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Thunderbird Club

Yes, east side hills looking west.
I know a couple who live somewhere in San Ramon. He's an architect consultant and his hobby is making some kind of wiring harnesses for older Porsches. Their daughter married a guy from here. Which they could hardly believe. They are not impressed with anything here. If they are your neighbors, forget what I said, though it still true!
 
hunger can probably help explain the urge…
It's amazing what humans have learned to eat, and how many of them require specific preparation to eat or they will kill you. I have wondered how many paleolithic people died in the process of figuring out how to prepare certain fish, crabs, and otherwise poisonous plants.

Smoking is another one that is a leap of faith. Who was the first cave man who decided to light something on fire and stick it in his face.
 
It's amazing what humans have learned to eat, and how many of them require specific preparation to eat or they will kill you. I have wondered how many paleolithic people died in the process of figuring out how to prepare certain fish, crabs, and otherwise poisonous plants.

Smoking is another one that is a leap of faith. Who was the first cave man who decided to light something on fire and stick it in his face.
and still, mushrooms and fugu kill people yearly…
 
One highlight of the GTG was getting to play through Will’s AAC 360 rig. It is awesome!

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The basement is quite an amazing place.
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There’s even a baby grand!
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That's probably because all the crap stuffed into the space was an effective sound diffuser. Temperature and humidity may have made some difference, but I suspect that the diffusing quality of clutter is a big factor. It took a long time, making a lot of acoustic absorption panels, and filling the room full of crap to make my music room sound passable. The final thing was absorption panels above the drums and then it finally was OK. Not great, but acceptable.
Absorption panels are great at reducing high frequency waves from bouncing around a room, but AFAIK they don't do much at lower frequencies.