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Husband. Father. Coach. Rock Star, turned blogger. Spaces Host. I dig music. Be kind to each other. Diving Dad. Swiftie.
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Transitions & Transformations, by DJ Kevlar

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By Chris Read, DJ Kevlar, Henry Puffington
| The Future State Of Podcast
Transitions & Transformations Pre-order of Transitions & Transformations. You get 2 tracks now (streaming via the free Bandcamp app and also available as a high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more), plus the complete album the moment it’s released. Purchasable with gift card Download available in 16-bit/44.1kHz. releases August 7, 2026 1. Intro feat. Chiké Okonkwo 2. Romie Wasn't Built In A Day 3. 4. Belief feat. Eligh 5. Hanging In There 6. 7. Prospect Park feat. Von Pea 8. Keep Bouncing 9. Our Year feat.
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LETTER: Island Rail Corridor could mitigate brush fire risk

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By Chris Read
| Courtenay / Comox Valley Record Verified
Dear Editor, Two years ago, I wrote to both the Prime Minister of Canada and the Minister of Transportation and Infrastructure in British Columbia urging immediate action to clear the overgrown brush along the Island Rail corridor. At the time, my concern was clear: heavy vegetation and lack of maintenance on the Island rail line was creating a serious fire risk. I specifically highlighted areas like the Cameron Lake corridor where the tracks cut through dense, unmanaged forest.
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Fatso! (2012) - MobyGames

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By Chris Read
| MobyGames
Fatso! is a port of Fast Food. Food comes flying from left to right and the object is to eat it all, except the deadly pink pickles. After eating 50 cookies or pretzels, the game tells the player is "getting fatter" and the food starts moving faster. The player controls a munching mouth in all 8 directions, and differently from the Atari 2600 game, there is only one life: one pink pickle eaten and the game is over.
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