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Corbin

  • Adam Eric & Corbin
    The Cutest baby there ever was would just happen to be my nephew and god-son. Currently residing in Columbia MD, with my brother Eric and his lovely wife Melissa.

Family

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Pride 2005

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    Dave and I were asked to DJ the Marriage Equality California San Franciscop Pride Parade. We gladly lent our time and tunes. As you can see from the pictures, we had a good time. Adam & Dave's Gay Pride Playlist. (Not in this order, not a complete list, just highlights) 1. Going to the Chapel - Dixie Cups 2. We are Family - Sister Sledge 3. Giant - Melissa Ethridge 4. Signed, Sealed & Delivered (DJ Smash Essential Funk Mix) - Stevie Wonder 5. Express Yourself - Madonna 6. Boys & Girls - Blur 7. Rock With You - Michael Jackson 8. Love and Marriage - Frank Sinatra (Married with Children Theme Song) 9. Love Cats - The Cure 10. You Started Something - Crazy Penis 11. Under Pressure - Queen and David Bowie 12. Don't You Want Me Baby - Human League 13. This Love - Maroon 5 14. Let's Dance & Young Americans - David Bowie 15. Marriage (Billy Crystal Monologue) - The Princess Bride

Costa Rica

  • On the ride towards the rafting trip.
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A Movement Against War_San Francisco_2003

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    San Francisco during the build up to war was a hotbed of discontent not only over the invasion of Iraq, but of a wide range of policies that have affected the nation. We were over 100,000 strong, we were heard. Many disagree that it matters not. That peaceful protest is ineffective. I say stand up and be counted. Having faith that my vote will be counted, surrounded by hundreds of thousands of people who all wished good will was a powerful experience. There were all kinds out, but mostly moms, dads, brother and sisters, children.. young and old. A large swatch of the public cried out for peace.. Often creatively.

Zombie's in Union Square

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    I was wandering around downtown one pleasant Saturday afternoon with my dear friend Jen and was accosted by Zombies who jumped me right at Powell and Market right by the Trolley car turnaround. They jumped me and got some brains... I had enough left to take the bus home...

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Not Funny

Is this supposed to be funny?  It might be if he was not taking away our rights of expression. 

Bush says today: He called me on the phone and said, "Listen, we believe in free speech, so you're going to come and give us a speech for free."

March 20, 2006 in Politics | | Comments (1)

FW: Subject: A little something happened in Chicago yesterday...

P22368208 Image2The news is a funny place these days.  Less about what is happening and more about what someone says is happening.

Back at the ranch.  I recieved this email, i missed this on the evening news or the paper.  Did you? 

Dear Friends,

I am writing to any friends living outside Illinois, whether I've spoken to you recently or whether it's been years.  Yesterday we had an immigrant rights march that drew 100,000 people.  Arrests?  None.  (in fact, protesters were having their pictures taken in front of Chicago's equestrian police)  Injuries?  2 people fainted.

Why?  A congressman in a neighboring state, US Rep. Sensenbrenner, has managed to get his bill, HR 4437, passed through the House which would turn all 11 or 12 million undocumented immigrants (that includes people who entered without inspection as well as people who entered on temporary visas and overstayed them) into "aggravated felons" as well as turning the people who help them - aiding and abetting - into just regular ol' felons (which would mean folks like me).  In addition, it has tons of other horrid shit which only the wonks know about. 

The bill is currently being considered in the Senate Judiciary Committee, among several competing bills.  Our champ in this is Sen. Durbin (D-IL), and we're wanting folks to call him, as well as Judiciary Committee Chair Arlen Specter (R-PA) and Senate Majority Leader Frist, and Speaker of the House Dennis Hastert (because whatever comes out of the Senate will head back to a conference committee between the two chambers).

If you agree that criminalizing 12 million people (as well as millions more who work with them) overnight is no answer to the immigration problem, I'm asking you all to take a moment and call the folks at their D.C. offices (or via their electronic contact forms).  If you agree that people who work and pay taxes and otherwise obey the law should earn a path to citizenship, then tell these officials "No to Sensenbrenner HR 4437, and yes to McCain-Kennedy S. 1033"

Speak your mind my friends.  Create Community.

March 16, 2006 | | Comments (1)

JUAN GELION DANCES FOR THE SUN

Jgfront_1 I highly recommend this play.  My dear friend Deborah Pardes is in it and does an amazing job.  truly an interesting take acceptence and modern day topics.


Check it Here

March 14, 2006 in Artists for Literacy | | Comments (0)

Quote of the Day

The secret of happiness is to face the fact that the world is horrible, horrible, horrible....
--Bertrand Russell

March 13, 2006 | | Comments (1)

You Know Rave is Dead When..

So G and going the dozens around this "you know when.." the other night and we ended up here.  And I thought it was funny, and kinda sad. Here are some of ours, leave your own in the comment section if you dare...

  • Rave is dead when they run out of glowsticks
  • Rave is dead when you end up at burning man
  • Rave is dead when you listen to paul oakenfold
  • Rave is dead when Paul Oakenfold opened for U2
  • Rave is dead when you can longer fit the party inside your pants
  • Rave is dead when you remember people's names
  • Rave is dead when dana stops wearing glitter
  • Rave died the first time I wore high heels to a party (Ginevra's Comment ya'll, you know me bettter then that)
  • Rave is dead when you listen to indie rock
  • You know rave is dead when not only do they not make records like that anymore

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March 09, 2006 | | Comments (4)

Quote of the Day

"Never underestimate the value of a volunteer.  Noah's Ark was built by volunteers; the Titanic was built by professionals."

Cause you I love my volunteers...

March 08, 2006 | | Comments (0)

Funky Cold Birthday

TitanA big ol happy birthday to Tone Loc.  Damn wild thang...

March 03, 2006 | | Comments (0)

Women have it all wrong..

The complaint often fielded by women is that men leave the toilet seat up.  I think this is all wrong.  My complaint, and my new pet peeve is that men leave the seat down..  and then pee..  and leave drips or splatter from their daily fluid intake perched on the seat.  That is absolutely gross.  I will gladly trade making sure the seat is down before I sit without having to wipe the seat clean.  People..  common decency is needed here..  No one should have to clean up your tinkle unless they are getting paid and/ or agree to do so.. and I've not agreed to do it for anyone yet...

Please.

March 02, 2006 in me | | Comments (0)