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I'm guessing the quote starts with "I know...?" I would suggest approaching the subject with analysis rather than mostly emotion. Also, get rid of those pearls.

Do you have a generator ready?

view from the International Space Station

Aaah, OK. I was thinking that one lane going in for emergency vehicles and delivering of fuel, etc. would've been enough.

Does anyone know why three of the four lanes of traffic that would normally be used to go into the city aren't being used to take people out of it? (or five out of six lanes?)

“Rapid intensification” occurs when a cyclone’s maximum sustained winds increase at least 35 mph in a 24-hour period. Milton’s maximum sustained winds exploded from 100 mph to 175 mph — a 75 mph increase — in roughly nine hours. an emotional meteorologist

I enjoyed that book. My upcoming show on the 16th is my 433rd show. Since I probably cannot have a silent work playing on the radio because the "dead air" may trigger something technically unwanted (I haven't ever asked if the station has these controls, but not taking a chance), I've put together a show that features 433 excerpts from field recordings along with the occasional voice of Cage and snippets of music. It's actually a part of an occasional segment that I have on the show called "electrophonomural."

Abdullah Ibrahim turns 90 on Wednesday.

Shifra Dances: Yiddish American Clarinet Instrumentals from 78 rpm Discs, ca. 1927-48

Prokofiev - Sonata for Cello and Piano in C major, Op. 119 Cello: Helena Collins Piano: Hiroyuki Watanabe

Imagine a bustling taverna in the 1960s, where the air is thick with the scent of grilled lamb and ouzo, but here, the soundtrack is reimagined by a time-traveling band who fuses the old-world charm of rebetiko and laïkó with psychedelic grooves and Middle Eastern beats.

Always lovely...

Only two samples available, but I hope that there's more rhythmic variety when the rest is released next month. The idea of a breathing string quartet may be interesting in the end, but I'm, currently, being very guarded about it.