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Is it time to utter the "R" word?
(Realignment that is) Nate Cohn has an interesting take that rings true, and what should we read from it? As always, I have thoughts...
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Music: SandraiseR - a Welsh band that covers Hendrix (& Gallagher)
There's so damn much talent out there, just begging to be found & Shared!
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Executive Coaching
As I have been promoted into management (kicking and screaming) I now have access to an executive coach courtesy of my employer. So far, three sessions in, I am thrilled with how it is helping me.
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What bugs me about billionaires and their purported love of Physics
Angela Collier turns her SciComms talent on the weird trait for loud-and-proud billionaires to "flex" on their so-called Physics bona fides. They are telling on themselves.
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Master of Schlock: Roger Corman
As I revel in his unique talents, and his extensive catalog, he really makes me smile. Today I review Starcrash, an absurd post Star Wars movie that follows the formula, but cheaper.
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Too good to not share: Hendrix plays Machine Gun
Jimi Hendrix once again shows why he was the king of cool in his era.
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Music: Angela Petrilli & The Players
Another tasty track by an artist that I hadn't heard of before. I am truly blessed to have stumbled across Angela and her band playing this Neil Young jam from his Crazy Horse days
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Music: Bela Fleck
Who said banjo wasn't a serious instrument? Not me!
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This Fucking Guy: Bret(bug) Stephens
Sometimes you see a headline that you can't believe was printed. But when you dig in, it is as bad as it sounds. Count on the Times and its Anti-Anti staffer Bret Stephens to beclown themselves.
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Music: Sungha Jung plays that which shall never be played
And boy howdy, does he just deliver a beautiful, soulful rendition of this Led Zep classic. It is like I am in high school, with my headphones on, after a deep inhalation of the smoke of wisdom.
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Some odd thoughts about the Election
I've been stewing on this for over a month, and it is time to unload. Alas, there is a lot of self reflection we need to do as a society, and I am not sure we are ready for this internalization
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Music: Ayla Tesler-Mabe
Someone I enjoyed when I was still on FB, is still making music, making it her own, and I am totally here for it!