Was reminded of this song this morning: Which got me wondering if we were there yet. Hmmm, looks like you can take your pick – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Age_of_Aquarius Although if this IS the Age of Aquarius then I’m afraid that this interpretation listed (among others) in Wikipedia is probably the correct one: Proponents of medieval astrology suggest that […]
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What do those who struggle against power do when they seize power? What does the revolutionary do when the revolution triumphs? Why do those who call for independence and freedom take away the independence and freedom of others? And is it sane or insane to believe, as so many around us apparently do, in nothing?
Wasted almost an hour trying to find help on the web for importing music files from PC to the JamMan SoloXT loop pedal by Digitech. The pedal manual only has a short paragraph on using the PC software called JamManagerXT with a link to instructions on the Digitech site which is a dead link. The
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There are some things I can never remember. One of them is when to use an apostrophe with the word “its”. So, more as a reminder to myself than anything else, this blog entry by Lynn Gaertner-Johnston explains it perfectly clearly.
It’s always nice to find out I made a good choice. When I signed up with a new carrier and had the option for a free phone did I choose the newest model? No! After some research I chose the previous year’s model – the Samsung Galaxy S7. And now it’s still getting good reviews.
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From the Eno River Association: Most parks encourage visitors to follow the principles of Leave No Trace, but there is a lesser known aspect of Leave No Trace related to lesser known critters. In rivers, the rocks, gravel and sand provide habitat for a great diversity of aquatic life forms. Plants that grow on the
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This Konnakol composition by B C Manjunath follows the Fibonacci pattern: 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21
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First off, I’m 65 and an acoustic musician who grew up playing classical music and who specializes in music of the 17th and 18th century on copies of instruments from that period. So I’m not some young super geek who’s all about modern technology. In other words – if I could do this, you can,
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