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a5.9 (last updated: 18 Aug 2026) 1) snare drum: Yamaha Vinnie Colaiuta Maple Custom [ seen in Eye Con ]✓ 5 minutes ago ago
I have been working on Grim Metal Bedlam almost daily for the last few weeks and writing in my journals ideas of how to approach primordial maximum. So I have been relativly productive over all in the grand scheme of the apocalypse.I have a fascination with mork Borg and my favorite ruleset for miniatures skirmish...
Not every Fringe experience needs to be a political epic or a formally adventurous piece of devised theatre.Part of what makes Edinburgh unique is the sheer variety of performance on offer. Alongside the prestige productions, experimental theatre and stand-up showcases sits an equally important late-night culture of...
Despite their fur coats, the cats have been perfectly happy during the various heatwaves this summer, presumably because they know they can count on fresh water (even if Hector prefers to drink from the pond or the bowl outside by the flowerpots) and regular meals rather than having to worry about hunting (though we...
If there is a greatest contemporary play, it is probably Angels in America. Tony Kushner’s A Gay Fantasia on National Themes has occupied that position for more than three decades, a work so vast in its ambition and so startling in its humanity that every generation seems to discover something new within it. Set...
The Hollywood dream has always contained a nightmare. When Nathanael West published The Day of the Locust in 1939, he looked beyond the glamour of the movie industry and focused instead on those marooned at its edges: aspiring actors, failed artists, displaced workers and hopeful migrants who had travelled west...
This is the weekly sniff. A roundup of links (linkdump) from the optimistically last week but more likely last month.Best in showhttps://overkill.wtf/notes/uses-updated-august - Overkills updated uses page. I know how much time these are to make so kudos for the list and update.Small web findsWhy I Left WordPress...
I bought this at the Gwen John exhibition in Cardiff, intrigued that an artist was writing to a dead artist about their lives. I had not heard of Celia Paul before (I’m not a great follower of modern art), and I’d disliked Margaret Forster’s novel about Gwen John’s life, so I wanted to try a … Continue reading...
I brought my big honking Pentax 645 to a car show recently. The only lens I own for it, the 75mm f/2.8 SMC Pentax-A 645, was mounted, and I had spooled some Ilford HP5 Plus inside. I shot two rolls, actually; here are the shots I liked best from the first roll. I’ll share photos from the second roll after I develop...
My Dad, Harold D. Burk (1909-1978), passed away in the Bronx, New York, OTD in 1978. He was five weeks from his 70th birthday. I've added Dad to Find a Grave here with a bite-sized bio, noting his service in the US Army during World War II. The shadowbox frame above holds his military memorabilia, organized and...

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