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RE: https://mas.to/@namhenderson/116429462304739548
+ since then have listened to #AlexChilton - https://archive.org/details/ajc01739_alexchilton_1987-10-07/23+chat.flac - #UncleTupelo https://archive.org/details/ajc01325_uncle-tupelo-1992-11-08/uncle+tupelo+1992-11-08+lounge+ax+v222+t26.flac - #SidiToure https://archive.org/details/ajc00327_siditoure2014-04-13/07+unknown.flac + the great #ArtEnsembleofChicago - https://archive.org/details/ajc02105_art-ensembleof-chicago-1985-08-13 all thanks to @internetarchive
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RE: https://mas.to/@namhenderson/115920151815507545
+ "For now, none of the federal alternatives seem popular in any state, and the possibility of litigation is high, Wolff and other experts said." #WaterintheWest
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RE: https://mas.to/@namhenderson/115760977917344086
+ "The time scale is not compatible with our immediacy culture" #megaproject
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RE: https://mas.to/@namhenderson/115631208104400919
+ "Gros Morne provides some of the world’s best exhibits of the process of plate tectonics...dates back to around 1.2 billion years ago, when present-day North America collided with another continent" https://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/images/147917/a-short-journey-to-the-center-of-the-earth see also https://gc.copernicus.org/preprints/gc-2020-2/gc-2020-2.pdf re: the "Cambrian–Ordovician boundary" #geologicaltime + some "site-specific ephemeral artworks" #landart
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"The 2025-26 ski season saw a 9 million-visit collapse in annual visitation following one of the worst seasons for snowfall in half a century in the West." https://coloradosun.com/2026/05/05/us-skier-visits-drop-2025-26 via @coloradosun re: #WaterintheWest et al.
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one of midcentury America’s eccentric savants, a prodigy and polymath
Michael Kimmelman reviews (here) Bruce Goff: Material Worlds, a recent exhibit at the Art Institute of Chicago. He also manages to slide in a review of sorts for the new LACMA by Zumthor.
#architecture #BruceGoff #LACMA #Zumthor“The Chicago show is a revelation and hoot, but you can also get a dose of Goff by visiting the new home for the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, when it opens this spring.
It’s a showstopper on stilts, bestriding Wilshire Boulevard, designed by the Swiss architect Peter Zumthor. I mention it because Goff designed the pavilion next door. Zumthor’s floor-to-ceiling windows provide a new High Line-level view of the neighbor…It was among the last projects Goff worked on before his death, completed by his colleague Bart Prince in 1988. The architecture shocked Angelenos at the time. It is now embraced as a civic icon. It’s a masterpiece of 20th century Americana. I suspect it will give Zumthor’s behemoth a run for its money.”
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#ICYMI "I said earlier that he reminds Americans of our better selves. I mean that his output is a love letter to optimism and the American experience in all its openness. We see Goff in video clips, wearing his signature bolo ties and patterned shirts, a self-effacing, soft-spoken gentleman with the manner of a country doctor." https://www.nytimes.com/2026/02/04/arts/design/bruce-goff-architect-chicago.html?unlocked_article_code=1.gFA.jR8N.I5XN8Xr-4dvr&smid=url-share re: #BruceGoff
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"If you want 'economical' → rammed earth probably, isn’t it. (in general)
If you want 'fast' → rammed earth definitely, isn’t it.
If you want 'social approval' → you’ll fight for 30 years
If you want 'passive temperature regulation from massive walls' → rammed earth might be exactly right." https://rammedearth.substack.com/p/rammed-earth-what-youll-actually re: #eartharchitecture aka #rammedearth -
RE: https://flipboard.social/@CultureDesk/116427499132368942
+ #unc "is something embedded more deeply into black culture, and seeing it stripped of its meaning actually makes me a little sad. If there’s anything insulting about being called...it’s the kind of insult that’s meant to bring people closer together, not reinforce an artificial boundary between generations. It’s a word you use for people who are actively in community with you, not people you are trying to shut out."
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“It can be difficult to see the power of poetry in our lives because the fact is, we are bogged down in all the things poetry is meant to resist. To gather what is needed to pull ourselves out of the morass of contemporary life and begin to see what is meant by poetry is a nearly impossible task, especially since, in the so-called age of information, we are drowning in other language systems that are the very opposite of poetry.” https://www.bloodhoneylit.com/wander-lines/the-poetics-of-the-street-and-the-language-of-counter-power #Poetry #counterpower and more
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"The river’s flows at Lees Ferry are on a razor thin margin and could be low enough this year to trigger calls for forced cuts — or lawsuits to prevent them — depending, in part, on river management decisions being made over the next month. Some Lower Basin states seem primed to go to court." https://coloradosun.com/2026/03/27/colorado-river-states-potential-water-cuts-legal-battles/ via @coloradosun #WaterintheWest
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"It would cost tens of millions of dollars, $126 million by some estimates, to fully address the backlog of maintenance issues." https://coloradosun.com/2026/03/24/colorado-lawmakers-federal-action-tribal-water-access via @coloradosun #WaterintheWest
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#currentlylistening to "a selection of soulful cuts" https://www.nts.live/shows/guests/episodes/cazzu-1st-july-2025 via #Cazzu on #NTSRadio
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RE: https://mstdn.social/@coloradosun/116240174495795699
"About 90% of the water consumed in Colorado goes to the agricultural sector" re: #WaterintheWest
