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Author Archives: Gandalfe
Copyright Complexities
This is rather an educational view of the very complex world of copyrights and copyright infringements. I want to remember this and review it periodically so, of course, I place it in my blog.
Posted in Computers and Internet
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Siblings
I’ve three brothers and a sister. Most of them I really like. (Just kiddin’.) This picture was probably taken in Sigourney, Iowa in the mid-sixties. This was the first *new* car that my father had owned. The shadow head is … Continue reading
Posted in My World, Photograph
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Doing it with a Sax
I’m late for work after a luscious lunch with sweet Suzy Jo. Seems I had a screw in the tire of my ride which has been leaking for a week now. After refilling it once I found the damage. Damn. … Continue reading
Posted in Saxophone
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Hey, found pics on my Camera :o)
This first picture is of Theo looking thoughtful. Turns out he had an abscess over his right eye and I caught it before Suzy did. That is a rarity as she is so observant and I, not so much. I … Continue reading
Posted in Music
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Crazy Sax Friday
I’m so ready for the weekend, except Suzy works! Ah well, it’s chores and some quality sax practice time for me. Here is a little gem that made me laugh–hey, I’m easy that way. :o) Our quartet practice this Sunday … Continue reading
Posted in Music
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Gerry Mulligan: The Age of Steam
I’m making my way through the Gerry Mulligan DVD, The Age of Steam. I’ve always appreciated Gerry’s sense of rhythm and song phrasing. Right now he’s playing clarinet on his ‘One Note Samba’. The DVD has him playing piano, … Continue reading
Posted in Jazz
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Choice Begins Today
Around the campus where I work I’ve seen these signs touting the release of my team’s newest product. I know where the marketer who came up with the slogan is coming from but it got me thinking about life in … Continue reading
Posted in Health and wellness
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IAJE Files for Bankruptcy
"In what is being described as a "perfect storm" of bad luck, unchecked growth, fundraising and management failures, the International Association for Jazz Education (IAJE) — an important link to Seattle’s successful school jazz-band scene — has collapsed." This from … Continue reading
Posted in Jazz
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The Dissonance: A Little bit o’ Jazz
The Microsoft MVP Global Summit is this week so I’ve been very busy setting things up, reacting to fire drills, and spending quality time with my peeps, the CRM MVP team. (What do you mean there’s only food for 12 … Continue reading
Posted in Jazz
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How to Be a Blogging Star
The New York Times article, So You Want to Be a Blogging Star, caught my eye a couple of weeks ago and I’m just now getting around to writing about it. Most of it seems intuitive to me, but might … Continue reading
Posted in Blog, Writing
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