This album made me want to play guitar more than any other (except maybe the first Van Halen album) because of Frampton’s melodic approach to songs. The first track included an introduction for Frampton as an ‘honorary member of San Francisco society” and goes right into one of the best tracks on the double-live album, …
I distinctly remember buying this album just as it was released in 1978. My friend, and drummer at the time, John Bryant and I took his orange pickup truck to Peaches Records and Tapes on Park. After buying the album, which I think cost about $9, we drove back to John’s house to listen to …
David Platt spoke at Bellevue yesterday. An amazing message by an amazing pastor. Watch.
Wonderful story of life. Watch until the end for news on Tigers4life.org.
Everyone is equally extraordinary, but in a uniquely individual way. It won’t always be obvious, but if you take the time to learn, you’ll find it. ~Matthew Dornquast
I was jarred out of sleep by my cell phone ringing on one of the few days I could sleep in. It was my wife calling to tell me to turn on the TV because a plane had crashed into a building in New York. I worked at that time for a software company based …
We’ve all heard of the tension in Ferguson Mo. over the shooting death of a young black male by a white police officer. This blog post on Simon Sinek’s blog (written by David Mead) isn’t related at all to the actual event but I think the theory Mr. Mead posits is right on. Wonder if …
We currently have over 200 channels of TV to watch. My SiriusXM has about 150 channels of talk, music, shows, etc. I follow about 50 blogs and blog myself in two different ones. There is Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Google+ and much much more. How do we keep up with it all? How do you keep …
Update: A great new resource has come out that reviews a few items that I have used but didn’t make this earlier post. There are some great tips and how-to’s included. Check it out here. (h/t to Laura S). Lifehacker has a wonderful (sometimes) weekly column on How I Work. One of my favorite parts …
This TEDTalk may be one of the best yet, and it’s from 2009.