[Kzyxtalk] Everything must go!

[Marco McClean]

Everything must go!

"If the short con is an anecdote, the long con is a novel. Essentially, 
a short con involves taking the pigeon for all the money he has on his 
person, while the long con sends him home to get more." -Luc Sante

The recording of last night's (2017-12-29) KNYO and KMEC Memo of the 
Air: Good Night Radio show is ready to download for free and enjoy at 
any time of the day or night, via http://MemoOfTheAir.wordpress.com

*You don't have to go there though if you don't want to. Thanks to Hank 
Sims of Lost Coast Outpost you can listen to the show with one click:
https://memo-of-the-air.s3.amazonaws.com/everything-must-go.mp3

But besides that, as usual also at http://MemoOfTheAir.wordpress.com 
you'll find a fresh batch of links to not necessarily radio-useful but 
nonetheless worthwhile items I set aside for you while putting the show 
together. Such as:

A paean to Doctor Bose (20 minutes well spent). Near the end, the MIT 
finance woman mists up a little bit, mainly, I think, because of the 
yummy $150 million bequest, though maybe she liked the guy some and was 
genuinely sorry he's dead and misses him. It can be both.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c6O3F8Po2UA

Beth.
https://theawesomer.com/rick-morty-whos-real-beth/459727/

Everyone in this waffle restaurant just suddenly went crazy and attacked 
everyone else, kicking and punching and scratching and grabbing and 
screaming. You can see in the video how it gradually settles down as 
they all become exhausted. Nobody knows what started it. Some kind of 
gas, maybe. Something in the batter. /The Screwfly Solution/ by James 
Tiptree Jr., perhaps, or it could have been one of those alien monsters 
who hover up in a corner of the warp engine room and feed on rage 
brainwaves. But... /wait/ a minute. Why didn't it affect the person (or 
creature) running the camera? Hm.
https://tinyurl.com/IncomprehensibleWaffleBrawl

And clouds.
https://tinyurl.com/CloudsUnderfoot

Little fluffy clouds. Ilse Langley: "This was the last song played at my 
sister's funeral and it was great. All of a sudden the rooster cockle 
doodle doo-ed and everybody started laughing. A perfect ending for this 
sad occasion.
https://tinyurl.com/OrbClouds

--
Marco McClean
memo at mcn.org