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It’s still unfathomable that this occurred so long ago. However, I remember it just like it happened years ago…

A typical day at Plymouth-Salem High School, until Barb walked down the hall, near the gym with an album in her hands. That album? Yes, featuring Jon Anderson on lead vocals. Extraordinary album and there was no other singer like him. It left an indelible impression and in fact, I ran out, bought the album and it still has a place in my house. So, thank you Barb and thank you, Jon.

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Regardless of how long you’ve been into photography, I think it’s always wise to keep an open mind about improving your skills. Therefore, I’m happy to share Simon d’Entremont’s YouTube Channel. Many believe he’s one of the best presenters of information regarding a variety of subjects including ISO, shutter speeds, aperture settings, with simple, logical explanations. So, here’s to better imaging, no matter your gear.

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Progressive Perspective interviewed Neil deGrasse Tyson and asked him his opinions on the following topics including climate change, artificial intelligence, the “fake” moon landing, and the existence of God. I’ve added my own two cents below.

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Today, I heard an enthralling version of a song I used to listen to long ago – After the Long is Gone by Earth, Wind and Fire, who I had the pleasure of seeing back in my college days at Eastern Michigan University. Leonid and Friends’ rendition was so good that I had to listen several times. You did it justice, my friends.

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Today I am sharing my current Neil deGrasse Tyson “shorts” playlist from YouTube. Within it are his commentaries on everything from Newton to neutrinos and everything in between. While heavily science driven (well, of course), Neil often comments on everyday …

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