Happy Monday, and please stop the world, I want to get off. And no, for a change, I am not talking about global events.
Because we raged Thursday. We raged Friday. And yes, we raged Saturday. So instead of drivel by Darwin, today you get (mostly) photos by Portico.
I took the picture above last Tuesday morning. And these are from Friday's nuptials of Andrew Whistler and Laura Gonzalez, which took place at wondrous Fort Mason, here in SF. I will offer my newlywedded friends my late father's favorite toast:
May the most you want in life be the least that you receive.
And thank you for including us - your wedding was very special and will be remembered forever by all that attended. Congratulations, my friends. Saturday? Well, with birthdays all around, and two of them being #60, it was Killer and more. Thank you, as always, to our hosts Louise Lederhosen and Byron Browne IV - another winner, although I felt terrible spilling By's tasty whipped cream dessert all over the floor . . .
And this? You'll have to make it through KLUF to learn its secrets and origin.
What about the master-slave relationship in an NT domain like we deployed for Genstar/Seaco? I think it's time for Microsoft to review their documentation and update it to fix this injustice. :-)
And speaking of grave injustices, I apparently got it wrong re: Günther Strobel and his favorite Metallica album. I share the correction with you now, and yes, I've alerted the media. But the esteemed brewmaster is nothing if not gracious.
Not sure if I said that Master of Puppets is THE best album in the Heavy Metal genre (I prefer Ride The Lightning) but for the sake of the article, I’ll let it slide.
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KLUF
I am frankly stunned I haven't played this Diamond Certified legend of an album on KLUF in over 3 years. Featuring "Stormy Monday" and considered a masterclass (!) in terms of both live albums and blues guitar, here are The Allman Brothers, with their seminal At Fillmore East. I am jacked about that photo above! I also took it last Tuesday morning, and it is a reflection in the water - here's the original. I cropped it and took out a couple of things, but it's mostly original and just flipped horizontally.
