Louie

Mi hermana sigue enganchada al maldito juego de las pizzas que publiqué hará un mes. Era un juego en el que un chico tiene que atender la pizzería de su padre. Ahora manejas a su padre y tienes que ir recogiendo las pizzas que hay por el campo (ya sé que no tiene ninguna lógica) Pulsa aquí para jugar a "Papa Louie: When Pizzas Attack!", aunque el juego no se parece en nada al otro que publiq

Gonna take it down a couple hundred notches from yesterday, if you don't mind...... to a song that truly lives up to it's title. Oddly, the best write up I could find for you on St. Louis sax-man Oliver Sain was on another blog. But since that blog is the seriously on-point Flea Market Funk, I'm glad to send you over there. RSS that shit, yo! My guy DJ Prestige even has the title cut from this

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Another nocturnal studio session at the Bat’s with Luke tracking deep into the morning. Cheers for the new EP on the way and congrats Luke on the recent creative writing revitalization. Damn, my friends make the greatest music. myspace.com/lukescottmacmaster myspace.com/deltaspirit Mexican Sister “Don’t criticize what you don’t understand.” -Luke

Luis,I have tried to write this post several times trying to explain our love affair. The truth is there were so many twists and turns that I must have started over 25 times. Valentines Day to me is every day with you...I have learned life gives us little surprises..Gotta treat each day as if it is your last you just never know! No regrets!...No Guts...No Glory! Although I might complain about the text messages or the way you worry. In all honesty, I love it and appreciate it more than you will ever know. I have this comfort...a real nice warmth..knowing we stand side by side. Kinda gives me a different outlook in life...The sun shines a little brighter..and I stand a little taller..because I know we are an unbeatable team. From the first time I saw you I knew I was in trouble...I

Back on November 20th, I wrote about Louie Palu's project entitled "Cage Call". At that time, I lamented the fact that I could not find a copy of Cage Call, which had been published by The Blue Sky Gallery in Portland, to purchase, despite searching all the usual spots. Imagine my surprise when I just recently found out that Mr. Palu was one of three photographers that had been awarded a monograph at Photolucida, as part of their 'Critical Mass' competition. Not only had it been awarded, but it was already published and available from Amazon in softcover for about $16.I just received my copy and it was worth the wait. Rather than repeat my prior post, why not just check that post out. As expected, the images are superb and the accompanying text and interviews by Charlie Angus really round

The Sensational Alex Harvey Band were formed in 1972. The eerie half-hard rock, half-carnival number 'There's No Lights On The Christmas Tree Mother, They're Burning Big Louie Tonight' (which tells the story of exactly that subject, if you're curious), was the bands debut single also issued in 1972. 'There's No Lights On The Christmas Tree Mother, They're Burning Big Louie Tonight'

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One of the many reasons that I enjoy reading LensWork is that the magazine introduces me to photographers that I otherwise would be unaware of. At times this is because the photographer has not been widely published and at other times it may be because I simply have not been exposed to them, despite their having achieved recognition.This month, I was particularly intrigued by the work of Louie Palu, who spent years on his project photographing coal miners in Canada. Every aspect of this project , from how he managed to get access to the mines themselves (pure persistence in the face of repeated resistance), to the dangers of being in the mine (which makes for a fascinating discussion in the LensWork interview), and the challenges of photographing in a dark and hostile environment (equipment literally blown up, dropped down shafts, makeshift lighting etc.) is truly fascinating. I couldn't stop reading the interview transcript and am looking forward to hearing more in LensWork Extended.

Each executive board member has the opportunity to give out 3 Golden Louie Pins during their term. The pin looks similar to this logo, but in gold. I was going to give out one tonight. I really didn’t know what to say when I got up to the podium. It was a combination of a variety of thoughts, but basically I described this person as: When I am in a bad mood, they are there for me… When I am stressed, they are there for support… When I was elected ADBA they took over my role that I loved, NCC… They have been there for me in good times and bad… They put up with me in all situations… This individual is Karina Ortega, NCC from Lynn University.

Travis A Louie - his art was inspired by an image of John Merrick, the Elephant Man, dressed in formal wear, he once saw. I really liked the oddness of his appearance and the fact that he was “dressed to the nines”. It just stirred up all these terrific images in my head. Freaky! Very freaky!! [Link to Travis A Louie’s site]

Though originally helmed by onetime Left Banke mastermind Michael Brown, Stories ironically scored their lone hit, the 1973 chart-topper "Brother Louie," following Brown's exit from the lineup. After leaving Left Banke in 1967, Brown -- the keyboardist who composed the group's classic "Walk Away, Renee" and "Pretty Ballerina" -- cut a 1969 LP with the band Montage which closely recalled the pioneering baroque pop approach of his previous work; he then formed Stories with vocalist Ian Lloyd, guitarist Steve Love, and drummer Bryan Madey. Following the group's self-titled 1972 Kama Sutra label debut, the mercurial Brown abruptly resigned, at which point the remaining Stories recruited bassist Kenny Aaronson and pianist Ken Bichel to record 1973's About Us. "Brother Louie," a tale of interracial romance penned by Hot Chocolate's Errol Brown, hit number one that summer, but Stories never again returned to the Top 40. Brown, meanwhile, resurfaced in 1976, leading the short-lived Beckie

*That night, after he went back to his apartment after his meeting with Big Boss, Louie sat down on his computer and writes this on his blog,* I’ve just got back from meeting with the Big Boss. He says he wants to make a pit stop in Chicago on our way to Salt Lake City and check out the harp places he heard about from Ms. Demeanor a few months back. I just had to wonder, has Big Boss decided not to use the harps we made through BadVibes’ Instant Heaven machine, but instead, go and heist the actual harps from the factories found in Chicago and forge the names of our own company on them, using a forging device BadVibes made to manipulate the harps to look as if they’re made from our own company? Well, in that case….All Right! Now, we’re talking here! That was my original idea in the first place. But nope, Big Boss wanted all the credit for himself and I had no choice but give him all the credit or else he’ll have Margaret, the famous boxer, come over

*After being amazed over the results of BadVibes’ Instant Heaven device, Louie The Plumber, while BadVibes goes out to find Nightshade and get her help in the operation, takes a moment to sneak into Badvibes’ mobile Lab to gain access to his computer so he can post another update to his own crooked blog* BadVibes is a total genius! I never could imagined how he can work his magic building machines that can make accurate things of high quality in less than one hour, let alone a few days. BadVibes has just tested a machine that can build harps faster than having them built by hand and boy, are they ever cool or what! But about that sound they made….uh, I don’t think they sound right at all in my opinion. To me, I think those harps sounded very much like a normal guitar instead of what they are supposed to sound like. The way I heard these things before, harps are supposed to sound like a piano after it had one too many at a bar like the ones I frequent often. You

*At his apartment in an old rundown shoddy building located in a bad part of town, Louie The Plumber types away at his PC clunker and adds another post to his crooked log.* Just got back from the penthouse with orders from the boss to build a harp factory that will make pirate versions of some famous harps that’s out there. “But Big Boss, I said. “I don’t know how to build a harp let alone play one.” “TRY!” is the only response I got from him “And besides, BadVibes will be doin’ all the buildin’. You will be doin’ all a-playin’ and a-demonstatin’ to our customers going shoppin’ in our delightful showroom at the factory. Now get movin’ and get strummin’! Crime’s A Wasting!” So here I am trying to figure out how am I going to play this stupid thing. Here’s what Big boss is planning. The boss wants to make pirate versions of some famous harps out there (i.e. make exact carbon

Colypso Louie is going to have one more speech before the Nation of Islam. I wonder if he is goign to tell them that the Space Ships were just a figmant of his imagination. Farrakhan to Make His Last Major...

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"So I hope as a result of what we saw what happen last week, as it ends up in the next year or so causing a spike in the price of gasoline, that our friends across the aisle that caused this spike that they have put in the pipeline now to generate a skyrocketing gasoline price, that when that occurs, they will go ahead and stand up and say, 'You bet gasoline is high; and we Democrats, we proudly caused it.'" -- Jan. 22, 2007.

Louie B. Free reads books for a living .... then talks about them on his radio talk show at WWOW-AM in Cleveland. This morning, he planned to spend a half-hour talking to me about FALL, sandwiched between his interviews of Joe Pistone (you know him as Donnie Brasco) and his new book, and bestseller James L. Swanson, whose "Manhunt" chronicles the 12-day hunt for Abe Lincoln's assassin. Heady company.But Louis, who'd read FALL, was entranced with it. We went an extra half hour talking about it. The story was very emotional for him, and his interview was remarkably passionate (it will be posted here when it is archived by Louie's producers.) Among Louie's praises of FALL was this:"Amazingly well-written, this is an important story for America today, maybe for the world."LOUIE B. FREETalk-show host at WWOW-AM, Cleveland Thanks, Louie, for the air ... and for the kind words.

"Madam Speaker, growing up, high school, college, even in the Army, law school, people were always coming up with these brain twister questions they want you to think about. And as I sat here today thinking through the debates going back and forth, I had a question that I thought might be good to ask. If a luxury jet liner is flying, taking off from Washington, D.C., and flying nonstop to San Francisco with one passenger and 16 crew members, and they land in San Francisco with the one passenger, the Speaker, and then, instead of stopping, they refuel and take off nonstop for American Samoa, at what point, if any, during the flight do any of the crew members fall under the minimum wage requirements of the Federal Government. Interesting question."--Feb. 8, 2007.