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really distinctive visuals too! So much [beautifully expressed] pain in this song.

So much winter squash- obviously all varieties are nutrient dense, but which varieties are legit pumpkin and tasty, too?

From the Hawthorne Bridge. multiple tens of thousands.

Perhaps he should go to a performance of John Cage’s 4’33”

All I want is a good gluten free crust WITH NO dang potato starch. And options for tomato free, dairy free toppings. Vegan, meat, Hawaiian (don’t @ me!😉) pesto, shrooms, whatever. Just looking for a nightshade free option.

Trilogy… very strong contender for my “desert island” recording of choice. But the acoustics on this one…wow.

Blew us away even before we (and the record company) discovered it was essentially one guy in his basement performing, mixing, and remixing in his basement. Oh and his friend sang vocals.

awaiting a very real but planned domestic “terrorist” event as a trigger. I’m happy to find out I’m hallucinating and wrong

in a world of Hakeem Jeffries and Jasmine Crocketts, aspire to be a Jasmine Crockett.

Thank you for saying yes to that original role, and subsequent ones, and most importantly for using your voice for good. I was oblivious at 7 years old, watching original broadcasts, to the import of TOS- I just loved it.

ooh looks fascinating!

Well, the White House burned once, so maybe, just maybe….

lemme guess- no drag queens involved?

“Arrested” = kidnapped

I’m starting to root for The Earthquake or The Meteor.

in other news, Happy Canada Day! (This American needs to celebrate something.)

it never gets old. the movements and beats are hypnotic. And @realclaudetaylor.bsky.social is awesome.

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What would Edward Abbey do?

Yep, the Agora- and WMMS. What a duo. Saw them too that year at Miami (of Ohio) Univ. Maybe 2000 people.

TANK vs TESLA

"We've crushed fascism before and we'll crush it again"

- ⁠WW2 veteran Ken, 98, in the tank

Should have tagged @derfbackderf.bsky.social above.

Mary Ann Vecchio kneels and wails over the body of Kent State University student Jeffrey Miller, in one of the most important images of the 20th century. Taken by then-student photographer John Filo.

In the foreground, the backs of 6 uniformed national guard soldiers. They are advancing towards a mass of protestors in the background, minutes before opening fire with live ammunition.

This book cover depicts, in graphic illustration, 6 soldiers aiming and shooting their weapons. The title is “Kent State: Four Dead in Ohio.” by John Backderf

May 4th 1970. The ORIGINAL Resistance - Kent State University. The graphic historical non-fiction book by John Backderf is a deeply researched account of what preceded the shooting. It’s ever more relevant. Seven years before Star Wars and its stormtroopers, these soldiers killed protestors.

This pairing is lovely. quote is so potent and for me, optimistic.

Perfect. A colon or two would put it over the top.

i can hear the silence.

Yeah, I think that’s what I was trying to understand. Lots of surprises!

Saw a Kelly photo exhibit - maybe in Santa Barbara? - a year or two ago- it was insightful!

also, do you feel like you start to “see” in UV because of your extended practice with it? Kind of like large format – if one does it enough, under the dark cloth the brain starts seeing the image right side up.