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Author Archives: Gandalfe
StrangeMaps: A Floor Plan of 221B Baker Street
I luv maps, maps of all flavors and types. So http://strangemaps.wordpress.com/ is on my RSS and periodically I get a stunner like this map aptly titled: Holmes, Sweet Holmes. Know how my my son loves Sherlock Holmes I sprang into … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Books, Games
Tagged Calib Carr, Italian Secretary, Sherlock Holmes
6 Comments
Here birdie, birdie, birdie…
I’ve inadvertently trained my indoor-only cats to come running whenever I open a window. I train them to come when I call them by either playing with them or now by opening a window. Most times when I call them … Continue reading
Posted in Pets
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A Colorful, Happy Spring Bounty
As I monitor my fellow blog posse’s sites I see that this year appears to be a rather good one for plants and wildlife. So in that spirit I thought I’d take some shots of the very happy, healthy plant … Continue reading
Posted in Ecology, Gardening
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Our Trip to see Addie in Pleasant Groves
At the urging of some of my favorite blog posse members, I’m finally getting around to posting some pictures of Suzy and my trip to Utah to visit our son’s family including little 2 month old Addie, our third grandchild. … Continue reading
Posted in My World
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Seatbelts – Cowboy Bebop’s Tank
This video is from their ‘Souvenir of Tokyo’ concert. I’ve often said how much I appreciate Masato Honda as a saxophonist and a performer. So for those of you uninitiated, consider yourself schooled. :o) You can view the Cowboy Bebop … Continue reading
Earle Hagen, think Harlem Nocturne, dies at 88
LOS ANGELES – Earle H. Hagen, who co-wrote the jazz classic "Harlem Nocturne" and composed memorable themes for "The Andy Griffith Show," "I Spy," "The Mod Squad" and other TV shows, has died. He was 88. Hagen, who is heard … Continue reading
Posted in Music
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Bass and Guitar in one Instrument
A friend of mine has this Frankenstein guitar that uses two pickups. One is for two strings and plays bass and the other four strings provide guitar. He then arranges songs so that he can play both parts with the … Continue reading
Posted in Music
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What? Another Bass Sax???
If you use three question marks, do they cancel each other out? ;o) So Matt let me try a Buescher TT bass sax to low G. You heard me, low G. The instrument has a nickel finish and is a … Continue reading
Posted in Saxophone
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The Infinitesimal Universe?
“It is enough for me to contemplate the mystery of conscious life, perpetuating itself through all eternity; to reflect upon the marvelous structure of the Universe; and to try humbly to comprehend even an infinitesimal part of the intelligence manifested … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Everyday Science, Writing
Tagged Einstein, History Channel, Social Networking, The Universe
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Selling Your Life For A Quarter at a Time
A fellow blogger pointed this post by Tim Barcz out to me last week. Sad and poignant, Selling Your Life For A Quarter at a Time is one of those posts that stop and make you think. My friend also … Continue reading
Posted in Health and wellness
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