Known for its brilliant, drug-infused live performances, the band initially resisted following peers like Jefferson Airplane into the recording studio. âWe had no ambition toward making records,â Mr. Duncan once said, according to the website Best Classic Bands. âWe just wanted to have fun, play music and make enough money to be able to afford to smoke pot.â
Justin Raimondo, former editorial director and co-founder of Antiwar.com, is dead at 67. He died at his home in Sebastopol, California, with his husband, Yoshinori Abe, by his side. He had been diagnosed with 4th stage lung cancer in October 2017.
Justin co-founded Antiwar.com with Eric Garris in 1995. Under their leadership, Antiwar.com became a leading force against U.S. wars and foreign intervention, providing daily and often hourly updates and comprehensive news, analysis, and opinion on war and peace. Inspired by Justin’s spirit, vision, and energy, Antiwar.com will go on.
I was moved by this particular quote from a letter this girl wrote to her brother:
"I always feel a little uneasy when things come to an end, like this pad of paper inevitably will. It feels like I'm losing a moment in time. I'm not a particularly materialistic person but I do find that possessions, like music or food, grant me access to memories that I may have otherwise lost" (Olivia Quinn Bibby) Edit: Forgot to mention I don't know this girl. Just happened to read the obits today, something I don't often do.
I was moved by this particular quote from a letter this girl wrote to her brother:
"I always feel a little uneasy when things come to an end, like this pad of paper inevitably will. It feels like I'm losing a moment in time. I'm not a particularly materialistic person but I do find that possessions, like music or food, grant me access to memories that I may have otherwise lost" (Olivia Quinn Bibby) Edit: Forgot to mention I don't know this girl. Just happened to read the obits today, something I don't often do.
I was moved by this particular quote from a letter this girl wrote to her brother:
"I always feel a little uneasy when things come to an end, like this pad of paper inevitably will. It feels like I'm losing a moment in time. I'm not a particularly materialistic person but I do find that possessions, like music or food, grant me access to memories that I may have otherwise lost" (Olivia Quinn Bibby) Edit: Forgot to mention I don't know this girl. Just happened to read the obits today, something I don't often do.
I was moved by this particular quote from a letter this girl wrote to her brother:
"I always feel a little uneasy when things come to an end, like this pad of paper inevitably will. It feels like I'm losing a moment in time. I'm not a particularly materialistic person but I do find that possessions, like music or food, grant me access to memories that I may have otherwise lost" (Olivia Quinn Bibby)
Edit: Forgot to mention I don't know this girl. Just happened to read the obits today, something I don't often do.
