Art, Existence::
7 August 2009
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Jambi
Live at the PNC Pavillion Cincinnati, OH on 08/07/2009.
with Big Business
Setlist
(-) ions
Stinkfist
46&2
Schism
Lost Keys
Rosetta Stoned – “10,000 Days / Wings for Marie” drum / bass tease
Flood
Aenima – “Prison Sex” guitar tease
Lateralus
Vicarious
Web::
23 June 2009
tags John Patrick Carney, Representative to the 22nd House District, Save Ohio Libraries
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Brendan Kelley who is a staff member from John Patrick Carney (Representative to the 22nd House District) office responded to my email about saving Ohio Libraries today.
Kelley, Brendan Tue, Jun 23, 2009 at 11:36 AM
To: d@davdw.com
Dear Constituent,
Thank you for taking the time to e-mail me. I appreciate your concerns
and opinions regarding library funding, and I will take them into
consideration as I review HB 1. I understand the value of libraries,
especially in these trying economic times. When I have taken my young
daughter to the library in recent months I have seen the upturn in use
of library facilities. Cuts are being made all across the board and
every program and service is seeing a reduction in funds, but I will
fight to retain as much of the library budget as possible. If you have
any other concerns, please do not hesitate to contact me at
district22@ohr.state.oh.us. Thank you once again.
Sincerely,
John Patrick Carney
Representative to the 22nd House District
district22@ohr.state.oh.us
Office: 614.466.2473
Fax: 614.719.6961
JPC/kb
Web::
15 November 2007
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"One reason legal barriers have fallen is that the regulated chemical thujone, found in wormwood and once thought to have been the cause of absinthe’s lure and its dangers, did not show up in any significant quantities in analysis of historical absinthe. So these authentic replicas, despite containing wormwood, do not pose a legal challenge."
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Art, Existence::
29 June 2007
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Live at the US Bank Arena Cincinnati, OH on 06/29/2007.
with Big Business
Setlist
Jambi
Stinkfist
Forty Six & 2
Schism
Lost Keys
Rosetta Stoned
Intension
Right in Two
Wings for Marie
10,000 Days
Lateralus (w/ drummer from Big Business)
Vicarious
Poetry::
12 February 2007
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to think this was aptness
as I cut and bleed.
time will pass and,
a lonely chill, be afraid
liveliness? it was random gesture
to draw you in and think of the benevolence.
the munificence it will happen
but this time you will be below
remember the maggots
will they keep you warm?
the rot?
slow deterioration, you will.
come now you can not escape
I am remorseful and not because of this
oh, the essence of tears falling in the dark
my expressions, linger
think of your good deeds,
kept us out of harm’s way.
then the guilt, it happened quick.
Let loose and be afraid
we are in this together and soon you become brave?
beliefs?
to disapprove?
of deception?
sudden visions, hot tea, the forthcoming?
your voice, it was never heard
it’s time to wipe away those euphoric thoughts
your flesh, now my lungs are on the floor;
the images resembling bodies, our estranged parts
where is the blood?
fingers, skin, books, mistrust
it will come to an end,
the veins desiccate.
Existence, Web::
6 January 2007
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Peanuts Kill More Americans Than Terrorists
If western governments were really trying win the “war on terror” they wouldn’t give terrorists so much credit
Paul Joseph Watson
Prison Planet
Friday, January 5, 2007
The menace of global terrorism has been labeled the greatest threat to western civilization since communism and yet swimming pools, peanuts and lost deer kill more Americans every single year. Why are our governments facilitating the terrorist’s agenda by hyping a peril that simply doesn’t exist?
The number of Americans killed as a result of international terrorism since the 1960’s gives us a benchmark from which we can correctly identify and target other dire dangers to our very way of life.
- Allergic reactions to peanuts
- Accident causing deer
- Lightning strikes
That’s correct – all of the above have killed an equal number of Americans since 1960 as terrorism. One could even categorize M&M’s, lost deer and the weather as an “axis of evil arming to threaten the peace of the world,” as George Bush famously once said.
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Existence::
5 January 2007
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110th Congress, Rep. Keith Ellison (D-MN)
Art, Web::
3 November 2006
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“A Pitchfork-friendly analogy: Tool are the Radiohead of nu-metal. Both bands predate scenes they later became avatars for; both were more creative and inspirational than their followers; both were incredibly pretentious; and both still managed to sell an ass-load of records. Tool didn’t release an album between 1996 and 2001. They missed nu-metal’s entire rise and fall, an era of whiteboy dreads, bonsai facial hair, funk bass poppin’, and constipated balladry. And much like Radiohead when they dropped the Kid A/Amnesiac doubleshot, Tool released Lateralus early in this decade to radio silence and huge numbers.”
source: pitchforkmedia.com
Web::
31 October 2006
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This is a graphic representation of a bout of anger. The young female patient who composed it told the doctor that the red netting emanating from her brain were electrical spikes. Her clenched fists and ferocious teeth indicate the hate she feel against herself and against her bouts of anger.
By Dmitri Kessel
Web::
1 October 2006
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This is a test post from
, a fancy photo sharing thing.
Existence::
23 September 2006
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They rediscover bin Laden every two years right before the election. If you had a business strategy that worked all the time that was premised on scaring the living daylights out of people, you just keep doing it.
–Bill Clinton, in an interview on Bloomberg Television’s Political Capital with Al Hunt, about the Republican strategy for the midterm elections.
Art, Existence::
21 September 2006
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with ISIS
Setlist
Stinkfist
The pot
46+2
Jambi
Schism
Lost Keys
Rosetta Stoned
Wings for Marie (part 1)
10000 days (wings pt. 2)
Encore
Lateralus
Vicarious
Aenima
Poetry::
24 July 2006
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erase those thoughts
body parts; images images of body parts;
fingers; skin cut
skin; keep us afraid
fear is sinking soon
our dark tears fall..
behavior circles us
let loose, be afraid
wrap together, us up-in, and brave
flesh and body; where is the blood?
sinking in quick.
drop your beliefs
the hammering will now stop.
Poetry::
16 July 2006
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erase those most thoughts
body parts; images images of body parts;
fingers; skin cutcut
skin; keep us afraid
fear is sinking soon
dark falls with..
behavior circles us
let loose, be afraid
wraptogether, us up-in, and brave
flesh and body; where is the blood?
sinking in quick.
drop your beliefs
the knocking will now stop.
Poetry::
2 July 2006
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erase those thoughts
body parts; images
fingers; cut
skin; keep us afraid
fear is sinking soon
behavior circles us
let loose, be afraid
wrap us up-in, and brave
flesh and body; where is the blood?
sinking in quick.
drop your beliefs
the knocking will now stop.
Poetry::
13 June 2006
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Reflections by no means meet
Ever so unfathomable; swimming across the deep—
promising.
struggling through—
while you lay asleep,
Worrying.
In these times, our voracity,
curiosities are green in motion,
Our childish grin,
Hiding.
lies to keep,
under the skin,
Passing.
We will never give up,
fingers soon float down,
Pointing.
promises— occasional guarantees,
the beginning, the end,
I will fail to help you up,
when our reflections fail to meet.
Poetry::
3 March 2006
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Untitled.
they write about you in chilling fright.
we are just a lonely set of numbers
of associations and expertise;
slighted and advancing below
my evil secret night.
through a squeaky foamy window,
panicking,
senses moving—
my wandering, wonder?
Shifting, looking through stained letters,
showing might, tell me what is fine,
what is mine
intimidating words are not of interest
to impress my pretty face.
Finally, loneliness and memories are
A paler taste, the feeling of guilt
the acquaintances are words I create
the innocent feelings of self-doubt
knowing you would never go,
trying to see this, I can not be awake right now.
the same is just too scary
why did you let me do it?
Poetry::
24 December 2005
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the words are smooth; mixing and matching.
need better visuals. maybe a little….
Poetry::
10 December 2005
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where are your eyes?
wondering?
perfecting?
in a silent brillant stare?
thoughts are twisting then twitching
Art, Existence::
21 August 2003
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Live at the Blossom Music Center – Cuyahoga Falls, OH.
with Stephen Malkmus and the Jicks.
Setlist:
01 Sit down. Stand up
02 Morning Bell
03 Lucky
04 Myxomatosis
05 Kid A
06 Backdrifts
07 There There
08 Where I End and You Begin
09 Go To Sleep
10 Paranoid Android
11 Sail to The Moon
12 A Punch-up At a Wedding
13 2+2=5
14 Idioteque
15 Exit Music
16 The National Anthem
Encore 1:
17 A Wolf At The Door
18 Dollars and Cents
19 No Surprises
20 The Bends
21 The Gloaming
Encore 2:
22 Street Spirit
23 Everything In Its Right Place
Art, Existence, Poetry::
20 August 2003
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the monster at the door
the monster that is not afar
waiting to escape
Art, Existence::
14 September 2001
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with Meshuggah
Setlist
The Grudge
Stinkfist
Forty Six and 2
(-)ions
Prison Sex
Schism
Pushit
Disposition
Reflection
**Intermission (w/ Contortionists climbing the rafters)**
Parabol
Parabola
Eon Blue Apocalypse
The Patient
ænema
Lateralus
Poetry::
29 March 2001
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Looking past some darkened shadow,
soothing pain that never mattered,
having a life that never shows?
I will keep an open letter!
I will hope of a cold tomorrow
black and blue; wet with sorrow
I’m slipping past my new beginning
never want to see the ending
broken by my deposition
wide awake in the sleeping position.
Dry tears always healing
maybe someday I should wet them
patch this gray beneath my feet
floating but oh so steep
unable from my lack of attention
broken blister of the pain that itches
clear and smooth almost better.
I will hope of a blue tomorrow