"hello, i'm matt middleton from new zealand, i've posted mp3s dedicated to wsb here previously, just to let interzoners know that i will be
performing my sci-fi sound stuff in new york city nov 2006! First gigs: come along! get wasted! 
Thursday November 9 @ UNCLE PAULIE'S :: Thanksgiving :::: Crude ---------> from New Zealand

[ UNCLE PAULIE'S ] ~~ air conditioned! ~~
NE corner of Monitor St & Greenpoint Ave | Greenpoint, Brooklyn G train to Greenpoint Ave or L to Graham | 8pm | all ages | $6

[ UNCLE PAULIE'S ] $2 beer! Uncle Paulie's is totally a temporary structure built out of blue canvas and two by fours and plywood on a slab of concrete next to the huge under-construction death star minaret upside-down hot-air-balloon lookin' sewage treatment plant in Greenpoint. During the daylight, men in hard hats eat fried food here. Totally patio, but totally inside! Easy to get to but so far out nobody cares! Noise &
djs till the wee hours! $2 beer! -- PRESS -->
http://nytimes.com/2006/01/22/nyregion/thecity/22paul.html?ex=1160712000&en=e8d8c368651a4a69&ei=5070

[ DIRECTIONS TO UNCLE PAULIE'S FROM GRAHAM AVE L TRAIN STOP ] Exit the station onto the corner of Graham Ave and Metropolitan Ave. Walk West on Graham (towards the BQE overpass) for about 6 blocks.
Turn right at Meeker St, walk about 4 blocks. Turn Left onto Monitor St and walk four blocks. Uncle Paulie's is on the corner of Monitor St
and Greenpoint Ave, on your right. (This is walk kinda sketchy, for the record...)

[ DIRECTIONS TO UNCLE PAULIE'S FROM GREENPOINT AVE G TRAIN STOP ] Exit the station onto the corner of Greenpoint Ave and Manhattan Ave. Walk North on Greenpoint (towards McGuiness Ave, away from the waterfront) for 8 or so short blocks. Uncle Paulie's is on the corner of Monitor St and Greenpoint Ave, on your right. matt

Patricia Elliott : Women who met Burroughs quiz
"I have been collecting stories from women who met or who knew William. It has been interesting. So many assumptions about William don't jib with the William I knew but I admit that William was a man who I would only know part of.
When I first met William and we became friends, many people told me that I was decieved because William hated or disrespect women. I think that in some ways I felt he hated or disrespect sex but he engaged and responded to me as a person, more openly and directly than most of the guys I knew. One day, I was blue, we were sitting at his table, and he took my hand. After a moment, I was uncomfortable and tried to pull away. He held on, after another minute or two, I relaxed and we sat there drinking tea and holding hands. From that moment I was more aware that I should take my cues from him, of who was this man than what was said or surmised by people outside of his real world.
Yet I fell for histories again and again. I knew he was a different man from the man lost in junk, driven by passions. He was still the man driven by his imagination and perhaps remembered passions. I was told he was not charming and elegant to women until late in his life. I then met Mary Beach who knew him well in Paris and London. She remembered his elegance and warmth, and fire.
see snippetts of meeting at http://www.whistlingwitch.com/albums/trip/marybeach/
I wish to come up with a set of questions to ask women, (men may answer them as well) Any suggestions or comments, quidance etc.
some questions: Do you remember when you met William? What were surprised about? Do you have a favorite story? Can you imitate his voice?
Thanks " Patricia
http://www.sunflower.com/~pelliott/