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A Chattanooga man who spent more than 15 years in prison for killing his ex-wife on September 3, 1982, is now awaiting trial for an alleged second lethal attack.
The latest attack occurred on Sept. 3, 2003 – 21 years to the day after the first.
James Curtis Nichols Sr., 55, is due back in court on first-degree murder charges on Valentine's Day, and his trial is scheduled to begin in March.
The current charges against Nichols grow out of a 2003 altercation, during which prosecutors contend he inflicted mortal injuries on 53-year-old Thomas Joseph Hedgepath.
Hedgepath died on Nov. 9, 2004.
According to the initial police report filed by Chattanooga Police Investigator R.K. Freeman, the officer was assigned to check out an alleged assault at 211 Frazier Ave. on Wednesday, Sept. 3, 2003. At that address, he discovered Hedgepath in a broken down vehicle behind the Cyberland Café and Gaming Center, "suffering from multiple stab wounds to the upper torso and a laceration on the neck."
The officer said he located an eyewitness, Terry L. Gordon, who told police that he was in the car with Nichols and Hedgepath and observed an altercation between the two in which Hedgepath was the aggressor.
"Gordon and Nichols then exited the vehicle, with Nichols stating that he was going to take care of business with Hedgepath," Freeman noted in his report. "Nichols opened the back door of the vehicle with knife in hand, and (stabbed) the passed-out Hedgepath several times."
According to Gordon, the report noted, Nichols walked away from the vehicle, "then returned moments later and cut the throat of Hedgepath in an attempt to take his life."
At the time the report was filed, Hedgepath was a patient in Hamilton County Nursing Home. He died 14 months later.
The 1982 killing – which occurred just six days after Nichols was released on parole from the state penitentiary on an unrelated felony charge – occurred at 1403 St. Elmo Ave., the home of Sharon Rose Wimberly, Nichols' former wife.
The couple's two teen-age children, James Curtis Nichols Jr. and Jamie Rose Nichols, also resided at that address and testified during their father's trial.
Testimony at the trial indicated that Nichols was in a combative mood on Sept. 3, 1982, when he came to his ex-wife's home around 5:30 p.m. drinking from a bottle of moonshine and carrying a revolver that witnesses said he flashed from time to time.
About 6:30 p.m. he accompanied his son and a neighbor to the Old South Restaurant, where Mrs. Wimberly was working as a waitress, and acted "crazy" and "weird." After talking to his ex-wife, who was afraid he was going to get her fired, he left the restaurant and returned to the Wimberly home.
He was next door, playing cards with neighbors, when Mrs. Wimberly arrived home from work around 10:30 p.m. An altercation began shortly afterward, and eventually Nichols ordered the two teens out of the Wimberly living room where he and his ex-wife were arguing. They fled to a neighbor's house.
The neighbor, who was watching through the window, testified that she "seen (Nichols) get off the couch and walk to the chair (in which Mrs. Wimberly was sitting), catch her by the hair of her head, pull it over and shoot her."
When police arrived around 12:30 a.m., they found Mrs. Wimberly still seated in the chair. Her death was determined to have resulted from a contact gunshot wound, with the bullet entering her head just below her left ear lobe.
Nichols had fled the scene but was found a few hours later pretending to sleep on a nearby porch. His gun, a 22-caliber revolver, was less than two feet away.
Convicted in 1983 of second degree murder, Nichols appealed. However, the decision was upheld in 1985 by the Court of Criminal Appeals of Tennessee, at Knoxville.
Nichols was released by the Tennessee Department of Corrections in 1999.
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What is a good way to clean decades worth of dust build up from a speaker?
Besides cranking it up and shaking it off
tape? maybe.
Interesting idea.
Maybe I should use painters tape because it has a more gentel adhesive and not as likely to damage the paper.
I will be doing the job later in the day and will let you know how things go.
Be careful. If the speaker's that old and obviously it hasn't been stored correctly, the cone or more likely the foam surrounds might be brittle. I would try a vacuum, but don't actually touch the surface with it. Do you have a vacuum with a brush attachment?
07-03-2013 08:54 AM - edited 07-03-2013 08:55 AM
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I wouldn't use the canned compressed air, but those air blasters that photographers use to clean their lenses, I would use that. Combine that with a soft toothbrush.
Another good idea.
Special J wrote:Be careful. If the speaker's that old and obviously it hasn't been stored correctly, the cone or more likely the foam surrounds might be brittle. I would try a vacuum, but don't actually touch the surface with it. Do you have a vacuum with a brush attachment?
Actually the speaker has been in my amp for at least as long as I've owned it (25+ years)
I did use a vacuum with a soft brush to do the face but the back is less accessible. I can see a build up on the top side of the back and that is really where I am stopped right now
The dust is where the mojo particles collect. Just play it.
07-03-2013 12:47 PM - edited 07-03-2013 12:49 PM
Okay ,the speaker is cleaned.and it was more than just a little mojo dust that was removed.
One Sunday morning while I was working my wife was busy trying to take care of everything and went off to church and left the stove on.When she returned home the smoke alarm was sounding. She opened the door and smoke just came rolling out.Fortunately the pan was covered by a lid so there was no fire but what a mess .It took quite a while to air the house out and clean everything. My guitars were safely tucked away in hard shell cases but the amp soaked it up .Well life is back to normal and I decided to clean the speaker and grill. I used a small foam brush and a vacuum cleaner to do the back and a soft brush on the vacuum to do the face.
I put the speaker back in and tried my tele and heard he difference right away ,brighter and clearer.
Next I tried my es335 clone and there is not as much change but it is also brighter and clearer ,Im trying not to say cleaner but it is.
Thanks to everyone for the suggestions
Glad to hear you managed to clean your speaker. I would've also suggested a vacuum with a brush attachment. Setting the house on fire seems a bit extreme.
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This game is a simple platformer with puzzle and action elements. You play as an astronaut, forced to land in a strange alien planet. Low on fuel, now you need to find some way to get an alien power core and avenge your planet, defeating your arch enemy, Grigori. The main game mechanic is the clever use of a teleportation device, to move around the levels.
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Please contact your local LEVEL DESIGNER and turn this tech-demo into an ACTUAL GAME! It'll be awesome.
For now, i'ts a one-hour game, and the only thing it revolves around is "jump before the white dot hits the wall". Work on that, please, as this could be a great game.
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For me, sound doesn't present at all except that 'Miniboss' logo part. How do I fix this?
Well, there is the "Releases" section where there is the option to purchase either the Voskhod edition, the gift option, or the free demo. All games on here have that. Then of course if you had purchased the game you would get a :Purchased Downloads" section below that.
This is the only game I have on Desura that is behaving this way, which is why I mentioned it above. Hmmm not sure what to do about it, if you say you can see the "Purchased Downloads" section on your end. :(
Ok, weird. Today the "Purchased Downloads" section is indeed there. Not sure how this got fixed, but it seems to be working correctly now. Thanks.
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A splash of rum makes this traditional bread and butter pudding extra special.
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Carbohydrate Total 63.00g |
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Protein 19.00g |
Cholesterol 344.00mg |
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A nice family pudding. Needed a little jazzing up, so I thought next time add chopped dates instead of the sultanas and maybe some banana slices layered in there.......
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Beautiful cabin for quiet getaway, a family vacation, or time away with friends. Large deck for outside entertainment. Inside enjoy full kitchen, large dining room, living room with wood burning fireplace, cable television, and a redwood sauna. Deer will eat out of your hand.
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Year Purchased: 1998
About the owner: Two owners at this property. Owners live in Pottstown and Douglassville, PA.
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Beautiful cabin located close to Jack Frost, Camelback, shops, outlets, fine dining and major routes. Great cabin for a quiet get away, a family vacation, or time with friends.
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Large front deck, walk to the lake for boating, fishing, tennis, and picnics. Cabin features living room with fireplace, cable television, loft, large dining room, and full kitchen, two full baths and redwood sauna. Close to great shopping, skiing, fine dining and family fun.
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I'm in the process of trying to lose some fat and become cut.
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Monday -
benchpress 3 x 10,8,6
cable xover or upper machine 3 x 10,8,6
shoulder press - 3 x 10,8,6
side raise - 3 x 10,8,6
tricep extension - 3 x 10,8,6
tricep pulldown - 3 x 10,8,6
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off, psoriasis treatment at lunch
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leg press 3 x 10,8,6
leg extension 3 x 10,8,6
hamstrings 3 x 10,8,6
lower back extension 3 x 10,8,6
lat pulldown 3 x 10,8,6
cable row 3 x 10,8,6
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bicep curl 3 x 10,8,6
sitting calf raise 3 x 12,12,12
standing calf raise 3 x 12,12,12
Th - same as Tues
Fri - repeat monday
Weekend - off family time
Following monday start w/ Weds workout and keep alternating.
I don't feel sore til the next day, a good feeling
I try to eat 5-7 meals a day, trying for around 2500 calories, maybe that's too much as I work in IT and am planted in my seat.
The workout is from Tom Venuto's ebook.
I've done this for about 7 weeks now, I've lost around 5lbs so far and I have lost fat in my waist as I can tuck in my shirt and still has room even with a belt on. I tried to take redline, 4oz a day before workouts until I had a really bad reaction and thought I needed to go to ER. I still feel weird a week later. I was wondering what more I should do or not do to in regards to cutting. Thanks in advance


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We went to a small supermarket on our first afternoon on Tortola and were shocked about the prices. We thought they would be cheaper in a big supermarket and went to the biggest place we could find in Road Town the next day to buy enough stuff for our time on Tortola. We were even more shocked! We had planned to cook a few evenings in order to relax on our verandah but seeing the prices we decided against it.
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When we saw prices for milk (~4$), ham (~8$), parmesan cheese (~10$) or cream cheese (~4$) we decided against it and only bought some basics that would bring us through the week (Bagels, cream cheese, jam, water, peanut butter, soft drinks, a 6pack of Red Stripe, 1 chocolate bar, toilet paper, washing powder, crisps and pasta). We paid 90$ and never set foot inside a supermarket again during our stay because we decided that eating in restaurants is cheaper!
It can be hard to find nice souvenirs on the BVI. There's tacky stuff in most of the shops near the beaches and it's hard to find a souvenir shop in Road Town other than the terribly Arts & Crafts Alive Village near the pier. Sunny Caribbee was a welcome change. They sell Caribbean spices and spicy sauces as well as perfumes, soaps etc. Their packages are decorated in a lovely style, I especially like their tins for tea and the soaps decorated with shells. Prices are quite high but worth it.
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I bought the passion fruit fire sauce and loved it. Other nice stuff: The pink soaps, the jerk seasoning and the mango tea!
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Sauces costs approx. 5-8$. Soaps around the same price.
This is just a general recommendation, but instead of wandering into Road Town, Tortola for shopping, my family found Soper's Hole to be a nice little place to pick up the obligatory t-shirt and other various souvenirs in the BVI. Soper's Hole is on the west end of the island; the major road around the island will lead you straight to it. It's actually its own peninsula (or island, we couldn't tell because the bridge was so short). Soper's Hole has the characteristic wildly painted buildings, and there's a good-sized marina through which sailboats come and go throughout the day. It's a small shopping center, but we found it much cleaner and more enjoyable than Road Town. There are also some great restaurants in the area.
I was shopping for Christmas presents and I looked around in the spice section and then saw that there was also some craft items and art. I bought this for my DIL. I bought another one for my daughter that was from Haiti. My DIL still has this one - don't know where the one I gave to my daughter is.
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Normally I like to buy items made in the place I am visiting. But I figured that Caribbean art was at least better than stuff from Taiwan or Thailand. One of the things I bought was this piece by Lydia Semaria who actually lives on Anguilla. While traveling the world as a bohemian artist, she ended up in Anguilla, trying to catch a boat to Santo Domingo, but that boat never came. So she is still there...
In addition to the spices and cooking things as in their name, they have both art (as in prints and paintings) and crafts.
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Prints and paintings go from $35 on up to $300+. Craft items are usually cheaper.
Go to Trellis Bay, just a few steps away from the Beef Island Airport, to find a craft village. There's plenty of unique gifts to purchase here. Very convenient as well, while you're waiting for your flight you can come here and do some shopping.
What to buy:
local crafts
This is the greatest little shop. We bought a lot of condiments before we left. It sells it's own hebs, spices, teas, coffee, and sauces.
Most of the bottles are adorned with little straw hats, ribbons, and a paper label saying what it is used for or with.
A must see kind of place.
The shop is just wonderful, all caribbean stuff, very colourful, exotic things, I could always spend a fortune...
What to buy:
- hot sauces
- vinegars
- chutneys
- herbs
- teas and coffees
- beauty products
- crafts, pictures
NEVER go home without some Passion Fruit Fire or Jerk Sauce or XXX Calypso Hot
This is a food and liquor warehouse store that gives discounts on quantity purchases. I thought of it as a third world version of Costco without the membership card.
What to buy:
This is the place to buy any liquor you may want while in the islands, or to bring home with you!
Also, the frozen boneless/skinless chicken breasts were very good (I think it was an 8 lb. box).
Don't buy the T-bone steaks, they were nasty!
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Prices were very good for most all liquor. Local rum was approximately $3.00 per large bottle. You have to purchase bottles in multiples of 3. The price posted is the price for all 3 bottles, not the per bottle price.
The Sea Urchin sells casual clothing such as sundresses, shorts, t-shirts, bathing suits, and cover-ups.
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Yesterday: the legal and District views of AB 1266. Today, school nurses, mileage reimbursements, and two school recognitions… Tonight's regular meeting of the Twentynine Palms Cemetery District will be routine. The trustees will be updated on four burials, discuss monthly projections, and approve the financial report and expenditures. The cemetery board meeting starts at 5:30 in cemetery offices, 5350 Encelia Avenue in Twentynine Palms. Last night's Twentynine Palms Water District meeting had a full audience to honor former Director Philip Cisneros after serving 20 years of being a board director, seven of which he was president. Cisneros received plaques and awards from many people such as the Copper Mountain College Board, the mayor of The Morongo Valley CSD Board met in regular session last night. Reporter Mike Lipsitz said the directors made two significant actions….. Last night in Morongo Valley, officers of the Community Services District Board established a policy for cost recovery of emergency services provided where the responsible party should be held The Joshua Tree Chamber of Commerce is holding its first holiday market, Saturday, December 14. The market will be held from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. in downtown Joshua Tree, on Park Boulevard next to Coyote Corner. Vendor booths are $50 and $90 for Chamber members; higher for non-members of The Charles Dickens Holiday classic, "A Christmas Carol," is now on stage at Theatre 29. Reporter Taylor Thacker says the live production came together well, but not without some challenges….. With every play production comes obstacles and challenges. However, for Director Rob Wanless, these challenges were overcome and made for The all-volunteer board of directors of the non-profit Theatre 29 will be reorganizing early next month and is looking for those interested in serving. Theatre 29 will hold its annual Board of Directors elections and reorganization December 10 at 6 p.m. at the theater, 73637 Sullivan Road in Twentynine Palms. When Twentynine Palms resident Cathy Inscore heard that the popular Chicken Soup book series was looking for stories for its book "Miraculous Messages from Heaven," she knew she had the perfect story for it. Managing editor Tami Roleff talked with Inscore about a dream she had in which her late The City of Twentynine Palms Park and Recreation Department is currently accepting registrations for the 2014 youth basketball league. Children in kindergarten through eighth grades are eligible to register. The registration fee includes a uniform and a discount is given to families with three or more children participating in the Last night, the Yucca Valley Town Council narrowly accepted the sole bid for a construction project on Highway 62 on the west end of Town. 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A match
June 30, 2003, 2:13PM
Philip Price had a weird dream. Go check out his weblog for the surreal script in its entirety. My favorite part was what was revealed to Philip during the dream: a secret other nickname that Humphrey Bogart had. It was "Ribbon." Makes a ton of sense -- for a freaky dream, that is. Providing a nice -- and a bit more grounded -- companion piece to that, Movie Boy today has a tribute to Katharine Hepburn. I was always an Audrey guy myself, but Kate's career achievements were pretty impressive. Full story »
June 30, 2003, 11:02AM
There is something about George Will writing about lap dances that just gets my Monday mornings off to a fine start. Full story »
Fountains of fun
June 27, 2003, 4:43PM
"Welcome Interstate Managers," the latest disc from Fountains of Wayne, is simply the best pop album I have heard in a while. First, there are the beautiful melodies that start by coyly tapping you on the shoulder. Before you know it, though, they overwhelm you to the point that you wake up humming the vocal lines. Don't fight it; there is little you can do. "Hackensack." "Valley Winter Song." "Mexican Wine." "Stacy's Mom." "Hey Julie." They just keep coming one after another. Song after song with the staying power of your first girlfriend's perfume. But it's not just the tunes. The production is impeccable. There are just enough musical layers and flourishes to decorate the songs without smothering them. Whether it's the tasty lead guitar parts in "Hackensack" or "All Kinds of Time," the Cars-like keyboards or echoed background vocals in "Stacy's Mom" or just the wonderful walls of vocal harmonies throughout, bandmates Adam Schlesinger and Chris Collingwood, with help from Q Division knobs guru Mike Denneen, have produced a gem. If I only had a convertible. Have you heard it? Tell me what you think at SoundBoard. Full story »
June 27, 2003, 1:32PM
Kristen at Sigh Club is so right. She often is. That's why her weblog is always one of my first daily stops. Today, Kristen essentially says: Enough blog entries about the weather already! I would amend that ever so slightly to say: Enough. Unless, of course, you want to accompany them with weather-appropriate pictures. This particular photo up above comes courtesy of NJ.com's Beach Cam. Want more traditionally lovely shore photos? Go here. Full story »
Just beachy, thanks
June 26, 2003, 3:54PM
As the local temps hover around 100, I am left to sit and daydream about the beach. But thanks to our cousin-site at NJ.com, I no longer have to create my own daydream images. Nope, I can just sit back, take in their images and daydream about the beach. Call it the lazyman's daydream. I get my choice between Boardwalk Cam and Beach Cam. They even have a Zoom Cam, which allows me to zoom in anywhere on the beach for a closer look. Is that a starfish? Let me zoom. And get this: They have a Beach Blog. Just a bunch of folks, writing in from the Jersey shore to tell us about their lives at the beach. How do you get a job like that, anyway? Full story »
June 26, 2003, 3:05PM
Not to be outdone on the old Crank-o-Meter by WMass blogging counterparts Henning and Sean, Geophyte lets fly a little rant of his own via the Wilco concert in Hartford the other night. For his stated reasons and others, I think I am off arena shows for good -- at least until my sons bug me to take them to the Third Eye Blind reunion shows in about 10 years or so. Meanwhile, Colleen is all set to legislate taste and offers her services as street enforcer. Full story »
All Liz Phair
June 26, 2003, 11:43AM
OK, I caved. I feel like a guy trying hard to eat well whose pals convince him to try that greasy, new hamburger joint. In an impulsive action I am still questioning today, I plunked down 10 bucks for the new Liz Phair CD last night. I didn't think I would buy it. I thought I would resist -- at least until all those fickle teenagers started selling back their copies in droves and I could pick it up used for cheap. But I bought it. And now I feel tawdry. The bad news is the songs co-written and produced with hitmakers The Matrix are as contrived and as awful as I had feared. Even worse, overwrought songs like "Extraordinary," "Why Can't I?" and "Rock Me" have commercial radio written all over them and will probably deliver the pumped-up sales Phair has made no bones about coveting. The good news is there are only four of them on the album. How bad could they be? Witness this chorus from the song "Favorite":
Oh baby, know what you're like? You're like my favorite underwear It just feels right Oh baby, know how you feel? You feel like my favorite underwear And I'm slipping you on again tonightYes, that bad. The best news is that the Michael Penn-produced songs, the R. Walt Vincent-produced songs and the Phair-produced songs are much, much better. And all the songs penned by Liz and only Liz sound more real and more honest. My favorites are "Firewalker," "Love/Hate" and even the corny "Good Love Never Dies." In the end, all those different chefs make for a mighty confusing Liz stew. The CD is all over the place. All I can say is thank god for programmable CD players. What do you think? Join the discussion in SoundBoard. Full story »
Blog Beat Interview: Henning Ohlenbusch
June 25, 2003, 9:52AM
This week, the Blog Beat Interview turns its spotlight on Henning Ohlenbusch. Ohlenbusch has been a fixture in many prominent Pioneer Valley bands over the years, including Aloha Steamtrain, The Fawns and School for the Dead. With School for the Dead, Ohlenbusch set up The Living Rockumentary, a fascinating weblog meant to chronicle the band's practices, shows, recording sessions and daily communications with each other. It is as entertaining as it is prolific. Blog Beat: If you were introduced to a stranger at a cocktail party, what three adjectives used to describe you would make you the proudest? Henning: A cocktail party?!? Who am I? James Bond? How did I get at a cocktail party all of a sudden? Wasn't I just learning to ride a bike? It wouldn't really matter what they said since whenever I meet someone new, I black-out and forget everything that was spoken. But if I had to pick three adjectives that they might use to describe me, I guess I would go with: immortal, healthy, and happy. Blog Beat: I'm still sniggering at the image of you in black tie, sipping a glassful of Bollinger. What's the most you've ever paid for a bottle of champagne and what was the occasion? Henning: I've never bought a bottle of champagne. The occasion was that I wasn't buying a bottle of champagne, I guess. The most I ever paid for a Sprite is 39 dollars at Showcase Cinemas in West Springfield. Blog Beat: Wow, we're only a couple questions in, and already you are pimping Sprite, Showcase Cinemas and the city of West Springfield. I hope you are being compensated generously by those fine establishments. But maybe we should start plugging your weblog here. You've been doing The Living Rockumentary since the '80s, right? At any rate, it was one of the first weblogs I saw pop up in Western Mass. Why did you start it? Henning: Man, I wish I had been doing The Living Rockumentary since the '80s. Nothing better than reading old diaries. I like to sip a nice cold Snapple while doing so. (You know what? I was going to continue on with this whole product endorsement gag, but I just don't have the energy. Besides when you suffer from tendinitis as much as I do, you have make sure every word counts. I shouldn't have written that whole last sentence, in fact, but going back and deleting it only makes things worse. That's the thing with hand problems -- typing and untyping both hurt.) The Living Rockumentary was born a year ago. Actually, we just celebrated its one-year anniversary this week. It came about mostly because of the success that Brian (School for the Dead drummer and contributor to the Rockumentary) and I had with a similar project before. When we were in a band called The Aloha Steamtrain together, we began a Gig Diary, detailing stories from each gig we played. You can find it here. Now you can spend the next 20 hours reading and looking at hundreds of pictures, if you want. Anyway, at shows, people started coming up to us and mentioning strange, personal things. Like someone might say, "How is your foot feeling?" and I would eventually realize that I wrote something about hurting my foot weeks earlier on the gig diary. So cool. A few people actually said their favorite thing about the band was our gig diary. Well, when School for the Dead started I wanted to continue on with that sort of thing, but I also wanted to improve on it. Knowing that all five members of the band were very prolific and humorous writers was an incentive to start it. I can remember trying to explain it to Ken (keyboard, voice and percussion) one night at Harry's. I also thought that some folks might really be interested in the inner workings of an independent band. I thought it might dispell some myths (like that we make money playing music) and provide some insight (like we are all a bunch of freaks.) I'm not sure if we have really done that or not, but I still think a lot of people enjoy it. Lots of times, it is the band's sole means of communication. Side note on that: Brian has been in Scandinavia for the last two weeks, but he is still able to post. How cool is that? Wow, sorry, that was way too many words. Blog Beat: First, congratulations on the longest answer in the vaunted history of the Blog Beat Interview. I wince just thinking of your inflamed tendons now! Second, I think you have succeeded wildly with The Living Rockumentary on all fronts. It accomplishes all of those goals you mention. I know I check it out daily or even more often. Oh, hold it; that's not one of your goals. Anyway, what kinds of feedback do you get on it? Henning: Don't say feedback. I am engineering sound tonight at Harry's. I used to have a comments section set up on the Rockumentary, but the software was sluggish and awkward. Instead I set up a message board in which readers could post their thoughts and discuss amongst themselves. It's called Your Own Rockumentary and it's here. I love it when people interact through that. Blog Beat: I like that bulletin board. Recently, you asked people on there for suggestions for a cover song that your band might tackle. Will you really do a Neil Diamond, Turtles or Kelly Clarkson song, as they have requested? Or do you intend to come in under a witty pseudonym at the end and suggest a song the band was planning to do all along? Henning: Yeah, we got a lot of great suggestions. I don't believe that I ever promised that we would do one of them, though. Truth is, we probably won't do the Neil Diamond or Turtles songs. That's not because we don't like them; it's because in other band incarnations most of us have already enjoyed playing those songs. We want to do something new for all of us. I don't know from Kelly Clarkson. Blog Beat: Besides interaction with the audience, what are the other advantages to a band keeping a weblog? Henning: First off, it is proof that we are all big, big nerds. Which is important. There are a lot of other advantages, too. It's a really good way for us all to keep in contact. We communicate through the Rockumentary. In fact, sometimes, when we meet for practice or at a gig, we have nothing to say to each other because we already know it all from reading it online. Usually in that situation, we just punch each other in the face as hard as we can. It's also a good record keeper. I can look back and see when we played what show or what night we recorded which tracks, for example. If you start at the beginning, you can see the band develop like through time-lapsed photography. Henning (left) has a reputation for being quite animated at times. Blog Beat: It must help with marketing the band, too. For instance, I notice Jane Siberry links out to you from her World Garden site. Any idea what other bands link to your weblog? On the flip side, which musician's weblogs do you tune in to regularly and why? Henning: Oh, sure it definitely helps. I don't know who else might link to us. There are a few ways to check for "backwards links" in search engines, and what not, but they all find different things. I think the Bourgeois Heroes, Group DeVille, Dennis Crommett, and Philip Price all link back to us, which is nice. There are a lot of others, too, and a lot of non-musicians link to us also. (Is the school year finished? There are a lot of teenagers walking around downtown Northampton.) I try to read other musician blogs, but it seems that most of them aren't updated regularly. I have a list of blogs that I enjoy. It's on the left hand side of the Rockumentary. You can go there and then click on the links and then read their blogs and then click on their links and then read those blogs and then click on their links and then keep navigating through this never-ending web of nonsense until your fingers are worn to the nub and your eyes are dried out and cracked. You know, if you want to. Blog Beat: Yeah, band blogs are notorious for not updating in a timely fashion. We fans aren't stupid, though. We saw those Rolling Stones movies from the early '70s. We watched Almost Famous. We've read the complete works of Pamela DesBarres and Gene Simmons. We know the score. So, how is it that your band has the time to post so often to your weblog? Henning: Well, there is the obvious advantage of having five people writing. Chances are good that at least one of us will have something to say, and it often will start a conversation of sorts. Besides that, we are all pretty prolific and just enjoy the process of writing. Even if it is just stupid stuff. On top of that, if we miss a day, I start getting e-mails from readers. It's a lot of pressure, man. A lot of pressure. Blog Beat: Since you're prolific and you at least pretend to take requests, would you consider writing a song about blogs? Many nice words, you know, rhyme with blog. Henning: Hog, Smog, Prologue, Dialog, Hot Dog, Jog, Bog, Waterlog, Flog, Eggnog, The Troggs, Wart Hog, The Fog, Pog (remember Pogs?) and Og (The guy from B.C.). There's your song. Happy? Blog Beat: What kinds of things do you hate reading in weblogs? Henning: That's an interesting question. Why are you so angry? I can't think of any type of thing that I would hate reading in a blog. I mean, I guess the worst would be that it was kind of boring or hateful. The boring stuff I can just skip over, and the hateful stuff is kind of interesting. I'm a little intrigued by what makes some people so hateful. Like, take your question in which you assume that I hate some things written in blogs. Why are you a harbinger of hate? Blog Beat: Explain the llama thing. Henning: How come you never answer my questions? Wait, don't answer that. Yes, what is the deal with the llama thing? A few months ago, I drew this llama and named him Ian. Every time I looked at the picture, I laughed. What is he so surprised about?!? And why is he a llama? So I thought he should become our band mascot. He was interested. We drew up a contract. He spit on it. (At first I thought, oh man, he drives a hard bargain, but then I realized that's just how llamas sign things.) And we got to work. Now, I don't know why Joe M has shown an interest in llamas, and I think someone else mentioned them recently, too. I guess, in lots of ways, llamas are really cool. One of these Blog Beat Interviews one day will actually be llama-less. Blog Beat: Do you see any trends in your weblog traffic? For instance, when you write about certain subjects -- say, llamas, foot fetishes or The Sopranos -- do you get a noticeable spike in your page views? Henning: Not really. When I post a survey or a question on Your Own Rockumentary, or if someone new links to our page, then it spikes up a bit. Also, sometimes, after a particularly well attended show, more people will check us out. I used to have a separate page that kept a running tab of all the strange searches that led people to the Rockumentary, but I couldn't keep up with it. Blog Beat: What's the best e-mail you've gotten through the site? Henning: Dear School for the Dead, You don't no me, but I really wanted to right to you anyways. Last night I was feeling pretty down about a bunch of stuff, my dad had been yelling at me, and I was so ready to put out the order to bomb the crap out of Iran but then I stumbeld up on you're site abotu rockumentaries. The way the 5 of you guys seem to get a long so well, really inspired me. "Yeah," I said, "maybe there is hope." So, I decided to stop dropping bombs and instead to start a blog. It'll be kind of like yours exept that instead of five musicians it's gonna be all the leaders of a bunch of cool and not-so-cool countries. Anyways, I hope it works. I sent out a bunch of emails and I signed them all with smily faces. G.W. Blog Beat: Wow. You guys have reach. Think it's legit? Henning: No, I just made it up. But I can assure that if that actually was a real e-mail from George Bush, it would have been 100 percent legit. That's how we do things at School for the Dead. Blog Beat: That's a good ending point. But since we are still talking here, I am guessing you may yet provide us with an even better ending point. Henning: You asked me to write a song about blogs. Well, here's a little quick poem. Please don't read it: Let's wire the animals and see what they tell us. Let's see why they hoot, let's learn why they smell us. If the animals wrote blogs, I'd do little else, Than read all about them like Doolittle himself. What if a dog kept a blog? Craziest thing I ever saw, A keyboard fit for a paw. What if a frog kept a blog? A noble diary, devoid of pomp, A glowing monitor lights up a swamp. What if a hog kept a blog? Twisted and spiraling, the tale of the tail "I sat in the mud, I ate from a pail." Stupid animals. Want to be the subject of an upcoming Blog Beat Interview? Let me know. Full story »
Escalator Escalation
June 24, 2003, 1:52PM
Sean from The Moon Hoax sees Henning's seethe and raises him four pints of bile. Some folks like Rick think the lack of sun is making people cranky. Frankly, I don't see it. Nope. Full story »
Beyond the bubbles
June 24, 2003, 10:38AM
Blogdom is abuzz over a recent Doug Marlette editorial cartoon that makes fun of Hillary Clinton. Are bloggers reading too hard between the lines, or is Marlette making an additional statement? Here are some opinions: PsuedoPsalms thinks maybe. VodkaPundit thinks maybe not. Michele from A Small Victory is torn. So far, the Doug Marlette Web site is silent on the issue. Full story »
Hulk and beans
June 24, 2003, 9:57AM
Henning had a troubling time at Hulk. Luckily for we loyal readers of The Living Rockumentary, he wrote open letters to the callous perps in his weblog. I particularly like the note with the salutation: "Dear little kid sitting behind me." Not to be outdone, the closing sentiment on that open letter is: "Good luck with your future endeavors of alcoholism and spousal abuse. Sincerely, your pal, Henning." Meanwhile this past weekend, not too far away, Debl from chowflap, was welcomed to some sort of inner sanctum table at La Veracruzana, one of my favorite restaurants in Northampton. She was beckoned to a table with Martin, the owner. There, these insiders were feasting on steak and wine and private-stock tequila. And here I thought I was being all fancy the last time I ate at La Veracruzana. That lovely evening, I ordered a Negro Medelo to accompany my fine meal as well as some extra guac on the side. Full story »
June 23, 2003, 5:53PM
This column from Dave Barry may be the best explanation of the Jayson Blair tragedy yet. And it just so happens to be really funny, too. Full story »
End of the road
June 23, 2003, 2:18PM
Michele from A Small Victory has seen the Music Apocalypse. Its evil can be found on the front of a concert ticket, announcing on the same bill: Journey/Styx/REO Speedwagon. That is pretty scary. Full story »
Strummer's Marley
June 23, 2003, 12:41PM
Joe Strummer and I always appeared to have very similar tastes when it came to reggae music. The reggae covers Strummer performed with the Clash included some of my favorite reggae tunes of all time. "Pressure Drop," "Police and Thieves" and "Police on My Back" were all great selections. And I always appreciated the Clash versions just about as much as the originals. More recently, the Mescalaros were covering reggae anthems "The Harder They Come" and "A Message to You, Rudie" at their shows. Now, according to Rolling Stone, Strummer will be performing Bob Marley's "Redemption Song" on the upcoming Mescalaros album. That posthumous album is scheduled for this fall. I can't wait to hear it. I'm sure it had a lot to do with its timing, but I could almost hear Marley coming to grips with his own death on his various released versions of "Redemption Song." That's what makes that song so spookily beautiful. I am sure the Strummer take will be equally haunting. Full story »
June 20, 2003, 1:22PM
Garfield officially turned 25 yesterday. Michele from A Small Victory isn't impressed. I'm with her. How can folks continually turn to that played strip when we have Achewood introducing us to Charles Mingus' hip cat today? Michele also calls Doonesbury stale. This is where I have to step off her fashionable coattails. Doonesbury is one of the few consistently funny strips we have in our daily newspapers these days, along with Dilbert and FoxTrot. Some of you -- not me -- are lucky enough to enough to have Get Fuzzy and The Boondocks in your daily. I am thinking of starting a one-person lobby over this. I just know newspaper editors love getting letters about changing the comics lineup! On the other side of things, I feel a need to go out on a confessional limb and mention that Big Nate and Sally Forth have started to pull me in. I don't necessarily feel good about this development. But I am prepared to roll with it for a while and reassess at a later date. And finally, this Spider-Man story line that has Spidey out of the city and tracing the midwestern steps of Wolverine has been pretty cool, too. Full story »


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