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Joni Mitchell Returns to the Stage, Golden, Glorious and in Control

@Voltron Sadly, no. Both would have been played to death anyway. There was this one day that must have been in 1981 where my brother and I took something like $20 we'd saved up, went to Kmart, and spent it all on 7 inches. I don't remember most of the rest, but those two stand out.

I bought this 7" at Kmart when I was 7 years old. (I believe I bought the Theme from the Greatest American Hero the same day)

Goncalo Alves or possibly bocote would be my guess. If it feels exceptionally heavy and dense, then maybe granadillo or cocobolo.

Of that's koa, you won the lottery.

Happy birthday!

Happy Birthday!

Single 1/4" kerf dado. https://www.infinitytools.com/8-flat-top-dado-saw-blades Or https://www.boschtools.com/us/en/boschtools-ocs/router-tables-ra1141-201859-p/

Even the name "Madness" is a cover.

Also, this ...

I don't even really like saxophones very much (sorry @MexicanDragon), and I think the first three notes of this song are one of the greatest sounds ever recorded. I could listen to them over and over again -- fortunately the song allows just that. The original lacks the same intense energy, but probably has a better groove

Seems like one of these cordless tool companies should come up with a way to flip their circular saw upside down and use it as a table saw.

https://sklep.toroidy.pl/en_US/index I've not used them so I don't know the quality, but it's another option. Also, they're expensive but I still like the lundahl power transformers, particularly for use close to a circuit. Just be aware of their weird way of stating specs.

Fortunately for your youth, Ms Mitchell seems to be okay.

No

Happy birthday, Ryan!

Photographer admits prize-winning image was AI-generated

I think it was the prevalence of dorm room posters and coffee table books on display in corporate waiting rooms. I'm not expressing an opinion. Simply asking if the general grumpiness among budding photo types from 30 years ago is still prevalent.

When I was in college taking photo courses, there was no dirtier word than Ansel Adams. Even Weston had a better reputation. (This was in the days when Serrano was all the rage.) Has his reputation been rehabilitated among the cognoscenti?

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