I think I'm that guy...Were you the guy in the bread shop out in South Seattle?
As for music like the Sex Pistols and whatnot, I don't know. I was never really into that type of punk rock. There's good venues all over the place, though. Graceland used to be good, but ever since it turned to El Corazon they haven't played anyone worth seeing. Not that I've heard of anyway. I don't know what's going on at Neumo's these days, but Against Me! played a good show there. And down at Studio 7, Conflict played an amazing show. I don't think we kill people anymore, though. That fad died out in the late '80s.
I probably won't be up to play hockey this coming weekend, but I'm hoping to be up there next weekend and pretty much every weekend after that.
Cheers,
-Jim
Thanks for the energy you're bringing to our little street hockey community!
Answering the questions in your comment to me :
I'm absolutely fine with playing all of our games at Greenwood Elementary rather than switching back and forth with St.John's. GE is a better flatter surface that is not encumbered by cars, priests, etc.
As you said, any board solution needs to be simple, cheap, portable and effective... Not trivial...
I'm also all for moving to Magnuson park if the city builds a proper hockey rink with boards, etc.. I would strongly advocate an outdoor rink. Less fuss, more fun! Recently, Arena sports used to organize an indoor inline hockey league at Magnuson Park but it folded. Ideally, the hockey court would be similar to outdoor tennis courts. The city would maintain it in the same manner. An informal reservation system could be put in place to guarantee availibility.
I know of at least 2-3 other inline hockey groups who would also love to have good place to play! I'm sure the Lacrosse guys would also be thrilled to have a box Lacrosse playing field!
SSH got started about 5 years ago by a couple guys, Alan Edwards and Tom Adams, who got off the couch and started shooting a ball at a wall. The weekly Saturday street hockey games grew organically through word of mouth to what it is today. Now, the SSH website has over 55 members and on most weekends, 20 people show up to play. Over the years, I would say over 100 different people have showed up, thrown their sticks in the middle and played a game of good ole playground hockey.
Let me know if you need any help to lobby the city. A proper outdoor hockey court would make for a great legacy to the city of Seattle.
adam check out the silt fencing i was telling you about the other night at st. andrews-- which you may have forgotten about b/c you were so buzzed! ; -D
>> Availability for fence tinkering: Wed-Fri night (in the dark), or Saturday before hockey. Call me to set up: 323-9344. Left same for Vin.
saturday would be the earliest b/c i need to procure more material-- fencing, strap-ties, etc. i'll let you know by friday if i'm ready to try on saturday. if so i figure a 12PM start isn't unrealistic as i'm sure there will be bugs to work out.
Thanks for the feedback, Adam. Every muscle in my body ached on Sunday, and more on Monday, but in a good way. Felt great to bust my ass after 1.5 months off.
Hey Adam
Mike mentioned that you got your knee pads from some site for only $20 or so. Do you remember which site that was. Are they D-gel. Good hustle out there last week.
Cheers
hey what's up adam. how did the surgery go? man, sadly i've used one of those mobile carts before after my achilles surgery. that damn thing only moves like a mile per hour! I had people walking by me faster than I was driving. hope the recovery is going well!
Hope the surgery was a success, best wishes for a speedy recovery. Expect that the bionic knee will make you a holy terror in Vegas (on the court) next year.
my friends wrote that for a radio contest. I guess they played it a lot on the radio. Do you have the Rick Jeanneret CD or DVD with all his famous calls?
thanks for the super nice post about my show. And yeah, I know that some of the pics were slipping... I'll know for next time that I need to tape :-) I shoot with a canon rebel xsi. All of the pics in the show were shot with a 17-85mm 4.5-5.4 lens. I hope to do another show some time in the future, and will certainly let you know if that happens. Again, thanks for the real nice comments, it's nice to know that people appreciate the work. Oh, and I was being somewhat humble about the pricing, but also felt as though those were fair prices. I HATE overpriced art! :-)
Hey Adam, shoot me the website for that plastic mesh netting you found and let's see if we can make this happen. I'm pretty jonesed to get some other type of board system up and running. Happy Thanksgiving.
I agree, the best way would to be to get samples. I would assume the thicker the better. From redden.net (Vexar) I'd say go with the L34. It's the thickest (25mm) and the roll width and weight is the same as the others. From conwed I think we would need more specs (thickness, weight etc.) I'm not familiar with the specs they have listed there, maybe you are. And as for industrialnetting.com, hell I don't know where to start. Seems like they can make us basically anything. A lot of it all comes down to price of course. I might make it out on Thurs, but prob definitely Sat, so if you're there, bring the stuff from Home Depot and we'll see how it works. Happy holiday.
Hi Adam, yes - those are mine. Thanks so much for picking them up! I don't think I'll be there tomorrow so maybe you could just leave them in the bucket.
Shit....thought I was going to be able to make it, but wasn't ultimately. Sorry if you dragged the stuff there for naught. I should be around next Saturday. My phone is 206 579 2898 if you want to check in before dragging it all out. Prob see you Sat.
Jim
As for music like the Sex Pistols and whatnot, I don't know. I was never really into that type of punk rock. There's good venues all over the place, though. Graceland used to be good, but ever since it turned to El Corazon they haven't played anyone worth seeing. Not that I've heard of anyway. I don't know what's going on at Neumo's these days, but Against Me! played a good show there. And down at Studio 7, Conflict played an amazing show. I don't think we kill people anymore, though. That fad died out in the late '80s.
I probably won't be up to play hockey this coming weekend, but I'm hoping to be up there next weekend and pretty much every weekend after that.
Cheers,
-Jim
Dec 10, 2007
vp
Thanks for the energy you're bringing to our little street hockey community!
Answering the questions in your comment to me :
I'm absolutely fine with playing all of our games at Greenwood Elementary rather than switching back and forth with St.John's. GE is a better flatter surface that is not encumbered by cars, priests, etc.
As you said, any board solution needs to be simple, cheap, portable and effective... Not trivial...
I'm also all for moving to Magnuson park if the city builds a proper hockey rink with boards, etc.. I would strongly advocate an outdoor rink. Less fuss, more fun! Recently, Arena sports used to organize an indoor inline hockey league at Magnuson Park but it folded. Ideally, the hockey court would be similar to outdoor tennis courts. The city would maintain it in the same manner. An informal reservation system could be put in place to guarantee availibility.
I know of at least 2-3 other inline hockey groups who would also love to have good place to play! I'm sure the Lacrosse guys would also be thrilled to have a box Lacrosse playing field!
SSH got started about 5 years ago by a couple guys, Alan Edwards and Tom Adams, who got off the couch and started shooting a ball at a wall. The weekly Saturday street hockey games grew organically through word of mouth to what it is today. Now, the SSH website has over 55 members and on most weekends, 20 people show up to play. Over the years, I would say over 100 different people have showed up, thrown their sticks in the middle and played a game of good ole playground hockey.
Let me know if you need any help to lobby the city. A proper outdoor hockey court would make for a great legacy to the city of Seattle.
Dec 20, 2007
benny d
http://www.catalogclearance.com/products/sku-SF2400__dept-155.html/?wcw=google
Jan 9, 2008
vp
http://www.scottdouglas.biz/Articles/hockey.htm
We could use this article as a blueprint for a Seattle city rink proposal.
Jan 22, 2008
benny d
saturday would be the earliest b/c i need to procure more material-- fencing, strap-ties, etc. i'll let you know by friday if i'm ready to try on saturday. if so i figure a 12PM start isn't unrealistic as i'm sure there will be bugs to work out.
Jan 28, 2008
Carlo
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ML
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Rainer
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ML
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Rainer
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vp
Aug 6, 2008
Shnoy
Aug 11, 2008
GG
Port Townsend
http://www.chevychasebeachcabins.com/
Point No Point, Vancouver Island
http://www.pointnopoint.com/
Here is the place the wife and I stayed on our honeymoon, just outside of Point No Point.
http://www.hartmannhouse.bc.ca/
Sep 8, 2008
ML
Oct 1, 2008
ML
Nov 5, 2008
benny d
Nov 11, 2008
ML
Jan 20, 2009
Ovi
Mike mentioned that you got your knee pads from some site for only $20 or so. Do you remember which site that was. Are they D-gel. Good hustle out there last week.
Cheers
Jan 20, 2009
ML
Jan 30, 2009
Carlo
Mar 11, 2009
DAM
Mar 12, 2009
Tyler
Mar 12, 2009
ML
Mar 12, 2009
Jason Mercio
bro, thats a sweet scooter. can you play defense in that thing?
May 5, 2009
Carlo
May 7, 2009
Kareese Arneson
May 31, 2009
Kareese Arneson
Jun 1, 2009
Steve W
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Bill Litwin
Jul 2, 2009
benny d
dude-- change your profile pic . . . please!
Jul 7, 2009
Steve W
http://apps.facebook.com/reverbnation_fb/artist/thejambrones?_fb_fromhash=c926d8a7db308bd5e2016236fc3952f8
Sep 2, 2009
Brad Marsh
Sep 18, 2009
gw
thanks for the super nice post about my show. And yeah, I know that some of the pics were slipping... I'll know for next time that I need to tape :-) I shoot with a canon rebel xsi. All of the pics in the show were shot with a 17-85mm 4.5-5.4 lens. I hope to do another show some time in the future, and will certainly let you know if that happens. Again, thanks for the real nice comments, it's nice to know that people appreciate the work. Oh, and I was being somewhat humble about the pricing, but also felt as though those were fair prices. I HATE overpriced art! :-)
Geoff.
Sep 30, 2009
Steve W
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Steve W
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Katherine Cortes
Nov 27, 2009
benny d
Dec 4, 2009
Steve W
Dec 6, 2009