WFMU: Shrunken Planet with Jeffrey Davison: Playlist from May 30, 2020

Shrunken Planet with Jeffrey Davison: Playlist from May 30, 2020

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Folk; old-timey; blues; psych, avant and acid folk old and new; ambient and electronic; lots of guitar; detours elsewhere.

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May 30, 2020

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Images	New * / Special ***	Approx. start time
Craig Kupka	Trombones of Lithia "Trombones of Lithia" by "Craig Kupka"	Crystals: New Music for Relaxation 2	Smithsonian Folkways						0:00:00 (Pop-up)
SineRider	Alder "Alder" by "SineRider"	Moonflowers	Dronarivm						0:20:23 (Pop-up)
A Winged Victory For The Sullen	The Slow Descent Has Begun	The Undivided Five	Ninja Tune						0:24:51 (Pop-up)
Forest Management	Dilute "Dilute" by "Forest Management"	Rooftop By Dusk	Forest Management						0:29:47 (Pop-up)
TALsounds	Else "Else" by "TALsounds"	Acquiesce	NNA Tapes						0:39:22 (Pop-up)
Julianna Barwick	Inspirit "Inspirit" by "Julianna Barwick"	Healing Is A Miracle	Ninja Tune						0:44:13 (Pop-up)
Ami Dang	Tension, Tension, Release	Meditation Mixtape Vol. 1	Leaving Records						0:48:24 (Pop-up)

Andrew Tasselmyer	200520_0702.wav	May Mornings	Andrew Tasselmyer						1:02:48 (Pop-up)
Theo Alexander	Matter of Balance "Matter of Balance" by "Theo Alexander"	Broken Access	Arts & Crafts						1:11:08 (Pop-up)
Mary Lattimore & Mac McCaughan	Skinny Dip Falls	AVL	Mary Lattimore & Mac McCaughan						1:17:39 (Pop-up)
Loscil	Coasts "Coasts" by "Loscil"	Faults, Coasts, Lines	Loscil						1:23:11 (Pop-up)
Screener	Lake Machine "Lake Machine" by "Screener"	The Beacons We Found Underwater	Healing Sound Propagandist						1:33:23 (Pop-up)
Warmth	You're Not Here "You're Not Here" by "Warmth"	Life	Archives						1:39:40 (Pop-up)
Carlos Ferreira	Still Breathing "Still Breathing" by "Carlos Ferreira"	Healing Sounds II: A Compilation For Those In Need (V.A.)	Past Inside The Present						1:42:35 (Pop-up)
Milieu	In a Vale of Soft Green "In a Vale of Soft Green" by "Milieu"	tʌntrə VI (V.A.)	Neotantra						1:47:01 (Pop-up)

r beny	Alone in the Pavilion "Alone in the Pavilion" by "r beny"	Natural Fiction	r beny						2:03:42 (Pop-up)
Francis M. Gri	Stanze e Distanze (part 2)	Home Diaries 015	Whitelabrecs						2:08:20 (Pop-up)
Robert Rich	Cantus For Hospitality	Offering to the Morning Fog	Robert Rich						2:13:50 (Pop-up)
Cousin Silas	Walking Home "Walking Home" by "Cousin Silas"	The Place It Used to Be	Sucu Music Netlabel						2:23:38 (Pop-up)
Federico Durand	Luna Moth (Actias Luna)	Alba	12k						2:28:53 (Pop-up)
Loopsel	Det som blir "Det som blir" by "Loopsel"	EP	Mammas Mysteriska Jukebox						2:34:42 (Pop-up)
Elds Mark	Lauvdal I "Lauvdal I" by "Elds Mark"	Elds Mark	Panchromatic						2:38:43 (Pop-up)
Pat Visel	Oriental Tune "Oriental Tune" by "Pat Visel"	Bowls & Bells Ballard	Pat Visel						2:41:07 (Pop-up)
Michael Grigoni	Ashen "Ashen" by "Michael Grigoni"	Field Notes	Other Songs Music Co.						2:44:37 (Pop-up)
Naked Days	003758 (#s) "003758 (#s)" by "Naked Days"	Strong Pottery	Naked Days						2:49:11 (Pop-up)

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	6:00am LiXiviated Life: “I sing the body electric, The armies of those I love engirth me and I engirth them, They will not let me off till I go with them, respond to them, And discorrupt them, and charge them full with the charge of the soul. “ Walt W.
	6:02am 12539: Heigh ho, heigh ho!
	6:03am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning LiXiviated Life and 12539... Walt Whitman is always welcome...
	6:04am Really Lisa: Hello Jeffrey and all.
	6:05am Sem: Hello and good morning, Jeffrey, and inhabitants of this shrunken planet.
	6:06am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Really Lisa and Sem...
	6:08am Jeffrey Davison: This seems to be a golden age for ambient music. Just a crazy amount of it out there now, of every possible kind. It's really great that many long lost and unknown albums have been reissued. In a lot of cases, the original releases were cassette only (not the Craig Kupka) and those are next to impossible to find.
	6:11am Tookie: good morning
	6:11am Sylvia (France-NYC): Hello Jeffrey and listeners, very nice track to begin with
	6:11am LiXiviated Life: Whitman, The soul of America. Our Virgil. 201 years tomorrow.
	6:13am Sylvia (France-NYC): the world is so chaotic, ambient music seems like the perfect counterpoint
	6:13am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Tookie, Sylvia (France-NYC)... LiXiviated Life: our Virgil, indeed.
	6:14am Nulsh: Mornin' fellow inhabitants!
	6:14am Jeffrey Davison: "The Lord sits with me out in front watching a sweet darkness begin in the fields." --Jack Gilbert
	6:15am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning, Nulsh...
	6:15am LiXiviated Life: Have you forgotten what America can be? What America should be? Whitman, like Virgil Is your guide.
	6:22am Jeffrey Davison: Shout out to Ruth, at the controls at the mothership, one of the core of people keeping the bells and whistles in proper order....
	6:23am Malcolm: Morning Jeffrey and listeners. Tuning in from a sunny Manchester UK
	6:25am Jeffrey Davison: LiXiviated Life: Dante recognized the necessity of having a guide. In this current version of America (the increasingly non-American one), we have chosen blind guides, it seems.
	6:25am Jeffrey Davison: Welcome, Malcolm...
	6:26am Malcolm: Thanks Ruth!
	6:28am Jeffrey Davison: Some of this "The Slow Descent" reminds me of Górecki...
	6:29am Ruth Booth: Happy Good Morning!
	6:30am Andrew in Etobicoke: Good morning Jeffrey and all other Planeteers.
	6:31am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Andrew in Etobicoke...
	6:32am mariano: Hey Jeffrey, crew, folks.
	6:33am Jeffrey Davison: The image on top of the playlist is "Vengeful Sister" by the late, great Dave Heath. Heath didn't publish many books, but his "A Dialogue With Solitude" from 1965 is one of the greatest monographs ever, and this image is from that collection. This photograph was his most famous.
	6:34am TDK60: Good morning.
	6:34am mariano: LiX: every time I see Whitman's "body electric" passage my brain automatically plays that scene from "Fame"... not bragging but confessing.
	6:34am Stanley: Good Morning Jeffrey and everyone on the Shrunken Planet. Chores done now listening with a coffee.
	6:35am Jeffrey Davison: Welcome mariano, TDK60 and Stanley. We're marshalling our forces...
	6:39am LiXiviated Life: mariano I’ve never seen the movie. I just know the poem.
	6:41am Buddha of Suburbia: Good morning everyone!
	6:41am Jason D: Morning Jeffrey, fellow travellers. Deeply feeling this 1st set.
	6:43am Jeffrey Davison: Welcome Buddha of Suburbia, Jason D (glad you're enjoying it...)
	6:45am Brian in UK: Hello Jeffrey and Sun-circlers.
	6:45am 12539: This new Julianna Barwick is just drowning me in amazement.
	6:46am Jeffrey Davison: Welcome Brian...sometimes it feels like I'm just circling the drain! ;)
	6:47am Nulsh: BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOODZZ!!! Stanley! TDK60! Brian! mariano! Hello!
	6:47am Jeffrey Davison: 12539: this is from her forthcoming...only one track released so far.
	6:47am Kevin-san: Tardy again, very sorry Mr D! Ooh, new Julianna Barwick, woot!
	6:48am LiXiviated Life: Jeffrey Davison @ 6:25 The truth may be that our chosen guides are not blind at all. The unforgivable thing is that we know it.
	6:49am Colleen: Good morning gang!
	6:49am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Kevin-san and Colleen. LiXiviated Life: true enough...
	6:50am TDK60: Hi Nulsh, Buddha, Lix Life, others..
	6:51am northguineahills: Bloing morning!
	6:51am Buddha of Suburbia: Morning, Nuuuullllsssh!! HI Collleeeennn!! Hi ya Jeffrreeyyy!!! Heading out for another walk soon, Colleen!
	6:51am dale: morning. enjoying this calgon take me away music.
	6:52am Roadside Picnic: Hi Jeffrey and planeteers, love this ambientness,if thats a word ? things are so strange and such terrible times for so many people..I keep thinking of the Second Coming by WB Yeats. What can he have been thinking way back then. Stay safe all
	6:52am Buddha of Suburbia: TDK60 good morning!
	6:54am Colleen: You go witcha bad self Boods!... you just got me ready to put my sneakers on!
	6:54am mariano: LiX - was an early-80s thing, don't know how it would hold up now. Morning everyone who just signed in!
	6:54am Jeffrey Davison: Welcome northguineahills, dale, Roadside Picnic. dale: many of the listeners will not get the calgon reference, but I go back a ways...and that's a good one.
	6:57am dale: we're all still kids jeffrey - the packaging might be a bit dated and the worse for wear but still.
	6:57am Lixiviated Life: Good morning / afternoon / evening friends.
	6:58am Buddha of Suburbia: I remember Calgon commercials. What I didn't understand is was it a bubble bath or a laundry detergent? Do u remember the other Calgon one with the stereotypical Asian couple? "Ancient Chinese secret"
	6:59am Buddha of Suburbia: Good morning Lix!
	7:01am Buddha of Suburbia: Colleen your cat Daisy is a hoot! LOL! I will catch you guys later. Going off for a walk!
	7:01am mariano: Yes Buddha, I remember those "Ancient Chinese secret" commercials very well. Then there was "Calgon, take me away!" Maybe it was bubble bath and detergent.
	7:02am dale: it was a water softener. added to detergent. www.youtube.com...
	7:02am Really Lisa: From a person who remembers by heart the entire Pearl Drops Tooth Polish commercial monologue, I can tell you I recall there being two diff calgons. One was bubble bath, the other was water softener/ detergent... right?!
	7:02am Buddha of Suburbia: Ha ha Mariano! I think you're on to something. Hi Dale!
	7:02am mariano: Roadside Picnic: Yeats's "Nineteen Hundred and Nineteen" is really good too, something of a follow-up to "Easter, 1916".
	7:03am Cooh John: Good morning Jeffrey, Sem, and fellow planeteers. Thanks Lix for catching me up on Walt. A classic voice I missed in my upbringing.
	7:04am Roadside Picnic: @mariano , thanks will look it up
	7:05am Jeffrey Davison: Welcome Cooh John, to our Calgon-themed show today.
	7:07am Buddha of Suburbia: Dale started it!
	7:07am Jeffrey Davison: Tasselmyer's notes on this recording (consisting of five tracks): Loops and sketches recorded in the early morning hours throughout the month of May, 2020. All recordings made with re-sampled piano and acoustic guitar, processed through modular synthesizer and Marantz PMD221 tape deck. Recorded live to SD memory card on Sony PCM-10 recorder with no post-processing or mastering. credits
	7:08am Jeffrey Davison: Buddha, no problem at all. These digressions are what make the comments board fun.
	7:09am Nulsh: This is great Jeffrey, looking forward to hearing the other Tasselmyer tracks.
	7:10am Sem: Hello, Cooh John. Hope all is well there. Here some much-needed rain for the gardens.
	7:13am Cooh John: Thanks Buddha and mariano for "taking me away" to my youth. Thanks to all for the inspiring and illuminated comments. They flow so well with the soundtrack provided by our sublime host.
	7:14am dale: i have one of those marantz decks. agency i worked at was throwing it out - it was bought just to listen to tapes of radio commercials and the agency was folding so everything but the kitchen sink got tossed.
	7:16am Cooh John: Sem, glad to hear there is rain for your garden. We had our share this week.
	7:17am mariano: Happy to oblige, Cooh John!
	7:17am Jeffrey Davison: dale: lucky you! A former friend works at FIT, and they were throwing out a couple of dozen Pentax K 1000's, a basic 35 film camera, when they decided to only teach digital, I assume. He got a bunch of those.
	7:23am Buddha of Suburbia: Jeffrey, I was joking. Dale is an old friend of mine
	7:26am Jeffrey Davison: Buddha...it went over my head...my knuckled head.
	7:26am dale: good score on your friends part.
	7:27am Lixiviated Life: Surprising sometimes the things some feel no longer have value.
	7:31am Jeffrey Davison: @dale, Lixiviated Life: I def keep my eyes open on recycling day. I've scored many great books this way, including rare ones, though most are the dollar variety.
	7:33am Earth Walker: Hi Sylvia the world is chaotic We must right the wrong I’m a yellow vest here in France As an American It’s nice to see America waking up !!! Power to the people !!!
	7:34am dale: bulk collection in neighboring towns has been canceled due to covid. can't tell you how many boom boxes and bookshelf systems i've picked up, on top of garden equipment.
	7:34am TDK60: I lived in a city with a large college. Every spring when they departed, all sorts of still-working appliances/etc. were tossed. I had a friend who went around with his pickup truck, found radios, tape decks, lamps, toasters, etc. He gave a boombox once.
	7:35am TDK60: [me]
	7:35am RoseWillHank: I miss living in college towns for those very reasons!!! @Tdk60. By the way good morning everyone , thanks for the beautiful sounds this morning Jeffrey <3
	7:36am duke: Good morning all
	7:37am Deborah: Good Morning WFMU Universe!
	7:37am RoseWillHank: Also freecycle is a great resource too, especially towards the end of the month when it's moving time.
	7:37am Jeffrey Davison: When I lived in Astoria, an apartment was being cleaned out across the street after the tenant died. Hundreds of books were tossed (I left most of those) but grabbed three working keyboards!
	7:37am Jeffrey Davison: welcome duke, Deborah and RoseWillHank...
	7:38am Earth Walker: Jeffery thanks for the Nice mellow music !
	7:38am TDK60: Bonjour Earth W. You're a "gilet jaune" eh. Power to the people indeed.
	7:39am Deborah: This music calms the somewhat high strung Clyde The Kitty better than Pet Sounds, a CD made especially for canines, felines etc.
	7:39am Jeffrey Davison: I also get rid of stuff on Craigs, but it's kind of a pain, as anything listed for free garners dozens of emails, and often people don't show up to get the thing, though sometimes they drive miles and miles to take something...
	7:40am Jeffrey Davison: welcome Earth Walker...and yeah, lots of things have to change, as much has been revealed in the course of this pandemic crisis.
	7:41am Deborah: So much of my studio apartment is furnished with recycled or abandoned objects. Montclair is full of people who discard belongings seemingly freely.
	7:42am Lixiviated Life: @Earth Walker I meant thank you and to pass along something that Allen Ginsberg once told me. That is to write the words and the rest will follow.
	7:42am RoseWillHank: That's the way to go Deborah!
	7:43am Jeffrey Davison: Deborah: yeah, Montclair is a really good place to get free stuff and cheap stuff at garage sales (though I'm not sure if anyone is doing those now...)
	7:43am TDK60: Deborah, you're in Montclair? / LixLife, you met Ginsberg?
	7:46am dale: old things don't go out of fashion.
	7:46am Lixiviated Life: Spoke to him once. Gave advice to the version of me who wanted to be a poet. He was gracious and patient. I was young and full of dreams.
	7:47am Deborah: @ ♥ @7:42Lixiviated Life: It is fortunate that you got to talk to Ginsberg. Saw him frequently at poetry readings. He and Amiri Baraka used to read yearly at Essex County College. As years progressed, fiery words turned into reminiscences of two old friends, sitting on a bench, commenting on the world. Just like "Old Friends," by Simon and Garfunkle. Made me cry.
	7:48am Deborah: @TDK0 Yes, I am an anomaly; a low-income adjunct instructor in the land of the rich and somewhat famous.
	7:51am Lixiviated Life: Deborah @ 7:47 “The Nephilim were in the earth in those days”
	7:51am TDK60: Lix. Allen seemed down-to-earth. I saw him many times at events or protests, or just walking the city. He would nod to me as if we were friends. / Deborah, I grew up in Nutley. I think I understand your being an anomaly. I'm somewhat similar I think.
	7:52am Bas NL: Hello Jeffrey! A bit busy here, but just wanted to say thank you for the great tracks up to now already! Keep 'em coming! ;)
	7:53am David G: Good morning from sunny Northumberland. Thanks for providing a great soundtrack for my gardening activities. So much time, so little to do!
	7:55am Earth Walker: TDK. So right ! I remember living in San Francisco I took part in the Rodney King protests We took the Oakland Bridge and someone torched a cop car No justice no peace And if you think about it the system shits on everyone They poison our food soil air water and laugh there way to the crooked banks in doing so ect ect ect Get up stand up get out in the streets !
	7:56am Jeffrey Davison: Bas NL and David G, welcome and thank you...good luck with your Saturday activities...
	8:00am queems: most estate/garage sales have moved online! good morning!
	8:00am 12539: Ruth!
	8:01am Lixiviated Life: queeeeemsy !
	8:01am Jeffrey Davison: queems: welcome...not sure how this would work and not be a complete pain in the neck for the person trying to get rid of stuff for a few bucks...
	8:02am Earth Walker: Lix thanks some day I’ll get together my hundreds of pieces of paper poems and a book will follow
	8:02am Lixiviated Life: queems have you made it to the Great Falls? have you walked in Paterson?
	8:02am queems: good morning @lix! @jeffrey i agree- i use an app to find sales like that, and most of them just have links to online auctions that people can come pick stuff up later. not the same thing at all :(
	8:03am Nulsh: Hello queems!
	8:03am TDK60: I'm impressed with the seriousness with which the station addressed the pandemic. To keep all the eccentric cultural oddities otherwise known as DJs, safe!
	8:03am queems: @lix i have been to the great falls but not on foot! i haven't yet walked through paterson, but i'm planning my route. plotting. @nulsh!! good morning!
	8:05am Roadside Picnic: @queems , are you doing a long distance walk ?
	8:06am Deborah: Montclair still has some onsite sales but none at this time. So many items can be found curbside, just waiting to be rehomed or become garbage, Tenants just discard lamps, tables and more; other tenants pick them up. I never looked online for garage sales etc.
	8:06am TDK60: Morning Queems, Nulsh. Yes, Lix., the Paterson Falls are a sight. There is a small museum there also.
	8:08am queems: @roadside picnic i do long distance walks most days of the week. they'll be ending soon, because i have to go back to work. but since the state shut down i've walked over 500 miles
	8:08am Lixiviated Life: The Paterson museum is down the hill from the falls on Spruce St.
	8:09am queems: good morning @tdk60! what's for breakfast?
	8:10am Lixiviated Life: queems ! I am impressed !
	8:10am TDK60: Lix life, the museum even has a few labor history books on Paterson. (In a country that likes to forget such.)
	8:10am Roadside Picnic: @ queems, good going !
	8:10am Strandlund: Beautiful show as always, Jeffrey. I hope everyone is doing well...
	8:11am TDK60: Queems, right now some yerba mate for my caffeine. Thinking of eggs and potatoes & onions.
	8:11am nortonjutland: enjoying the show very much Jeffrey. thank you!
	8:11am Lixiviated Life: @TDK60. I grew up in Paterson. My grandmother was a weaver in those mills. My father was a garment worker.
	8:13am Jeffrey Davison: nortonjutland, welcome and thank you. queems: impressive...
	8:13am Deborah: @Lixiviated Life I grew up in Paterson also. My grandfather and father worked in the textile mills, later my father established a small throwing company in back of our house by the train tracks. Sounds like a song...
	8:13am adampsyche: gm what a world to wake up to
	8:14am Lixiviated Life: The labor movement started in Paterson and Haledon. Then work left the city
	8:14am Jeffrey Davison: welcome Strandlund and adampsyche, and thank you.
	8:14am queems: @lix @roadside picnic @jeffrey thanks! i did the math and i might hit 600 by the end of today.
	8:14am Nulsh: I only know Paterson from Jim Jarmusch's movie. Which I really liked. The mills and falls were evocative.
	8:18am Lixiviated Life: Only the dead know Paterson.
	8:19am Lixiviated Life: (Apologies to Thomas Wolfe and Brooklyn)
	8:20am adampsyche: beautiful show ty
	8:20am Deborah: Cantus for Hospitality has absolutely stoned my frenetic kitty. I have to find this!
	8:21am Earth Walker: Deborah. In San Francisco I lived to walk around and rummage through things sold around the city on sidewalks ect. Here in France we have the vide grenier I recently scored some original French Elvis Presley LPs and some small old French statues and other fun things Find great stuff for the apartment in the streets time to time
	8:23am TDK60: Lix: The Paterson Museum is different from the little one at the Falls.
	8:26am Lixiviated Life: Yes. That’s true. The Paterson museum on spruce was once next to the main library but moved to spruce when the mills were renovated.
	8:27am annette: glad to know im not the only soul yearning for yard sales and thrift shops.
	8:28am Lixiviated Life: The visitor center across from the falls is newer. (I have a memory of the location once being a gas station)
	8:29am Jeffrey Davison: annette, welcome, and you're by no means alone. I seldom find good records that way, but maybe I'm not getting to these early enough...
	8:30am annette: during one of my strolls thru Paterson was lucky to be there when water was running thru the raceways
	8:35am melinda: Good morning Jeffrey and all
	8:35am Earth Walker: Opps Hi Buddha ! I forgot
	8:36am Lixiviated Life: Jeffrey Thank you for the music today.
	8:37am TDK60: Yeah Lix, I suppose it's really a visitors' center with some museum-type stuff inside. Hee.
	8:39am Jeffrey Davison: welcome melinda. Lixiviated Life: thanks.
	8:40am Brian in UK: Great work Jeffrey as ever. Off to the rubbish tip. What larks.
	8:41am TDK60: Hi Brian in UK. / Yes, thanks for the music Jeffrey.
	8:42am Jeffrey Davison: Brian and TDK60, thank you.
	8:48am Andrew in Etobicoke: Thanks a lot Jeffrey. Great show, as always. Everyone stay safe out there.
	8:49am Stanley: Make sure you come back, Brian!
	8:50am Sem: Pouring rain here, grateful for the mornings' music. Thank you, Jeffrey. See you and all next time 'round.
	8:50am Jeffrey Davison: Andrew, Sem...thank you.
	8:51am WillCrete: Thanks for all the music this morning Jeffrey. Really digging the both full and delicate touch on the strings at work in that Grigoni piece. Rays of sun.
	8:51am Stanley: And thank you Jeffrey. Lovely mellow show this morning
	8:52am annette: thanx, Jeff and soul soothing skeletons.
	8:52am mariano: Thank you Jeffrey and Ruth!
	8:52am Jeffrey Davison: WillCrete and Stanley, thank you. Once again, thanks to Ruth. Such a pleasure to be here each week.
	8:53am Bas NL: Thanks Jeffrey! Thanks Ruth!
	8:53am Dave in St Albans UK: Thank you Jeffrey. Another great show. Have a good week
	8:54am 12539: Thanks for helping make this a particularly lovely morning, Jeffrey. And Ruth!
	8:54am Jeffrey Davison: Thanks mariano, Bas NL, Dave in St Albans UK, 12539, and all...
	8:55am Nulsh: Fanatastic show today Jeffrey, even by your high standards! I just spent three hours doodlin' and being swept along with the music. Thanks! Cheers amigos! Thanks to Ruth and the Skeleton Crew!
	8:55am Jeffrey Davison: thanks annette, Nulsh...
	8:57am Earth Walker: Chacun sa vie !
	8:58am duke: Thank you Jeffrey for so much good music
	8:59am adampsyche: that's a follow
	8:59am Earth Walker: Thanks Jeffery !
	8:59am Jeffrey Davison: thanks Earth Walker, duke, adampsyche....
	11:30am Bob from Millburn: Nice show. Thanks.

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