Our Daily Dead

Ruth Laredo dared embrace the power and range of Rachmaninov. When she was preparing for her Rachmaninov records she discovered why so many Rachmaninov pieces were never played publicly: “They’re hard” was her succinct remark. Keiiti Aki dared to explain the power and range of earthquakes, seismic waves and his concept called a seismic moment. We all witnessed the terrifying power and range of earthquakes late last year.

Well, OK, under extreme cross-examination we admit that Rachmaninov does not cause earthquakes. But word has it that Tesla built an earthquake machine. And we’ve heard that sheep’s bladders may be employed to prevent earthquakes. Do these two items make up for our outrageous initial claim? No! HELP! Best get I and I the Ex-Jackson Lawyer team now! (Do you suppose being an ex-Jackson lawyer is a plus on your resume?)

Since this is a travel weekend for many of all y’all we have another suggestion after playing around at TripAdvisor.com again. Since earthquakes are on the ticket we thought a nice trip to Coalinga, California would be in order. Book now for the upcoming earthquake season.

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