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We always think of technology being permanent, that there'll always be somebody around who remembers how to do everything important, and that we are in a perpetual state of forward-motion. I got to thinking about this when I was in San Francisco a few weeks ago and saw my friend Sarah, whom I hadn't talked to in almost ten years. In shooting the breeze with her about the old days, she mentioned that years ago, I had single-handedly changed the way she makes pancakes by suggesting that she add a little bit of orange juice to the batter before hitting the griddle. This rattled me quite a bit, because I remembered doing that years ago, remembered the person who taught me that trick, and even remembered the occasion during which I'd passed it on to Sarah. The problem was, I myself hadn't done it for years. Not because I'd outgrown it or decided I didn't like it, but because I'd simply forgotten. The technology of delicious, tangy pancakes had been lost for nearly a decade, just as the structural secrets that keep those monumental stairways to heaven that you visit every time you go to Europe in place were. Calamity! I needed to rectify the situation immediately, so I quietly excused myself from the left coast, caught the first flight back to Newark, and planned to make myself the first proper breakfast I'd had since 1994."},{"startTime":{"@attributes":{"msec":""}},"title":"Comment: I type this as a plate sticky with butter and syrup, and with a napkin stuck to it sits next to my computer, and a mountain of mixing bowls, whisks, egg shells, and cast iron acoutrements are piled in the sink behind me. My second cup of Bustelo is about halfway finished, and did I mention the container of orange juice I polished off to make this dream a reality? 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It was great to see you all showing your support for freeform radio, and believe me, your efforts shall not go unrewarded."},{"startTime":{"@attributes":{"msec":""}}}],"playlist":{"@attributes":{"url":"https:\/\/wfmu.org\/playlists\/shows\/9453"}},"@attributes":{"offset":"0:8:25","shareSafe":"0","timestamps":"1"},"audio":{"@attributes":{"url":"rtmpt:\/\/rtmp.wfmu.org\/cfx\/st\/mp4:HT\/ht031111r.mp4"}},"title":"The Hotwire Mandate with Mike Lupica from 11\/11\/2003","segments":{"@attributes":{"url":"https:\/\/wfmu.org\/playlists\/shows\/9453\/starttimes.xml"}},"info":{"@attributes":{"url":"https:\/\/wfmu.org\/playlists\/shows\/9453"}},"flash_server":"rtmpt:\/\/rtmp.wfmu.org\/cfx\/st\/","mp4_server":"\/\/s3.amazonaws.com\/arch.wfmu.org\/"}

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The Hotwire Mandate with Mike Lupica from 11/11/2003

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