>Glad I finally jumped. Good way to start off 2011.
Archive for the rhesus_ Category
>My Skydiving Video
Posted in 120mph, 12500 ft, California, freefall, God, new noise, perris valley skydiving, refused, rhesus_, skydive, sweden on January 16, 2011 by habitualmelodies>Roger Waters – The Wall
Posted in dark side of the moon, Downtown Los Angeles, great gig in the sky, LA Live, pig, pink floyd, rhesus_, roger waters, staples center, the wall on November 30, 2010 by habitualmelodies>Friend Los asked if I wanted to see Roger Waters perform “The Wall” at Staples Center.
I said “alright cool”.
So we snuck in somehow.
Pictures taken with an outdated LG-enV2 (2.0 MEGApixels baby!)
My camera-phone makes everything seem really far. We had great seats.
This is the best part of the show. I have never experienced a concert like this before. Such a big production; MIND BLOWING epiphany, not just any kind of epiphany.
http://www.youtube.com/get_player
I don’t think Roger Waters would like to use this video for any kind of Promo, etc.
>Banned from Club Nokia
Posted in Austin, codename rondo, Downtown Los Angeles, Ghostland Observatory, los angeles, rhesus_, Texas on November 10, 2010 by habitualmelodies>Just a still shot.
Me about to thank Thomas from GLO. Security then told me that I am not to be seen at Club Nokia ever again.
>Ghostland Observatory – Rondo
Posted in Austin, California, Club Nokia, Downtown, Downtown Los Angeles, drums, Ghostland Observatory, los angeles, music, rhesus_, Rondo, Texas on November 6, 2010 by habitualmelodies>Here is a video of me playing drums during Ghostland Observatory’s “Rondo” at Club Nokia.
Thanks to zoGLOW for recording and uploading to Youtube.
I add my own version to the song somewhere along 3:00 minutes.
>Drum Idea
Posted in bateria, drum, habitualMelodies, rhesus_ on May 17, 2010 by habitualmelodies>Here’s an idea that came into mind
>tell me what you think
Posted in britney spears, equality, human rights, McCain, obama, prop 8, rhesus_ on November 9, 2008 by habitualmelodies>Marathon Wins Wheelchair Ban
The Appellate Division of State Supreme Court ruled Thursday that wheelchair-bound competitors need not be admitted to the New York City Marathon.
The court ruled on a suit brought by the State Division of Human Rights, which had charged the New York Road Runners Club, the race’s organizing body, with discriminatory practices in barring the disabled.
Fred Lebow, the club’s president, had cited safety factors, arguing that wheelchairs posed danger not only to runners but also to the disabled, because the chairs often speed downhill at 35 to 40 miles an hour.
In Thursday’s ruling, Justice Francis T. Murphy Jr. held that, since the marathon is historically a foot race, the Road Runners Club was not discriminating against people bound to wheelchairs.
By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL
Published: April 11, 1981
This particular article reminds me of many articles that are overcrowding the newspapers ever since November 4th, 2008. Wheelchair-bound competitors are NOT banned from the New York City Marathon (and MANY others) anymore. The banning of wheelchair-bound competitors WAS unfair and wrong, just like Prop 8. Time will tell if gay marriage rights prevail. Perhaps the Church was responsbile for whispers against wheelchair-bound competitors.
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