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Wednesday August 08, 2007
Band Biz
Return of the Unnamed Band
Band Biz
Return of the Unnamed Band
As you may or may not know, Greg is no longer in the band. It's a sad, sad day since you been gone.... oh well, people got to do their own thing I wish him luck in all things Greckley. See you down the road sometime, dude.
So we now have no name. 1320 was only for the NHRA show/debacle, and Inner Rhythm is not going to happen (the website is using that nom de plume), so let's have a contest to name our rocking all-new project. Please chime in and email me at meshers23@yahoo.com and share your ideas for a cool band name. On August 15, I will post a poll and let the people speak. The winner will receive an IRStudios production bundle of their choice, so let me know what you think.
So we now have no name. 1320 was only for the NHRA show/debacle, and Inner Rhythm is not going to happen (the website is using that nom de plume), so let's have a contest to name our rocking all-new project. Please chime in and email me at meshers23@yahoo.com and share your ideas for a cool band name. On August 15, I will post a poll and let the people speak. The winner will receive an IRStudios production bundle of their choice, so let me know what you think.
Breaking News
7.5 Quake Rocks Indonesia
7.5 Quake Rocks Indonesia
Could secret, deep-earth tomographic imaging technology used to locate petroleum deposits be triggering earthquakes? Or could oil lubricate portions of the crust and lessen earthquake intensity? It seems like anything is possible. Conspiracy Snausage fer sure! From CNN
JAKARTA, Indonesia (CNN) -- A powerful earthquake shook buildings and caused panic on the densely-populated Indonesian island of Java, but there have been no reports of injuries and no tsunami alert. The quake, measured at magnitude 7.5 by the U.S. Geological Survey, struck shortly after midnight in a part of the sea dotted with oil rig platforms, Financial Times journalist John Aglionby told CNN International. According to CNN's Kathy Quiano, the shaking caused many in the capital to flee their homes. "We felt the earthquake in Jakarta, it was pretty strong and went on for at least a minute." "It was pretty strong and scary," Quiano said. "People are shaken, that's for certain." And Aglionby said there were still concerns for the many oil rigs exploiting the resource rich waters off the north coast of Java.
