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Busy day at Stonehenge as the stones are moved forward one hour.

Ankle monitor and knife. Rough neighborhood!

In the Wiki article above: "The presence of butyric acid in Hershey's chocolate, due to the use of controlled lipolysis in the production process, results in a flavor unfamiliar to those accustomed to chocolate from other parts of the world. In the UK, this has often been compared to the smell and taste of vomit."

How American!

Aaaahhh, OK. Well, it was probably all of the stink when they bought that Austin company and the news about Hershey's threatening to leave Pennsylvania about a decade ago that made me think that.

The quickest way to put you off chocolate is to be constantly surrounded by its smell. Is Hershey (the company) even there anymore? I thought they were HQ'd in Austin.

It seems to me that you'd want to strike a balance between the conservative Dutch approach of "watchful waiting" and the more interventionist style seen in the U.S. (tho, I've witnessed firsthand in the U.S. that more watchful approach, but it comes off, instead, as lazy instead of a well thought-out way of doing things). Countries like Germany and Sweden, in particular, seem to offer a well-balanced approach that avoids the pitfalls of both extremes.

One from my large Bandcamp Friday haul: Waiting for Your Return: A Shidaiqu Anthology 1927-1952, Pt. II

Fundraiser for funeral expenses.

The GLO along with Zeitkratzer are a couple of my favorites when it comes to conceptual approaches to sound.

The idea of the caretaker of an Alzheimer's patient suddenly dying at the near height of the patient's illness can certainly create an ugly outcome - especially if an extra amount of privacy was maintained during his sickness. Curious to hear what's revealed after the chemical results come back.

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