Kaye, who was a member of the prolific Wrecking Crew throughout the 1960s and ’70s, emphasised that the recordings she contributed to was part of a team effort, writing, “[Y]ou are always part of a TEAM, not a solo artist at all….there were always 350-400 Studio Musicians (AFM Local 47 Hollywood) working in the busy 1960s, and called that ONLY ….since 1930s.”
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I don’t follow them, so this is news to me anyway.
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I just assumed it was a parody account.
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I only just heard of this a couple weeks ago in the family of one of our nurses. Serenidipity indeed!
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I thought Donald Trump, who definitely does NOT want the Nobel Peace Prize, negotiated the end of the conflict between Rwanda and DR Congo.
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Heineken should have made that deal with him!
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Behind the scenes intel.
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Unfortunately even ridiculously cheap rollercoasters (by theme park standards) are still pretty expensive as a backyard toy.
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I would imagine a hidden cost to this would be one’s insurance would go way TF up
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I admire the ambition of the young folks who created this company and just hope that their limited experience doesn’t lead to anyone getting hurt. Most of them look like they’re fresh out of college. Reading through the employee profiles on their website I don’t think any of them currently hold an Engineering degree, although one of them is a student who is currently working on getting one. I wonder if the company itself is insured.
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Boy i hope so, although i can’t imagine who would want to cover their liability insurance
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“ Five years after the start of the pandemic, local government employment is finally back at pre-pandemic levels. Municipalities are also bringing in more money, and their spending has rebounded as well. That means many services are coming back — and with them, places where young people can find support.
“We’re spending money on stuff, and when stuff is nicer, people have places to go. It creates jobs,” Asher says. “It creates environments where people are hanging out. It’s not the broken-windows concept of ‘we need to arrest people for graffiti,’ but it’s more like the kind of idealized version of broken windows that, 'if we make things nice and people are around it, it provides a means of interrupting cycles of violence.””
Thanks, Biden!
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