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you can Wiki any opera for the plot. The library has libretti for loan or give me a call and Ill read to you from my Standard Operaglass entries. They are such dynamic stories.

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Yeah, here is your discussion topic: "This is the anniversary of the Cascadia Quake 300 plus years ago. it was so big they felt it in Japan. Scientist studying it tell us it happened here, caused this kind of damage and if it happened today this is what might happen. Is Portland ready for this big of one? What do we need to get ready, What will it cost to get ready, What will it cost NOT to get ready"

posted 5 years ago
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The west side could be called Cascadia and the east side could be called Washegon or Oregton ;)

posted 5 years ago
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