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Fixing Fouled up e-Books
Whilst there are plenty of legal "free" e-books out there, the downside is that much of the time, they are glitchy, and have egregious formatting and layout issues. You can fix them with these tools
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David French Wades into "it"
Or, David French uses a horrible implementation of DEI to justify his disdain. News at eleven.
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Music: Doing a classic Justice - Holy Diver
Paul Gilbert's tribute album to Ronnie James Dio is masterful, tasty, and fun
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Guilty Pleasures: Doc Savage
A gem from the height of the pulp era, Doc Savage was a serialized periodical targeted at young boys. Why do I still read them to this day?
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Music: Triumph
The early 1980s was a magical time for rock music.
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Music: Rachel Flowers
I really have no words to describe this, but I do have tears flowing.
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Foreplay / Long Time
Just a fantastic rendition of a classic from the first Boston album.
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What if ... It's all an act
Walking my dog yesterday, I had a thought that perhaps Trump is trying for the insanity defense as an escape from Jack Smith
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Shredders: Impellitteri
One of the original shredders is about to drop a new album, and it is quite good. Definitely worth a listen.
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Three Weeks. Why am I so nervous?
Why is this even close? Alas, we are about to find out who we are. I am not hopeful.
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Music: Andy Timmons still has it
A great player you have likely never heard of before
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Music: Gretchen Menn
A petite etude in the midst of a Zepparella show, demonstrates her outstanding command of the instrument.