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Author Archives: Gandalfe
Miss Representation
Miss Representation explores women’s under-representation in positions of power and influence and challenges the limited and often disparaging portrayals of women in media. Writer/Director Jennifer Siebel Newsom brings together some of America’s most influential thought leaders in politics, news, entertainment, … Continue reading
Wanted: Amateur Adult Musicians for a Research Study!
Do you have 15 minutes to spare to help with research into music making? Dr. Alexandra Lamont from Keele University, England is carrying out a research project of adult amateur music making (amateur being defined as someone who does not … Continue reading
NYT: Comparing This Recession to Previous Ones
I can’t believe anyone doesn’t know how deep this recession cuts across all people and groups in the United States. But this New York Times article really puts it into perspective. Most us know a family member, friend or coworker … Continue reading
Posted in Education, In the news..., My World, News and politics, Television
Tagged 60 Minutes, Mortgage Meltdown, New York Times, Recession, State Budgets, Unemployment
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Mad Romance – Real Americana Vocal Quartet
Here is an example why I always include vocalists with the Microsoft Jazz Band. They wow the audience and brings people back to see us again and again.
Posted in Band, Female vocalists, Jazz, MJB, Vocalist
Tagged Mad Romance, Miami, Rui Dias-Aidos, Vocal Quartet
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Facebook Permissions ~ a Plea for Fairness
I recently saw this post from a friend of mine on Facebook: I am guessing that Keri did not authorized this implicitly. Rather, she took a quiz and this picture got sent to all of her friends including Mom, Dad, … Continue reading
CD covers for the Euro Market
I could design covers for the EuroWorld, I would be way out there with some of my designs. Imagine a world where art would not be censored, the Europeans aren’t nudity adverse and come close. Truth be known, I have … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Hobbies, Jazz, Lifestyle, Music, Too Spicy for some
Tagged CD covers, david sanborn, inside, voyeur
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Saxophone Signage du Jour
A friend of mine, Helen from the Bassic Sax Blog, has been pointing to neat and exotic signs with saxes in them for years. This one is my all-time fav and I thought I would repost it here. I actually … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Hobbies, My World, Oddities, Saxophone
Tagged Disney Land, Disney World, Flickr, Jazz Kitchen
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Bing’s Amazing Picture of the Day
For anyone living under a rock, Bing changes the picture on their site daily. I know many friends who start their work day by checking it out. Today’s picture taken in Antarctica is quite simply amazing: Go to http://www.bing.com to … Continue reading
Ode to my Valentine, Suzy Jo
It is Suzy and my 35th year of marriage. We come from two sets of parents whose marriage lasted and is lasting their whole lives. This means we come from a gene pool with a predisposition towards establishing, maintaining and … Continue reading
Posted in Cat Woman, Clarinet, Dancing, Family, Lifestyle, romantic
Tagged love story, marriage, relationship, Valentine
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Top 10 e-paper technologies in the next 20 years | ZDNet
This was too good not to share. Makes me wonder if my great grandchildren (no I don’t have any… yet) will not recognize paperback books. ZDNet | Chris Jablonski ~ Over the next two decades, conventional print and static information … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Education, Everyday Science, In the news..., Technology, Toys, Travel
Tagged Chris Jablonski, e-books, e-paper, Kindle, Microsoft, Nook, Society for Information Display, Win7 phones, ZDNet
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