A closed circuit between the output and input on a small audio mixer is modulating the noise of a small AM/FM receiver tuned in between stations. During the experiment the sound suggesting a horse galloping became apparent. I thought of a men riding first then I saw a woman. The rides sounds both desperate and hopeful, then I understood that she must have been running away and equally wishes to reach for something else. I don’t know if she will succeed, it is the intensity of the rides that matters. The story came after, once I listened to the recording. I believe she must have been a slave to risk death for something still quite uncertain. A means to test her faith. At the same time she has stolen and must see to believe and that’s given her flesh and bones, human with flaws….a strong character. The drone like frequencies rising in the background are made with the same note on different octaves, Hence Octavia, At the time of Jesus she would have been a Roman slave. Slave wouldn’t have names but they could have numbers maybe in posh family or she had a name before and she was made a slave…Don’t know. Has she found Jesus ? Don’t know. But with that ride she made her life worth living.
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Octavia Secunda Has Stolen The Horse Of Her Master To See Jesus

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There are potentially three private groups vying to invest roughly half a billion dollars into a sports and entertainment complex in Seattle. The city is weighing a proposal for a SoDo arena and inviting proposals for a renovation of Seattle Center’s Key Arena. Decisions will soon be made and this episode helps you become further informed of the issues.

In this episode:

Get the scoop on how the city is approaching a potential Key Arena location from Brian Surratt, director of Seattle’s Office of Economic Development.

Get an inside look at Oak View Groups intentions to submit a proposal from Lance Lopes, director of special projects at Oak View Group. 

Hear the challenges and opportunities the surrounding neighborhood sees from Debi Frausto who serves on the KeyArena Subcommittee Chair for the Seattle Uptown Alliance and is also on the Mayor’s Key Arena Advisory Panel.

This episode will give you a better understanding of how a Key Arena renovation could impact you and life in this city.

Seattle Growth Podcast

S2 Ep. 8: Key Arena Remodel and the Transformation of Seattle Uptown

In the nearly 10 years since the NBA franchise Seattle Supersonics left for Oklahoma City, several people have been working tirelessly to bring the Sonics back to Seattle. This episode gives you a window into the hearts and minds of two people working for several years to return Seattle to the league of cities playing host to professional basketball. In this episode you will hear from:

1. Chris Hansen; the leader of a group of investors attempting to bring an NBA franchise to an arena in Seattle’s SoDo neighborhood. He discusses his motivations for continued efforts to bring Seattle an NBA franchise. He also shares rare insights into where his group is in the process.

2. Jeff Brown; a Sonics fan and leader of the Bring Back our Sonics movement. He shares why he continues to rally fans years after the NBA left the Emerald City.

Sonic Boom Day is coming April 17th. Residents from across Seattle will be sharing their voice with Seattle City Council on where they would like an arena to be developed. As City Council is in the process of determining where to pave the way for a return of the NBA, developing an informed opinion can help you achieve the outcome that is in your best interest.

This episode of Seattle Growth Podcast gives you unique insight into what the NBA can mean to the residents of Seattle and what the proposal for a SoDo arena would mean to you and life in this city.

S2 Ep. 10: Chris Hansen & Efforts to Bring Back the Sonics

The arena wars are not over as two groups vie to reshape Seattle’s music scene, Seattle Center, and the future of winter professional sports in Seattle. In this special episode, find out why 33 members of Seattle’s music community weighed in on the arena debate to support one of the two proposals.

You will hear from Jason Finn, drummer for the platinum-selling, grammy-nominated band Presidents of the United States.

You will hear from David Meinert, whose Onto Entertainment manages the platinum selling musicians, The Lumineers.

Today’s episode gives you a better understanding about how Seattle’s music scene can be shaped by the arena proposals.

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By the start of the millennium, AyoKipp, born Kippy Kenneth Warren, was just a kid growing up in Toledo. The city, nestled in one far corner of Ohio, adjacent to Lake Erie’s waterfront, is close enough to Chicago, Detroit, Cincinnati and Cleveland to have cultivated a passion for music that would form Jack’s entire future -- from engineer to producer to artist. Beyond his city’s influence, his grandmother raised him in the church and encouraged the fundamentals -- Jack Papers learned how to play the flute by the third grade. Even before then, at six years old, Papers’ grandfather would have him tag along on his runs around the city. “He would have me all in the bars,” he says with a chuckle. The music he’d heard on these excursions stuck with him throughout the years. “There were the jazz and swing elements. There was a lot of OG music because the [clientele included] hustlers, pool sharks, prostitutes and gangsters.” 

By the time he hit adolescence, Warren’s next home would be one where he saw that passion grow exponentially. And he got there just in the nick of time. “When I got to Atlanta,” Jack shares. “That was when T.I.’s Trap Muzik came out and the city started booming with the trap movement. I really started my journey, professionally then. I got to see how the big names worked and all that. Getting my craft tight.” 

While in high school, Jack participated in the jazz band, the concert band and the choir, so he could read sheet music -- that skill would give him an edge in his future as a producer. He had also joined the most beloved school club in the South -- the marching band. “Everybody was in the marching band. The drug dealers, the pretty girls...” All of his experiences up until then simply added to his musical resume, for Warren, it has always been about trying something fresh. 

“I’m always experimenting with new sounds, like, I wouldn’t just stick with 808s,” he explains. “I’ma have some pop drums. I’ma have garage drums. I may find something from video games or a cool movie. I just like to keep the sounds coming from different places. I don’t make any record with any intent of how I want it to sound. It just comes out sounding, you know...” he says, pausing. “Different. With a groove. Gotta have that. And a bounce.” 

With his senior year closing in, he looked into new opportunities and it led to an engineering internship at Icon -- global artist Akon’s Atlanta studio in 2008. “It’s like a family there. That’s where I got my first break. Working with producers like DJ Toomp, Drumma Boy and Zaytoven was crazy. I would just sit and watch them work. I came up under Blake Eisman who worked a lot with Usher and Musiq Soulchild. I would learn so much from him and incorporate what I learned into my own stuff.” 

After watching artists at work with big name producers, Papers decided to begin his own career beyond the boards, moving into the booth. The Lilo Brown Chronicles came first, then Backpacks and Jettpacks in 2013 [“That’s when people really felt like, yeah, I can rap.”]. Later, Papers joined forces with longtime friend DJ Domo. The two would form Berkley Park -- naming the group after the neighborhood that Icon Studios is burrowed in. They dropped their Route 11
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