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Black sea

life is wooooorth it..

Wow

Humanity got a leg up in the Mesopotamian Delta and what they called the fertile crescent after the retreat of the ice ages and glacierization at 10 millianium ago.

It is true that our spirituality stems from The interactions of humans as this new life was discovered including bigger brains, and in particular abstract and in thought. Empowering a metaphor stories that have moral values and the appreciation of stylistic art. All conspired to make human existence. Someone more dangerous but somewhat more interesting and worth proclaiming keeping and giving.

So, as we start this second and week of July 2026 and look back and say to ourselves, you know some things are worth keeping and somethings are not, some things are worth discussions and somethings are not. One of my favorite sayings is to wrestle with pigs is to get yourself dirty. No matter who wins…

So put your abstraction hat on and think of wonderful things up until the weekend and then think of the bass Coast gathering who are going to appreciate their three emphasis, nature, music, particularly electronic music, and art. Because it’s what will remain after us.

So then, let your arm regret it, rest in its metaphor as it states as that physical Armageddon Valley in that area of the world sees another summer through after millinia literally with many kings and empires being decided in battles there. then let the battle of the tension of your worth be decided this weekend for the rest of the summer into the fall and on in cycle again.

lord willing.





Sunday solice

Photo KDG
Rachmaninoff  prelude number 3, G minor Op 23

Greg Capozzi plays a masters prelude at Innovation Studios, August 2016.

2025 Schedule https://www.facebook.com/share/v/UFE4QB146J2E9R5w/?mibextid=Dpxkx3

Thank you for your time in Merritt…

The Bass Coast Festival is happening this weekend in Merritt, British Columbia, from July 11-14, 2025.
Regarding proceeds and attendance:
Attendance:
Bass Coast Festival has capped its attendance at 6,500 people each year to maintain its community aspect and focus on the overall experience. This number includes artists, festival-goers, volunteers, and vendors.
Proceeds:
While specific overall proceeds for the 2025 festival aren’t publicly detailed, Bass Coast Festival is an independently owned and artist-run event. They have a strong commitment to community support, as evidenced by:
* Donations to the Nicola Valley Food Bank: Bass Coast has an annual fundraising compilation called “12 Days,” where 100% of proceeds from album sales are donated to the Nicola Valley Food Bank in Merritt. They also top up the amount to reach a specific goal (e.g., $2500 CAD in one instance, and a $22,000 donation in another).
* Donations to environmental organizations: Bass Coast has also donated Bandcamp proceeds to organizations like West Coast Environmental Law.
* Economic Impact: The festival significantly contributes to Merritt’s economy, generating an estimated $4 million for the local area.
Essentially, while the exact financial “proceeds” in terms of profit aren’t publicly disclosed, the festival is known for its community-focused approach and its positive economic impact on the host town, Merritt.

We would love to have you back…

Relax music

Peace and positive pose

Last week of 2024…

Solist music ..

Good night. ..

Wherever you stand in last year’s accounting, whether you lost or won the world lost a little bit and you’re part of it. So here’s a little solace for your soul. Good night!.

Who are your current most favorite people? Meeting new people is always delightful Meeting new groups of independent artist and out of the box thinkers always gets my juices flowing. This Saturday I had another one of those rewarding experiences. Long Island City has changed dramatically since the time when we used to throw those […]

Connecting Through Sound: An Artistic Journey in NYC

Grab Winter, and smoog

Good night

Have a great evening you are so cool…

Calmcontrolledconsise

Not to harp on it, but…

Celtic Music

Pleasant pulse

Stay safe for Halloween………..

Update

Not too late to check treats

Halloween Safety Tips for Children and Families
Here are some tips to ensure a safe and fun Halloween for everyone:
For Trick-or-Treaters:
* Visibility:
   * Choose light-colored, flame-resistant costumes.
   * Add reflective tape or strips to costumes and bags.
   * Opt for face paint instead of masks to improve visibility.
   * Use a flashlight or glow stick.
* Safety:
   * Accompany young children.
   * Stay on sidewalks and cross at crosswalks.
   * Be aware of traffic and avoid running.
   * Inspect candy before eating.
For Homeowners:
* Decorations:
   * Use battery-operated lights instead of candles.
   * Secure decorations to prevent falls.
   * Keep walkways clear of obstacles.
* Trick-or-Treaters:
   * Turn on porch lights to indicate you’re participating.
   * Offer individually wrapped, store-bought treats.
   * Be mindful of food allergies.
Additional Tips:
* Emergency Contacts: Ensure everyone knows how to reach emergency services.
* Weather: Dress appropriately for the weather.
* Phone Etiquette: Avoid using phones while walking, as it can distract from surroundings.
* Candy Inspection: Check all candy before consumption.
By following these guidelines, you can help ensure a safe and enjoyable Halloween for everyone.
Would you like any more specific advice, such as tips for costume safety or how to create a safe trick-or-treating route?

Autumn pose

Have a moment

You are a uniquely suited being to the environment you have gravitated to. Take a moment to enjoy…

Weekend rag

It’s alright..

Have a  great one…

Jazz for the holiday

Good day

Part of Canada since July 20th 1871.

Happy day