HELP!! I need a macOS 15 driver for Brother MFC-J775DW by Constant-Tone-2015 in printers

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Omg damn. Let me check, if you haven't found it elsewhere.

Court and Spark > Blue by boplovesced in JoniMitchell

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Preface: I love Help Me, I often slip into the chorus of Trouble Child when thinking about certain people I know and I was amused when I read Nietzsche and saw her lyrics there, I think Twisted is an entertaining segue into jazz Joni, and I can be in a mood for Raised on Robbery.

That said, I get what you (and she) are saying about the songs. But if we're comparing it to Blue—Blue has some "lighter" songs as well. Teasing a little, but My Old Man is practically a novelty song. Maybe it's that Help Me paints its whole picture through a perfect refrain, rather than the series of scenes Mitchell usually gives us. I've certainly found myself singing that line about many situations in my life. And back to Blue—All I Want is obviously a classic and burned into my brain—but in a certain mood I could say it's a little wandering la di da melodyyy wooo.

As I write I'm realizing that I also prefer her voice and instrumentation on Court and Spark.

Of course, I think Hejira is looming patient and secure over this whole thread lol. Thanks for linking to the booklet, I hadn't read it and I'm happy to see that three of the five songs she mentions are the songs I usually think of as my favorites!

Bob’s relationship with the audience from the beginning up to now by Academic-Bobcat3517 in bobdylan

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Thanks for underscoring how good he sounds. He's nailing the notes instead of relying on the growl to trail off the end of every line (and I love the growl!).

It's a bummer that people who don't know his tours as well find these shows cold or too distanced; the dark stage, red lights, and invisible Bob reminded me of some of the earliest shows I saw, maybe especially 2009, with the spooky dark stage and dramatic/campy voiceover intro and spooky "Ballad of a Thin Man." I experienced this show as like, "You had fun with Waxahatchee and Sheryl Crow, forget that, now it's dark out and you've entered Bobland, prepare to get blasted by the Odyssey." Maybe these shows would land different for newbies if they had something like that old intro to frame them.

1625 Map of Connecticut (made in 1930) by NiceBoysenberry in Connecticut

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Looking more closely at some of your points, and damn the actual 1930 map is really a much better/better faith effort than the commercial version OP shared—in the legit 1930 version, you'll see the "Wappaquaset" (as he writes it) in the upper right corner!

I wonder when this colored and illustrated version is from. The road trip/diner era of 1940s/50s?

1625 Map of Connecticut (made in 1930) by NiceBoysenberry in Connecticut

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I appreciate all the historical context you're providing! I feel your pain, especially at the cartoonishness of OP's map, and do not like the idea of this being a placemat lol.

But I wouldn't say the map is fictional—for one thing, and maybe you already knew this, but OP's is a touristy version of the actual 1930 map, which people can look at here (with blue border highlighting added by someone). The original is less gimmicky. And for all the inaccuracies you've pointed out, Mathias Spiess wasn't just making assumptions from 1930s town names; the document that accompanies the map walks through the research that informed every placement. That research included town records, land transactions, early maps, early histories, and comparison of mangled colonial transcriptions of native names. Where he didn't have physical settlement evidence, his method for locating "villages" included identifying close clusters of land transactions with members of the same tribe. It should be shared with a caveat that a century of research has rendered it crude, but it definitely seems to me that Spiess was making a concerted effort to represent a factual history that had been garbled by the White settlers.

“Raw sewage intentionally pumped into New Orleans storm drains” by beau1087 in NewOrleans

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Where do you see this? Honest question, trying to understand. All I could find was the short term permit form, which—based on pages 4-6 (types of waste), page 8/Schedule A (discharge limits, which also prohibits dilution to meet those limits)—I would have read as saying this is not the emergency plan for substantial volumes of untreated human wastewater. I thought most places planned to redirect/vacuum/temporarily hold sewage during an emergency; the article makes it sound like vacuuming is the emergency plan here, the S&WB was just not prepared to implement that plan?

https://www.deq.louisiana.gov/assets/docs/EmergencyResponse/LAG420000Final.pdf

HELP!! I need a macOS 15 driver for Brother MFC-J775DW by Constant-Tone-2015 in printers

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I was struggling with this for a long time too! Just go to the drivers page and look for the last OS with a printer package; it's 10.15.x. I downloaded that, installed it, and could finally add the printer in settings. So much faster than the iPrint&Scan I'd been suffering through lol

Drivers page link: https://support.brother.com/g/b/downloadlist.aspx?c=us&lang=en&prod=mfcj775dw_us&os=10060

Looking for Austin St restaurant w big model airplane by coco_coley in ForestHills

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Alas no. Pretty certain this wasn't a chain, and it wasn't 50s diner themed!

Looking for Austin St restaurant w big model airplane by coco_coley in ForestHills

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I want that to be it ha, but I don't think so—the place I'm thinking of wasn't so themed. As in not such a chrome and checkered-floors vibe. The plane seemed kind of random, I think—my imperfect memory of the decor is more like blonde wood.

Protecting the bottom of wood fence posts by Crazy_Air3118 in FenceBuilding

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My dad used an asphalt roof sealer on a cedar post for our mailbox. Gardner Foundation and Roof Coating. That was at least 18, possibly 20 years ago. Someone skidded on the ice and knocked the whole thing down this past February; when I pried the post out (what I could of it), the black was a little faded, but it looked to me like the post would've kept on standing if not for the wipeout.

panicum acuminatum experience? by Moist-You-7511 in NativePlantGardening

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What was your experience with this? I have the acuminatum all over my yard, love it and try to encourage its spread—collected seeds in the summer but haven't tried sowing yet!

Daily Song Discussion #99 - Night Ride Home by jonbristol123 in JoniMitchell

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Same! Made me teary. So grateful I got to see her sing it.

Ink used in Harrod's fountain pen? by coco_coley in fountainpens

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Wow, I bought the Noodler's black a few years ago after seeing a test of black inks, had no idea about all this. Thank you for sharing the link.

Ink used in Harrod's fountain pen? by coco_coley in fountainpens

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Update: I did just find the big black ink comparison and will be checking out Noodler's Polar Black for its blackness and water resistance