Don captured this time-lapse video of the building next door getting killed.

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Today's Odeo barbeque was a Burning Man waypoint for none other than NPR's Andrea Seabrook, on her way to do an annual report.

Of course she knows Charlie, who used to produce us at the Swarthmore Radio Network.

Sometimes, I think that are Zero Degrees of Separation.

How I find time to post here, in order of best method:

0. Justification
1. Procrastination
2. Terseness
3. Draft now, post later
4. Post now, edit later

Take advantage of Web apps.

Google News has finally added RSS feeds to their service.

Now, I can filter it down using mob.dom.net on my Treo.

Keep it coming, Goog.

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Announcing the new-and-improved Sixteen Feet site! Go ahead and drop our feed into iTunes for a brief interlude. If you're not at your Mac (or you're tragically Apple-impaired), help yourself to some grooves at Odeo.

From 2002: the powerful voice of Evan Gregory (brother of the equally incredible Andrew Gregory, also singing here) lays down a rendition of "All Four Seasons" in the Bell Tower at Swarthmore College.

In case you're wondering why I haven't posted any new music for a while - I've been teaching myself to play piano again.

I took years of lessons as a lad, but then switched to guitar at age 13. Those piano memories are deep in there somewhere!

What I do is, I get into a groove with some basic chords. Then, I kind of let my hands go and get into 'trouble' as they do right here in this track. Then the challenge is to get back into key. It's like Games for Song.

I used GarageBand and my old Clavinova (plus Jam Pack 4 to get that Grand Piano sound - not bad, not bad).

Consider it an experiment for the purposes of podcasting (send feedback). Once again, the PowerBook mic recorded my little guitar just fine. Total: about 4 hours of work, over four nights - something to tide us over.