Fri Aug 06 1999 07:49:
I am getting tired of {dandelions, my Texas travelogue}. I keep
having to go through it to fix things and I am getting tired of reading
it. But don't you get tired of it.
Fri Aug 06 1999 07:51:
"Noam Chompsky" is Jake's misspelling (intentional? he knows how
to spell it) and not mine. I reproduce below his altavista query,
which will not make sense to you because it is in response to an
email I sent to him, pertaining to a song I wrote about Mark Fasheh:
http://www.altavista.com/cgi-bin/query?pg=q&q=leonard+richardson%2e+this+is
+jake%2e+your+new+song+sounds+awesome%2e+i+harbor+strong+feelings+towards+
superintelligent+monkeys+myself%2c+although+in+my+version+they+all+wear+rumpled+
suits+like+noam+chompsky+and+speak+in+english+accents%2e+if+push+comes+to+shove+you+
can+always+output+the+drum+machine+to+tape+and+then+play+it+back+into+your+multi+
tracker+and+record+on+top+of+it%2e+well%2c+i+think+i%27ve+proven+my+point%2e+
your+pal%2c+jake+berendes+%2b%22leonard+richardson%22&stq=10&c9k
Fri Aug 06 1999 07:58:
The fact that I can correctly spell Noam Chomsky's name is
evidenced by my personal
notebook, in which the June 22 entry makes reference to his
sinister Chomsky Hierarchy of Grammars.
Fri Aug 06 1999 14:39:
Today was Nina Garcia's last day at MAP. Her arrival is chronicled
in the May 1998 NYCB, in the 05/06 entry.
Fri Aug 06 1999 17:17:
I got an email from Campus Events:
JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR
...
Director
Colin Ebling chose to use the rave culture phenomenon as a metaphor for the
show. The text has not been changed from its original format. However,
the show and its characters appear as never before. Surrounded by his
colorful Apostles dressed in layers of day-glo and beads, Jesus (John
Torres) suffers for us all, once again.
I'm no expert, but wasn't once enough?
Fri Aug 06 1999 18:13:
6 new graphics in the Texas
travelogue, including two from Roswell.
Fri Aug 06 1999 20:05:
I am attempting to MP3ify the tracks from Nowhere Standard Time.
The results are not that great, but they're probably on par with a dub
of the master. I'll let you know how it goes. Yes, you personally.
Fri Aug 06 1999 21:09:
Does anyone have the liner notes I wrote for BSD and NST? Because
I don't. And I don't want to write them all again.
Fri Aug 06 1999 21:20:
Also, if you were to manufacture a robotic giant, wouldn't you
make it out of something more durable than iron?
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