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Yeah, my old boss had to be evacuated from his home in Lyons OR on the Santiam River. Fortunately his home was unscathed but some neighbors lost their homes. The nearby town of Detroit was nearly destroyed by fire. Amazing and horrifying pics posted above.

I sure hope not 😮😧😮

Hey, hey, hammer on...

RIP Rock God xxx

Yes, this plague has gotten him (and others) stating one thing as inner (doctrine) and another thing as outer (doctrine). With regards to a vaccine, specifically, though, I thought he (and therefore the majority of his supporters) is an anti-vaxxer (or at least an anti-vaxxer insofar as that applies to autism)? Is QAnon pro-vax? 🤔 Kaleidoscopic. 😶

Good point. The Big Three. The Fearsome Threesome. Let's also check in again with Bill Gates' TED Talk from five years back ... 🤔 The next outbreak? We’re not ready | Bill Gates

Saw them open up for Black Sabbath at Madison Square Garden in the middle 70's. They played all, and only songs of their first album. It was jaw dropping and something very special 😊.

Wow lucky you!

That last one reminds me of ‘She Dreams Of Fires’ 🔥

Kent Porter .

Nice looking guitar. I used to own a Reverend Warhawk guitar, around eight years ago...It got stolen. It was one of those guitars that never quite felt right, I was never really comfortable with it...but that's purely personal/subjective. I have a Campbell American Precix with a very similar body colour (a bit lighter possibly) to this Reeves Gabrels guitar, which I believe is called honey-blonde. Anyway, digging the aesthetics of this Gabrels signature guitar and the size, shape and contrast of the scratchplate really helps set it off, as trivial as that may sound.

In the 'So, what's The Good Word' Newsletter the other day. Had forgotten about the word "trilemma" (had I ever heard of it, though?) • trilemma • Pronunciation: tri-lem-ê Part of Speech: Noun Meaning: A difficult choice between three equally unappealing alternatives. Notes: We often face dilemmas in life, less often trilemmas. A dilemma originally referred to a decision based on only two choices that lead to equally undesirable outcomes. Similarly, a trilemma is a three-way decision with no acceptable outcome. The meaning of dilemma, however, has been generalized to mean any difficult decision with no positive outcome. We should avoid using dilemma to simply refer to a tough problem: teenage pregnancy is not a dilemma but a problem. In Play: The classic trilemma is the one pointed out by the Greek philosopher Epicurus and faced by those who approach religion logically: 1. If God is unable to prevent evil, he is not omnipotent. 2. If God is not willing to prevent evil, he is not good. 3. If God is willing and able to prevent evil, then why is there evil? (This is why religion is a faith, not a logical conclusion.) Of course, we occasionally face trilemmas in our regular lives: "If I go fishing with dad, mom will get mad; if I stay home and clean my room, dad will be mad; if I don't do either, both will get mad—and I can't do both things!" Word History: Today's Good Word was created by analogy with dilemma from Greek dilemma "double proposition". Dilemma comes from from di- "two" + lemma "premise, proposition"; tri simply means "three" in Greek. Lemma comes from root of lambanein "to take", used in the sense of "understand" as to take a gesture as an act of kindness or to mistake a gesture as an act of kindness. The root of Greek lambanein was (s)lag- with a Fickle S that does not show up in Greek. It also did not show up in Old English laeccan "grasp, seize", either. That word traveled down to us today as latch. (There is no trilemma here; we have to thank Tony Bowden of the Alpha Agora for suggesting today's often forgotten word no matter what the outcome of our decision.)

Nice style, timely message, catchy tune.

Didn't know until today that Mervyn Winwood was called 'Muff' Winwood after popular 1950s children television show character Muffin The Mule. Muffin The Mule Theme Tune

Speaking of Jinn ... Why Bible accurate angels are so creepy ... Why Bible Accurate Angels Are So Creepy

I want to hear that song Why? from Bill Nelson's Heartbreakland ... There's a line I hear in the Brian Eno song Needles In The Camel's Eye that goes 'Why ask why For by the by and by, All mysteries are just more Needles in the camel's eye'

Hopefully soon he and the band can get back out there. I totally hear this song as a show opener.

... and ... the root of the word God comes from a verb meaning "to invoke" and/or "to pour." Jinn is the same as the word genie. Jean = John = Johann = Ionnes = "Yahweh is gracious" What did Jean Cocteau think of the jinn? What did he think of the genie? What about Eugene? What about Genesis? It has a nice sound whatever form it's poured into or invoked ... I think of the song by Steel Pulse with the line 'I am the genie of your lamp' ... Also ... Ryuichi Sakamoto's reinterpretation of the Stephen Foster classic that is so dreamy called Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair ... dreamy ... ... and Bill's mum and my mum had Jean in their names ...

I'm not entirely sure, Alan, but I have to take periodic breaks, like I just did for a few days, because I feel like I post too much and, thus, pack the forum. 😶😉 There are some champion packers here at DV who not only no longer pack, but no longer even post! 😮 Wish they'd return sometime. 🤓

You know you’ve hit a nerve, when they send people in to psychophile your body to the point of almost having a heart attack (twice no less) Either that or psychophiles use other people as the trash cans to escape their karma. I guess they haven’t seen the movie Angel Heart – there is no escape… Ah, a Cain and Able variant.

Yew Chewb sent me this yesterday. Haven't checked it out yet, but the image gave me a giggle for a few seconds ...

If there's a media spectrum ranging from "flawed & sometimes incompetent" to "evil, toxic poison", I guess Fox News comes closer to the latter. Tucker Carlson's White Power Hour* seems appalling to me - why anyone but a white supremacist would appear on it as a guest, I don't know. *Not the show's actual title, but might as well be.

We have a winner! It is “Scissors Cut”. .

We’ll try another (without the bar code). The one sticking out of the stack. .

Wow, I'm grateful that my wife and I (both 60) had no side effects at all - one AZ and one Pfizer.