I paid homage to Philip Johnson after his passing over at blogHOUSTON, for his role in shaping Houston’s skyline.
I don’t normally speak ill of the dead, but I ran across this New York Times article on the man via Orrin Judd’s blog earlier today, and I’m going to make an exception of Mr. Johnson.
I hadn’t realized Mr. Johnson was a Nazi sympathizer:
Philip Johnson did not just flirt with fascism. He spent several years in
Following his explanation of why KSEV-700 has “wheezed” in recent radio ratings, the erstwhile publisher of the Lone Star Times has now decided to share his wisdom on Iraq:
These top two selections, 53%, illustrate that the people of Iraq want to move away from the Islamic fundamentalism of the past.
Ha ha ha ha ha ha.
There’s a pretty major, funny problem with Dan Patrick’s interpretation of the Zogby poll — Iraq under Saddam
We’re back, after a good overnight roadtrip to catch our friends in the Dead End Angels play the Ole Moulton Bank.
The Ole Moulton Bank is a nice little venue, with a decent sound system, and DEA put on a good show, as always.
We were joined by some old friends and some new ones, as the comments in the earlier post would suggest.
Several of us stayed at the Olle Hotel in Flatonia. It’s a
There was actually a second Danger Train collision yesterday, at Fannin & Rosedale.
Don Gallagher, moderator of the Houston MET yahoo group, noted this in a post.
Although no stories have been posted to link to, John Gaver confirmed the crash with Metro and KPRC-2.
Two crashes in one day seems pretty World Class to me!
That takes us to five for the year/month, and 77 overall
I’m heading out Saturday to catch my friends in the Dead End Angels play a relatively new venue, the Ole Moulton Bank.
I mentioned earlier that it’s run by the fellow who used to run Dan Electro’s Guitar Bar.
It sounds like a neat place. I’m looking forward to a good venue, good music, and good company. Oh, and Shiner that ought to be damn fresh. 🙂
Things here will most likely be quiet until Sunday. Have a