I had no idea that the 8 track machine was so instrumental in the early days of Karaoke culture in Japan.
great article about the journey of New York City’s trash, and where it goes next.
Just a beautifully written & beautifully presented story of struggle and friendship.
Words by Sam Dolnick with Photographs by An Rong Xu
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Sometimes as an antidote
To fear of death,
I eat the stars.
Those nights, lying on my back,
I suck them from the quenching dark
Til they are all, all inside me,
Pepper hot and sharp.
Sometimes, instead, I stir myself
Into a universe still young,
Still warm as blood:
No outer space, just space,
The light of all the not yet stars
Drifting like a bright mist,
And all of us, and everything
Already there
But unconstrained by form.
And sometime it’s enough
To lie down here on earth
Beside our long ancestral bones:
To walk across the cobble fields
Of our discarded skulls,
Each like a treasure, like a chrysalis,
Thinking: whatever left these husks
Flew off on bright wings.
— Poem of the week: Antidotes to Fear of Death by Rebecca Elson | Poetry | The Guardian
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— The US is about to go all-in on paying farmers and foresters to trap carbon | Grist
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