Silly that I have to make this video but that's the state of things right now. If you're someone who thinks its a good idea to "take me out" it's not I'll just be a martyr
Seattle! It's Sunday today and that means we have Sunday Soundwaves at Pono Ranch! This week we will be celebrating Bartender Christian's birthday.
Decks are open 7-11, come early to secure a spot!
#seattle #sunday #dj #opendecks #music
Between the mysterious deaths of people who have been working on or made inventions that could disrupt the oil industry act and the 1953 Patent Secrecy Act many inventions that could have benefited us all have been withheld by a select group of individuals who like to play god
Israel was the name for a group of people before it was a name for a country. When I refer to those ruling the land I live on I can differentiate between the United States Government and the American people. This differentiation does not exist with the word "Israel" as it referred to a people first so to be more precise I will refer to it as The Zionist Project, or TZP for short. There are many Israelis who do not support their government just as there are many Americans who do not support the US
Calling someone out publicly should not be taken lightly, and definitely should not be used as a weapon. There are a lot of people that I've heard stories about that I have not spoken on because either I was asked not to, I haven't been able to establish a pattern, or what they did simply didn't rise to the level that they need to be publicly outed for it. I've seen a lot of good people have someone blast them online over something stemming from personal beef that really does not warrant a callout. Only do it when it's deserved.
Calling people out isn't actually as legally risky as a lot of people think it is. If what you're saying is true there's pretty much no way someone could actually win a defamation case against you. If the person you're calling out is someone who chooses to seek the limelight such as a DJ, actor, politician, twitch streamer etc, they need to prove that you knew what you were saying was false when you said it. While speaking on your own case can cause legal issues, there's actually very little risk to speaking about information that you were told.
Most people never see this part of the show. They see what happens when everything has already been set up and the music is playing. They don't see what it takes to set that all up and take it down afterwards. They don't see me driving down the highway with a generator that should not fit in my car at 2 in the morning to park it somewhere safer so that someone doesn't walk away with it in the middle of the night before we have to return it.
Part of what this culture is about is making due with what we have to make things work. People who are show runners will all tell you similar things they've done to make it work. I have personally saved a fair number of shows when someone renting gear or a venue fell through etc.
We make things work. The show must go on!
Was sitting here waiting to set up for Gaswooks tonight when some bikers asked if we could make some space for a "bike performance" which i did not know was a thing but I'm glad i got to see it!
The group is called Heap Troupe
Went to my favorite burger joint back home!
The Choo Choo is a Des Plaines staple that has been serving burgers the right way since 1951. Located just a couple blocks from the location of the first McDonalds after Ray Crock turned the chain corporate, this restaurant is truly a gem.
Follow them here: @the.choo.choo.desplaines
What do yall think? Looks to be like a version of this LM prototype that keeps all the rockets on and changes strength instead of turning them on and off. The amount of tech developed with our money we don't get to see is astounding. It needs to get into the right hands, those of The People.
