Have you heard about B flat?

Poststructural Pub
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http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=7442915

Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.

Best wishes,
Jerry

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Just as I suspected! GHBs are related to black holes after all! :really:

djm

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Nice to know that my fife is tuned* to the universe.*Tuning of a fife is relative to the environment, speed, and weather you care about Just Intonation or Equal Temperament.

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Maybe Joshua played in Bb to make the walls of Jericho come tumbling down.

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He did want it to Bb.

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:moreevil:

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But somebody needs to find out why electric fires are tuned to F#.

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That would likely be related to the frequency of alternating current electricity, which is 50Hz in some parts of the world and 60Hz in others.

Best wishes,
Jerry

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The metal detector wands at the airport sound a B when they alarm.

I don’t know that this is necessarily germane to anything, anywhere, but now if someone asks you, you’ll know.

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The endless foghorn, at the mouth of the Coquille River, sounds in A-ish. Maybe in a high wind, it’s Bb. Every 40 seconds. Every.

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Possibly. But since they resonate at the same frequency whether they’re turned on or off, I think it has more to do with the size and shape of the parabolic reflector.

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Hmmm.

Best wishes,
Jerry

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Jerry, are you humming in Bb?

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I was humming along with the electric fire.

Best wishes,
Jerry

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I usually flatulate at around Bb!!


RORY

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I almost posted it. I really almost did. Then I help myself back.

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I’ve B’d flat all my life and I must say at this point, it’s a good deal more convenient than B-ing buxom.
On the same note, I do like my Alba Bb.

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Maybe you would have done it sooner, if your name was Rory Bellows. Bellows by name bellows by nature!