Best piece of advice? "Never cook naked." I had dinner with Randall Smith, founder of Mesa Boogie once and asked him about the rumor that, when he and his wife started the company, they would sit out on their deck au naturel, soldering circuit boards. "Well," Smith said. "We might have done that once, but drop a glob of hot solder in your lap and that all-over tan suddenly becomes a lot less important."
I bet.
This utility allows you to print your own graph paper, ledger paper, and other specialty papers. Brilliant!
I found this article fascinating—both for what it says and how it analyzes the elements of Brain Training's success. Maybe high-end audio could borrow a page from BT's book.
And what a great lead.
Via Accordion Guy.
Well, eighteen pages and 8000 words later, I'm all done blurbing. I've sent the file off to copy editor Richard Lehnert, and now it's his turn to have a little fun. He replied with a scream: "AAAAAAUUUUUUUUUUGGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!"
Unusual for Richard. But I can't blame him.
So, let me see; This feels like old news already, but, here it is: I went home that other night — whatever night it was, I can't remember —…