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July 4, 2011

Check out my new DJ night, Bacon/Styxx on the third Saturday of the month!

I am a rock and electro DJ working in the San Francisco area. I have DJed at various venues around San Francisco, Oakland, Santa Cruz, California and Black Rock City, Nevada.In 2004 I won a Metro Santa Cruz Goldie Award for Best Club DJ

Â Art. house. Rock. Is a monthly DJ night I hosted from 2006 to 2011 at the Argus Lounge in San Francisco as DJ Cherry T. The night ended due to new bar ownership, but it was a rocking 5 years of music.

Check out my Visual History of Art. House. Rock Flyers here.

Previously I DJed regularly at Crash Course, a weekly indie, brit pop, and post punk night in Santa Cruz. I hope to start a new DJ night in 2012. So let me know if you have a space that might need some music!

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Today is the date Ray Bradbury imagined. August 5, 2026. In *There Will Come Soft Rains*, an automated house wakes, cooks, cleans and reads poetry, long after the people it was built to serve are gone. Written in 1950, it feels eerily close now that we live alongside AI assistants, smart homes and increasingly autonomous systems. The machines work perfectly. The humans are gone. For perhaps the most logical voice to guide us through Bradbury’s future, Leonard Nimoy reads the story in this 1975 recording. What part of Bradbury’s vision feels most relevant today? Audio: Leonard Nimoy reads Ray Bradbury, originally released by Caedmon Records in 1975. #RayBradbury #LeonardNimoy #ThereWillComeSoftRains #ScienceFiction #ArtificialIntelligence FutureOfTechnology SpeculativeFiction

Today is the date of Ray Bradbury’s *There Will Come Soft Rains*. August 5, 2026 is the day his story takes place. Written in 1950, Bradbury imagined a fully automated house quietly carrying on its daily routines long after the people it was built to serve are gone. It’s not really a story about technology—it’s a story about humanity, loss, and the unsettling possibility that our creations may outlast us. Reading it today, in a world of AI assistants, smart homes, and increasingly autonomous systems, feels eerily different than it once did. Bradbury wasn’t asking whether we could build remarkable technology. He was asking what kind of future we’d build for ourselves. If you’ve never read it—or it’s been years—today is the perfect day. 📖 Read There Will Come Soft Rains at the link in my bio. Now that we’ve reached Bradbury’s imagined date, what part of the story feels most relevant today? #RayBradbury #ThereWillComeSoftRains #August52026 #ScienceFiction #SpeculativeFiction #ClassicLiterature #Bookstagram #SciFiBooks #DystopianFiction #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #Automation #SmartHomes #FutureThinking #Humanity