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Happy Birthday, Dusty!!! I wish you have a blast of a day.

Happy Birthday!!!

This is a birthday epidemic. Happy Birthday, Peter!

Happy Bday, Carl!!

Happy Birthday, Iain!

Thank you, listening right now.

Happy Birthday, Vicki!!! Have a great one

RIP Eddie

They should be going hydrogen instead of electric on batteries. At least they are coherent with the carbon neutrality goal. I'm not sorry for Red Bull, though. I'never liked nor trusted them, all those Vettel championships still smell fishy.

RIP Quino, Mafalda's creator [emoji22]

Happy Birthday,mates!!!

Happy Birthday, Jim!!!

I like Nahre Sol's channel on YouTube quite a bit. She has amazing insight on music. This video about pop music is particularly interesting If you like it check others she made about flamenco, jazz, blues and other genres.

Suzanne Vega - An Evening of New York Songs and Stories Available at several online platforms Her voice doesn't seem to have changed much in this quarter of a century.

I'd get the MSI for several reasons: It sports legacy ports without further expense. I need RJ45 and USB. More CPU power. Maybe it's not needed right now, but it will come very handy in a few years when Windows upgrades and updates make anything slower. Same goes for the more powerful GPU MSI has got good reputation in the gaming community (or it used to) for being fast and reliable machines that can cope with overclocking even being laptops. An acquaintance of mine got a MSI like 4 years ago for gaming (not hardcore gamer) and he's still happy with it, zero problems.

Very sad news, Jose. Condolences. Un abrazo.

Sorry Jeff, condolences.

Happy Birthday, Andrew!!! I wish you have a great day

Happy Bday!!

Happy Bday!!!

I think the red flag after Magnussen's breakdown was excessive. Way too much luck for Gasly and Stroll, but hey, these are races and it was a lot of fun

Yup, Honda got a lot worse on qualification.

My condolences, Al, Claire, Steve and family. Fucking tough times, so sorry

I think that's what I said but probably wrongly worded. C natural minor (C aeolian) is the 6th degree of Eb major. Both tonalities are siblings, Eb is the ascending parallel of C, so C is the descending parallel of Eb. When playing C ionian and shifting to C aeolian (what most would say going from C major to C minor) you're "false modulating" from C to Eb. You can improvise on both chord changes (any chord of any of both "tonalities") just going from C major to C minor pentatonic, or even just playing C major pentatonic. Boring but effective. Once you learn to look at single note changes from ona tonality and its modes to another, improvising and harmonizing gets a lot easier and quicker if you pretend to improvise on the fly. A minor (A aeolian) is just the 6th degree of C major (ionian) so both are into the very same scale and tonality without any note change. You're right, A is the relative minor to C and C is the relative minor to Eb, which is why they're intertwined tonalities. If you assume that A minor (aeolian) is just a mode of C major, both are the very same tonality which is C. Now think of A major (ionian), this tonality despite having very different notes to C major, is its descending parallel. This leads us to another interesting finding, A and Eb are also connected and while not politonal tonalities (sharing the very same pentatonic scale) they share chords and dominants, which is useful to suggest without playing.