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As I finished college, jazz fusion had successfully crossed over to rock, “smooth jazz” was a format for the future and many gifted jazz musicians explored different directions, combining jazz with other forms of music to create novel hybrids.

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Sorry to have been so unproductive this past week. I’m dealing with some painful but not life-threatening health issues that have relegated me either to bed or couch, in a state of altered consciousness.  I’ll know more today.
Thanks for checking and please utilize my links to help keep current.  I know I will.

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The NY Times reports  an unsettling, yet  growing trend for banks and borrowers.   Reeling from a sub-prime mortgage crisis, in which banks wrote loans based on little or no collateral and questionable tangible assets, loans that once reset, were impossible to keep current, the same banks loaned less-gimmicky, safer PRIME loans to borrowers considered good [...]

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If you’re not a follower of Susan Tedeschi but love the blues, it’s about time you had a taste.  She’s a terrific old school blues belter and her old school band has chops a plenty.  “Hurts So Bad” is one of my favorites for its road house feel and raw power.  I’ve never heard a [...]

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We had regime change. We now must capitalize on that trend by removing all resistance coming from within. Any ranking dem who forgets his or her sense of purpose or pedigree must reconsider. We must be allied. The stakes are too high to equivocate. We may never get another chance.

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On about this date in 1870, the first magician to attempt “sawing a woman in half,” a Mr. Steve Colder, failed miserably. He spent the rest of his life in jail.

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For years I hated pennies…

I once collected them.  I used to examine every penny, looking for an “Indian Head.”  Copper became expensive and I felt pennies waste copper.
As much as I loved pennies as a child, relishing “penny” candy, saving up 12 for a comic book, I grew to loathe them.  As a paperboy, pennies [...]

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For decades, I’ve had the solution to our tax problems–toilet paper.

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Every time I mow my lawn I run over countless organisms of higher purpose and intellect than Glenn Beck. I once noticed one in my wake a row over. It was small and furry. I thought it a mouse, but it wasn’t. I never figured out what it was but it appeared mammalian. Being lifeless, I offered a quick prayer, crossed myself and tossed it into a bush.

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Branding is for Peanut Butter. It nauseates me when suits sit around a high-rise corner conference room, looking all dreamy, debating the relative merits of a groups “BRAND” as philosophy, policy and ethics are reduced to mere marketing gimmicks.

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