SR V: To boldly go where no room has gone before

Epignosis wrote: Anybody want to come play a round of golf with me this week? http://www.weather.com/outlook/recreation/golf/tenday/USFL0072?from=36hr_fcst10DayLink_golf

Edited by mr.cub - May 19 2009 at 16:37

MAGMA.

TGM: Orb wrote: Call me crazy, but I think Lily, Rosemary And The Jack Of Hearts is actually a pretty neat track. It's like a skeletal story thing... he builds up a sharp introduction, events, conclusion and implies a pretty rich backstory and character for the whole thing pretty quickly. It sounds like the band have no idea of how long they're going to be playing, though, but then, one of his other best ones was made just like that.

It's not crazy.

It's one of my favourite Bob Dylan tracks.

Ork Alarm confirms being one of my favourite (non-epic) pieces. My love for Kontarhraozk fluctuated this time, though, wasn't clinged to the first part of the epic as last time.

Did I?

Dunno, whatever.

Whoa, just felt another earthquake.

Must be so scary to feel earthquakes so often... On April 6th, when the earthquake occurred in Central Italy, my family in Rome felt the shock , though there was no damage either to people or buildings there.

On a more cheerful note, I'm listening to something Robert will certainly approve of... Kansas' Two for the Show (the remastered edition).

No, just some minor shaking.

Ricochet wrote: I'm living in a region that practically has close to 0% predisposition to earthquakes, but it gets really shaky in the Eastern region of the country, where, so I understand, two continental platforms collide and form platforms. Very high seismic activity in the Vrancea region.

Well, Macedonia is a highly seismic region, if I remember correctly, and it should be relatively close to where you are. Unfortunately, it seems ALL of Italy is at risk of earthquakes, though Rome is said to be protected by its network of underground tunnels, which act as a sort of air bag.

Raff wrote: Ricochet wrote: I'm living in a region that practically has close to 0% predisposition to earthquakes, but it gets really shaky in the Eastern region of the country, where, so I understand, two continental platforms collide and form platforms. Very high seismic activity in the Vrancea region. Well, Macedonia is a highly seismic region, if I remember correctly, and it should be relatively close to where you are. Unfortunately, it seems ALL of Italy is at risk of earthquakes, though Rome is said to be protected by its network of underground tunnels, which act as a sort of air bag.

I'm kind of in between Macedonia and the national region I was talking about, so they're different seismic grounds.

I'm not sure actually how low the risk of earthquakes in my town is, but it's clear we've had rare happenings, if any. Bucharest, with its old and damaged buildings, is in a much bigger danger, and they discuss about it everytime the earth shakes a bit (but to no avail, since no one will ever consolidate the buildings).