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Anna Friz / Absolute Value of Noise‘s ‘Morse Mountain‘ overnight generative piece is inspired by coastal mountains that have been implicated in human long distance communications and listening, whether occupied by overland telephone and telegraph cables, military monitoring stations, radio and acoustic beacons for ships and airplanes, or 5G cell towers.‘Morse Mountain‘ considers the ephemeral human occupations of signal space as they overlay mineral durations; fireflies buzzing around ancient beings that have merely paused to rest.Consider it an official unofficia...

CiTR 101.9FM kicks off the 2023 iteration of its 24 Hours of Radio Art programming at 12am on Tuesday, January 17th!Content has been curated and submissions coordinated by CiTR’s 24 Hours of Radio Art Team. Tune in for radio art-specific playlists from CiTR programmers Cora, Chronfused, Duncan's Donuts, gak, Le Midi, Teachable Moments, plus contributions from Peter Courtemanche and Bill Mullan - two of the driving forces behind this annual experimental music, sound research and noise tradition.The complete list of CiTR 101.9FM’s 24 Hours of Radio Art 2023 podcasts will be available...

How did FanGraphs' free agency contract predictions, both the crowd's and mine, do this offseason? Fairly well, in aggregate.

The department of transportation adding, they will hold southwest accountable if they do not take care of those stranded travelers. gabe cohen, cnn, baltimore, maryland. >> the southwest airlines snafu is taking a toll on the company's bottom line. in just the past week on wall street, southwest stock has fallen from $37 a share, to less than $33. that is about a 12% loss. reimbursing passengers will get expensive for the airline, airline industry analyst robert mann says this. you are looking at 1 million customers, if an average ticket is 250 to $300, that suggests that upper limit is 250 to...

About expensive southwest paying these people that have to man the phones, employees that have to man the phones, handle the r reservations and upgrades in terms of the technology that the company's ceo acknowledged last night. they're essentially going to have to double down. one analyst put it to me this way in terms of the impact to the reimbursements for example. this comment coming from robert, an aviation consultant said if you're looking at 1 million customers, ballpark it, if an average ticket is 250 to $300, that says the upper limit is 250 to $300 of absolute value. the question is h...