BOC-L Digest - 2 Nov 2000 - Special issue (#2000-253)
Mark Lee
mark at ESPARTO.UK.COM
Sun Nov 5 10:35:01 EST 2000
Mmmmm,
Spoke to one of my medico friends many years ago
about the exact same 'problem' of ageing livers - Since
then I always take a couple of sachets of Rehydrat or
other similar rehydration powders the morning after,
AFAIK (an' i'm no medico) this works by correcting
a) the Fluid imbalance caused by alchohol
b) bringing the mineral levels back up to scratch.
I'll have to check out Ibuprofen tho' it's fairly cheap, specially
when you match the cost against speed !!
Mark (Hasbeen)
>Well .....there is a preventative answer.......which does not involve
>drinking pints of milk to line the stomach or consuming vast
>quantities of
>water at the end of your night out.
>
>Some years ago the owner of an off licence suggested doing
>exactly what all
>the doctors and nurses do before they go on their ritualistic
>binge after a
>hard weeks shift......
>Very simple........you swallow 2 Ibuprofen tablets (ie
>Neurofen in the UK)
>(*NOT PARACETAMOL OR ASPIRIN!!!!*)
>It has to be Ibuprofen painkiller/anti inflammatory....taken as
>directed,preferably with food....BEFORE YOU START DRINKING!
>
>I've tried it on numerous occasions and it really does
>work...........BUT
>HOW????
>
>I met up with a consultant from Guys Hospital in London some
>time ago, and
>asked him about this just to find out if he could authenticate this
>preventative remedy.
>He was well familiar with this pre-hangover treatment and went on to
>explain exactly how it works.
>It is nothing to do with 'killing the pain in advance'.
>What happens is.....(as I recall).......By taking Ibuprofen before
>consuming alcholic drink,
>the alchohol reacts with the Ibuprofen in the stomach, and produces an
>enzyme which in turn,neutralises the antibodies within the alchoholic
>drink, that would otherwise go on to give you a 'hangover'.
>It's actually helping to do exactly what our livers did for us
>as teenagers
>when we went out drinking.
>Unfortunately.......as we get older, our livers become less
>efficient at
>dealing with this type of abuse,which is why 43 yr old
>'lightweights' such
>as myself feel shitty the morning after just 2 and a half
>pints of Guiness.
>
>Like I said before....IT MUST BE IBUPROFEN
> AT THE PRESCRIBED DOSAGE
> TAKEN WITH FOOD !
>
>NOT Paracetamol - NOT Panadol - NOT Aspirin !!!!! ( or any
>other painkiller
>bought over the counter! )
>
>Oh......for the record!
>On the 21st October........... 8pm - 2 x Neurofen
> 8 - 9.30pm - 2 Pints of Theakstons
>Best + 1 Double
>Vodka + Red
> Bull (Yuk!) @ The Beehive,Brixton.
> 10.30 - 02.00am - Double Vodka & Tonic
>+ 2 Pints of
>Stella during
> Hawkestra.
> 02.30 - 3.30pm - Went home pleasantly
>pissed.....Slept........Got up
> 11am.......Ears
>still HISSING
>but head felt fine!!!
>Regards
>
>Mel
>
>------------------------------
>
>Date: Fri, 3 Nov 2000 13:01:42 +1300
>From: Richard Stockwell <richard at CRANIUM.CO.NZ>
>Subject: Re: No Lonesome Dope after all!
>
>> Don't know if you saw the recent BBC prog on prehistoric
>shamans: certain
>criss-cross patterns found in cave paintings are now thought <snip>
>
>Was that shown on BBC2 ? Do you recall what music was used to
>accompany the
>programme ?
>
>Richard
>
>------------------------------
>
>Date: Fri, 3 Nov 2000 00:13:45 GMT
>From: Darrin McKeehen <dmckeehen at HOTMAIL.COM>
>Subject: Off/On: No Drugs & Hawkwind
>
>Hey Now,
>
>Just wanted to blast you guys.
>
>Not all of what I said was true. I am no Sid Vicious! However,
>I do partake
>in the other substances. Some more than others. Basically, on
>the weekend,
>at shows etc. It's a celebration, not a habit!
>
>I DO NOT drink alcohol. I quit 10 years ago and I don't miss
>it at all. I do
>not smoke during the week, for the most part. If there's a show here on
>Tuesday etc. I celebrate! Moderation is the key. I got
>pneumonia in '88 from
>too much kind, so I take it easy and no schwag!
>
>I am a Geologist (Hydrogeologist). I have been in the
>environmental business
>for 13 years. When I worked in the lab, I did go home at lunch
>and party. It
>did not effect my work, but by Thursday, I needed a nap ")
>
>Of course, that's when I lived in Cleveland, where I saw my
>first Hawkwind
>show. I think it was 9/30/89. Very spacey show! Especially on
>Florida's free
>high ")
>Actually, they were probably from Oregon.
>
>I first heard Hawkwind at the Bowling Green State University
>library. I was
>a metal head and already had all the Motorhead albums. I was
>tracing Lemmy's
>roots, so I listened to a scratched copy of DOREMI on the
>headphones in the
>library and I was hooked! I guess this was about 1979.
>
>The first album I bought was In Search of Space and the rest
>is history.
>
>Just for the record, I would never put any drug in my veins
>and I am VERY
>anti-cocaine. One week before college graduation, I walked in
>on a drug bust
>at a friends. I watched them get taken away in handcuffs and end up in
>Mansfield, Ohio, a federal(?) prison as seen in the movie
>"Brubaker". I have
>seen that drug ruin too many people's lives and I stay away!
>
>Peace,
>
>Darrin
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>Date: Thu, 2 Nov 2000 19:27:02 EST
>From: Chuck Rosenberg <Chuckrecs at AOL.COM>
>Subject: OFF: Alchoholic Beverages? Halt that hangover NOW!
>
>In a message dated 11/2/00 3:53:35 PM Pacific Standard Time,
>mel at MVA.U-NET.COM writes:
>
>> Some years ago the owner of an off licence suggested doing
>exactly what all
>> the doctors and nurses do before they go on their
>ritualistic binge after a
>> hard weeks shift......
>> Very simple........you swallow 2 Ibuprofen tablets (ie
>Neurofen in the UK)
>> (*NOT PARACETAMOL OR ASPIRIN!!!!*)
>> It has to be Ibuprofen painkiller/anti inflammatory....taken as
>> directed,preferably with food....BEFORE YOU START DRINKING!
>>
>
>Worth a try I guess. But let me get this straight...
>
>
>> I've tried it on numerous occasions and it really does
>work...........BUT
>> HOW????
>>
>> Like I said before....IT MUST BE IBUPROFEN
>> AT THE PRESCRIBED DOSAGE
>> TAKEN WITH FOOD !
>>
>
>You did mean as directly before you begin drinking as possible?
>And what dosage? And just once?
>
>Thanks (though this one belongs waaaay OFF),
>
>Chuck
>
>------------------------------
>
>Date: Thu, 2 Nov 2000 19:04:01 -0000
>From: ANDREW GARIBALDI <andygee at DIAL.PIPEX.COM>
>Subject: Re: No Dope + Hawkwind??????
>
>Yeh - but they lost two and it went down to ten!!!!
>Andy Garibaldi.
>----- Original Message -----
>From: "M Holmes" <fofp at HOLYROOD.ED.AC.UK>
>To: <BOC-L at LISTSERV.SPC.EDU>
>Sent: Thursday, November 02, 2000 4:26 PM
>Subject: Re: No Dope + Hawkwind??????
>
>
>> Ted Jackson jr. writes:
>>
>> > > Never tried any drugs.
>> > >
>> > Yeah, I get high on Jesus!
>>
>> So, just for the curious: is there a Twelve Step programme for that?
>>
>> FoFP
>
>------------------------------
>
>Date: Thu, 2 Nov 2000 19:14:56 -0000
>From: ANDREW GARIBALDI <andygee at DIAL.PIPEX.COM>
>Subject: Re: BOC Friday
>
>Hey - I have a morbid fascination with support bands - if anyone's any
>good,let me know, please.
>Andy Garibaldi.
>----- Original Message -----
>From: "Ted Jackson jr." <tojackso at LIBRARY.SYR.EDU>
>To: <BOC-L at LISTSERV.SPC.EDU>
>Sent: Thursday, November 02, 2000 1:05 PM
>Subject: BOC Friday
>
>
>> On 2 Nov 00, at 8:30, Nick Medford wrote:
>>
>>
>> > First HW show: Black Sword, Hammersmith '85. I remember
>the excitement
>> > my 16 year-old self and my mates had about going to this gig.
>> > Difficult (and perhaps not desirable) to retain that sense
>of awe and
>> > excitement as you get older but ever since I knew the Hawkestra was
>> > definitely happening I felt like I was 16 again! And it
>actually lived
>> > up to my wholly unreasonable expectations!
>>
>> Good point about sustaining the excitement felt as a
>youthful convert.
>> I gotta say I'm pretty psyched to see BOC tomorrow night some 28
>> years after my first gig--damn, 28 years is older than a lot
>of folks on
>> this list! And, it's probably a bit harder to stay focused on BOC as
>> they haven't had a steady steam of new releases like HW has. Still,
>> BOC live is an event similar to HW, although, I gather, BOC plays a
>> lot more shows than HW in a given year.
>>
>> Anyone have an idea what we'll hear Fri. night? Haven't seen any set
>> lists from recent BOC gigs. I'm still bitterly disappointed from the
>> Vernon gig where BOC got short-sheeted into playing an abbreviated
>> set, with no 'new' stuff--not even any HF tunes. Hopefully,
>tomorrow's
>> gig will set that straight.
>>
>> BTW, for Nick and anyone else traveling a long distance for the
>> show: I contacted the venue, and the dude said that doors open at 8,
>> and first band goes on at 930p. According to the web site, there are
>> 2 opening bands, which should put BOC on stage around 11-1130p,
>> I guess.
>>
>> What time are you all planning on showing up? I figure to hit the
>> place around 830 or so. Maybe later. as I'm not in any hurry to hear
>> Bad Karma, the opening act, which sounds like a bad cover band.
>> Any of you Albany-area guys heard them? Some other dude is
>> playing--forget his name. Mike, Jason, have you heard?
>>
>> theo
>
>------------------------------
>
>Date: Thu, 2 Nov 2000 19:25:15 -0000
>From: ANDREW GARIBALDI <andygee at DIAL.PIPEX.COM>
>Subject: Re: how we got into hawkwind
>
>Bizarre here - for some reason I can't remember I decided to
>borrow a copy
>of 'In Search Of Space' from a postal lending library I was
>with back in '72
>and could not believe 'Shouldn't Do That' - that track started
>a career, let
>alone a collection.
>Andy Garibaldi.
>----- Original Message -----
>From: <DASLUD at AOL.COM>
>To: <BOC-L at LISTSERV.SPC.EDU>
>Sent: Thursday, November 02, 2000 2:58 PM
>Subject: Re: how we got into hawkwind
>
>
>> i first heard "master of the universe" on LA FM radio in the
>summer of
>> '72....seems like i heard it several days in a row. upon
>reflexion, it
>> must've been the hypnotic repetitition and that phasing
>which sucked me
>in. i
>> was soon to turn 15.
>> i bought the ISOS lp as soon as i could, and liked that lp
>plenty, but
>> really, for me, that was the summer of the "ziggy stardust"
>lp. proper
>> hawk-fanaticism would have to wait awhile...
>>
>> ....until early the next year, when i bought the 'doremi' lp. amazing
>> drumming! amazing in general! >>>LEMMY!<<<
>> ==
>> i had yet to become the cannabis enthusiast i would become
>[to this very
>day]
>> and i must divide my fandom twixt 'pre-pot' and
>'post-pot'...and hearing
>HW
>> _stoned_, well,...here i am over a quarter-century later
>still discussing
>> them.
>> dont try this at home, kids.
>>
>> i have written of my growing disenchantment with post-lemmy
>HW too many
>times
>> here...but the era w/lemmy in the band, and the
>non-conformist if not, um,
>> 'revolutionary' attitude they seemed to project, had a great
>deal in my
>> leaving home the day after i turned 18 to play rock music on
>my own...and
>> much later, in the tres unreal das ludicroix, to enjoy
>drumming in 'simon
>> king mode'. and once i figured it out, it wasnt so much what
>he did but
>the
>> authority with which he did it.
>>
>> the hawkestra show must've been awesome; hoping to acquire
>tapes of it
>before
>> long.
>>
>> salud!
>> shalom!
>>
>> "<>"
>
>------------------------------
>
>Date: Thu, 2 Nov 2000 19:35:07 -0000
>From: ANDREW GARIBALDI <andygee at DIAL.PIPEX.COM>
>Subject: Re: HW: How old is you.
>
>Exactly - don;t waht it's like for the rest of the world oit
>there but the
>current state of UK national and local radio when it comes to
>all forms of
>non-mainstream music is worse than lamentable and it seems that
>individuality, choice, regard for the music by those who pick
>and play it,
>looking forward, etc, etc has all gone up in flames. It will
>be a brave man
>who tries to break the mould - of course I am available to any
>radio station
>out there, if you want!! It's easy to play things that people
>want to hear
>in the world of so-called 'serious' music - Peel still does
>it, I've been
>told for years I sound just like John Peel, so - bingo - I'm
>yer man - radio
>stations look out.
>Andy Garibaldi.
>Andy Garibaldi.
>----- Original Message -----
>From: "Jon Browne" <jon at COMICS.DEMON.CO.UK>
>To: <BOC-L at LISTSERV.SPC.EDU>
>Sent: Thursday, November 02, 2000 10:09 AM
>Subject: HW: How old is you.
>
>
>> In article <02f501c04463$19f65900$c69cbc3e at s8d3c4>, ANDREW GARIBALDI
>> <andygee at DIAL.PIPEX.COM> writes
>> >Of course I'll be those of you older types
>> >with families have tried to get their offspring into Hawkwind and no
>doubt
>> >without success, as kids generally hate what their parents like.
>>
>>
>> You'll be gratified to hear that my 9 year old son listens
>to Warrior on
>> The Edge of Time, in a 3 disc changer with Lou Reed's
>Transformer, and
>> David Bowie's Space Oddity, on permanent rotation. His
>favourite music
>> is "stuff about space". He's just beginning to notice that
>there isn't a
>> lot of this on the radio.
>> --
>> Jon
>
>------------------------------
>
>Date: Fri, 3 Nov 2000 00:34:36 +0000
>From: Nick Medford <nick at HERMIT0.DEMON.CO.UK>
>Subject: Re: HW: Alchoholic Beverages? Halt that hangover NOW!
>
>>What happens is.....(as I recall).......By taking Ibuprofen before
>>consuming alcholic drink,
>>the alchohol reacts with the Ibuprofen in the stomach, and produces an
>>enzyme which in turn,neutralises the antibodies within the alchoholic
>>drink, that would otherwise go on to give you a 'hangover'.
>
>!!
>
>Forgive me but... no way can you "produce an enzyme" in this way! And
>alcohol doesn't contain antibodies, antibodies are 'good guys'
>produced by
>your own immune system to fight infection, help heal wounds etc.
>
>It (the ibuprofen) may give the liver a "kick-start", i.e.
>make the liver's
>natural enzymes work more effectively, thus you will get the
>alcohol out of
>your system quicker.
>
>Hope you won't mind me commenting but you seem to be genuinely
>interested in the mechanisms so thought you'd like clarification.
>
>>It's actually helping to do exactly what our livers did for
>us as teenagers
>>when we went out drinking.
>
>Yes- see above.
>
>>Unfortunately.......as we get older, our livers become less
>efficient at
>>dealing with this type of abuse,which is why 43 yr old
>'lightweights' such
>>as myself feel shitty the morning after just 2 and a half
>pints of Guiness.
>
>
>>
>>Like I said before....IT MUST BE IBUPROFEN
>> AT THE PRESCRIBED DOSAGE
>> TAKEN WITH FOOD !
>>
>>NOT Paracetamol - NOT Panadol - NOT Aspirin !!!!! ( or any
>other painkiller
>>bought over the counter! )
>
>Ibuprofen is freely available over the counter in the UK. I
>thought it was in
>the US too, maybe not. (Perhaps it varies between states?)
>
>Can we get back to Hawkwind pleeze?! I'm already on enough medical
>mailing lists!
>
>
>--
>Nick Medford
>
>------------------------------
>
>Date: Thu, 2 Nov 2000 16:38:18 -0800
>From: Joseph Sardo <nyeconomist at YAHOO.COM>
>Subject: Re: BOC Friday
>
>I'll be the one wearing a BOC or Brain Surgeon
>t-shirt, BOC hat, and shouting "Anyone here from the
>BOC e-group?"
>
>--- "Ted Jackson jr." <tojackso at LIBRARY.SYR.EDU>
>wrote:
>> On 2 Nov 00, at 10:54, Joseph Sardo wrote:
>>
>>
>> > We can all meet at a place called RAVENSWOOD - a
>> > bar/resturant across the plaza where NL is, behind
>> a
>> > mobile station across from Price Chopper.
>> >
>> Joe, what time are you showing up? It's pretty
>> convenient to have
>> another bar close by where you can get a drink
>> without costing an
>> arm and a leg, and to escape the noise from the bar
>> waiting for BOC.
>> How will we recognize you?
>>
>> theo
>
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>------------------------------
>
>Date: Fri, 3 Nov 2000 00:43:14 +0000
>From: Nick Medford <nick at HERMIT0.DEMON.CO.UK>
>Subject: Re: No Lonesome Dope after all!
>
>In message <NCBBJLIAFKICKEIPGDFMIEBPGGAA.richard at cranium.co.n
>z>, Richard Stockwell <richard at CRANIUM.CO.NZ> writes
>>> Don't know if you saw the recent BBC prog on prehistoric
>shamans: certain
>>criss-cross patterns found in cave paintings are now thought <snip>
>>
>>Was that shown on BBC2 ? Do you recall what music was used to
>accompany the
>>programme ?
>>
>>Richard
>
>Yeah it was definitely Beeb 2. It was part of a series on the
>origins of the
>human species. the other programs weren't as interesting though.
>
>I have a feeling some Dead Can Dance music was used in the
>program, can't
>remember which tracks, and I may be getting it mixed up, but I
>definitely
>noticed DCD on the soundtrack to something I watched recently. They
>were one of my fave bands in the 80s, in fact one of the very
>few 80s bands
>of any note IMHO.
>--
>Nick Medford
>
>------------------------------
>
>Date: Thu, 2 Nov 2000 16:46:39 -0800
>From: Joseph Sardo <nyeconomist at YAHOO.COM>
>Subject: Re: BOC Friday
>
>Darn, Ted Junior. I can be at Ravenswood about, eh, I
>dunno because I have to pick up so many people. But
>I'll be at the Ravenwood before 8:00 pm for sure.
>
>
>--- "Ted Jackson jr." <tojackso at LIBRARY.SYR.EDU>
>wrote:
>> On 2 Nov 00, at 10:54, Joseph Sardo wrote:
>>
>>
>> > We can all meet at a place called RAVENSWOOD - a
>> > bar/resturant across the plaza where NL is, behind
>> a
>> > mobile station across from Price Chopper.
>> >
>> Joe, what time are you showing up? It's pretty
>> convenient to have
>> another bar close by where you can get a drink
>> without costing an
>> arm and a leg, and to escape the noise from the bar
>> waiting for BOC.
>> How will we recognize you?
>>
>> theo
>
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>
>Date: Fri, 3 Nov 2000 14:05:45 +1300
>From: Richard Stockwell <richard at CRANIUM.CO.NZ>
>Subject: Re: BOC Friday
>
>> Hey - I have a morbid fascination with support bands - if
>anyone's any
>good,let me know, please.
>
>The New Zealand band Serotonin are now based in London and are
>looking to
>start gigging. They were supposed to be the support slot for
>Hawkwind when
>the band were in NZ but the Palmerston North gig (where
>Serotonin come from)
>didn't happen so the band missed out. Richard Aleen at delerium records
>described their "Cluster" Cd as a "laid back Hawkwind". I've
>got a contact
>number in London if you need it.
>
>Richard
>Cranium Music
>
>------------------------------
>
>Date: Thu, 2 Nov 2000 20:03:09 -0500
>From: flossbac <flossbac at NLCI.COM>
>Subject: Re: HW: Cold Turkey
>
>> On Thu, 2 Nov 2000 15:23:15 -0500, Rik Rx <hw at CY-B.ORG> wrote:
>> >in ref to all the recent drugz talk can i be the first to
>point out that
>> >most of the audience will be on cold turkey at the next gig??
>> >
>> >......................(leaves quietly)
>>
>> Actually, this is serious (well, not THAT serious)! Turkey is an
>excellent
>> source of Tryptophan (as are, I believe, bananas), an amino
>acid that has
>> several neurological effects including stimulation of seretonin (a
>> neurotransmitter) production in the brain. And one of the
>neurological
>> effects of LSD is to *reduce* seretonin levels in the brain
>(part of the
>> reason why it's difficult to sleep under the influence of
>that substance -
>> and why, for the opposite reason, you get sleepy after
>eating one of those
>> big turkey dinners!).
>>
>> So be careful not to blow your trip forever if you're
>attending holiday
>> dinners ... (people on-list who actually know something
>about neuroscience
>> please feel free to clarify/correct anything I've written) ...
>>
>> -Doug
>> ceres at sirius.com
>
>The bit about turkey is completely accurate, but not about
>LSD. LSD is a
>blocker of serotonin receptors (a chemical mimic of serotonin,
>though not
>with the same effect). It is not fully known what exactly it does, but
>suffice it to say that once it is locked into serotonin
>receptors, it does
>something different than serotonin, thus producing its effect.
> It may be a
>simple blockade (no effect at the receptor site) or it may have some
>stimulatory effect. In any case, it disrupts the serotonin system.
>John Majka
>
>------------------------------
>
>Date: Fri, 3 Nov 2000 11:33:57 +1030
>From: Michael Blackman <michaelangelo68 at OZEMAIL.COM.AU>
>Subject: radio
>
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>> Exactly - don;t waht it's like for the rest of the world oit
>there but =
>the
>>current state of UK national and local radio when it comes to
>all forms =
>of
>>non-mainstream music is worse than lamentable and it seems that
>>individuality, choice, regard for the music by those who pick
>and play =
>it,
>
>similar in Australia but there are a few stations that are okay
>
>I recently got my membership to our local volunteer radio station - a =
>pretty decent one at that - and have a friend there who is
>gonna help me =
>get a spot as a volunteer DJ - not sure exactly when this will happen =
>but I'm gonna do a space rock set featuring Hawkwind and related =
>material -=20
>I have a great CD from Steve Hayes that I want to use and I'm
>waiting on =
>a skyclad cd and also have a CD from a Melbourne band called
>Brainstorm.
>I'm currently looking for any other related original bands to
>include in =
>my collection?
>
>Can anyone help?
>
>Michael B
>
>
>
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>Melbourne =
>band=20
>called Brainstorm.</FONT></DIV>
><DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>I'm currently looking for any other =
>related=20
>original bands to include in my collection?</FONT></DIV>
><DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT> </DIV>
><DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Can anyone help?</FONT></DIV>
><DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT> </DIV>
><DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Michael B</FONT></DIV>
><DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT> </DIV>
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