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Many of these issue ads deliver a vivid jolt. As indicated by the title of the article, many of these do make me stop and think.
Many of these issue ads deliver a vivid jolt. As indicated by the title of the article, many of these do make me stop and think.
I really enjoyed seeing these sculptures come alive when they were spun.
Saw "The Imitation Game" last night. Lots of eye candy (elaborate scenery, extras, vintage war footage) but as is so often the case, the film-makers forgot to pay enough attention to the screen play, which made cartoons of Alan Turing, his thought process and those he worked with. I can barely recommend it, despite that fact that his story is so incredibly compelling, heroic and, in the end, sad.
Ed Sheeron is boundless creative energy. Singing, guitar playing and looping, he does it all.
I've played guitar and keyboard for many years. I'm quite experienced and confident in my playing, but my performances at local coffee shops have consisted entirely of playing "covers," and it's getting a bit embarrassing that I haven't yet written my own songs (even though I do my own arrangements of the songs I sing). As I've forced myself to actually start writing songs with lyrics, I've become fascinated with the process. This interview with James Taylor offers lots of food for thought. There is far more out there for those, who like me, are just now venturing into the world of music with lyrics (here are several basic approaches; Here is another good source of basic ideas.) At this point, I've written two songs with lyrics. I do like the result, but it has taken dozens of hours to get these tunes to a point where I find them acceptable. I don't know whether there is any way to speed up the process. It does feel, though, that I'm a the beginning of a compelling adventure.