“It’s occurred to me that the people who don’t believe in Global Warming are usually the people who very strongly believe in God. Has anyone else noticed that there’s more scientific evidence to support the theory of Global Warming than there is to support the existence of God?”
- Wicasta Lovelace

I’ve agreed to play bass with the Just In Time Band. These guys are some friends who I played guitar with toward the end of last year, before various issues forced me to move on. But I’ve generally stayed in touch with them, and I was more than happy to jump back in as bass player when I got the call.
Of course, this doesn’t mean I’m leaving Systematic Chaos. The Just In Time Band expects to only play a couple of gigs a month. We believe there will be no …

I overheard an Indian gentleman at the UPS store, who, upon reflecting on the number of people waiting in line, said;
“This is a cluster of fucks.”

Title: Systematic Chaos gig
Location: Tampa, Florida
Description: I’ll be playing bass with Systematic Chaos at our weekly tune-up gig at Demmi’s Market, but on Thursday this week. Come on out and hang with us in the old Ybor City section of Tampa.
Demmi’s Market
1816 East 7th Avenue
Tampa, Florida
Start Time: 19:00
Date: 2009-05-21
End Time: 22:00

Every Monday I’ve been watching PBS’ new series of movies, We Shall Remain. The movies tell the history of Native Americans through their perspective, which is something that’s never really been done before. At least not on this scale. I highly recommend checking it out. If you’re the least bit interested in the history of this nation, you owe it to yourself to soak in this fresh perspective. It’ll leave you thinking about a lot of things you’ve probably never thought about before.