#t bone wolk

[psychpunkspacerocket]

Happy birthday, Tom "T-Bone" Wolk

Remembering bassist T-Bone Wolk (Daryl Hall & John Oates) on his birthday. Walker sadly passed away in 2010. 

[nervoussystemmusicreverence]

Daryl Hall - I'm in a Philly Mood

Music Video

Artist

Daryl Hall

Composer

Alan Gorrie Daryl Hall Peter L. Moreland Vernon J. Smith

Lyricist

Alan Gorrie Daryl Hall Peter L. Moreland Vernon J. Smith

Produced

Daryl Hall V. Jeffrey Smith

Credit

Daryl Hall - Vocal, keyboards T-Bone Wolk - Acoustic Guitar, bass Bernard Davis - Drums Peter Lord Moreland - Background Vocal, keyboards Sandra St. Victor - Background Vocal V. Jeffrey Smith - Background Vocal, keyboards, programing

Released

September 7 1993

Streaming

[longliverockback]

Daryl Hall & John Oates Our Kind of Soul 2004 U-Watch ————————————————— Tracks: 01. Let Love Take Control 02. Standing in the Shadows of Love 03. I’ll Be Around 04. Used to Be My Girl 05. Soul Violins 06. I Can Dream about You 07. Don’t Turn Your back on Me 08. Fading Away 09. Neither One of Us 10. After the Dance 11. Rock Steady 12. Love TKO 13. What You See Is What You Get 14. Can’t Get Enough of Your Love 15. You Are Everything 16. I’m Still in Love with You 17. Ooh Child 18. Without You —————————————————

Greg Bieck

Daryl Hall

John Oates

Tom Wolk “T-Bone”

* Long Live Rock Archive

[radiomax]

Thursday 2/16/23 8pm ET: Feature LP: Daryl Hall - Laughing Down Crying (2011)

Laughing Down Crying is the fifth solo album by American recording artist Daryl Hall. It was released on September 27, 2011, on Verve Records. Co-producer and bandmate T-Bone Wolk died during early recording sessions for the disc; Hall dedicated the record to him. Hall debuted the album on a two-part episode of his series Live from Daryl’s House. “Laughing Down Crying” 4:11 “Talking To You (Is…

[akiyasu-k]

Jingle Bell Jingle Bell Jingle Bell Rock😎 ⁡ Daryl Hall John Oates Home for Christmas - 2006 ⁡ Produced by Daryl Hall, Greg Bieck & T-Bone Wolk Mastered by Bob Ludwig Mastered for audiophile vinyl by Joe Reagoso Lacquer Cut by Daniel Krieger ⁡ Reissue, Translucent Red Vinyl Version 2019 U-Watch Records / Friday Music ⁡ #darylhall #johnoates https://www.instagram.com/p/CmlSlrtvLbt/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[visfar-the-101]

Daryl: *Falls off of a damn building*

Mickey: :0

John: :0

G.E.: |:0

T-Bone: :0

Charlie: B/

[blackrockandrollmusic-blog]

Guy Davis - Waiting On The Cards To Fall

[rainingmusic]

Hall and Oates - Out of Touch

[annalewis63]

Mick Jagger and Tina Turner rehearse for Live Aid with Daryl Hall, John Oates, Tom "T-Bone" Wolk and G.E. Smith, 1985!

What a picture!😍

[robertsoncountysource]

Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Daryl Hall, has announced the expansion of his first solo tour in a decade. The second leg of the tour will follow previously announced dates playing historic venues such as NYC’s Carnegie Hall and Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium on April 3. As with the tour’s first leg, Todd Rundgren will be a special guest on all newly announced dates. Tickets for the second leg of the tour go on sale starting Friday, March 18 at 10AM local time at livenation.com. Compiled and sequenced by Hall, BeforeAfter features thirty tracks spanning all five of his solo albums, from 1980’s Robert Fripp-produced Sacred Songs through 2011’s Laughing Down Crying, co-produced with longtime Hall compatriot T-Bone Wolk, who sadly passed before the album was released. Additionally, the collection features six never-released performances from the pathbreaking web and television series Live From Daryl’s House, which Hall launched in 2007 with the then-novel idea of “playing with my friends and putting it up on the internet.” One of those performances includes the recently shared recording of the Eurythmics classic “Here Comes The Rain Again,” performed with that song’s co-writer Dave Stewart. Other guests on the Live From Daryl’s House tracks include Rundgren, Monte Montgomery and more. Taken as a whole, BeforeAfter draws unexpected and satisfying connections between the esoteric and accessible sides of Daryl Hall’s creativity.

[mrspinky74]

Remembering Tom 'T-Bone' Wolk -- The Weight [Live from Daryl's House #30...

[witchkingofanmar]

tagged by @admiralreegar (as if u don’t know me already.....)

Rules: answer these 30 Qs and then tag 10 blogs you want to get to know

Nicknames: Alex, Xandri

Gender/pronouns: she/her

Star sign: pisces

Height: 169cm

Time: 9:13pm

Birthday: march 13

Favorite bands: don’t really have any.... maybe rammstein

Favorite solo artist: don’t have one lol

Song stuck in your head: the dramatic piano piece from the dmcb soundtrack

Last movie you watched?: fantastic beasts and where to find them

Last show?: bones

Why did you create your blog?: karen forced me

Last thing you googled?: die wolke lektüre 8. klasse

Other blogs: @yamamototen for my anime needs

AO3: haha I won’t tell it’s embarrassing thanks

Do you get asks?: from time to time

How did you get the idea for your URL?: inspiration just hit me

I follow: god idk like maybe 170?

Followers: 0 :(( pls follow me guys! I’m funny :)

Average hours of sleep: 7

Lucky number: Slevin

Instruments: I like? Or I play?

What are you wearing? pj pants and a t-shirt

Dream job: herb witch

Dream trip: rn I’m not really in the mood for a trip. But I’d like to see Japan, Ireland and Oman once

Favorite food: pizza, kisir, bread

Significant other?: -

Last book I read: I’m currently reading “Smoke” by Dan something

Top 3 fictional universes: lotr, harry potter, magi

tagging: @nqpoleon @saltedbirb @nekohiro

[nasu-no-hana]

Daryl Hall + John Oates / H2O (1982) 梅雨明けた？暑い…汗が噴き出す。 写真２　何かに沿って伸びる。 写真3　伸びる。 #DarylHall – lead vocals, backing vocals, guitar, keyboards, synthesizers #JohnOates – backing vocals, lead vocals, 6 and 12-string guitars, electric piano, Roland CR-78 drum machine, Linn LM-1 G.E. Smith – lead guitar Tom "T-Bone" Wolk – bass guitar Mickey Curry – drums, percussion Charlie "Mr. Casual" DeChant – saxophone "Little Italy Mandolinos" – Daryl Hall, John Oates and Tom "T-Bone" Wolk Larry Fast – synthesizer programming Produced by Daryl Hall and John Oates #vinyl #vinylcollection #coverart #albumart #33rpm #lp #nowspinning #nowplaying #アナログ盤 #レコード #records #rock #soul #poprock #powerpop #RCARecords #1982 #宮古島 #coffee #コーヒー #cat #猫 (宮古島) https://www.instagram.com/p/CA_zwkUJjJ-/?igshid=ehfpq80w4gvt

[weekinethereum]

August 22, 2017

Ethereum News and Links

This is the 1 year anniversary of the newsletter. Thank you for joining me on this journey!

As part of my work at ConsenSys, I'm starting a daily newsletter.  You can subscribe to the daily newsletter here.  I expect that a daily Ethereum newsletter will contain more quotes, context and commentary.  Think of it as an experiment, and I'd love to hear what you like and what you hate.  

Protocol

Ethereum blog: comprehensive research and dev roundup

Vitalik talk on Casper the Friendly Finality Gadget

Latest Casper standup call with Nate Rush presentation.

Vitalik on Casper: "It's not disagreeing with the majority that destroys your entire deposit, it's disagreeing with yourself."

Overview of blockchain scaling methods

Stuff for developers

Oyente v0.2.6

TestRPC v4.1.1

EthAuth - REST/client for authentication

Solidity Casper interface for interfacing with the Viper Casper contract.

Leeroy on reducing the gas cost of your code

How AIGang deals with upgrading its code

Ethereum from scratch - aimed at devs new to the space

Deploy static sites using Swarm and ENS

Grid+ on key management necessary for mainstream adoption

Ecosystem

Nick Johnson: Results of the first ENS Workshop

Dan Finlay on the future of ENS incentives

ENS workshop videos are now much more viewable

Making uPort's code architecture smarter - smoother onboarding with meta transactions

uPort proof of concept with the Brazilian Ministry of Planning for "verification of important notarized documents"

OMG airdrop to start Sept 4th and finish in about a week

0x donated made five figure donations to Etherscan and MyEtherWallet. Bravo.

Livepeer's slashing conditions during testnet soft launch

Blockchain.info wallets now support Ether

Chris Georgen's overview of stablecoins

MyEtherWallet hiring for a new support member

MetaMask is over 100k users

Project Announcements

Lotos: Buddhism on Ethereum

MediaSifter: "web interface for structuring and managing complex payments"

AirGap: make airgapped machines easier.  Github

Project Updates

Augur starting to implement IDEO interface suggestions

Mike Goldin on the Adchain roadmap

MelonPort update 6 months after token sale

The FunFair Economy, part 1

An overview of the Singular DTV modules

NSFW: Spankchain's payment channels demo

Lunyr alpha release on mainnet scheduled for mid-Sept

imToken v1.3.1

BAT integrating with Uphold wallet

Andy Tudhope on Status' post-token sale challenges of dealing with price-focused community

District0x's Meme Factory Partnering with Gifs.com

What is Grid+? explainer video

Ethereum in the Enterprise

Quorum v0.3 -- with a Whisper-like messaging protocol for private chains

Hyperledger Sawtooth can now use the EVM

Interviews and Talks

Vitalik Buterin talk in Singapore.  Funny bit around 27:30.

Zahoor Mohamed talk on Swarm in Singapore

Arthur Falls on Epicenter

Decentraland's Esteban Ordano on Blockchannel

Video interview with Streamr CEO Henri Pikhala

Q&A with Colony's Jack du Rose

Parity's Robert Habermeier and Bjorn Wagner in Seoul

Arthur Falls talks to Lee Weiss about his fight against the very broad IRS' summons of Coinbase data

Alex van de Sande on the Daily Tech News Show

Token Sale Projects

You can now register for Kik's Kin token sale

Maecenas Live Q&A

How Daniel Zakrisson got involved with Maecenas

As Joey Krug says, tokenized art is a new asset class.

How the Cofound.it Priority Pass will work for the Musiconomi, Maecenas, X8 Currency and Digital Asset Power Play sales

The Virtue Poker Justice System to ensure fairness

Will Warren's analysis of the 0x token sale

Floyd Mayweather is all in on the ICO shilling

Enigma's accounts got hacked and fooled people into a fake presale . . . after they published a post on how to secure a token sale that criticized another project that got hacked.

Token funds

Chris Burniske: The Crypto J-Curve

Forbes on "Wall Street's Cowboy Traders" getting into crypto

Notation Capital's LP letter on blockchains

Harvard portfolio manager starting arb-focused fund

Mark Cuban does a deal with Nick Tomaino's venture fund

General

Estonia is considering selling estcoin tokens to its e-residents. Includes comments from Vitalik.  Fascinating idea, not much flesh on the bones yet.

Fortune feature on why big businesses are using blockchains

Ethereum Foundation objection to EME as a W3C recommendation

World Economic Forum post on Ethereum

YCombinator: The Token Effect

3 of Fortune's 40 under 40 from the ecosystem: Vitalik Buterin, Brian Armstrong, Amber Baldet

Polychain Capital DevCon3 giveaway for students

Joey Krug wins at post titles: Why Amazon's margin is Filecoin's opportunity

Vlad Zamfir on blockchains potentially harmful.  Avsa response.

Dates of note

From Token Sale Calendar:

Upcoming token sale start dates:  

August 24 – REAL (Real Estate Asset Ledger)

August 25 – Avalon

August 28 – HelloGold

August 28 – ChronoLogic

August 28 – Grace

August 29 – Kickico

August 30 – LookRev

August 31 – Musiconomi  (Cofound.it Priority Pass presale: Aug 29)

August 31 - Monetha

September 1 – Opakeco

September 1 – Landtoken

September 5 – Viberate

September 6 – Aventus

September 6 – Atlant

September 7 – Maecenas (Cofound.it Priority Pass presale: Sep 5)

September 7 – SmartContract (ongoing presale)

September 7 – Blocklancer

September 10 – Wolk

September 11 – Enigma Catalyst

September 12 – Evermarkets

September 12 – Bitjob

September 13 – Unikoin

September 13 – Eventchain

September 14 – X8 Currency (Cofound.it Priority Pass presale:  Sep 12)

September 15 – Etherparty

September 16 – MatchPay

September 16 – Gimli

September 18 – Winding Tree

September 18 – Circles

September 21 – Digital Asset Power Play (Cofound.it Priority Passpresale: Sep 19)

September 25 – EthLend

October 1 – Hirematch

October 2 – WandX

October 10 – Swap

October 15 – Paypie

Ongoing token sales:

300 Cubits

Indorse

Fluence

Everex

AIgang

Authoreon

Magos

Agor

Propy

Umbrella Coin

Latium

SmartRE

Macroverse

Blockpass

NeverDie

GroceryX

RexMLS

Want to be included?  If you are building your project on Ethereum, email weekinethereum @ gmail [period] com with 1) your URL, 2) sale date and 3) a brief but convincing description of how you are using Ethereum, preferably with a link to your Github repo.  Listings are free.  But please make sure to follow those instructions.  If you don’t follow the instructions, you likely won’t get a response.

WARNING: list may include scams.  Do your own research and due diligence before putting value at risk.

[I aim for a relatively comprehensive list of Ethereum sales, but make no warranty as to even whether they are legit; as such, I thus likewise warrant nothing about whether any will produce a satisfactory return. I have passed the CFA exams, but this is not investment advice. If you're interested in what I do, you can find my somewhat out-of-date investing thesis and token sale appreciation strategies in previous newsletters.]

New email address - I have to keep including this section because I know half of you don't read it each week

If you emailed my Ticketleap email address in the last 15 days or so, then I likely didn't get it.  If you were waiting on a response from an email you sent there, I suggest you re-send to weekinethereum @ gmail [period] com.

I've joined ConsenSys.  Here's a logo to draw your eye in case you were going to skip over this section:

I'm very excited about this move and will have significantly more to say in the future.  The newsletters should become more regular again! In the meantime, I wanted to make it clear so that you can judge whether I favor ConsenSys projects.

My charge from Joe Lubin is pretty similar to what Status has told me: keep telling the truth and covering the space objectively, even if the truth hurts.

The section where I beg

I measure the success of each issue by how much it gets upvoted and shared.  This is the link: http://www.weekinethereum.com/post/164553037503/ethereum-news-and-links-this-is-the-1-year Follow me on Twitter? @evan_van_ness

This newsletter is supported by Status.im and ConsenSys (have you seen that we're hiring?).  But in case you still want to send Ether or tokens:  0x96d4F0E75ae86e4c46cD8e9D4AE2F2309bD6Ec45

[mitjalovse]

Singers in the vein of Tom Waits and Leonard Cohen received a status of elder statesmen during the 90's, though they didn't fall asleep, because they kept releasing interesting work, though you can tell the period was the last time they felt current. Costello, for instance, slowly retreated to his own idiosyncrasies after the era and the process might have begun on Mighty Like A Rose from the 90's, which remains a tough one, since Costello seems unsure what to do. On the one hand, he wanted to challenge his audience, yet on the other he invited Paul McCartney. Mind you, the latter's not meant as a slight on McCartney, the underappreciated Beatle, but I am sure many assumed they would do something sweet together. However, they probably got surprised over this passive agressive ballad.

[dixiechikdigger]

12 FRIGHTENING FACTS ABOUT MILK

12 FRIGHTENING FACTS About MILK. By Thomas Campbell, MD October 31, 2014. 12 Frightening Facts about Milk. A large observational cohort study[1] in Sweden found that women consuming more than 3 glasses of milk a day had almost twice the mortality over 20 years compared to those women consuming less than one glass a day. In addition, the high milk-drinkers did not have improved bone health. In fact, they had more fractures, particularly hip fractures. Interestingly, the study also found that fermented milk products (cheese and yogurt) significantly decreased mortality and fractures among these women. For each serving of these fermented dairy products, the rate of mortality and hip fractures was reduced by 10-15%. The researchers pin the negative effects of liquid milk on D-galactose, a breakdown product of lactose that has been shown to be pro-inflammatory. Milk has much more D-galactose than does cheese or yogurt. I am surprised that this study garnered so much mass media attention upon its release, as it highlights the deleterious side of milk, but I also think it is important to keep the findings in context. And when it comes to the health effects of dairy, the context is not so pretty: In observational studies both across countries and within single populations, higher dairy intake has been linked to increased risk of prostate cancer (cited in [2]). Observational cohort studies have shown higher dairy intake is linked to higher ovarian cancer risk (cited in [2]). Cow’s milk protein may play a role in triggering type 1 diabetes through a process called molecular mimicry[3]. Across countries, populations that consume more dairy have higher rates of multiple sclerosis[4]. In interventional animal experiments and human studies, dairy protein has been shown to increase IGF-1 (Insulin-like Growth Factor-1) levels. Increased levels of IGF-1 has now been implicated in several cancers[5]. In interventional animal experiments[6] and human experiments[7], dairy protein has been shown to promote increased cholesterol levels (in the human studies and animal studies) and atherosclerosis (in the animal studies). The primary milk protein (casein) promotes cancer initiated by a carcinogen in experimental animal studies[8]. D-galactose has been found to be pro-inflammatory and actually is given to create animal models of aging[1]. Higher milk intake is linked to acne[9]. Milk intake has been implicated in constipation[10] and ear infections (cited in [2]). Milk is perhaps the most common self-reported food allergen in the world[11]. Much of the world’s population cannot adequately digest milk due to lactose intolerance. So despite being very pleased that the public is glimpsing some of the evidence against milk in this recent study (though they also could be hearing about the benefits of cheese and yogurt from this same study), I think there is a far more powerful story; a story that takes into account the largely hidden context of diet and dairy research. There is a wealth of indirect evidence of very serious possible harms of consuming dairy foods, and, on the flip side, the evidence that milk prevents fractures is scant. As we look beyond the headlines, it is hard to think that we should continue to consume the lactation fluid that exists in nature to nourish and rapidly grow calves. References Michaelsson K, Wolk A, Langenskiold S, et al. Milk intake and risk of mortality and fractures in women and men: cohort studies. Bmj 2014;349:g6015. Lanou AJ. Should dairy be recommended as part of a healthy vegetarian diet? Counterpoint. The American journal of clinical nutrition 2009;89:1638S-42S. Dahl-Jorgensen K, Joner G, Hanssen KF. Relationship between cows’ milk consumption and incidence of IDDM in childhood. Diabetes Care 1991;14:1081-3. Malosse D, Perron H, Sasco A, Seigneurin JM. Correlation between milk and dairy product consumption and multiple sclerosis prevalence: a worldwide study. Neuroepidemiology 1992;11:304-12. Key TJ. Diet, insulin-like growth factor-1 and cancer risk. Proc Nutr Soc 2011:1-4. Kritchevsky D. Dietary protein, cholesterol and atherosclerosis: a review of the early history. The Journal of nutrition 1995;125:589S-93S. Gardner CD, Messina M, Kiazand A, Morris JL, Franke AA. Effect of two types of soy milk and dairy milk on plasma lipids in hypercholesterolemic adults: a randomized trial. Journal of the American College of Nutrition 2007;26:669-77. Youngman LD, Campbell TC. Inhibition of aflatoxin B1-induced gamma-glutamyltranspeptidase positive (GGT+) hepatic preneoplastic foci and tumors by low protein diets: evidence that altered GGT+ foci indicate neoplastic potential. Carcinogenesis 1992;13:1607-13. Spencer EH, Ferdowsian HR, Barnard ND. Diet and acne: a review of the evidence. Int J Dermatol 2009;48:339-47. Caffarelli C, Baldi F, Bendandi B, Calzone L, Marani M, Pasquinelli P. Cow’s milk protein allergy in children: a practical guide. Italian journal of pediatrics 2010;36:5. Rona RJ, Keil T, Summers C, et al. The prevalence of food allergy: a meta-analysis. J Allergy Clin Immunol 2007;120:638-46. Thomas Campbell, MD Thomas Campbell, MD Thomas M. Campbell, MD is medical director of the T. Colin Campbell Center for Nutrition Studies. As part of his groundbreaking UR Program for Nutrition in Medicine, he works in Rochester, NY, with individual patients and groups to optimize health and prevent and treat illness using nutrition and lifestyle. 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