Today is a bank holiday in Ireland. Feeling like summer and all, it's a good excuse for me to take the day off.
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They really asked a lot of questions when I did my bone density scan.
Those last videos caused me to remember a concert video I haven't watched in a long time. Anna Maria Jopek is a Polish jazz vocalist. The story behind this concert is that she and her partner/band mate were major fans of Pat Metheny. They went to Norway IIRC to see one of his shows, met with him backstage and asked permission to cover some of his songs with self-written vocals. Not only did he agree, he sat in on their concert! Enjoy!
EDIT: The album and concert name is Upojenie. In Polish it means "intoxicated", as in "intoxicated with you."
EDIT 2: So happy to have this on YouTube. The version I have on disc is PAL-encoded, and suffered playback issues when converted to NTSC. This version is smooth. Routed now through my main mixing monitors.
EDIT 3: Bonus for GOF bassists! The bass player is center stage, right behind Metheny. LOTS of good shots!
Cool and thanks. I wish I had access to old H.S. band pix. I don't have any yearbooks. Supposedly they're available in disc form but IDK where.
From the tenor of the questions, I believe the bone density technician was asking me to eat chocolate.
Bone density people always tell you to eat more ice cream.
Looks like I shouldn't ever have bone density problems!From the tenor of the questions, I believe the bone density technician was asking me to eat chocolate.
My internet/tv/phone supplier never fails to squeeze money out of me. I used to have a $10 month off bundle deal because I had internet and TV. They offered this for years. Over a period three months they four notices saying that it would be reduced that to $7, a month later to $5, then to $3.50, in August it will be $0.
Every month there seems to be a new surprise. There are often better deals that they don't notify you of. I just found out that 10X the internet speed costs the same as what I'm paying now. They didn't send a notice for that.
Enough of this. Digital highways should be free to all.
From the tenor of the questions, I believe the bone density technician was asking me to eat chocolate.
Chocolate is bad for both you and Odin.
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Someone has to pay for the network build and maintenance. My pension check depends on that, too.
If not a specific fee, then it would be taxes on everyone. Sort of like public school - we don't have kids but still pay the taxes. I don't necessarily have a problem with that but it would have to be equitable across different income levels.
My internet/tv/phone supplier never fails to squeeze money out of me. I used to have a $10 month off bundle deal because I had internet and TV. They offered this for years. Over a period three months they four notices saying that it would be reduced that to $7, a month later to $5, then to $3.50, in August it will be $0.
Every month there seems to be a new surprise. There are often better deals that they don't notify you of. I just found out that 10X the internet speed costs the same as what I'm paying now. They didn't send a notice for that.
Enough of this. Digital highways should be free to all.
If you want a better deal, just call them and threaten to cancel...
.......Forty-five years ago I watched my TV via an antenna and my phone bill was around $15. Mail involved pen, paper, and a stamp.
Mail involved much more than that.
It included a dedicated group of handlers and carriers, who viewed it as their almost sacred duty to deliver their charges in a timely fashion.
It would seem a substantial number of them today, (by no means, all) consider the efforts for which they are remunerated, to be somehow "interfering" with the activities that truly capture their interest.
Just my 2¢.![]()
My last driving gig was for a contract mail hauler. Amazing what goes on behind the front counter that most people never see. The sheer volume of stuff is astounding.Mail involved much more than that.
It included a dedicated group of handlers and carriers, who viewed it as their almost sacred duty to deliver their charges in a timely fashion.
It would seem a substantial number of them today, (by no means, all) consider the efforts for which they are remunerated, to be somehow "interfering" with the activities that truly capture their interest.
Just my 2¢.![]()
My last driving gig was for a contract mail hauler. Amazing what goes on behind the front counter that most people never see. The sheer volume of stuff is astounding.
Hmmm....That in itself seems like a valid reason to dismantle the sorting machines.My last driving gig was for a contract mail hauler. Amazing what goes on behind the front counter that most people never see. The sheer volume of stuff is astounding.
