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Two Wi-Fi Engineers got married, The reception was fantastic.

Joy Spring - Stan Getz Quartet IMO a great take on this Clifford Brown jazz standard

The Fez - Steely Dan While the whole band is great, it's a prime example of why I think Bernard "Pretty" Purdy is one of the best rock drummers. Great groove, tasty licks that always support but never overpower the song.

We don't use Teflon or aluminum ether. We use cast iron or stainless steel, although some of the steel pans have aluminum bases for heat transfer, but the food doesn't touch the aluminum. If you put cold oil in a hot pan, the food doesn't stick anyway. A chef we got to know in one of the Yacht Clubs we play frequently taught us that. Plus the iron and steel pans last almost forever. Teflon does not. Keeping pans for a lifetime means less trash in the waste stream and less pollution from manufacturing new ones. Plus the Teflon and Aluminum are not supposedly good for your health. The manufacturing of Teflon pollutes the aquifers for huge areas around the plant. Depending on the aquifer, it could be larger than the state the plant is located in. There are YouTube videos that show you how to use a few drops of water to see when the pan is hot enough, I just think a few extra steps to be kind to our environment are worth it. And if I've erred on the side of conservation, it's better than erring on the side of pollution. Insights and incites by Notes

Some Hank Ballard and the Midnighters - a pioneer rock group that IMO deserves more historical credit. Let's Go, Let's Go, Let's Go Finger Poppin' Time The Continental Walk Work With Me Annie

Hot Tuna?

Devil or Angel - The Clovers (one of the pioneer groups of rock music, back in in the prehistoric era)

I disagree with: * Eyeglasses: I tried contact lenses, and they didn't work for me. * Multivitamins: Since I am on the keto diet (lost pounds) I need the vitamins I don't get on this diet. The rest on the list I've either already quit buying or never did buy. Insights and incites by Notes

Fly Me To The Moon - jazz standard by Bart Howard. Probably most famously recorded by Frank Sinatra

Joe Walsh - Live From Daryl's House 11.15.2012

I'd Rather Go Blind - Etta James

"Life In The Fast Lane" - Eagles

I've started investing in stocks: Beef, chicken, and vegetable... One day I hope to be a bouillonaire.

Pure Getz - The Stan Getz Quartet (full album) Nice cool school and straight-ahead jazz album

lyrics: Damn this traffic jam... Traffic Jam - James Taylor

Agreed. But it's got some atmosphere.

Exodus To Jazz - Eddie Harris

"Killer Joe" - Benny Golson A jazz standard penned by Mr. Golson And Mr. Dalto's take on it And with some vocals by Manhattan Transfer

"Don't Go To Strangers" - Amy Winehouse & Paul Weller Amy was one talented lady.

I played in a band with a guitarist named Jose. We called him "Hose". I wondered if we replaced him if the new guitarist would be "Hose B". True story.

I bought a used flute, a fingering chart, had a girl fan who played the flute teach me the embouchure, and I taught myself the rest. Thanks to Ian I am now a flute player along with sax, wind synth, bass, guitar, keyboard synth, drums and voice. Insights and incites by Notes

I wonder if Abrahams regretted leaving Tull after Tull got famous and very profitible. I have a B-Big album or two somewhere in my LP collection. My favorite Tull albums are the earlier ones: This Was, Stand Up, Benefit, Aqualung, Thick as a Brick, Passion Play, and War Child. Then for no particular reason I drifted away. I've enjoyed a lot what I've heard in later offerings, but never purchased another LP. I don't know why, perhaps it was just time for me to move on. Notes