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How do you know a banjo player is trying to break into your house? They can’t find the key and they don’t know where to come in.

Harvard mortuary manager and owner of creepy Peabody store charged with stealing and selling heads, faces and other parts from bodies in the morgue https://www.universalhub.com/2023/harvard-mortuary-manager-and-owner-creepy-salem

He's playing again tonight. George Coleman Quartet - Live at Smalls Jazz Club - New York City - 10/10/22 - YouTube

Who has better hair than this?

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Same here. My employer closed all offices until October 1st and will revist this decision, likely extending work from home until year end. I continue to run economic impact of covid on our company results. I'm not seeing a return to pre-covid sales levels until summer of 2021, provided there's not a second wave. This will not be a v shaped recovery. I'm trying to get my arms around impact to our supply chain which I'm fearful will increase our risk profile even more. We're predicting a 22% revenue decline this fiscal year. Confidence intervals are still not great but they're improving as more post-covid data is generated. We got a new CEO yesterday, our second one in six months. We're not small, about 2bn annual. I smell a big round of lay-offs coming.

Dweezil Zappa photographed in Frank's old home studio up on Woodrow Wilson Drive in the Hollywood Hills near Mulholland now owned by Lady Gaga - with the fire charred Fender Stratocaster given to him by Jimi Hendrix.

Bass – Tim Fairhall Clarinet – James Allsopp Drums – Gaz Hughes Musical Bow [Diddley Bow], Electronics [Processing], Turntables, Other [Chains, Pepper Grinder] – Paul J. Rogers Piano, Written-By – Adam Fairhall Trombone, Jug – Chris Bridges Trumpet – Steve Chadwick

and here's one with ISS love this stuff

A lunar occultation of Venus in broad daylight. Surrounded by blue sky, the Moon eclipsed the second planet. "This was an extraordinary astronomical event--the first lunar occultation of Venus I have observed in 13 years," says photographer Didier Favre of Brétigny-sur-Orge, France.