I used to teach design. Before a presentation, I always asked my student to explain their project to someone with no knowledge on the subject, like their grandmother or so. Mainly to discover the logic flaws in their presentation.

And so it begins…

I mean in contemporary times. Not like hindreds or thousands of years ago.
i’m not saying nobody says so. But who justifies war, genocide and land acquisition with biblical/islamic/judaic/… arguments. In this day and age.

Who stated so?

Israel and its acolytes “don’t help” by keeping repeating it’s their biblical right. This results in a unilateral meaning and use of the term “anti-Semitism”.

Kind of surprised they haven’t thrown the whole embassy out yet.

Oh well. I tried. Nice talking to you, friend.

But did you bother to look it up… it always starts with “the answer may surprise you…”

The shooter will (slowly) move backwards because of the recoil. Forever.

Shouldn’t was your ass with soap. You kill the bacteria that keep it healthy.
edit : just look it up. asswhipes.

I put layers of sliced zucchini in my lasagna. No need to precook them.

Transamericans also are a thing.

Crazy Mericans…

Actually, every US president has been playing for the Israel team…🤔

This. Trump-Putin is a Mossad spin. Trump’s eating out of Israel’s hand.

Thanks for the link. This one was less of a succes for me. But feel free to keep on giving suggestions. Either way, it’s an enrichment.
About the Scarlatti album. It was pure luck that I picked up that one. My girlfriend is also fond of it. I played it a lot when she was pregnant, for my daughter-to-be. Sometimes even directly on her belly. But my daughter doesn’t seem to remember or recognise. Although she also appreciates the Goldberg variations. She had no choice, hearing it every morning :-)
Another album that’s a “classic” for me and my girlfriend is Bach arias by Ophelie Gaillard. This is track 1 of the cd. Her ensemble is called Pulcinella, which was the name of Scarlatti’s cat 😺
My girlfriend is not so fond of baroque music in general. Too busy and too repetitive. I think the third album that she does appreciate is Il pastor fido by Handel. One of his shorter operas, only 2 cd’s long. Played this one a lot when my daughter wasjust born, in the hospital room.
Seems a lot of albums are related to important phases in my life …

The scary part is Hegsett and Trump would rather nuke than admit defeat.

I think it’s not so much about these people. They are the precedent. For future arrests and court cases involving antifa, it’s important for the prosecutor that these guys are put away as antifa. Antifa has a new meaning now, a bit closer to terrorism.
Also, coming as a group, with guns, one person hiding in a bush with an automatic rifle and actually firing, at a cop. In a country that is known for fucked up accomplice liability laws. Not very smart.

Sounds like they all arrived together. Why would one person of their group hide in the bushes with an AR-15. And shoot at a cop. In a country where accomplice liability is known to be fucked up, that’s just not very bright.

Thanks for the suggestion. I mostly don’t get very far with harpsichord versions. But this one is indeed very nice, & soft. Very different compared to Jean Rondeau or Pierre Hantai. I suppose the harpsichord itself is what makes it so gentle compared to those versions.
I listened to electronic music the greater part of my life. Slowly lost interest. One day I went to the library with a Reddit must-listen Jazz list. Left with 9 jazz cd’s and took a Scarlatti recording because of the nice cover. Listened almost exclusively to that cd. From there on it was a wild journey. Getting into vynil along the way because I got the opportunity to buy the complete Bach cantates on vynil.
Now I alternate again between baroque and electronic music.