Saugerties has painted horses!

500 GB loaded into memory

That's 56746 songs at 147 Days. The lucky CD than just went in was The Ramones Road to Ruin (expanded Rhino reissue). Gabba, Gabba, Hey!

Should be flattered, I guess

Michael Musto on his Village Voice blog points out what a busy office this is. Click here for enlightenment.

The Dogs Are Back! Hudson, New York art dogs

For the second year, the dogs are back.

All those social networks, so few waking hours!

So, I guess we are all figuring out what makes sense for what.  Meaning, when and where do the different social network portals kick in most effectively?  I have this blog which is a record of things that make me happy.  I also maintain with the BW a blog that keeps a record of our garden in Southern Columbia County, NY (SoCoCo), that also makes me happy.

I have a Facebook account, which I have to admit to playing on quite passively.  I have connected with one or two people from my past -- like 30 years past! which is amazing -- but it primarily seems to be a string of minimally interesting posts from people I probably don't need to hear that much from.  I am getting the hang of the office Facebook account which is progressing beyond being another conduit for our press releases and a distribution method for print and broadcast clips about our clients.  

I have two Twitter accounts, beyond the office account.  The idea is to have one that focuses on my thoughts and news about the theatre, and another that follows a more eclectic path, similar to the scrap book that this blog has become.  

The immediacy and disposability of Twitter is both leveling and concerning:  It took me a while to realize, you don't have to see everything on Twitter.  It is a Polaroid snapshot of a time that has a lifespan of  hours or minutes.  It is also how I first heard that Michael Jackson was dead and that Sarah Palin was resigning as Governor of Alas-kar.  Twitter is a great democratizer.  It gives awesome power of communication, with no responsibility, more than any social network to this point.  It reduces all information to the same value in 140 characters.  It is the ultimate spoiler.

Oh, there's also an office blog that keeps a steady stream of information available and grows in value as a reference archive -- it also helps save trees.

I find it all quite exhilarating and there are not enough hours in the day to deal with it.  How will this all shake out?

The Blogs

Over Times Square

http://www.bubblesnyc.blogspot.com

Ancram Garden

http://www.ancramgarden.blogspot.com

BBB-Blogger

http://bbbblogger.wordpress.com

Twitter

Boneau/Bryan-Brown

http://twitter.com/BBBway

Adrian Bryan-Brown (Personal)

http://twitter.com/ABryanBrown

Adrian Bryan-Brown (Business)

http://twitter.com/Bubbles2828

Facebook

Adrian Bryan-Brown

Broadway Now More Than Ever