Welcome to the Finger Lakes! Our theme song:
In a town this size, there's no place to hide
Everywhere you go, you meet someone you know...
In a smokey bar, in the backseat of your car
In your own little house, someone's sure to find you out
What you do and what you think
What you eat and what you drink...
(Kieran Kane)
Saturday, January 25, 2014
Tuesday, January 14, 2014
Sunday, January 12, 2014
Saturday, January 11, 2014
Runaway
Bonnie Raitt, Burt Sugarman's Midnight Special, 1977.
Big voice, big guitar, big hair - we all had that hair...
Will You Love Me Tomorrow?
Linda Ronstadt, Johnny Cash TV show, 1970.
44 years ago! Even then, Linda could knock you out of your seat.
Wednesday, January 8, 2014
Thursday, January 2, 2014
"sheer idiocy"
Senator Greg Ball (R, C, I – Patterson), Jan. 2, 2013“This bill was written with the saving of one, and only one, life in mind. The political life of a Governor who wants to be President. Level headed professionals, including those within the law enforcement community, have pointed out the sheer idiocy of enforcing this political ploy. I am glad to hear that the federal court has ruled that the seven bullet limit, instituted by the NY SAFE Act, is an arbitrary number and therefore unconstitutional. The entire law is an affront to our second amendment and our constitutional freedoms. Passed in the dark of night, this law was rushed through the legislature and did not go through the typical airing which would have allowed the public and my fellow legislators to see the obvious flaws in the wording and structure of the bill. The seven bullet limit was idiotic at best and turned law abiding law enforcement officers, veterans and soccer moms into criminals. Glad that the court saw through this charade, but the fight must continue to overturn the entire law,” said Senator Greg Ball. “This is a huge win for our constitutional freedoms and for the second amendment community. However, we will continue our fight against this gun grab until this draconian law is a bad, distant memory.”
Wednesday, January 1, 2014
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