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you know." he said into the cameras with a broad smile. but I committed some kind of mischief, unedited performance. and conducting them in two-part (and sometimes even three-part) harmony. "This is an introduction to a world - the first part of many records that will go deeper. I just wanted to explore some sonic journeys.

At the beginning of the talk, Palmer talks about her early career as a living statue, and the people who would drive by, shouting "get a job!" as she waited for people to drop money into her hat. The implication, of course, was that being a living statue is not a job (its surprisingly consistent revenue stream notwithstanding), and that a living statue's income represents an entirely one-way transmission of value: spectators give money, and receive nothing in return. The rest of Palmer's talk is an attempt to explain that the value goes both ways, and that there is (or should be) nothing shameful about creators asking for money. But the attitude she's pushing against is deeply ingrained.

Before the game, Profar spent time on the field working with infield coach Dave Anderson.

Kelly interviewed McClintic after her arrest and asked her activities and whereabouts on the day Tori disappeared.