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This is Defector, a new sports blog and media company. We made this place together, we own it together, we run it together. Without access, without favor, without discretion, and without interference.

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New Defector Merch For Your Baby

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Merch v3

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Barry Petchesky

05 February 2024, Saxony-Anhalt, Halberstadt: A sheet of music from the piece "ORGAN2/ASLSP" by John Cage lies in front of the organ in the Burchardi Church before the start of the sound change. After two years, the sound of the slowest piece of music in the world, performed in Halberstadt in the Harz Mountains, has changed for the 16th time. On Monday, the 639-year organ piece ORGAN²/ASLSP ("As SLow aS Possible") by artist John Cage (1912-1992) underwent a sound change. This means that the six-sound piece that has been played in the Burchardi Church since February 2022 has become a seven-sound piece. Photo: Matthias Bein/dpa (Photo by Matthias Bein/picture alliance via Getty Images)

Press conference on the change of sound in the Cage project

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The Song Goes On Even If We Don’t

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Albert Burneko

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Life Comes At You Fast

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Luis Paez-Pumar

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This Is So Stupid

What Time Does “What Time Does The Super Bowl Start?” Start?

Title Earth glinting in the sun Released 17/07/2014 1:15 pm Copyright ESA/NASA Description Earth seen from space. ESA astronaut Alexander Gerst is sharing his incredible views from 400 km above on the International Space Station. Alexander will run over 100 experiments for all space agencies during his six-month Blue Dot mission.

German Astronaut Alexander Gerst Aboard The International Space Station

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Earth, The True GOAT, Breaks Longstanding Speed Record

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Patrick Redford

A workman removing the clocks at the close of the British Empire Exhibition held at Wembley in London, England in 1924. (Photo by Henry Miller News Picture Service/FPG/Getty Images)

Taking Down The Clocks

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Lauren Theisen

Time-Trial Turkey

Cook With A Timer, You Neanderthals

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