Dirty Black Summer In Abandon
Friday, August 29th, 2008
Today is my last day of work before I head back to Boston to pack all my shit. Feels like I have been here forever. Here is what got me through the summer. Let the shit talking begin.
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Today is my last day of work before I head back to Boston to pack all my shit. Feels like I have been here forever. Here is what got me through the summer. Let the shit talking begin.
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Box of Pushead stuff form SDCC and an offer letter…
California is my new home. More detail on both to follow.


Aram. Solid. Best Dude Ever.
Happy Birthday Brother

from the archives of Alex LaRoche
“A federal judge says the University of California can deny course credit to applicants from Christian high schools whose textbooks declare the Bible infallible and reject evolution.
Rejecting claims of religious discrimination and stifling of free expression, U.S. District Judge James Otero of Los Angeles said UC’s review committees cited legitimate reasons for rejecting the texts – not because they contained religious viewpoints, but because they omitted important topics in science and history and failed to teach critical thinking.”
Full story here
“because we’re animals with golden rules
who can’t be moved by rational views”
- New Dark Ages, Bad Religion


Matt and I somewhere in the US on an MPB tour

Myself, Cody, Matt and Dan in Syracuse at Hellfest 2001

Ezra, Matt, Sean and Billy in Chicago

Matt, myself and Justin…




Aubry, Matt, Wendy and Wes in the background at C12


Matt and Daniel in San Diego
Happy Birthday Matt Miller!

Stopped by Super7 on Friday and got to check out the “test press”
“As of July 16, US federal agents have the power to seize travelers’ laptops and other electronic devices at the border and hold them for however long they want, says a Friday report. The seizures do not require a suspicion of wrongdoing, and are aimed to counter terrorism, with the new policies passed by two Department of Homeland Security agencies. The contents of the confiscated laptops and electronics can then be shared with not only other agencies, but private entities in order to decrypt the data they contain.
DHS officials maintain the new policies allow federal agents to take any hard drives, flash drives, cell phones, iPods, pagers, beepers and video or audio tapes, as well as books and any written materials from any person entering the USA, US citizens included. While the measures were being practiced before they were made public in mid-July, pressure from civil rights and business travel groups made the government admit the existence new policies.
To protect sensitive business information and privileged material, such as between lawyers and clients, the policies require agents to destroy any copies of the data they acquire once a review is complete and there is no more probable cause to leave the information on file.”
From Electonista
This should be fun for touring bands returning home…