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On Friday, I spent an hour with Eddie Bullinger, a parishioner, making the soundtrack for his stop motion video he made of the installation of the Pasi organ. This was fun! Now he will do the final edit. I will link it here when it’s public.

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Both he and Bill Bier’s assistant used a hand held recorder to make a better recording than a video soundtrack on a device. Eddie allowed me to take a picture of his. I am surprised at how inexpensive this little dealy is.

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I’m definitely interested in getting one of these to make recordings with. It’s made by Zoom, the company that made the first digital recording unit I purchased (and no longer have).

It’s his nationalism they admire.

The Transformation of the ‘American Dream’ – The New York Times

This author traces the change in the concept of “American Dream” from egalitarian to financial.

Russia hacked our election because the spies took over – The Washington Post

I have’t quite finished reading this article, but it reminds me of the non-Trumpists in the above link. Paranoid nationalism is rampant in the world. I think that Brexit is largely a nationalistic movement. All of these countries pulling back from each other at the exact time we need to be repairing our world.

Randy Newman: And You Thought ‘Short People’ Was Controversial? – The New York Times

New album. I love this man. Fun interview.

 I have been thinking a lot about sexism and racism lately. I am monitoring my own actions in my relationship with Eileen. We both see me as dominant, but I am working at balancing my self a bit better in how I actually treat the woman I love.

Obamacare Rage in Retrospect – The New York Times

The distortion around issues is mind boggling. I trust Krugman (the writer).

Clarence Thomas’ legal vision is becoming a Trump-era reality.

We ignore the intellectuals on the right at our peril. See the Trumpists above.

I’m writing in the afternoon on Sunday. I wasn’t happy with my postlude today, but sometimes you eat the bar and sometimes the bar eats you. There, however, some fun musical moments in the service including some singing from a small community.

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