Long Center Gets Mo Money, Less Fewer Problems

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The Austin Business Journal reports that The Long Center recently received an influx of $150,000 from international law firm Fulbright & Jaworski and the foundation side of health insurance giant Humana. The legal beagles ponied up $100k, and Humana gave $50k. This brings the Long Center's total committed amount to $67.7 million of the $77 million they need to raise.

The Long Center will bring Austin's performance arts community into a whole 'nother realm of big and fancy! We can't wait to sit in cushy seats and listen to operas, symphonies, and more in a spiffy new space that's designed to handle the acoustics of large-venue, large-scale productions. So, thanks lawyers and insurance people - you've brought us that much closer.

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Ahhh, yes. Less vs. Fewer. That's always been a blind spot of mine. Thanks Chris.

It's easy. If you can quantify it, it's "fewer". Fewer apples. If it's not quantifiable, it's "less". Less water. That's why the fast check out lanes at HEB are fucking rad.

I hope somebody is making one of those cool, stop-motion movies during this, uh landmark deconstruction.

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