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  1. I don't think we should be sad - she had a life well-lived, and acted in podcast works well into her 90's.
  2. 3 points
    Got to be honest I don't even know what OS I am running anymore. WTF even is Golden Gate 27.0.1? If my MacBook doesn't crash and I can get my email I'm in old-fart heaven.
  3. Lunch á deux With plates. Fancy.
  4. Of Time by Pierpont & Helgeson (2025) https://open.qobuz.com/album/tbpyvouhx520b Example: 2025 music sounding like 60s spy movie soundtrack? Sure. I can dig it.
  5. I used to know the exact number of my OS, it never mattered even one rat fart, so now I really don’t care.
  6. Music on TIDALgreen star - bleeding swirlsListen to bleeding swirls on TIDAL in exceptional sound quality, or on your choice of serviceExample:
  7. Jambalaya on the bayou
  8. She makes a Cameo on the Netflix show "How to get to Heaven from Belfast". Ep. 3 iirc. Another person to add to the list of, if not "best guitar players" at least excellent guitar players doing interesting things with the instrument is Jeff Parker.
  9. AI Lemony Chicken & Mushroom Skillet for Two
  10. A Motown machine that writes music (and I'm not talking about Stevie Wonder or Holland–Dozier–Holland)?
  11. RIP - Freddie Jackson 70

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