Archive for April, 2009
The BuelahFamily Is NOT Scared Of Swine Flu
Posted by BuelahMan on April 29, 2009
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Another Worthless Commission
Posted by BuelahMan on April 29, 2009
Thanks Pat. All we need is another bogus “911 Commission” type coverup of torture and all the wrong-doings by the previous administration and the complicit reThugs and democRATS.
We know how bogus these “commissions” are and personally I believe that a Special Investigator is needed. Maybe Patrick Fitzgerald is looking for some more work.
You’ll know how serious it is by who is “selected” to be on the commission and who selects them.
h/t RawStory
And on a note of somewhat good news, it appears that major Progressive Caucus groups have joined together to fight for the Public Health Insurance Plan (h/t AfterDowningStreet)
(Traveling today… wish me luck on a big sale potential)
Posted in After Downing Street, Bush, Demublican/Repubocrat Party, Neocon Criminals, Torture | Tagged: Raw Story, Patrick Leahy, Truth Commission | 2 Comments »
B’Man’s Hypocrite Watch: War Criminals (Just As Long As It Isn’t Americans)
Posted by BuelahMan on April 28, 2009
This country is run by the most audacious hypocrites the world has known.
And the Sheople may say, “Amen.”
Back then, Bush gave a standard that showed that he and his Administration knew that there is no “good faith defense” in committing war crimes. He insisted “War crimes will be prosecuted, war criminals will be punished and it will be no defense to say, “I was just following orders.“
h/t Jonathon Turley for the text and ThinkProgress for the video
Posted in Accountability, Responsibility & Answerability, B'Man's Hypocrite Watch, Bush, Jonathon Turley, Neocon Criminals, Think Progress, Torture | Tagged: war crimes | Leave a Comment »
Getting Your Freak On: How Freaky Are You?
Posted by BuelahMan on April 28, 2009
Apparently I scored a 15 which means I am only 14% freakier than you are. My results:
pretty freaky
you have a fairly low freak score
you have a pretty good amount of freak. you occasionally do something pretty freaky, but generally have the capacity to be normal. you probably have an amount of freak within and don’t get stared at very often, which is nice.
Take the test yourself and get your freak on.
test to see how much of a freak are you, anyways?
Posted in Odd, Weird and Generally Strange, Society | Tagged: HelloQuizzy | 2 Comments »
White House Blues
Posted by BuelahMan on April 27, 2009
I had a great experience today when I happened upon an old friend’s website. Lisa Lambert is a wonderful woman who long ago was a subject of a crush of mine (although she probably still doesn’t know… until she reads this. SURPRISE!) when we were in high school. But I must say she still looks good, wouldn’t you? Better than ever, maybe (I don’t know what it is but several of her female classmates still look good)?
I remember her talent in band and I knew she could sing from church (didn’t we go to Iuka Baptist together?). I even saw her a few years ago with her mom (whom I adored in school) at the local city park and she had a fiddle strapped on her back. She didn’t play it for me, but somehow I just knew a person who had the audacity to strap one on, surely could play it as well.
Now regular readers know I’m from the country (at least compared to big cities, anyway). However, I never really grew into country music. I am obviously a Rock and Roller. But there may be many things that the world doesn’t know about BuelahMan, such as I can play symphonic or concert trumpet, along with ragtime, big band and an assortment of different music types. A musician learnes to appreciate talent, especially on the more traditional instruments and the music, itself. There is a style that I appreciate greatly because as luck would have it, I have several friends who played the old time dulcimer, guitar, fiddle, banjo music.
This is the REAL DEAL when it comes to country roots music.
The way I remember Lisa is a sweet, innocent, non-assuming person who would not likely approve of my demeanor here. But, I had to ask her for a song to feature here (don’t worry, I warned her first) and I suppose she (after coming here and getting a barrage of my redneck bs) realized that I am into politics and first mentioned White House Blues (which, of course, was the first one I listened to at her radio channel… linked below). But you really need to listen to a few others like Tishomingo Blues (related to our home county) or Fishin’ Blues.
From her site:
LISA LAMBERT MUSIC RADIO!
The ONLY station in the world featuring
MUSIC FROM THE MISSISSIPPI HILLS!
Bluegrass, Country, Folk, Gospel, or Roots Music
The fact that this probably IS the only place to find Mississippi Hills Music is reason enough to bookmark it, if a fan. But knowing it is from BuelahMan’s stomping grounds should make it imperative for you.
(snark)
If you think that music hasn’t kept a pulse on the political scene for many years, listen to this excellent rendition of White House Blues (hover over the link and a player will pop up):
Please visit her website here for more information and bookings.
or
http://www.lisalambertmusic.com/
You can also listen to her online radio channel for more.
Lisa Lambert and The Pine Ridge Boys Myspace
If some strange planetary alignment happens and you find yourself anywhere near north Mississippi in the next month or two, you should go see them. Who knows, you might even get to meet the BuelahFamily, too.
Saturday, May 09, 2009
IUKA BLUEGRASS FESTIVAL
Iuka, MS12:00 AM A Full Day Of Bluegrass & String Band Music!
Fun for the FAMILY!
Bring your lawnchair & a friend!Saturday, May 23, 2009
NORTHEAST MS BLUEGRASS ASSOCIATION
Booneville, MS6:30 PM BLUEGRASS / BLUEGRASS GOSPEL MUSIC VENUE
For more Info: Malcolm Henderson 662-720-1947Monday, May 25, 2009
DENNIS DAY – JOHNNY TIMBES MEMORIAL BLUEGRASS FESTIVAL
Dennis, MS1:00 PM Great Show featuring hot area bands!
DENNIS COMMUNITY PARK – Intersection of Hwy 4 & Hwy 25 – Dennis, MS
Bring your lawnchairs!
Free Admission – Concessions Available – All Proceeds go to the upkeep of the Dennis Park.Friday, May 29, 2009
TOMBIGBEE JAMBOREE (live via internet @ www.tombigbeejamboree.net)
Fulton, MS7:00 PM BLUEGRASS / GOSPEL MUSIC
ADMISSION: $3Saturday, June 06, 2009
TUPELO ELVIS FESTIVAL
Tupelo, MS2:15 PM For the 1ST TIME EVER…a Bluegrass Blend Band is performing at the Tupelo Elvis Festival…AND WE’RE IT! IT’LL BE GREAT FUN! Saturday, June 13, 2009
DELMORE DAYS FESTIVAL
Athens, AL4:30 PM
Posted in B'Man's Hometown Update, BuelahFamily & BuelahFriends, BuelahWorld, Music | Tagged: Lisa Lambert | 1 Comment »
Fathersday Gift??
Posted by Lynda on April 27, 2009
http://vimeo.com/1803735
I know last years suggestion was well received… lol…
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Whisper A Prayer For The Dying
Posted by BuelahMan on April 27, 2009
One of the truly great Rock and Roll voices and performers is a guy named David Coverdale. He started in the Big Time trading lead in Deep Purple. He later formed Whitesnake (where most rock and rollers know him from) after turning down the lead position for Black Sabbath. Great move, David.
I always felt his baritone voice (with an amazing range) is one of the best for Rock and Roll music (a personal preference), but what many people don’t realize is his song writing abilities.
As I was working in the wicked garden, this song came on and I couldn’t help but think about Iraqi children and innocents that have been killed and maimed by our illegal and immoral invasion and occupation. Listen and read the words.
If nothing else, this is my whispered prayer for them:
Whisper A Prayer For The Dying
I hear the sound of distant thunder, echo all around,
I see the tragedy of young ones lying on the ground,
I see the fathers sons and daughters, I hear the mothers crying,
Nothing left for me to do, but, whisper a prayer for the dying.Oh, a prayer for the dying.
The suffocating heat of jungles, and burning desert sands,
Where everything reminds you, youre a stranger in a strange land.
The soothing words of politicians, those bodyguards of lies,
While guardian angels waste their time and every mother cries.Oh, a prayer for the dying, dying, dying.
Machine gun, battle cry, you pray to God when the bullets fly,
The bombs fall like black rain, an all your dreams take you home again,
Nothing but bad dreams.You cant read, you cant write,
Youre so scared, you cant sleep at night
You try to carry the heavy load,
Walking down armageddon road.Oh, armageddon road.
I hear the sound of distant thunder, echo all around,
I see the tragedy of young ones lying on the ground,
I see the fathers sons and daughters, I hear the mothers crying,
Nothing left for me to do, but, whisper a prayer for the dying.Oh, a prayer for the dying, dying.
Oh, a prayer for the dying, baby, baby.
Oh, a prayer for the dying, dying,
Whisper a prayer for the dying.You cant run, you cant hide,
You cant show what you feel inside.
Youre going crazy, going insane,
You know youll never be the same again, no, no.Whisper a prayer for the dying, dying, dying, dying, dying, no, no.
Armageddon road, armageddon road, Im walking down armageddon road.
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B’Man’s Wicked Garden: Half-Way Planted
Posted by BuelahMan on April 27, 2009
OK:
So far I have planted one row of corn (another next weekend to stagger the crop and a third in about three weeks). 1 row of red onions, 2/3 of 1 in cabbage and the rest of that row in green peppers. Squash, Giant speckled Butter beans, Brown beans, black-eyed peas and potatoes.
I am leaving about 4 rows open for late planting, which leaves me with about 3 or 4 to plant some more this week.
Now to my ulterior motive. My “fighting weight” is about 200 to 205. When I began this garden my other motive was exercise and to lose weight. I began at 255 (yes, at least 50# over weight). I haven’t weighed again, but I can feel it coming off in how my clothes fit.
For those of you who have never planted a garden, it is hard assed work. But after planting it truly is just maintenance.
Also keep in mind that this lot was grass covered, so I had to till it 4 times and I have raked so much grass and roots that my arms hurt thinking about it.
But at 47, I intend to get back down to 200 (I would love to break the 200, for my ideal weight is closer to 185, or, at least, it WAS.)
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Noteboek
Posted by BuelahMan on April 27, 2009
Saw this at Neatorama and it is truly amazing. Winner of multiple awards.
Noteboek from Evelien Lohbeck on Vimeo (English title: Notebook) consists of 4 short experimental films where I try to confuse the reality. In these films, illusions and expectations are challenged.
Noteboek is a short film and part of my graduation project.
If you want to see more work please visit: evelienlohbeck.com
Music: The White Stripes-Seven Nation Army.
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Illegal Swines!
Posted by Lynda on April 26, 2009
Given that in Mexico City the streets are empty… and given the fact that we still have countless illegals crossing over into the states… much less travelers that basically don’t care about anyone but themselves… well… I am not sure how the CDC thinks it’s going to battle this one??
Swine flu confirmed in NYC high school students
By KAREN MATTHEWS, Associated Press Writer Karen Matthews, Associated Press Writer – 43 mins ago
NEW YORK – New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg says that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has confirmed that students at a city high school were infected with swine flu.
New York officials previously had said they were eight “probable” cases, but tests later confirmed that it was indeed swine flu. Bloomberg stressed that the cases were mild and many are recovering.
The city is awaiting the tests of additional samples to see if more St. Francis Preparatory School students were infected.
About 100 students complained of flu-like symptoms at the school. Some students went to Cancun on a spring break trip two weeks ago.
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Breathtakingly Beautiful BuelahLady
Posted by BuelahMan on April 25, 2009
I met my wife about 6 months after this was taken. She was 18, at the time.
(Hint: there are certain attributes this photo does not share that are even more amazing)
This woman has the most beautiful skin. I have heard a hundred or more people say so (usually older women who grab her by the cheeks). She needs no makeup, but does put it on periodically (as in this picture). But never too much. And DAMN: look at her eyes. Beautiful and captivating. They suck you in and drown you.
And did the Lord bless this woman “upstairs” (D-Cup is a very close second) and in the blue jean fillin’ department (if’n you know what I mean).
But more than any physical beauty, time taught me that this person has the warmest and most accepting heart I ever knew. Yes, she can be a wild cat, but I kinda like wild cats. She is one of those people you meet that you can instantly warm up to. She can “feel your pain”: intensely intuitive about another’s suffering. She has this ability to touch you deep in your heart… emotionally and I have witnessed many people pour themselves out to her (people she never met before… in the shopping mall, at a restaurant, on an airplane…)
I know that this woman will stand by me and would die for me… no matter what. I know that she loves me deeply, through sickness and health, better or worst. I know that she is totally committed and dedicated to me and my daughter, our happiness and our welfare. I know that she trusts me and I know that I can trust here like no other in the world.
I love my Beautiful BuelahLady.
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