WFMU: Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from July 9, 2019

Listener comments!
	3:00pm Cmurtha: Hello everyone!
	🚂 3:00pm Listening Out There: Accordions make my day...
	🚂 3:01pm βrian: Tunneling in. Good afternoon/evening.
	3:01pm Webhamster Henry: I liked that mix of train arrivals! good to drop in between sets!
	3:02pm Rich in Washington: Hiya David D! Hello fellow subway riders!
	🚂 3:02pm Carmichael: Heya David and cross-tie walkers.
	3:03pm David D: Hey there Cmurtha, LOT, βrian, Henry, Rich, and Carmichael!
	3:08pm David D: Oh and thanks, WH!
	3:08pm chresti @griffith Park: Hello David On my way home! Listening in the car..
	3:09pm doctorjazz: Hi Riders! Nice track, this Talmudi!
	3:10pm Stanley: This Station Rule the Nation
	3:11pm David D: Greetings Chresti and Doctorjazz. Preach Stanley!
	3:11pm doctorjazz: Quick search on the internets, seems to only be available as a digital download... :(
	3:12pm Sem: Hello, David, and all aboard.
	3:13pm David D: Hello Sem!
	3:14pm David D: Good question, Doctorjazz.
	3:16pm Stanley: This is good.
	3:17pm fred: Good evening David and all on the train
	3:17pm Sem: Hiya, fred.
	🚂 3:20pm βrian: Did Yael set your heart to fluttering?
	🚂 3:24pm Yvang: Hi David and continental commuters!
	3:24pm fred: @Sem: I bought Robertson Davies' Deptford Trilogy today, based on a long ago recommendation of yours. The owner of the bookshop told me Davies was an occasional customer back when he had a bookstore in Toronto, and he's to date the only customer to have complained that a book's price was far too low: it was a first edition of one of Davies' own books
	3:25pm fleep: (surfacing) Mint condition greetings
	3:26pm Sem: Ha! The man was a real card. I enjoyed the Deptford books, hope you find favour as well.
	🚂 3:26pm βrian: I was on a Davies jag many years ago. Good reading.
	3:26pm David D: Ahoy there Fleep, Yvang, and Fred!
	3:34pm Webhamster Henry: After you mop up the blood from these charming ballads, you might cleanse your palette with a little Jean Redpath singing Rabbie Burns tunes.
	3:36pm David D: Yes, they don't write 'em quite the same anymore...
	3:39pm fred: I missed it today, but I once saw M.A. Numminen live. I loved it, as he performed his take on the Tractatus, which is probably the book I've read most often
	3:41pm David D: Yes, Numminen is fantastic live. I saw a show of his with tango and jazz, lots of humor and fun.
	3:42pm Hams: brutal, dude.
	3:44pm David D: Hey Hams - do you mean the folk song lyrics?
	3:44pm doctorjazz: Very pretty, like being at a Jewish wedding.
	3:46pm David D: Yes, it is a klezmer tune, but played on other instruments.
	3:47pm doctorjazz: Tzimbal?
	🚂 3:47pm chresti: Ok, made it..
	3:48pm Hams: yeah, the story, yeah. good one.
	3:48pm David D: Those old folk songs are chock full of pain and anguish.
	🚂 3:50pm βrian: Our local klezmer band is Yid Vicious. I came across them once playing on the bike path.
	3:53pm David D: Doc: Cittern? There is a long list of instruments on that one: www.discogs.com...
	3:56pm David D: Yid Vicious is a great name - will have to track them down...
	4:00pm doctorjazz: David, on the Discogs instrument list, 2 down from Cittern is Cymbal. It's a kind of hammered dulcimer I've seen/heard in some klezmer bands. I believe Andy Statman had one in his early bands.
	4:06pm Webhamster Henry: He could turn any cheezy tune into magic, I guess.
	4:07pm David D: Thanks, Doc - of course!
	4:35pm northguineahills: There is a train track here, where 40 km has turned into a bike/hiking trail. The remaining track doesn't look more kept up then the pic. But in the last two years, I've seen four trains. Apparently, it comes to a lumber yard and a brick warehouse. As much I love rail to trails, I wish this nation would embrace rail infrastructure.
	4:38pm David D: NGH: Yes, that would be great. Rail travel has much less of an environmental impact if nothing else. In any case, the track in the picture is actually a random left-over track from something at the edge of Tempelhofer Feld in Berlin.
	4:41pm northguineahills: ahh, the old airport....
	4:43pm David D: Yes, it is now a huge, wide open free space for everyone and anything.
	4:50pm fred: @NGH: any news after your recent job posting endeavor?
	4:55pm northguineahills: No news yet, last interview was last Tuesday, and it became a holiday week, so most offices took the week off and are now just getting back to work.
	🚂 4:57pm Brian in UK: Hello David and those who know their stop without having to look.
	5:00pm northguineahills: @fred: Thankfully I don't need blood thinners, even though I have congenital vascular issues (heart attack, grandfather; stroke and pulmonary embolism, father), as having Van Willebrand's Syndrome (false hemophilia), I don't create enough proteins for my blood to clot normally. So, when I bleed, I bleed (and make a mess). and I bruise super easily, so, I'm always black and blue, being the clumsy MF I am...
	5:09pm David D: Hello Brian! That is always a good ability to have, in fact - especially if one is prone to napping.
	5:10pm David D: NGH: Oh, just read your comment - that sounds difficult.
	5:12pm David D: Is there anything you need to do for that?
	🚂 5:13pm chris: hi, David and folks. this Stone from the Sky = \m/
	5:14pm David D: Hey there Chris!
	5:18pm melinda: Hi everyone
	5:19pm David D: Hi Melinda!
	5:20pm northguineahills: @David: It's never stopped me from being active in sports or the outdoors, but it freaks out my wife and friends when I severely cut myself (like when I cut myself 7cm washing a beer glass when it shattered, cutting to the bone, leaving large pools of blood, wife just about fainted). But, I'm used to it, and have been taking first aid lessons since kindergarten, so, I know how to apply pressure, and apply a tourniquet. It's no big deal to me (that, and I have a high tolerance for pain).
	5:20pm fred: @NGH: that sucks. I have a collection of big bruises myself these days (biggest 3" wide), probably blood-thinner overdose, I have a blood test tomorrow, which will probably be fine. It's a roller-coaster thing
	5:22pm David D: Ouch, I hope that goes well, Fred.
	5:23pm David D: NGH: Glad it isn't too much of a hardship.
	5:24pm northguineahills: Rain Sultanov, new to me! Got to use all of my eggplants, so more eggplant tempura tacos for everyone (how do I upload them?) @fred: large bruises are the norm for me. I have to have a bleeding test before a doctor cuts me or prescribes medication. Luckily, in the last few years, I have been the lowest threshold, but I'm not allow to donate blood due to the fear if I cut myself later, I might bleed out. (which sucks, being Type O+, I'd like to donate).
	5:28pm David D: Eggplant tempura tacos sound magical.
	5:28pm fred: @NGH: I'm barred from donating blood too because the meds basically spoil it. How is your spice garden going?
	5:30pm northguineahills: Well, I have too much produce to use (a good problem), and I'm out of my house at the end of the month
	5:31pm David D: NGH: That second part sounds like a bad problem.
	5:32pm northguineahills: Suleiman is also new to me!
	5:33pm fred: That's NOT a good problem! Best of luck in your job search
	5:33pm doctorjazz: New to me as well, NGH, nice track!
	5:35pm doctorjazz: (Many of not most of these names are usually new to me...wfmu has been a humbling experience for once who used to think he was musically knowledgeable...)
	5:36pm doctorjazz: Ah, names I know (Drake,Mateen), whew.
	5:38pm David D: Doctorjazz: I suppose one of the ideas of this show and of much of WFMU in general is musical journeying and adventure, always finding and sharing and hearing new stuff.
	5:39pm fred: @doctorjazz: I wouldn't have pegged you as a Drake fan (ducks)
	5:40pm David D: Ducks!
	5:41pm fred: As I like to say, I don't listen to WFMU to hear what I like, but to like what I hear
	5:41pm David D: Even if it wasn't intended it is brilliant.
	5:42pm doctorjazz: :)
	🚂 5:43pm chris: i love that expression, fred. may i borrow it?
	5:43pm David D: Yes, the whole WFMU ethos is pretty much that. It should go on next year's t-shirt in fact.
	5:44pm Sem: I come in part to read things like the above half dozen remarks. I'm out for the evening, thanks for the as always scintillating ride, Conductor David. Ciao for now.
	5:44pm fred: @chris: you may
	5:45pm David D: Thanks for joining us, Sem!
	5:45pm doctorjazz: NGH, hope this round of job interviews pans out. Von Willibrands disease has different subtypes; most will respond to a medication called DDAVP, which can be given IV or by Nasal spray, which should stop the bleeding. (But you probably know that)
	5:48pm doctorjazz: I listen to hear things I don't know as well, learn about musicians, genres, etc. It is humbling how much there is to learn...
	5:55pm northguineahills: @doctorjazz: it hasn't been a 'major problem' since I was 20 years old (the last time I failed a bleeding test). Since adulthood, it's just been a nuisance I have to be mindful of).
	5:57pm northguineahills: tacos were great, food coma incoming.....
	🚂 6:01pm chris: this is my stop. thanks, David. see you all soon!
	6:03pm David D: Thanks, Chris - take care!
	6:04pm doctorjazz: Time to transfer to the Staten Island Expressway, thanks David!
	6:05pm David D: Have a safe commute, doctorjazz!
	6:23pm northguineahills: Constantinescu sounds familiar, but I can't place him, and don't have any of his music.
	6:26pm fred: My stop is coming into view. Thanks for the ride
	6:27pm David D: Thanks, Fred - have a good night!
	6:27pm David D: NGH: I think I know what you mean.
	6:29pm David D: Sweeping landscapes perhaps?
	6:58pm northguineahills: Thanks, David and friends!
	6:59pm David D: Thanks NGH and everyone!
	🚂 6:59pm Yvang: Thanks for the transportation!
	🚂 7:00pm chresti: Thanks David!
	7:03pm David D: Thank you!

Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from July 9, 2019

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Continental Subway	Intro "Intro" by "Continental Subway"
M.A. Numminen	Minä Soitan Harmonikkaa (Pesenka Krokodila Genya)	Suosituimmat Lastenlaulut	1985		0:00:42 (Pop-up)
Eyal Talmudi Quintet	Lo Stam "Lo Stam" by "Eyal Talmudi Quintet"	Even If	2017		0:03:26 (Pop-up)
Yael & The Mothers	Home "Home" by "Yael & The Mothers"	Yael & The Mothers	2017		0:13:33 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Tartan Amoebas	Reggaelypso "Reggaelypso" by "Tartan Amoebas"	Evolution	1997		0:18:37 (Pop-up)
Roud 4: Lord Thomas and Fair Eleanor/Annie/Ellen
Martin Carthy & Dave Swarbrick	Lord Thomas and Fair Eleanor	Straws in the Wind	2006		0:24:54 (Pop-up)
Ewan MacColl & Peggy Seeger	Lord Thomas and Fair Annie	Classic Scots Ballads	1959		0:30:43 (Pop-up)
Jessie Murray	Lord Thomas and Fair Ellen	The Child Ballads	1961		0:36:21 (Pop-up)
Susie Glaze	Lord Thomas and Fair Ellender	Singin' the Moon Up: The Voice of Jean Ritchie	2007		0:38:42 (Pop-up)
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Die Irrlichter	Zemer Atik "Zemer Atik" by "Die Irrlichter"	Goldstück	2008		0:44:16 (Pop-up)
Dobranotch	Skobaria "Skobaria" by "Dobranotch"	Makhorka	2017		0:48:48 (Pop-up)
Quirino do Canto	Mino di Mama "Mino di Mama" by "Quirino do Canto"	Cabo Verde Poema Tropical	1985		0:51:50 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Quadro Nuevo	Die Reise nach Batumi	Grand Voyage	2012		0:57:32 (Pop-up)
João Gilberto	Corcovado "Corcovado" by "João Gilberto"	O Amor, o Sorriso e a Flor	1960		1:05:40 (Pop-up)
João Gilberto	Trevo de quatro folhas	O Amor, o Sorriso e a Flor	1960		1:07:15 (Pop-up)
Orquestra Afro Brasileira	Obaluayê	Obaluayê!	1957		1:08:37 (Pop-up)
Badi Assad	Voce Não Entendeu Nada	Verde	2004		1:11:25 (Pop-up)
Elza Soares	A Mulher do Fim do Mundo	A Mulher do Fim do Mundo	2015		1:15:29 (Pop-up)
Rodrigo Amarante	Maná "Maná" by "Rodrigo Amarante"	Cavalo	2013		1:19:40 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Los Orientales de Paramonga	La Carcocha		1970		1:22:12 (Pop-up)
Cobla de Sant Jordi - Ciutat de Barcelona	De Nit al Pont de Sant Agustí	La Saradana	2014	Composed by Francesc Cassú	1:27:38 (Pop-up)
Jordi Savall, Andrew Lawrence-King, Frank McGuire	The Nathaniel Gow’s Set - The Braes o’ Bushbie Slow march (J.McFayden, ca.1795)	The Celtic Viol II	2010		1:34:01 (Pop-up)
Sixto Silgado Paíto, Los Gaiteros De Punta Brava	Llorando, bullerengue (chalupa)	Colombie - Colombia	2013		1:37:33 (Pop-up)
Dino Saluzzi Group	Tiempos Primeros	El Valle de la Infancia	2014	Part 1: La Arribeña Composed by – Atahualpa Yupanqui Part 2: La Casa Paterna Composed by – Atahualpa Yupanqui	1:42:44 (Pop-up)
Loxandra Ensemble	Balkan Salsa "Balkan Salsa" by "Loxandra Ensemble"	In Transition	2018		1:51:33 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Max Greger & Orchester	Soul Breeze		1970		1:57:27 (Pop-up)
Stone from the Sky	Atomic Valley "Atomic Valley" by "Stone from the Sky"	Break a Leg	2019		2:09:06 (Pop-up)
Rain Sultanov	Up Lahij Mountains "Up Lahij Mountains" by "Rain Sultanov"	Inspired By Nature	2017		2:16:33 (Pop-up)
Omer Klein Trio	Solois "Solois" by "Omer Klein Trio"	Radio Mediteran	2019		2:22:31 (Pop-up)
Alexander Suleiman	Ludus tonalis "Ludus tonalis" by "Alexander Suleiman"	Atavistic Music: Extreme Jazz	2014		2:26:32 (Pop-up)
Hamid Drake & Sabir Mateen	Brothers Together	Brothers Together	2002		2:34:06 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Stewy von Wattenwyl	Amsterdam After Dark	Wabash	2008		2:54:56 (Pop-up)
Paul Constantinescu (30 June 1909 – 20 December 1963)
Vlad Stănculeasa, Thomas Hoppe	Paul Constantinescu: Sonatina for Violin and Piano	Romanian Journey	2013	Composed in 1933	3:02:01 (Pop-up)
French National Radio Orchestra, Valentin Gheorghiu, Constantin Silvestri	Paul Constantinescu: Piano Concerto	Concert Pentru Pian Și Orchestră	1959	Composed in 1951	3:12:19 (Pop-up)
""
Hradišťan	Už je ráno, už je deň	Hraje A Zpívá Soubor Písní A Tanců Hradišťan	1972		3:37:27 (Pop-up)
Saba Alizadeh	Scattered Drops "Scattered Drops" by "Saba Alizadeh"	Scattered Memories	2017		3:41:40 (Pop-up)
Aki Takase & Rudi Mahall	I'm Beginning to See the Light	Evergreen	2008		3:48:44 (Pop-up)
Hot Club de Frank	Shine "Shine" by "Hot Club de Frank"	Shine	2000		3:53:56 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Duke Ellington	Take the "A" Train		1941/1962		3:55:55 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:00pm Cmurtha: Hello everyone!
	🚂 3:00pm Listening Out There: Accordions make my day...
	🚂 3:01pm βrian: Tunneling in. Good afternoon/evening.
	3:01pm Webhamster Henry: I liked that mix of train arrivals! good to drop in between sets!
	3:02pm Rich in Washington: Hiya David D! Hello fellow subway riders!
	🚂 3:02pm Carmichael: Heya David and cross-tie walkers.
	3:03pm David D: Hey there Cmurtha, LOT, βrian, Henry, Rich, and Carmichael!
	3:08pm David D: Oh and thanks, WH!
	3:08pm chresti @griffith Park: Hello David On my way home! Listening in the car..
	3:09pm doctorjazz: Hi Riders! Nice track, this Talmudi!
	3:10pm Stanley: This Station Rule the Nation
	3:11pm David D: Greetings Chresti and Doctorjazz. Preach Stanley!
	3:11pm doctorjazz: Quick search on the internets, seems to only be available as a digital download... :(
	3:12pm Sem: Hello, David, and all aboard.
	3:13pm David D: Hello Sem!
	3:14pm David D: Good question, Doctorjazz.
	3:16pm Stanley: This is good.
	3:17pm fred: Good evening David and all on the train
	3:17pm Sem: Hiya, fred.
	🚂 3:20pm βrian: Did Yael set your heart to fluttering?
	🚂 3:24pm Yvang: Hi David and continental commuters!
	3:24pm fred: @Sem: I bought Robertson Davies' Deptford Trilogy today, based on a long ago recommendation of yours. The owner of the bookshop told me Davies was an occasional customer back when he had a bookstore in Toronto, and he's to date the only customer to have complained that a book's price was far too low: it was a first edition of one of Davies' own books
	3:25pm fleep: (surfacing) Mint condition greetings
	3:26pm Sem: Ha! The man was a real card. I enjoyed the Deptford books, hope you find favour as well.
	🚂 3:26pm βrian: I was on a Davies jag many years ago. Good reading.
	3:26pm David D: Ahoy there Fleep, Yvang, and Fred!
	3:34pm Webhamster Henry: After you mop up the blood from these charming ballads, you might cleanse your palette with a little Jean Redpath singing Rabbie Burns tunes.
	3:36pm David D: Yes, they don't write 'em quite the same anymore...
	3:39pm fred: I missed it today, but I once saw M.A. Numminen live. I loved it, as he performed his take on the Tractatus, which is probably the book I've read most often
	3:41pm David D: Yes, Numminen is fantastic live. I saw a show of his with tango and jazz, lots of humor and fun.
	3:42pm Hams: brutal, dude.
	3:44pm David D: Hey Hams - do you mean the folk song lyrics?
	3:44pm doctorjazz: Very pretty, like being at a Jewish wedding.
	3:46pm David D: Yes, it is a klezmer tune, but played on other instruments.
	3:47pm doctorjazz: Tzimbal?
	🚂 3:47pm chresti: Ok, made it..
	3:48pm Hams: yeah, the story, yeah. good one.
	3:48pm David D: Those old folk songs are chock full of pain and anguish.
	🚂 3:50pm βrian: Our local klezmer band is Yid Vicious. I came across them once playing on the bike path.
	3:53pm David D: Doc: Cittern? There is a long list of instruments on that one: www.discogs.com...
	3:56pm David D: Yid Vicious is a great name - will have to track them down...
	4:00pm doctorjazz: David, on the Discogs instrument list, 2 down from Cittern is Cymbal. It's a kind of hammered dulcimer I've seen/heard in some klezmer bands. I believe Andy Statman had one in his early bands.
	4:06pm Webhamster Henry: He could turn any cheezy tune into magic, I guess.
	4:07pm David D: Thanks, Doc - of course!
	4:35pm northguineahills: There is a train track here, where 40 km has turned into a bike/hiking trail. The remaining track doesn't look more kept up then the pic. But in the last two years, I've seen four trains. Apparently, it comes to a lumber yard and a brick warehouse. As much I love rail to trails, I wish this nation would embrace rail infrastructure.
	4:38pm David D: NGH: Yes, that would be great. Rail travel has much less of an environmental impact if nothing else. In any case, the track in the picture is actually a random left-over track from something at the edge of Tempelhofer Feld in Berlin.
	4:41pm northguineahills: ahh, the old airport....
	4:43pm David D: Yes, it is now a huge, wide open free space for everyone and anything.
	4:50pm fred: @NGH: any news after your recent job posting endeavor?
	4:55pm northguineahills: No news yet, last interview was last Tuesday, and it became a holiday week, so most offices took the week off and are now just getting back to work.
	🚂 4:57pm Brian in UK: Hello David and those who know their stop without having to look.
	5:00pm northguineahills: @fred: Thankfully I don't need blood thinners, even though I have congenital vascular issues (heart attack, grandfather; stroke and pulmonary embolism, father), as having Van Willebrand's Syndrome (false hemophilia), I don't create enough proteins for my blood to clot normally. So, when I bleed, I bleed (and make a mess). and I bruise super easily, so, I'm always black and blue, being the clumsy MF I am...
	5:09pm David D: Hello Brian! That is always a good ability to have, in fact - especially if one is prone to napping.
	5:10pm David D: NGH: Oh, just read your comment - that sounds difficult.
	5:12pm David D: Is there anything you need to do for that?
	🚂 5:13pm chris: hi, David and folks. this Stone from the Sky = \m/
	5:14pm David D: Hey there Chris!
	5:18pm melinda: Hi everyone
	5:19pm David D: Hi Melinda!
	5:20pm northguineahills: @David: It's never stopped me from being active in sports or the outdoors, but it freaks out my wife and friends when I severely cut myself (like when I cut myself 7cm washing a beer glass when it shattered, cutting to the bone, leaving large pools of blood, wife just about fainted). But, I'm used to it, and have been taking first aid lessons since kindergarten, so, I know how to apply pressure, and apply a tourniquet. It's no big deal to me (that, and I have a high tolerance for pain).
	5:20pm fred: @NGH: that sucks. I have a collection of big bruises myself these days (biggest 3" wide), probably blood-thinner overdose, I have a blood test tomorrow, which will probably be fine. It's a roller-coaster thing
	5:22pm David D: Ouch, I hope that goes well, Fred.
	5:23pm David D: NGH: Glad it isn't too much of a hardship.
	5:24pm northguineahills: Rain Sultanov, new to me! Got to use all of my eggplants, so more eggplant tempura tacos for everyone (how do I upload them?) @fred: large bruises are the norm for me. I have to have a bleeding test before a doctor cuts me or prescribes medication. Luckily, in the last few years, I have been the lowest threshold, but I'm not allow to donate blood due to the fear if I cut myself later, I might bleed out. (which sucks, being Type O+, I'd like to donate).
	5:28pm David D: Eggplant tempura tacos sound magical.
	5:28pm fred: @NGH: I'm barred from donating blood too because the meds basically spoil it. How is your spice garden going?
	5:30pm northguineahills: Well, I have too much produce to use (a good problem), and I'm out of my house at the end of the month
	5:31pm David D: NGH: That second part sounds like a bad problem.
	5:32pm northguineahills: Suleiman is also new to me!
	5:33pm fred: That's NOT a good problem! Best of luck in your job search
	5:33pm doctorjazz: New to me as well, NGH, nice track!
	5:35pm doctorjazz: (Many of not most of these names are usually new to me...wfmu has been a humbling experience for once who used to think he was musically knowledgeable...)
	5:36pm doctorjazz: Ah, names I know (Drake,Mateen), whew.
	5:38pm David D: Doctorjazz: I suppose one of the ideas of this show and of much of WFMU in general is musical journeying and adventure, always finding and sharing and hearing new stuff.
	5:39pm fred: @doctorjazz: I wouldn't have pegged you as a Drake fan (ducks)
	5:40pm David D: Ducks!
	5:41pm fred: As I like to say, I don't listen to WFMU to hear what I like, but to like what I hear
	5:41pm David D: Even if it wasn't intended it is brilliant.
	5:42pm doctorjazz: :)
	🚂 5:43pm chris: i love that expression, fred. may i borrow it?
	5:43pm David D: Yes, the whole WFMU ethos is pretty much that. It should go on next year's t-shirt in fact.
	5:44pm Sem: I come in part to read things like the above half dozen remarks. I'm out for the evening, thanks for the as always scintillating ride, Conductor David. Ciao for now.
	5:44pm fred: @chris: you may
	5:45pm David D: Thanks for joining us, Sem!
	5:45pm doctorjazz: NGH, hope this round of job interviews pans out. Von Willibrands disease has different subtypes; most will respond to a medication called DDAVP, which can be given IV or by Nasal spray, which should stop the bleeding. (But you probably know that)
	5:48pm doctorjazz: I listen to hear things I don't know as well, learn about musicians, genres, etc. It is humbling how much there is to learn...
	5:55pm northguineahills: @doctorjazz: it hasn't been a 'major problem' since I was 20 years old (the last time I failed a bleeding test). Since adulthood, it's just been a nuisance I have to be mindful of).
	5:57pm northguineahills: tacos were great, food coma incoming.....
	🚂 6:01pm chris: this is my stop. thanks, David. see you all soon!
	6:03pm David D: Thanks, Chris - take care!
	6:04pm doctorjazz: Time to transfer to the Staten Island Expressway, thanks David!
	6:05pm David D: Have a safe commute, doctorjazz!
	6:23pm northguineahills: Constantinescu sounds familiar, but I can't place him, and don't have any of his music.
	6:26pm fred: My stop is coming into view. Thanks for the ride
	6:27pm David D: Thanks, Fred - have a good night!
	6:27pm David D: NGH: I think I know what you mean.
	6:29pm David D: Sweeping landscapes perhaps?
	6:58pm northguineahills: Thanks, David and friends!
	6:59pm David D: Thanks NGH and everyone!
	🚂 6:59pm Yvang: Thanks for the transportation!
	🚂 7:00pm chresti: Thanks David!
	7:03pm David D: Thank you!

Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from July 9, 2019

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