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That's a great one to add here. The Stephen King mini-series "Rose Red" was loosely based on the story of the Winchester mansion. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rose_Red_(miniseries)#Writing I would definitely tour Missouri State Penn but it's a far trip for me. I had one 'shadow person' experience that really confused me. I was at the graveyard next to the memorial in Salem Mass. for the people who were persecuted there as "witches". Apparently that is the one and only memorial for those people in Salem. As I was scanning the graveyard, it looked like a see-through person just got up and walked away from one of the gravestones. I could see through whatever it was. I've never seen anything like it before or after that.

If that's tyranny, you can call me 'Supreme Leader Kim'.

"I see that your Schwartz is as big as mine."

A shortcut to playing jazz (even if you have no idea what you're playing):

The non-OC75 sounds a little thinner to me. Maybe a little less distortion coming through. But for my style I like that one better. Cool pedals.

Can't say it didn't cross my mind.

Seems like the data is all over the place. Not sure if a ".gov" is the best place to get up-to-date info or not. One or both of these must be way off. https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/us/pennsylvania-coronavirus-cases.html#cases

Possibly because it was in Australia way before it was in Georgia (in other words, y'all didn't wait long enough). But that is definitely debatable. Per Wikipedia: The first confirmed case relating to the COVID-19 pandemic in Australia was identified on 25 January 2020. The COVID-19 pandemic was first detected in the U.S. state of Georgia on March 2, 2020.

Well she's just an adorable flute geek. I definitely went through a huge Yethro Tull phase.

Dude - it says right in the text you quoted that any type of lockdown or quarantine is ENFORCED by the individual states.

Good stuff all! Long Island has quite a few ominous attractions. Here is another that is just a short drive from the "Amityville Horror House": In Massapequa, NY there is a very normal neighborhood. Typical Long Island suburbia. But then you see this very out-of-place house: 214 Daniel Road, North Massapequa The picture above does NOT do it justice. We used to call it "The Devil House". The public sidewalks out front were painted black. It used to have demonic looking gargoyles - it looks like those have been taken down. And the perfect touch - it has a black 442 hotrod in the driveway. Too perfect. I always suspected this house could have been the inspiration for the house in "The Burbs" (movie with Tom Hanks and Corey Feldman):

Infinity Wars or Endgame (pretty much anything Marvel). Last I checked, the entire Indiana Jones series was available on Netflix. Romancing the Stone or The Jewel of the Nile. LOTR Series