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Author Archives: Gandalfe
Windows Live Maps Rocks
I was grabbing a map for a new drummer so that he could attend our practice tomorrow and I chose Windows Live Map this time. Wow, has it improved; faster, slicker, and more intuitive to use, it will become my … Continue reading
Posted in Travel
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Uncrate: Vacuum Tube Car Stereo
Uncrate.com introduces us to the vacuum tube car stereo. "The Panasonic CQ-TX5500D ($950) is the only car stereo that we know of that features a built-in vacuum tube amplifier for all the retro-sounding overtones you so desperately desire. It plays … Continue reading
Posted in Technology
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Sax Station, What and How to Practice – Jazz, Latin, Funk
I found this interesting site, the Sax Station, that re-purposes YouTubage for practice purposes. The menu of things to do unfortunately is below the fold (two screens down) and site doesn’t have a professional appearance. But what a great way … Continue reading
Posted in Music
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Comics.com: Jazz Hands
From Greg; it’s all about the jazz hands thang. :o)
Posted in Humor
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Wired Mag: Free! Why $0.00 Is the Future of Business
Wired Magazine presents this article written by Chris Anderson. A fascinating read, this article is pretty provocative on the benefits and economics of giving away things to customers. Chris Anderson, editor of Wired, also wrote The Long Tail, and this … Continue reading
Posted in Technology
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Just sing it like you did yesterday…
A music conductor comes in with a score crumpled up under one arm. Says: "Folks, get out your pencils, we have a few changes to make." Proceeds for 20 minutes changing the music significantly, wiping out entire sections, adding beats, … Continue reading
Posted in Humor
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Beautiful Minds: Stephen Wiltshire
My sister points me to this YouTube clip with a simple, "Wow." Stephen Wiltshire from London is a star among savants. Stephen is autistic. He did not speak his first words "pencil" and "paper" until he was 5. Yet, when … Continue reading
Posted in Everyday Science
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Object D’Art — 50 ft Saxophone
Jay Easton send a pointer to this monstrosity located in, where else, Texas. His message is simple and one I can relate to, "I want one…" :o) The Roadside America site sez the sculpture is made from cars. How cool … Continue reading
Posted in Music
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So You Want to Write a Blog – Part I
I have been meaning to capture my thoughts on writing a successful blog and then I saw this quote which is rather elegantly put if’n you ask me. A very sage author once told me, “Write the book that you … Continue reading
Posted in Blog, Tips and Tricks, Writing
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