Woe to Ariel, to Ariel, the city where David dwelt! (Isa. 29:1)
That's all so far, but these minor syncs are often a prelude to things to come.
The name Ariel has appeared on this blog once before, in "Vizzini, flies, and full fathom five" (July 2025), where it refers to the character in Shakespeare's play The Tempest, who sings the song alluded to in the title. That word tempest recently appeared in "Minor syncs: Omelette and Mormon tempest" (March 7), another of those "minor syncs" that ended up ramifying into something more complex.
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Today I was pointed to a recorded discussion with two people from a virtual world I occasionally visit. One of the main topics was an airplane flight and combat system, still in the works. I'd seen included footage (link below) before but took note the name of one of the plane models -- the Tempest -- and that aerial is very similar to Ariel.
youtube.com/watch?v=1n0eZ5A-XdA
WG also posted the following, but the formatting somehow messed up the whole page. Here it is unformatted:
On Tuesday, I dreamt I ran a search for us hit eye of the storm, and the results pointed to a hip-hop song by someone along the lines of Missy Elliot or Eve. I recall seeing a word like eyevy (eye + ivy) in relation to the song, maybe in its title, and presumably contributing to the thought of the second woman despite only knowing two of her songs IRL.
When I woke up, I gave the search a try cause why not. Predictably the results were about tornadoes and such, with three articles reporting on deaths and damage done in central US just last week. Vaguely more surprising, the rest of the first page's links involved a US Air Force plane that entered the eye of last year's Hurricane Melissa.
interestingengineering.com/military/us-air-force-releases-rare-footage-of-flying-through-category-5-hurricane-melissa
I thought to do another, more direct search with song eye of the storm. The whole first page pointed to a Christian song by one Ryan Stevenson and featuring "GabeReal", real name Gabriel Patillo. I found the play on that name kind of interesting as I'd noted the difference in letters between Gabriel and Ariel the night before.
youtube.com/watch?v=3gO3b1g6JLA
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