Fri 22 Nov 1963 which began as just a normal Friday.

I was brought up on a side street
Learned how to love before I could eat
I was educated from good stock
When I start lovin' I just can't stop
I'm a soul man
I'm a soul man...

My photo shows a three quarter profile of an ancient Egyptian figurine of a leaping dog facing left. Carved from ivory, now a warm caramel brown colour with glossy surface. The dogs eyes are outlined in black, the ears are floppy, the mouth is slightly ajar (the inside of the mouth is painted red - not sen in my photo). The front and back legs are outstretched as if running at full speed. A lever under the dog’s chest opens and closes the mouth so that the dog looks as if it’s barking. Dimensions: L 18.2 cm × H 6.1 cm × W 3.6 cm. Dated to Late Dynasty I8, I400-I350 BC, reign of Amenhotep III who was Tutankhamun’s grandfather. The dog is mounted on a thin metal rod in a display case. In the background in the same display case is a ‘galloping’ brown horse, which is the handle of an ancient Egyptian fly whisk or light whip.

A very good boy! 🐾🐕😍

An amazing c. 3,400 year-old ancient Egyptian dog carved from ivory. This leaping dog opens and closes its mouth as if barking by using a lever below its chest.

The Met 📷 by me

#Archaeology

Blues For Allah, G.D. 103 Master Reel Side B

today, @sg-marshall.bsky.social & i present an overstuffed deadcast season finale, a triple episode, feat. new musical scales, saudi acidhead regicide, connections between the dead & the gay rights movement, crickets, the quieting of ned lagin's biomusic & more. www.dead.net/deadcast/blu... /1

If you use GMail, AI (Gemini) was turned on yesterday by default and now scans all of your content for machine learning. To turn off, go to Settings>General and scroll down. Uncheck the box for "Smart features."

There's other "Smart" add-ons as well, but that's the one that reads your content.

Yay! So excited. Saturday morning coffee can’t come soon enough. Thank you.

SC governor McMaster on my plane tonight.

If you see this post your getaway vehicle

Both shows sound great. Good choices.

AI World Clocks The current time as rendered by 9 different AI models. By Brian Moore.

Hahaha! Er. Someone has used AI to make analogue clocks with the live time.

Analogue clocks are really hard.

AI: spectacularly confident. Can be both subtly and spectacularly wrong. This is a lovely illustration of that.

clocks.brianmoore.com

Clemson. Then fire Beamer.

Just listened this morning. This season has been so good. Can’t wait for the finale.

The two films on the marquee were released in 1939.

I had to unfollow someone in my feed quoting you once again and screaming “what is his problem.” They all get so frustrated that you don’t let them just panic and perform. Neither of which accomplishes anything.

YouTube video by Sandy Denny Sandy Denny - Late November

youtu.be/PQiWL0HfIJs?...

Summer of love. Come on, you were there!

Amazing book to find in my library as a kid. That and All in Color for a Dime.

Everything about this game is SO South Carolina.

This is the sheriff from Fansville.

I really want to know what was said here.

Just me liking every Gamecocks post I see.

Donna Jean Godchaux, Who Backed Up Elvis and Brought Soul to the Dead, Dies at 78 Raised in studios around Muscle Shoals, Ala., she was with the Grateful Dead for some of its most celebrated—and infamous—eras.

Honored to have been interviewed for this obit. www.wsj.com/arts-culture...

Your input was the just thing needed. That’s a really fine obit. Especially that sweet kicker.