Sustained Recovery Underway in Forty-Six States Construction Industry News Reed Construction Data
Here's an article about the recovery from the recession trudging along with a perspective from the States' points of view. Acording to the story, econominc activity for the individual states varies from 2% to 10% with Texas coming in with one of the smallest growth gaps amoung larger states (considered to be above average).
There is also an interesting bit about the census jobs and how most of the 400,000 people hired will finish their work by sometime in July and be out looking again.
Check out the article for more.
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
Thursday, June 3, 2010
Ooo, la-la!
I've really been having a great time with my latest guitar. It has fantastic tone! I installed a fantastic new Allen RS-2 Nickel tailpiece for it from Allen Guitars & Luthier Supplies that really opened up the sound.
Rock on!
2001 Gibson Dobro DM-33
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The back...
Rock on!
2001 Gibson Dobro DM-33
The back...
Friday, May 21, 2010
Scientist Creates Life. That's a Good Thing, Right?
Here's some interesting food for debate...
Would something like this be beneficial for, say, cleaning up environmental disasters like the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico or are the prospects of 'what could go wrong' to horrible to imagine? Read on and you decide.
Scientist Creates Life. That's a Good Thing, Right?
Would something like this be beneficial for, say, cleaning up environmental disasters like the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico or are the prospects of 'what could go wrong' to horrible to imagine? Read on and you decide.
Scientist Creates Life. That's a Good Thing, Right?
Sunday, April 11, 2010
Updates below
My main man, Retronym, has some new work and it is really nice. Be sure to scroll down to see his lovely subject...no, it's not a shoe.
Friday, February 26, 2010
Strapping!
My new guitar strap.
Judy's stamp.
Thursday, February 25, 2010
Guit-autograph
Labor of Love
The Blues
I been framed!
I wanted to share this with you. This is a piece in my studio done by a long time friend of mine, Mike. It depicts the blues and history of performers. Looking closer, you can see the names of many great and influential blues musicians.
Close up view.
Also take notice of the meticulous detail in Mike's style used to create the blue and back bands around the body of the guitar. Many hours went into this work and I am proud to have it hanging in my studio.
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