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Author Archives: Gandalfe
The Frankentenor by JBT
More tales from the Woodwind Forum, this one from John and touching my luv of vintage sax patinas and custom engraving: …Jason Dumars is the one who deserves the credit. He is a gifted artist and craftsman of the highest caliber, and … Continue reading
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Tag Clouds and Wordle.net
Every once in a while I like to play with tag cloud generators. A tag cloud or word cloud is a visual depiction of user-generated tags, or simply the word content of a site, typically used to describe the content … Continue reading
Posted in Everyday Science
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The Dissonance Redux ~ 2010
The Dissonance, a jazz xTet, got together again at the Ballard Locks for a reunion gig. All my favorite peeps were there and we reprised the set list from our last gig. There were some recordings and pictures taken and … Continue reading
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Barry Deutsch ~ Economic Cartoons
By my favorite new cartoonist, Barry Deutsch.
Posted in Humor
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Email Faux Pas and other Tips and Tricks
If you send me an email with the subject line of “Hi” and your email is in my junk folder, I won’t read it. Would you? Nine out of nine times that email is really junk. Junk email is becoming … Continue reading
Posted in Technology
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New Toy: Vintage Schwinn ‘57 Wasp 26” Balloon Tire Bicycle
I recently purchased a 1957 Schwinn Wasp that I hope to ride in Redmond’s Derby Daze parade next month. Anyone else riding vintage bikes on that day let me know and we’ll hook up. The bike has nice S-2 rims, … Continue reading
Posted in Bicycles, Health and wellness, Hobbies, Lifestyle, Vintage
Tagged Balloon tire, Schwinn, Wasp
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Response to email asking “How do I get in a band?”
So you want to return to music performance. And it’s been a lot of years since you last picked up the instrument, maybe even as long as high school or college. I was there once and here are some tips … Continue reading
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My Dawg wrote this…
Well, maybe I should have said my dawg *could* have written this if she knew how to write. It’s actually from Hyperbole and a Half.
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11 Amazing Tree Houses
Temple of the Blue Moon, Fall City, Wash. “Pete Nelson is a rare triple threat: a writer, a photographer and a treehouse builder. Nelson is also an architect and a contractor, as well as a family man, and he has … Continue reading
Drive: The surprising truth about motivation
This lively RSA Animate, adapted from Dan Pink’s talk at the RSA, illustrates the hidden truths behind what really motivates us at home and in the workplace. http://www.theRSA.org Fascinating talk a number of levels. I shared this with my peeps … Continue reading
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