We recorded our Christmas CD, A Windhaven Christmas, for family and friends, and never had any intention of selling it. We still stand by that, but we thought that in the spirit of the Christmas season, we would offer the CD to anyone who wants it. It’s not for sale, though. Send no money. It’s… Continue reading A Windhaven Christmas
Month: December 2010
R.I.P. Robin Rogers
I was saddened to learn yesterday that Robin Rogers has died. She was told she had a year to live, and only lived for three months, dying from liver cancer yesterday at her home in North Carolina. I won’t join the pile of people who are claiming to have been old friends with her. I… Continue reading R.I.P. Robin Rogers
R.I.P. Robin Rogers
I was saddened to learn yesterday that Robin Rogers has died. She was told she had a year to live, and only lived for three months, dying from liver cancer yesterday at her home in North Carolina. I won’t join the pile of people who are claiming to have been old friends with her. I… Continue reading R.I.P. Robin Rogers
The Inhumane Conditions Of Bradley Manning’s Detention
by Glenn Greenwald Salon.com Bradley Manning, the 22-year-old U.S. Army Private accused of leaking classified documents to WikiLeaks, has never been convicted of that crime, nor of any other crime. Despite that, he has been detained at the U.S. Marine brig in Quantico, Virginia for five months — and for two months before that in… Continue reading The Inhumane Conditions Of Bradley Manning’s Detention
Windhaven Network & Web Design
I’ve decided to launch a Multi-Media web design and hosting company. People have told me for years that I should do so, but I’ve never thought it a viable option. Mostly because I just don’t have the paperwork that you need to impress people. Everything I’ve learned has come to me the hard way, by… Continue reading Windhaven Network & Web Design
NPR, Robin Rogers, 98 Rock & Pay To Play
Back in the mid 1990′s I produced and engineered three tracks for a cousin’s rock band. The tunes, aided in large part by the production, were good enough to get the band featured on a radio show on WRFX (Charlotte, NC) called “Local Licks”. What followed was, for me, an education in marketing, self-delusion and… Continue reading NPR, Robin Rogers, 98 Rock & Pay To Play
NPR, Robin Rogers, 98 Rock & Pay To Play
Back in the mid 1990’s I produced and engineered three tracks for a cousin’s rock band. The tunes, aided in large part by the production, were good enough to get the band featured on a radio show on WRFX (Charlotte, NC) called “Local Licks”. What followed was, for me, an education in marketing, self-delusion and… Continue reading NPR, Robin Rogers, 98 Rock & Pay To Play
Absinthe Wormwood Fairy
Thanks to a customer changing her mind, I just scored a free shirt from Floozees Doozees (my all-time favorite place for t-shirts, needless to say). It’s one of my favorite designs in the store, so this is a win/win for me. I have a soft spot in my heart for absinthe and all things related,… Continue reading Absinthe Wormwood Fairy
Absinthe Wormwood Fairy
Thanks to a customer changing her mind, I just scored a free shirt from Floozees Doozees (my all-time favorite place for t-shirts, needless to say). It’s one of my favorite designs in the store, so this is a win/win for me. I have a soft spot in my heart for absinthe and all things related,… Continue reading Absinthe Wormwood Fairy
The War On Christmas – 2010: A Perspective from the Largely Empty Front Lines
The annual (and mythical) “War on Christmas” is being trotted out again this year. But according to Psychology Today, the habitual alarmists are not getting as much traction out of it this year. Excerpts follow; Ours is an era fraught with urgent social problems. Take, for example, acronym/abbreviation* abuse. We live in a society in… Continue reading The War On Christmas – 2010: A Perspective from the Largely Empty Front Lines
