No, but you didn’t see the other shirt I got? Not quite as creative, but funny.
Okay, Maple Alley… I am missing a bag full of tent stakes. Anyone grab that?
I was separated from my beloved black fleece shirt with thumb holes in the sleeves. I’d be ecstatic if anyone can help me find it!
Anyone have information on the guy that was pulled over about 2 a.m. Saturday morning with a bunch of our stuff under the tarp in his truck bed? Story was told to all of us hanging with the Jailhouse Boys on Saturday morning by Trash Removal Services George and his lovely wife, and I quote, “he was surrounded by six Marshall’s and in handcuffs. Drove right out of hear with a truckload of stuff”.
I’m missing an old and comfortable light brown fleece pullover.
Auntie Hope :pickin :green
I have it Mitch. FolkAlley.com Pretty sure it survived the trip. Haven’t unpacked that kitchen bag quite yet. It’s safe. Also traveled with two nice clear blue drinking glasses, if they are yours. :lol
Auntie Hope :pickin :green
yo ho ho and a bottle of rum! :pirate
Four Flat Rons
if found I will Pm
my address
:evil :cheers :cheers
I have it Mitch. FolkAlley.com Pretty sure it survived the trip. Haven't unpacked that kitchen bag quite yet. It's safe. Also traveled with two nice clear blue drinking glasses, if they are yours.
Yeah, those were mine too, but I’m not so concerned about them. They were a buck fitty at wal-mart. The mug however will be much harder to replace.
Karlos,
Don’t let him fool you, I know he cried all the way home missing those cups… or maybe it was BBQ withdrawal. Camp Run-A-Muck knows how to camp! Guys in a kitchen, banjo magic playin, can’t get much better than that.:thumbsup Thanks for the hospitality.
as I was pulling out of camp, you were still incarcerated! So, barring parol or a Pardon, I wouldn’t wait up nights for the fourth one.
Hello,
I am pretty sure that the cannon poweshot camera that you found is mine. I camp with the Steamboat camp and had it out with me late night during the beginning of the festival. I can describe the camera which should have been in a soft grey cannon case with an extra memory card in the front pocket and also some on the pictures on it (Drew Emmit at State Bridge etc…) Please let me know if this is the right one. I hung a sign at the main bathrooms in town park but never heard anything. Thank you sooooo much. Please email me at keishaamber@yahoo.com or www.myspace.com/keishaamber
blessings
I love this place! :medal
Auntie Hope :pickin :green
I lost my job because I went to Telluride Bluegrass…But I don’t care the people at Planet Bluegrass love me…my boss didn’t.
things got a little silly after sam bush, my friends were convinced I went to sleep with my lost shirt, but it is nowhere to be found with my stuff…
it’s a long sleeved minty green 2008 telluride shirt, size medium, and on the front there’s 4 signatures, including Bela, Billy and Chris E. …
I wore it around with all kinds of pride, hopefully not too much to never see it again.
It should be in Mary Illium… or maybe it was left behind at the show… I may never know. Please let mek now if you have seen it, I’d like to solve this party-mystery
-Laurel
I am missing a green metal Gaiam water bottle. If any one found it, please let me know. It was lost in the festival on Saturday night.
Thanks.
We lost a pair of metal, clip-on sunglasses. They probably got crushed under a stampede of happy bare feet, but if not, we’d love to get them back! Thanks.
Found a 80 G, black iPod. If you’ve lost one, PM me or reply here.
I seem to have lost some brain cells somewhere in Town Park, around
4:20 a.m. :abduct: If found, please put in a jar of hooch so they will be properly pickled to match the rest of the few still bouncing around, until such time that they can be safely re-united with the others. :devil
Brain cells do grow back.
This is what I found out about that.
Brain cells do not quickly grow back when they are damaged, although the brain finds other ways of doing the same job and may make a partial recovery.
The team at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York took rat stem cells from the cortex and injected them into the brains of both normal adult rats and those damaged by stroke. (I know some adult rats)
Brain neurons
The cells were marked with a chemical which glows under the microscope, allowing their progress to be tracked. :abduct
Within a week, the cells were growing in both healthy and damaged brains and within three to six weeks, all had become fully mature brain neurons, making connections with other brain cells. :talk
However, the experiment did point out some hurdles to the use of stem cells in stroke patients. :green
When implanted into areas heavily damaged by stroke, the cells were reluctant to grow, perhaps because the area was clogged with scar tissue and fluid-filled cavities. :drunk.
They did, however, grow well in areas not so severely damaged. :strong
Professor Daniel Rosenbaum, who headed the study, said: "We were not sure the transplanted cells would even survive.
“The ultimate goal is to take an adult’s own cells, expand them in tissue culture in the laboratory, and transplant them back into the individual’s brain in a way that would lead to functional recovery.”
Sounds like pickled in hooch to me :lol :lol :rolleyes