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#WATCHMOVIE HERE: Jon Hammond Show 02 05 2022 

Jon's archive https://archive.org/details/jon-hammond-show-02-05-2022 

Youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aZMfQz2Ul6c&t=1355s 

Jon Hammond Show 02 05 2022

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 Jon Hammond 

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 English

Jon Hammond Show public access cable TV show 02 05 2022 kicking off 39th year at same time: 01:30 AM EST Manhattan Neighborhood Networkd channel 1, 28 minute program. Music, Travel, Soft News from Jon Hammond the organ player and accordionist, host producer of daily Hammond Report - Jon Hammond Show first went on the air February 4th of 1984 on MCTV / Manhattan Cable TV.

Kim Freeman wrote in Billboard Magazine March 17, 1984:

"Alternative To Clips On Cable by Kim Freeman Billboard Magazine March 17, 1984 NEW YORK---Year-old BackBeat Productions hopes to break new ground in the video medium with it's first project, "The Jon Hammond Show." Currently airing on Manhattan Cable's Channel 3 and San Francisco's public access Channel 25, the program is a half hour of computer generated graphics synchronized with original jazz-fusion and rock music. Hammond's voice and his tapping boot are the only human intrusions during the show. "It's an alternative to the conceptual and concert footage videos. We're delivering an art form." says the show's host, BackBeat's co-founder Jon Hammond. The company also functions as a label, and Hammond says the broadcast will be a vehicle to expose artists on the BackBeat roster. Hammond say's he's close to securing slots on public access channels in New Orleans, Baltimore, Chicago, Los Angeles and Boston and plans to recoup investements by syndicating the show to national networks if and when it gains an audience. His partner in the venture is former Crusaders guitarist Barry Finnerty, who wrote the music for the first program. All songs on the "Jon Hammond Show" feature BackBeat's studio band of Finnerty, keyboardist Hammond, drummer Steve Ferrone and saxophonist Todd Anderson. KIM FREEMAN" 

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 2022-01-30 16:24:01

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 jon-hammond-show-02-05-2022 

39th year, Jon Hammond Show, Cable TV, MNN TV, Public Access TV, 28 minute program, Hammond Organ, Travel, Photography 

One data wrangler to another, do you have a favorite NP database? I’ve just picked up a new client who wants to migrate from 72 excel sheets dating back to ‘12 and am looking for any new recommendations (NOT sales force).

SEVENTY TWO EXCEL SHEETS SWEET LORD. 

Ahem. 

They just went to Salesforce at my old job and it sounds like it’s gonna be a total shitshow implementing it, so I can see why you’d want to avoid it. I also cannot recommend Advance, which is what they were using, it’s unbelievably clunky and you basically have to learn coding to pull reports from it. I’ve heard the new Raiser’s Edge is decent but I only have experience with an older version that was hellacious.

Share? I have also purchased a home and must sublet rental home and I don't care that I'm 51 I don't know what the fuck to do next.

It’s not very fancy right now -- it’s literally three columns. Date in the left hand side, Action Taken Or To Take in the middle, and Notes on the right. Right now it’s mostly a to-do list, other than the registration number for the moving estimate I got from Movetastic. 

viewfromthebluecastle replied to your post “This morning I started a new spreadsheet for the process of closing on...”

pack a baseball, and some wire cutters... just in case. :)

Wirecutters covered, gotta pick me up a baseball :D 

dullbittylife replied to your post “Many years ago, I drove around 300 miles one-way to Chicago for a...”

I grew up in Chicago, it wasn't that weird cause my brain hadn't quite processed the animals in the dioramas were taxidermied. I thought they were just really expensive stuffed animals. Like Bun Bun at home.

blueboxtravelagency replied to your post “Many years ago, I drove around 300 miles one-way to Chicago for a...”

I agree, as a kid it's not that strange to have lunch with the animals. It didn't really bother me until my older brother delighted in telling my every gory detail about the Tsavo lions.

I think that’s probably the general sentiment -- I may have had an encounter with a docent at an early age that gave me a greater consciousness for these things :D One of my first memories of any natural history museum is our guide saying that the birds in a display case were real birds and me asking how they got them to hold so still, and her saying “Well, they died” and then launching into a WEIRDLY DETAILED description of how one freeze-dries and then prepares a dead bird for exhibition. I don’t remember the details but I do remember the moment I realized they were DEAD BIRDS and also remember wanting to find a dead bird and put it in the freezer to see if I, too, could freeze-dry a bird. 

Mum nixed that idea, sadly. 

dreamwaffles replied to your post “superqueerpasta replied to your photoset “I call this photoset “Baby...”

I ran a cookie club in college. After graduating, both me and the other president discovered that we have the mildly eldritch cookie ability that no matter how many the recipe says it makes? We get at minimum 2 dozen more out of the batch. 2 DOZEN. It's so many, Sam. So many.

I’m lucky if I get edible cookies at all :D I do often halve recipes though, because I don’t want to use more than one cookie sheet....

standingmoonlit replied to your post “librarykris replied to your photo “Okay, last Field Museum picspam...”

I live in New Zealand! Come visit! You'll love it.

iynqpenned

I love Ann Arbor! Have you visited there before?

I was there last year -- there’s an annual conference -- but I never get to explore too much because it’s a short conference and it’s pretty packed. I did get out more this year though, because I wasn’t quite so sick this year...

39thyear

Why are you here?

Well, I gotta be somewhere. :D If it helps, I’m already not Here anymore, I’m back to There (we got back to Chicago this afternoon). 

lostwendy

You're in Ann Arbor right now? I went to grad school there! Man, I miss that place. If you have a chance, go downtown. There's a great comic shop there as well as like 5 or different used bookstores. Zingermann's Deli is great as well.

Holy shit Zingerman’s. I got the barbecue brisket with provolone, that was AMAZING. I only managed to eat half of it, and then the other half I took back to the hotel and ate later that night :D 

I did get to Dawn Treader Books, which was fun, and I went into the Arcade and looked at the antique shop and such. And we got ice cream! 

ladygoddess87

Okau! So, awesome comic shop: Vault of Midnight. If you like bubble tea, Bubble Island. There's a pretty awesome metaphysical shop/tea room called Crazy Wisdom....most of downtown is awesome actually.

Episode 27: Saturday - July 16, 2016

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