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Feed The Snake

Jason Sinay, now with Ape Guitar Grip! Dave on the harp (and the wedge) Saturday night - Mike makes a few tweaks on the pedal board

Man that was a GREAT way to spend a weekend! Loving all the photos everyone has shared. You have all been busy while we slept in LOL! Here are a few additional contributions... Mike's guitar for the weekend was this beautiful Rick... Mike, Jason and Lance on Friday night... More Ebow!!!!

It was weird - I tried to get onto the site at 0-dark thirty a night or two ago and got some page served up by the host instead. It lasted a few hours and then magically everything seemed to get back to normal. Didn't realize some posts may have been lost - that part sucks.

What a great event Bons! Wow! Ill bet the audience was diggin' it all.

nope. no amount of ink is gonna make this cat cool.

Linda! You shouldn't call your wonderful husband 'Beast' !!! No idea why he has a plastic bag fetish either Might want to get that checked LOL!

Happy Birthday! Have a wonderful celebration! (Steve says take the day off)

I don't know what is more f'ed up - their marriage hitting the skids, or the fact that it is considered newsworthy. Think they printed the story of his divorce before he was even served with the papers? That would be a shitty way to find out you were getting divorced LOL!

Um, I don't think he's alive anymore. Once that rocket lit off, if he jumped off he's be quick fried by the exhaust. And if he hung on to orbit, he would discover there isn't a lot of air up there. So its either burned to a cinder or frozen to a batsicle in orbit.... either way, not a good day for a bat.

Source: http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,509666,00.html Poor little guy...... " A small bat that was spotted blasting off with the space shuttle Sunday and clinging to the back side of Discovery's external fuel tank apparently held on throughout the launch. NASA hoped the bat would fly away before the spacecraft's Sunday evening liftoff, but photos from the launch now show the bat holding on for dear life throughout the fiery ride. "He did change the direction he was pointing from time to time throughout countdown but ultimately never flew away," states a NASA memo obtained by SPACE.com. "Infrared imagery shows he was alive and not frozen like many would think ... Liftoff imagery analysis confirmed that he held on until at least the vehicle cleared [the] tower before we lost sight of him." Officials at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Fla., where Discovery launched from a seaside pad, said the bat's outlook after launch appears grim. "Based on images and video, a wildlife expert who provides support to the center said the small creature was a free tail bat that likely had a broken left wing and some problem with its right shoulder or wrist," NASA officials said Tuesday. "The animal likely perished quickly during Discovery's climb into orbit."" Jump to sometime in the distant future..... An astronaut is performing a space walk 300 miles above the earth, when suddenly ... SPLAT! A bat traveling 22,000 miles per hour splatters against their helmet. What would PETA say? LOL!

Happy Birthday Matt! Bang a drum, dude!

After hearing Marc Ford and the Neptune Blues club cover Dylan's '7 Days' a couple of times, I would be curious to hear The Dirty Knobs take on it....

Steve Hodges on percussion. Mike Malone on vocals and keys....

It was a blast!

Man, that place was packed! The beach area was partying like mad this weekend, so I am not sure if the party spilled into the venue from the beach, or if the party spilled out of the venue onto the beach..... Marc Ford and the Neptune Blues Club played a great set and came back for another, and then an encore too... including some Hendrix - 'Are You Experienced?'. Crazy! Here are a few shots from the gig - then I am going to hit the sack! Peace Marc tweaks a few settings Cleared for takeoff... Anthony Arvisu up against the wall Jamming.... John Bazz...

Happy Birthday!!!

Its important to enjoy your work

Scott Thurston - 'Intensity'

Stevie Nicks and Tom Petty in a moment captured during the 2006 tour

Oh man! I am glad that turned out ok in the end..... I have old college friends who used to drive tanker trucks around Oakland, CA many years ago during the summers to make a few bucks. They told me a few stories that were crazy..... Mostly about truck hijacking, but also some safety related incidents.... I think if most drivers really thought about it more, they would leave a hell of a lot more room between them and semis, no matter what they were carrying.