Wednesday, May 26, 2010
Space Is the Place
Monday, May 24, 2010
Sunday, May 23, 2010
Happy belated birthday Geoff!
Saturday, May 22, 2010
May 22 is International Day for Biological Diversity
Happy Birthday!
Here's to 50 more!
Andy
May 22, 2010
Strawberry Fields: A Tribute To The Beatles - All You Can Eat Brunch
Geoff Korf really dislikes buffets, but he really likes the Beatles.
Pittsburgh Guitars Big Beatle Show #7!
Plus a special guest from Liverpool, England: Geoff Nugent of The Undertakers. Geoff was a personal friend of The Beatles, and his band The Undertakers often shared the bill with them in the early 1960s. Geoff still performs in Liverpool today.
Pittsburgh is the birthplace of August Wilson (April 27, 1945-October 2, 2005), who authored Two Trains Running and Fences - Geoff has designed lighting for both. And apparently there is a Geoff in Liverpool who also loves the Beatles.
Happy Birthday
Kim
May 22, 1906
Geoff. Korf. The Man. The Legend.
Friday, May 21, 2010
May 22, 1992
After 30 years, 66-year-old Johnny Carson hosts The Tonight Show for the last time. Geoff Korf designed the stage lights for the last week's shows.
Fifty words in celebration of GEOFF’s Fiftieth Birthday
I will ALWAYS be grateful for our friendship. My view of the world (and myself) has been informed and illuminated by your keen vision and beautiful eyes.
MY LOVE,
Nancy
Happy 50th!
--Reese
May 22, 1826
Happy 50th Geoff!
I hope your Saturday is joy filled Geoff!
~m~
mario l.
You share Birthdays with Pac-Man!!!
Google Doodle Celebrates Pac-Man's 30th Anniversary
Fans Can Play Pac-Man From Google's Homepage for 48 Hours
By KI MAE HEUSSNER
May 21, 2010
Google Doodle Celebrates Pac-Man's 30th Anniversary
Fans Can Play Pac-Man From Google's Homepage for 48 Hours
Pac-Man is back. And to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the classic video arcade game,Google has unveiled its first-ever interactive doodle – a Pac-Man game that Web users can play straight from Google's homepage.
On May 22, 1980 the now-iconic Pac-Man game was released in Japan by Namco Bandai Games. Originally called Puck Man, Pac-Man launched in the U.S. in October 1980 and went on to sell more than 100,000 units in its first year of production.
The name of the game comes from the sound of eating, according to the official Pac-Man website. "Paku" is the Japanese sound for "chomp."
Now the game is listed by Guinness World Records as the world's most successful coin-operated game.
To help recognize the pop culture mainstay, at 11 a.m. ET today (midnight in Japan), Google turned its homepage over to a Pac-Man game that can be played for the next 48 hours.
Visitors can click on the "insert coin" button or wait 10 seconds to automatically start the game, which reaches 256 levels.
Happy Birthday SB#2!!
SB#2!!! Happy Birthday! It is odd to be 50. We formed the Soul House in 1981, almost 30 years ago. Creed says that dancing is a lot harder now with those adult diapers, but it is safer when you put your butt through the front window. Things I remember include: Driving to the Pantry and Flower Mart in the 1957 T-bird at 5:00am; the great old Korf House with 5 cats and that wonderful fountain with fish and the first Beta VCR and the stereo chair; taking the picture of the family on the 17-mile drive with your leaping in the background; reading Feder Stories at Polly’s and drinking gallons of bad iced tea; Fairy Jokes [“I want my pee Nustufalov.’]; switching signs at Farrell’s with the soup of the day [‘Horse Hair Soup’] and your laughing at ‘midgets with hammers’; your magical lighting of ‘Midsummer’ at Rio outside and your scavenging lights from everywhere including the lights off my truck; the endless varied venues throughout Southern California for your Cornerstone productions; over two decades of Frisbee golf at La Mirada Regional Park – I really miss that; the wonderful visits with great meals as you pass through the Bay Area; a 1960 Taylors’ port!! Well, have a Happy Birthday. I am looking forward to the next 50 years. Love, Mike