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Sprechgesang is a new word to me - thanks for that! To me recitatives come on a spectrum of which I'm only familiar with one end - when I sang them I was told specifically to lean on the rhythm of (dramatic, so you might call it operatic) speech... -
Well, technically, it's not a song; it's rhythmic spoken word, called "Sprechgesang" in German, in the tradition of opera's "recitative", talking blues, and pre-dating rap.
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Mendel replied to the thread Fergus Falls Lights.So that was apparently worthless as a second opinion? -
JJeff Dick replied to the thread Fergus Falls Lights.Interesting update on this. https://arstechnica.com/space/2026/10/a-chinese-rocket-deorbited-over-minnesota-and-left-this-in-a-farmers-cornfield/
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FatPhil replied to the thread Debunking Humor....Sprechgesang is a new word to me - thanks for that! To me recitatives come on a spectrum of which I'm only familiar with one end - when I sang them I was told specifically to lean on the rhythm of (dramatic, so you might call it operatic) speech... -
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Some time ago those "rods" (flying bugs, long exposure) made the rounds on the internet as interdimensional beings or something like that, alongside with their cousins, the "Orbs" (dust refections). -
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I was wondering about a contrail, but I think you've nailed it
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Checked. You're right on the parts that can be verified, with two corrections and two additions. Confirmed: SHAP really is computed on one model of four - shap.TreeExplainer(models['rf']) at pipeline_train.py:135 and pipeline_score.py:40,44...
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This thread seems to have drifted. The original question was about Trump personally, not (Stratton or AARO) and why some people believe he is uniquely knowledgeable and capable of revealing some stuff about UFOs -
Hi, I'm Francisco, from Spain. I've compared the La Pava photographs shared earlier in this thread. After correcting perspective and aligning marks in the cement, I don't find the whole face moving across the surface. Video: Did La Pava really... -
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Checked. You're right on the parts that can be verified, with two corrections and two additions. Confirmed: SHAP really is computed on one model of four - shap.TreeExplainer(models['rf']) at pipeline_train.py:135 and pipeline_score.py:40,44...
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Thanks, but I'll pass, and for a reason that has nothing to do with the rules: I've never taken money or donations for any of this and I'd rather keep it that way. Anything with a prize attached creates a conflict of interest or the appearance of...
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JMartJr reacted to Matt33's post in the thread Mystery lights on Swedish wildlife video (light on spiderweb?) with Like.
Some time ago those "rods" (flying bugs, long exposure) made the rounds on the internet as interdimensional beings or something like that, alongside with their cousins, the "Orbs" (dust refections). -
Matt33 replied to the thread Mystery lights on Swedish wildlife video (light on spiderweb?).Some time ago those "rods" (flying bugs, long exposure) made the rounds on the internet as interdimensional beings or something like that, alongside with their cousins, the "Orbs" (dust refections). -
This thread seems to have drifted. The original question was about Trump personally, not (Stratton or AARO) and why some people believe he is uniquely knowledgeable and capable of revealing some stuff about UFOs
