What About Arthur C. Clarke?
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- STUPID BOB
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You opinion. Tell me that again after you listen to Interstate Rag, my arrangement of your own Qualude Lady or D.S. &V. Or perhaps another listen to The Muse? Case rested.Lightning Rod wrote:I would disagree
sevenths are sweet
flatted fifths are blue
plus the tension between the sixth and seventh
Flatted fifths are stock and work on you, but a vibrato and slur (or Glis) to the 7th is where I feel the blue.
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I like dancing fifths. Got a homage to Wes as a tag on the B4U CD on the tune Pause In Life.doreen peri wrote:remind me to nine ya with a possible queery..
a seventh is blue and could often be eerie...
and yet there are thirds and the diminished gifts
with com-posite sequence in parallel fifths.
but don't get me wrong, bob,
i'm sure you can tell...
my theory's a shot in the dark –
what the hell?
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i got dem old cablebluebeats
complete with gershwin-tensed
credible-flats - and if that ain't good enough,
honkytonk vibratos can slur this to that.
when 7ths are blue,
there am i.
there are you.
and fifths can't compete
with a sweet
rendezvous.
there's nuthin'
to remember
in a chord
without
blues.
but this ain't news.
nope. this ain't news.
complete with gershwin-tensed
credible-flats - and if that ain't good enough,
honkytonk vibratos can slur this to that.
when 7ths are blue,
there am i.
there are you.
and fifths can't compete
with a sweet
rendezvous.
there's nuthin'
to remember
in a chord
without
blues.
but this ain't news.
nope. this ain't news.
- STUPID BOB
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Monday, December 27, 2004
Arthur C. Clarke on tsunami
On his website, author and inventor Sir Arthur C. Clarke -- who lives in Sri Lanka -- says:
Thank you for your concern about my safety in the wake of Sunday’s devastating tidal wave. I am enormously relieved that my family and household have escaped the ravages of the sea that suddenly invaded most parts of coastal Sri Lanka, leaving a trail of destruction.
But many others were not so fortunate. For hundreds of thousands of Sri Lankans and an unknown number of foreign tourists, the day after Christmas turned out to be a living nightmare reminiscent of The Day After Tomorrow.
Arthur C. Clarke on tsunami
On his website, author and inventor Sir Arthur C. Clarke -- who lives in Sri Lanka -- says:
Thank you for your concern about my safety in the wake of Sunday’s devastating tidal wave. I am enormously relieved that my family and household have escaped the ravages of the sea that suddenly invaded most parts of coastal Sri Lanka, leaving a trail of destruction.
But many others were not so fortunate. For hundreds of thousands of Sri Lankans and an unknown number of foreign tourists, the day after Christmas turned out to be a living nightmare reminiscent of The Day After Tomorrow.
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He's safe!
o mannnn
my daughter's boyfriend's safe as well.
He's now teaching english in an orphanage.
my daughter will no doubt feel the call of genuine work that needs to be done and will rush over there.
(or not)
what would you do if you could?
would you offer to clean up the mess? rehabilitate devastated people?
what would i do if i had no family here? Is there an opportunity here to re-balance our energies? Extract a little humdrum out of western mindset and mobilize for the sake of the eastern world?
o mannnn
my daughter's boyfriend's safe as well.
He's now teaching english in an orphanage.
my daughter will no doubt feel the call of genuine work that needs to be done and will rush over there.
(or not)
what would you do if you could?
would you offer to clean up the mess? rehabilitate devastated people?
what would i do if i had no family here? Is there an opportunity here to re-balance our energies? Extract a little humdrum out of western mindset and mobilize for the sake of the eastern world?
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All I can do is what I've done: care and sent a donation to the American Red Cross.judih wrote:He's safe!
o mannnn
my daughter's boyfriend's safe as well.
He's now teaching english in an orphanage.
my daughter will no doubt feel the call of genuine work that needs to be done and will rush over there.
(or not)
what would you do if you could?
would you offer to clean up the mess? rehabilitate devastated people?
what would i do if i had no family here? Is there an opportunity here to re-balance our energies? Extract a little humdrum out of western mindset and mobilize for the sake of the eastern world?
Looks like disease is next over there. Authorities say that could kill as many or more than the first event.
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