Prince playing the Fillmore on Saturday
Grok Headline matches for Prince playing the Fillmore on Saturday
Fenimore Fillmore: the Westerner Demo
Fenimore Fillmore: the Westerner Demo
01/07/2004 07:08 PMSaturday
Saturday
10/28/2003 11:08 PMI had such a good day yesterday! First of all I woke up really early,
so I had time for...
Saturday snoozing
Saturday snoozing
06/26/2004 07:02 PMJason should be back in LA now or at least almost there. He took most
groovy pictures last night on...
Canada Goes To War This Saturday
Canada Goes To War This Saturday
12/31/2003 05:02 AMCanucks who aren’t chronically watching any of the cool programming on
Teletoon might miss out on the
promos informing us that we too get to join the rest of the civilized
world and watch
The Clone Wars on our very own televisions
(yeah, believe it or not, we do have electricity in our igloos).
Check out
their site for
scheduling information for the first ten episodes. Interestingly, the
TV spots are advertising all twenty episodes, so we may actually see
the second set along with everyone else.
WTF-2 in London this Saturday
WTF-2 in London this Saturday
05/24/2004 04:44 AMThe next WTFCon is in London this Saturday: it's a one-day convention
devoted to hackery subjects.
* An open space gathering and conference of various groups, projects,
people, and organisations active and interested in creating a better
world.
* Action and not just talk. Too many social forums and gatherings
result with little or no outcome. Come and propose and gain support
for actions during Soho Summit, ESF, G8, GDR etc.
* An assembly of gifts and needs: tell everyone what your projects are
all about, what they have to offer, and what they need. Together we
have everything. Let's self-organise and share!
* About working together, many of us have shared principles despite
our diverse goals. No more either or!
Link
(
Thanks, Tav!)
Literature Let Loose This Saturday
Literature Let Loose This Saturday
03/30/2005 05:10 PMBesides the huge amount of toys, games and food promotions appearing
this weekend, also be sure to check out your local book seller for a
library worth of
Revenge of the Sith books.
Doctor Who is Saturday night hit
Doctor Who is Saturday night hit
03/27/2005 10:42 AMDoctor Who's long-awaited return was a ratings success for the BBC,
attracting up to 10.5m viewers on Saturday.
Friday ^H^H^H^H^H^H Saturday notes
Friday ^H^H^H^H^H^H Saturday notes
02/01/2005 08:52 PM
Assorted notes for a
Friday Saturday:
-
The del.ici
o.us page for the Wikipedia screencast lists bookmarks along with
common tags. Tags applied by the hive mind:
wikipedia, wiki, flash, socialsoftware, screencast, collaboration,
history, video, music, web, internet, interesting, cool, blog, umlaut,
system:unfiled, via:waxy, animation, judell, wikis
Tags applied by me:
wikipedia, screencast, umlaut
-
I'll be one of the j
udges for the OCLC
Research Software Contest. Had I known the prize was $2500, I
might have chosen to enter the contest instead!
-
I'll be in Redmond the latter part of next week, and I'll be free on
Friday night. If anyone would like to suggest a place and time for
dinner, just holler.
...Eating on a Saturday night
Eating on a Saturday night
04/17/2005 06:52 PMI've been doing a fairly good job of eating at lots of yummy places
while here in Paris. Obviously I've been doing a fairly crappy job of
documenting those meals, mostly out of sheer laziness. But last night
we decided to eat in for a change, and to soften the repeated blows my
wallet has taken during this trip. To turn the documentation tide, I
present a photo of what we had for dinner on Saturday night.
For our shopping, we decided we'd head to La Grande Epicerie Paris,
the amazing food market at The Bon Marché -- one of Paris'
grand department stores. We started in the wine section and being, in
reality, poser gourmands and wine afficionados, we just grabbed two
bottles that looked good and tried to escape before the woman started
speaking to us in French about wine. My French class hasn't gotten to
that level of interaction yet, and I wasn't up to the challenge. The
take? A half bottle of Domaine Pradelle Crozes-Hermitage, 2002 (white)
and a full size 2000 Saint-Joseph from Ferraton Père &
Fils. Where they good? Seemed so to us. We're pretty much happy with
anything from the Rhône.
Next stop, the meat counter where we procured some mousse de canard.
Somehow I managed to leave it out of the nice photo, so here it is
just tossed on a plate. Then, on to the cheese counter!
Here we were at a loss as there were just too many cheeses to choose
from. Though I have French Cheeses: The Visual Guide to More Than 350
Cheeses from Every Region of France, it was no use among the vast
selection (because I didn't have it with me and hadn't memorized it
all, yet...). So I used my every-improving French to explain our
predicament to Madame la Fromagière:
(In French, sort of)Madame, we do not know the cheeses well of France.
Is it possible that you make a selection of three cheeses for us to
know more the cheese?
Of course!, she replied, quite happy to be put to such a test. So she
asked a few more questions and we ended up with a Brie de Meaux, a
Comté Rivoire, and a bouton Charolai which was a button of a
lovely aged goat cheese. They were all excellent, and Madame chose
well for us. The Charolai was my favorite new cheese in a long time.
We had also picked up a saucisson sec aux myrtilles, a dry sausage
with a blueberry(!) coating. It was good, but didn't have much
blueberry flavor. And of course, the requisite baguettes upon which to
spread our yummy cheese and mousse. It was tasty and easy and I have
to say, I want to do it again very soon!
San Francisco: Saturday morning...
San Francisco: Saturday morning...
08/14/2004 01:20 PMSo I kind of slacked off yesterday, if truth be told. Not a lot of
exploring, not a lot of drenching myself in San Francisco - just a
fair amount of doing things I like to do that I don't really often get
the opportunity to do. So I went to see two films (the other one was
the
Manchurian Candidate - much recommended), bought a couple of books, a case for my iPod, had a really nice Clam
Chowder and portion of Fish and Chips at San Francisco's best American restaurant and
sat in Starbucks for a bit
(thanks Anil) starting to
catch up on all the cool stuff that's been going on around the web in
the million years since we started working on representing programming
on Radio 3.
Today I think is going to be more about getting some of the flavour
of the city - or at least starting to ramp up my mucking around with
local geeks. Hopefully I'm going to go see Danah's kittens in the
next couple of hours, go see Heather at Taco Bell around lunchtime, and
then go see a movie
with Leslie this afternoon.
But all of this is really preamble to the main event which should
be happening this evening - a drink and catch-up with local geeks at
San Francisco's famous Tonga Room
and Hurricane Bar from 8.30 this evening. Come along if you can.
It'll be fun...
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ModYourMac Sale On Saturday
ModYourMac Sale On Saturday
12/10/2003 12:49 PMSaturday is Cal Day (and bakesale day)
in Berkeley
Saturday is Cal Day (and bakesale day)
in Berkeley
04/17/2004 02:23 AMThis Saturday is Cal Day, when UC Berkeley has an open house all day.
Although it is supposedly geared towards prospective students, it's
lots of fun for everybody. For the autodidact, there are lots of free
lectures and demonstrations. I'd recommend Professor Tyrone Hayes'
lecture, Genetically Modified Weeds, Hermaphroditic Frogs, and
Premature Babies, if you can get yourself to the Valley Life Sciences
Building by 9 AM. Cal Day is also a great place to bring kids for the
day. There are lots of fun hands-on activities for kids of all ages.
We went last year (in the rain) and had a blast. Based on last year's
experiences, I would especially recommend Activities in Archaeology at
the Archaeological Research Facility, 2251 College Ave. for elementary
school age children. The university students were very sweet, and they
really set things up nicely for kids, with lots of interesting
activities, and the kids get to take the home the "artifacts" they
discover. The parents can watch hand tools being made from obsidian
and flint, just as our ancestors did 10,000 plus years ago. Another
good pick is visiting the usually pricey Art Museum or Lawrence Hall
of Science, both of which are free for the day. It would be hard to go
wrong taking a kid to Cal Day. As a final bonus, MoveOn activists are
holding their Bake Sale for Democracy Saturday, and there are 6 bake
sales being held within a mile of campus. Rumor has it that the
founders of MoveOn will be at Kerry's Benvenue Bake Sale for part of
the day. Highly recommended....
It's 00:54AM on a saturday morning!
It's 00:54AM on a saturday morning!
03/14/2003 07:27 PM So it's 00:54AM here, in about 5hours I have to get up and ready for
the Norwegian Championship in pool. (billiard) To be honest, I don't
have too high hopes for tomorrow, I forgot my cue at the club...
Saturday Night Linkage...
Saturday Night Linkage...
03/13/2003 10:16 AMI'm still reeling from writing that last post in a blast of
confused and desperate-to-get-it-out-there enthusiasm. And I
still have no idea whether it's total bunk or not. So I'm going to
throw out my linklog for the evening and leave it at that. Tomorrow I
may write about any of the following things that have been going on:
- Giving a statement to the police about my burglar;
- Getting tickets to see The Bangles live in concert;
- Spotting Jake Gyllenhaal in Chalk Farm tube;
But all that's for tomorrow. Tonight, you must simply accept
limited microcontent votage with a little snide commentary. This is
what's going down:
- Google's Memory
Upgrade
The relationship between Google/Blogger and the Memex as explored by
Steven Johnson. And in the process, Mr Webb's t
houghts are referenced.
- Let them
hate as long as they fear
"So oderint dum metuant it is. I could talk about the foolishness of
such blatant bullying — or about the incredible risks, in a
multiethnic, multiracial society, of even hinting that one might
encourage a backlash against Hispanics."
- We
blogs are all blah blah blah
From the people who brought you, "God, isn't it annoying how
the world is still round?!" and "Don't you find it infuriating how
light, you know, works?!"
- Camino 0.7 is
released
Only interesting to those of you with OSX of course. Camino is the new
name for the browser-previously-known-as-Chimera.
Stanford: Saturday, December 4
Stanford: Saturday, December 4
02/05/2005 09:37 PMListen to a very low-quality recording of the conference: Introduction
(with Ben Cohen) (7.6MB MP3), Speech (Andy Stein and George…
Office work on a Saturday
Office work on a Saturday
04/17/2004 07:11 PMI went in to the office today at noon, because I'm way behind on
work. Way behind.
I started cleaning out my in-box. It had 998 emails in it, some
dating as far back as January. (I don't file or delete emails until
I've had a chance to act on them, if they require action, or, if I've
had time to digest their import if they're just FYI messages). 998
emails.
Ugh...
As I was deleting and filing emails, I did a bunch of other stuff
like adding contacts to my contacts DB, creating proposals and
servicing accounts.
Update: been working for 5 hours, down to 740 emails in my
inbox.
Update: been at it for 6.5 hours. Down to 668 emails in my inbox.
Created 3 proposals, one contract, and two sales flyers. Time for a
beer.
SRL show in LA Saturday night
SRL show in LA Saturday night
04/01/2005 08:21 PMXeni Jardin:
Survival Research Laboratories will
be blowing shit up in downtown Los Angeles tomorrow night. "Featuring
the debut of the new Sneaky Soldiers, a remote controlled army of
revolutionaries and recent addition to the SRL machine family."
Details here:
Link. See you there, robo-freaks. (
Photo: the inchworm machine, shot
by catweasel, thanks Gem).
Alpharetta, Ga. Gets Its Own Apple Store
Saturday
Alpharetta, Ga. Gets Its Own Apple Store
Saturday
12/02/2003 12:37 AMThe new store is opening in Alpharetta, Ga. at the North Point Mall.
By Peter Cohen (MacCentral via MyAppleMenu)
will not be showing Saturday Night Live
will not be showing Saturday Night Live
12/07/2003 06:01 AMAnother way the Man is keeping us down .. but I don't know if I'll be
allowed to ..
CNN
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ml
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Combining obsessions on a Saturday
morning
Combining obsessions on a Saturday
morning
03/08/2004 11:09 PMCombining obsessions on a Saturday morning: a profile of Lyle Lovett
in the New Yorker I want a pony. Also a boat....
Saturday in LA: Robot Golem Voodoo Art
Saturday in LA: Robot Golem Voodoo Art
01/23/2004 12:10 AM
sixspace in Los Angeles opens a new show of robots-as-golems art this
Saturday -- from artists Martin Ontiveros and Donovan Crosby. Gallery
co-owner Caryn Coleman says:
"The reception for Risen is Saturday, January 24th, from 7-10
pm. The show continues through February 28th.
Risen explores the themes in differing folklore: Ontiveros
(Portland) depicts the deed-doer Golem from Jewish folklore with his
signature-style robots in his paintings on wood and bottles while
Crosby (Los Angeles) takes haunting tales from voodoo tales to create
a little black magic in her lush work. The title Risen is
derived from the rising souls in Golem's quests or the rising of evil,
such as zombies or spells, in voodoo.
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sideshowjamie: So the interview with
LEGO was Saturday.
sideshowjamie: So the interview with
LEGO was Saturday.
01/10/2004 01:33 AMdescribes the nerve-wracking experience .. Professional lego builder
.. Interviewing with
Lego
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Mass-deletion art show on Saturday in LA
Mass-deletion art show on Saturday in LA
06/17/2005 03:34 PMCory Doctorow:
This Saturday, Monochrom (crazy Austrian net-artists) continue their
rampage across the West Coast with "Experience The Experience Of A
Magnetism Party" at Los Angeles's Machine Project:
Accompanied by contemporary alternative mainstream rhythms and using
several heavy-duty neodym magnets, monochrom will delete all the data
carriers that can be found. Naturally the public is invited to bring
data
carriers themselves.
The destruction of magnetic storage media is a form of destruction
that can
reasonably be called unspectacular. But it is important. Our society
collects and collects and collects. The hard drives are full. However,
we
can also dispense with the bourgeois-humanist criticism of the
"information
flood", this maelstrom that is said to attack the printed word. The
Magnetism Party is therefore an attempt to actively come to terms with
one
aspect of the information society that is almost completely ignored by
our
epistemological machinery.
Delete is just another word for nothing left to lose.
Time/place: June 18, 8 PM,
Machine Project, LA
LinkAlpharetta, Ga. gets its own Apple store
Saturday
Alpharetta, Ga. gets its own Apple store
Saturday
12/02/2003 12:30 AMApple's
newest
retail store opens just in time for the holiday shopping rush. The
new store is opening in Alpharetta, Ga. at the North Point Mall.
Ban On Internet Sales Tax Ends Saturday
Ban On Internet Sales Tax Ends Saturday
10/28/2003 11:08 PMSlashdot Oct 28 2003 1:35AM ET
Recycle your old computer for free on
Saturday
Recycle your old computer for free on
Saturday
05/07/2004 01:59 AMCFCN Plus May 7 2004 4:56AM GMT
The Saturday Classic : Gizmo Quiz # 71
The Saturday Classic : Gizmo Quiz # 71
02/22/2003 02:36 PMApple to open Pleasanton, CA store
Saturday
Apple to open Pleasanton, CA store
Saturday
09/13/2004 04:17 PMApple will open a new retail store in Pleasanton, California, this
Saturday, September 18 at 10:00 a.m...
SENT phonecam art show opens tomorrow --
Saturday -- in LA
SENT phonecam art show opens tomorrow --
Saturday -- in LA
07/09/2004 01:47 PM
Last night,
Sean Bonner,
Caryn Coleman and I finished
setting up the
SENT phonecam
art show installation at LA's Standard Hotel Downtown. 25
invited artists
contributed images taken with Motorola V600s. The participants are as
diverse as they are talented: photographers, indie photobloggers,
two famed
filmmakers, a
billionaire b-ball team owner,
and
a celeb or
two or
three.
The work looks
incredible, regardless of how they shot it -- two artist shots from
SENT are shown at left. Tattooed LA gangstaz lean out of low-rider
cars. A girl gazes into the eye of a phone. White vapor rises off dark
water in a Hollywood pool. A needle drops into a black vinyl groove.
Little slices of digital life. Lovely stuff.
As I watched Caryn tack invited participants' photos along the wall
in a grid resembling a gigantic SMS message (come to the show, you'll
see what I mean), all I could think of was this: what's fascinating
about people using new gadgets like phonecams to make art isn't the
gadget. Human beings need to communicate just like we need to breathe,
eat, and drink water. As new tools emerge, the way we communicate
changes -- but the need to connect with each other, and reflect on the
visual, sensual, tactile world around us remains the same.
If you're in LA, please join us tomorrow night from 7-10pm for the big
public opening event -- the first time invited artists' phonecam pics
will be shown. We'll be on the 4th floor of the Downtown LA Standard
Hotel, 550 South Flower Street. Or, stop by Sunday 11 through Saturday
17 from 12-5pm and check out the show. Saturday's reception and the
ongoing show are free and open to the public -- and we've set up free
WiFi in the 4th floor gallery space to complement the free WiFi in the
hotel lobby. Blog on! More details here. Press clips,
including this week's LA
Times review, are here.
Rain Washes Out Saturday Wimbledon Play
(AP)
Rain Washes Out Saturday Wimbledon Play
(AP)
06/26/2004 08:01 AM
AP - Wimbledon organizers were considering staging matches on the
middle Sunday for only the third time in the tournament's 127-year
history Saturday as rain threatened to wash out play for a second time
this week.
Badass Bollywood dance-off Saturday in
San Francisco
Badass Bollywood dance-off Saturday in
San Francisco
02/05/2005 09:25 PMXeni Jardin:
Terrific
SF Chronicle article about a Bollywood dance
competition taking place in San Francisco tomorrow. Snip:
Growing up in Calcutta, I rarely watched Hindi films. Going to the
movies usually meant viewing English-language evergreens like "Born
Free" and "Willie Wonka," or hoary literary classics with dialogue in
my native Bengali. Bollywood was a risqué world with money but little
class where the vamps flashed thigh and cleavage and the heroes kept
their shirts unbuttoned. At my school, we had regular "hair check"
days, at which school staff made sure our locks were not curling over
our collars like some "two-bit Bombay film star." We knew Bollywood
produced more films than Hollywood, and millions of Indians queued up
on opening weekend to buy tickets on the black market, but I was
taught to look down my nose at the genre's kitschy excess.
Now, to my surprise, Bollywood is entering the American mainstream,
thanks to movies such as Mira Nair's art-house hit "Monsoon Wedding"
and the Bollywood-inspired pageantry of "Moulin Rouge." Indian beauty
queen Aishwarya Rai recently appeared on "60 Minutes," and rapper Dr.
Dre was slapped with a lawsuit for mixing a snatch of an old Hindi
song into his single "Addictive." It's also hit academia in
media-studies courses on campuses from UC Berkeley to MIT.
Link (
Thanks, Brian "Badass" Lam!).
Update:
Boing Boing reader Kevin H
points out that the author of this SF Chron story appears to have made
a minor error:
Dr. Dre didn't have a single called "Addictive". The single was for Truth Hurts, and it
featured a blistering Rakim rap. Truth Hurts is an artist on Dre's
label Aftermath Records. DJ Quik produced the single. It drips with
hotness.
London on a Saturday = Hell on bloody
earth...
London on a Saturday = Hell on bloody
earth...
07/03/2004 04:39 PMYou go away for two days and all hell breaks loose. But then again,
who cares - it's someone else's hell, right? Completely randomly and
spontaneously on Wednesday I decided that I'd go up and visit my
family for a couple of days to try and get some mental perspective.
Two days with my brother and beautiful views and use of a car and some
decent food and totally quiet sleeping environments. Terrifyingly
calming. See if you can guess the common feature of the following
photos:
That's right! They don't have any bloody fucking people in them!
Arriving back in London on a Saturday afternoon in Midsummer was like
being stuck in a bloody battery farm after being free range. I'm
finding it harder and harder to deal with all .. the .. bloody ..
morons .. milling around London at two miles an hour, holding hands
while walking about three feet apart from each other, glancing in each
other's eyes longingly and casually swinging their pastel shopping
bags around while behind them fifty or sixty people are stuck at their
pedestrian snail's pace - each and everyone thinking so loud it must
be practically audible, "What the fuck is wrong with you people?! And
would there be a jury in the land who would convict me if I pulled out
a sword right now and ran you all through?!"
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David Hanson Speaking in Dallas Saturday
David Hanson Speaking in Dallas Saturday
02/13/2004 05:26 PMDavid
Hanson, of K-Bot fame, will be
speaking at the Dallas Personal Robotics
Group monthly meeting Saturday, Feb 14th, in Dallas, Texas. The DPRG
website has details on the time and
place. We've covered
David and his life-like android head a number of
times in the past.
I got the mother of all just in time for
the Saturday papers stories right here
I got the mother of all just in time for
the Saturday papers stories right here
05/16/2004 02:18 AMthey would pack up without
protest
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I'm Off to the Con ... Blogging Resumes
Promptly At Some Point on Saturday !!!
I'm Off to the Con ... Blogging Resumes
Promptly At Some Point on Saturday !!!
10/23/2002 03:12 PMI'm Off to the Con ... Blogging Resumes Promptly At Some Point on
Saturday !!!
Well I'm off to see the wizard ... Wait. Wrong movie. I'm off to the
airport and thence to PHP-CON. I'll be back on Saturday and that's
when I'll update this blog again (I don't leave my desktop running
when I'm totally gone for a while). While I'm out, you might want to
visit any or all of these fine folk below. Each of them kicked in
value content for my Software Engineering Practices for Large Scale
PHP Projects presentation. Thanks everybody, I really appreciate the
great input.
Keith Devens – Database
http://www.keithdevens.com/
Ray Hunter – Overall and Design Patterns
http://www.venticon.com/
Pete Jenney – Overall and Design Patterns
http://www.steelandglassworks.com
Andy Edmonds – WDDX
www.surfmind.com
Mike Cannon-Brookes – Testing and Performance
http://www.atlassian.com/software/jira/ | blog
Kasia Trapszo – Design, Overall
http://www.unix-girl.com/blog/
Demitrious Kelley – Design and Scaling
www.apokalyptik.com
Kjartan Mannes – Design, Overall, Practical Tips
www.natrak.net / www.drupal.org
Russell Beattie – Scaling and Performance
http://www.russellbeattie.com/notebook/
Updated: Crap auction this Saturday in
Toronto
Updated: Crap auction this Saturday in
Toronto
09/15/2004 09:33 AM
Cory Doctorow:
Mark Taaffe is the funniest, most engaging auctioneer I've ever met
(he appears in thin veneer in my story
Crapho
und). His old weekly junk auctions in Toronto were a high-point in
my life there -- the bargains were incredible, matched only by Mark's
florid description of his wares. Now he's back at it, with a really
promising-looking estate auction in Toronto next Saturday (dig those
lists of lots!):
Saturday, September 18, 11 A.M.
26 Bernice Ave., Sunnylea
(off Prince Edward Dr., south of Bloor, Etobicoke)
Large contents/estate auction for Mr. Eric Belzar, 50 year resident at
this address. Antique furniture, numerous collectibles, vintage tools,
taxidermy items, etc.
Furniture to include 9 pc. walnut dining room set c. 1930, incl. china
cabinet and buffet, in good cond.; Stanley upright quarter sawn oak
piano, good cond.; nice old tea trolley w. glass insert tray;
waterfall/classic glazed china cabinet; 9 well maple filing cabinet;
armoire door; grain painted organ stool; rock maple platform rocker;
1960s moderne black vinyl and zebra stripe couch and chair w. end
tables; cloverleaf walnut occasional table and other small occasional
tables; kitchen table and chairs, orig. vinyl, formica top; mission
style desk; oak bureau w. mirror and harp; oak lamp table; beveled
hall mirror w. cast iron hooks; lg. oak beveled mirror, old; 2
refinished 9 pane mirrors, pine frames; 1920s wall clock; pr. Spanish
revival table lamps w. lustres; deco area rug; also double garage
packed w. complete and partial furniture items, legs, tops, chairs,
and handyman specials.
Collectibles to include vintage Scot. canvas hip waders; German
military helmet; Kilman's Red tricolour neon bar sign; vintage scrap
books 1945; rustic oil by Etobicoke artist D. Staffin; spelter elk
statue; moose hoof ashtray; 2 sets antelope horns; stuffed baby
crocodile; powder horn; veterinary syringe; some vintage fishing lures
and bow hunting accessories; cheese barrel; a few vintage radios; lg.
10 gallon glass lab quality carboyle; brass printers rule w. agate
points; Vict. ornate sheaf clip; vintage tins, cigar boxes, bottle,
crates, etc.; beer steins; asst. glass, china, serving pieces incl.
iris and herringbone bowl; some cutlery; 2 Vict. ewers, terra cotta w.
enamel transfers and the other pewter mounted lid; 2 nice log cabin
quilts, other linens, textiles, drapings; carved animals and wildlife
themed décor; household and kitchen items, box lots of knick-knacks
and great flea market stuff.
Tools to include 14" General band saw; 2 bench vices, 1 XL; hand held
electric grinder and reciprocal sander; 6 vintage block and steel
planes; Stanley USA line level and #71 ½ plane (partial?); tons of
hand tools, all sorts; crate of natural burls; asst. vintage hardware.
Tons more still to be sorted and pulled out of shadowy corners! Also
free kittens to good homes!
A full contents sale, high end stuff and tons of box lots too! House
sold, no agents please. Terms: cash only. Auctioneer: Mark Taaffe.
Inquiries 416-998-5992.
Update: Amber sez: "just thought I'd point
out that
in your auction blog post, you mention 2x that the sale will be
happening on
Sunday, but then in the actual 'clipping' of the auction article, it
says
Saturday the 18th."
the Saturday of a three-day weekend
after a national political convention
the Saturday of a three-day weekend
after a national political convention
09/05/2004 05:08 PMFormer Lt. Governor Ben
Barnes
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Blogging Conference in North Carolina
Saturday
Blogging Conference in North Carolina
Saturday
08/27/2004 01:28 PMIf I were in Greensboro, North Carolina, this Saturday I'd attend
this gathering of bloggers. More info
here
from Ed Cone.
CNN.com - Two U.S. soldiers killed in
Iraq Saturday - Nov. 1, 2003
CNN.com - Two U.S. soldiers killed in
Iraq Saturday - Nov. 1, 2003
11/02/2003 04:17 AMGrok Description matches for Prince playing the Fillmore on Saturday
GrokA matches for Prince playing the Fillmore on Saturday
Prince playing the Fillmore on Saturday
