[Kzyxtalk] Circus fire complex.

[Marco McClean]

CIRCUS FIRE COMPLEX.

/"I got flowers in the spring. I got you to wear my ring. This is my 
quest, to follow that star. No matter how hopeless, no matter how 
fa-aa-ar!"/

The recording of last night's (2018-08-03) KNYO Fort Bragg and KMEC 
Ukiah Memo of the Air: Good Night Radio show is available by one or two 
clicks, depending on whether you want to listen to it now or download it 
and keep it for later and, speaking of which, it's right here:
https://tinyurl.com/KNYO-MOTA-0292

Bill Olkowsky, Ph.D came to talk about guns, germs, steel, glyphosate, 
and genetical jiggery-pokery. Chris (Bwana) Byrne, who's donating his 
collection of 23 Vincent van Gogh framed prints to be placed on sale in 
support of elephants in Kenya ("Hang a Van Gogh, Save an Elephant") (say 
van-GOFF), phoned to talk about poaching, and about International 
Elephant Day August 11 at the Fort Bragg Elephant Museum, 17801 North 
Highway 1, Fort Bragg. Scott Peterson is creating a stairway from the 
bottom to the top, or perhaps the other way around. Lucky Otis swung by 
to explain many things, employing graceful and evocative hand gestures. 
Etc., etc., and then the show ends with Doug Nunn's approximately 
fifty-minute Snap Sessions episode number 3, featuring a detailed 
interview with that violet-eyed vixen Late Night Liz. If Liz is all 
you're interested in, and who would blame you, here's just SS3: 
https://tinyurl.com/SnapSessionsEp3

KMEC's automation again didn't grapple properly with my real-time 
stream, so this show was, like a few earlier ones, only on KNYO at 
first, but Sid got home from his nighttime day job at about 1am and 
manually massaged that, and put it on properly from there until the end. 
It's always something, and it always ain't the end of the world; trying 
is what's important. Gandhi said that. Gandhi and Yoda can arm-wrestle 
for it.

IN OTHER NEWS: Also at http://MemoOfTheAir.wordpress.com you'll find a 
fresh batch of dozens of links to not necessarily radio-useful but 
nonetheless worthwhile items I set aside for you while gathering the 
show together, things where just hearing it wouldn't be enough. Such as:

The lions drink tonight, then they become suspicious and weem away.
https://laughingsquid.com/lions-drinking-water-at-night/

A toast.
https://misscellania.blogspot.com/2018/07/wine-connoisseurs.html

The detonating cord is both literally and figuratively the bomb. Also it 
looks like Yondu's Yaka arrow in GOTG 1.
https://theawesomer.com/explosions-in-slow-mo/487886/

Stephanie Millinger's impressive trick. She stands on her hands, 
balancing on an exercise ball. She bends her legs forward by bending 
them backward over her head, reaches down to pick up sunglasses with her 
toes, and bent double (backward!) puts the glasses on, facing the camera 
the whole while, then places her feet flat on the ground and stands up, 
in the process flipping her upper body under and over to triumphantly 
wave ta-daah and shut the camera off. You can close your mouth now.
https://gfycat.com/gifs/detail/wellinformedmindlessangwantibo

And Trumpy jazz.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cds7dU7xXSA

-- 
Marco McClean, memo at mcn.org