There is a great tune Coletrane used to play -  It was written a year after I was born ! It is an Evergreen!  This week we lost John Hoyer Updike he will now join the Great Evergreen’s of American Literature !  Last night Charlie Rose had some Literary Guru’s on  and they discussed John Hoyer Updike .  Since I was raised on The NYT The New Yorker and other great American Literature I  I got extremely melancholy knowing that with the exception of Adaptive Blue’s Glue  http://www.adaptiveblue.com/ , and Amazon very few of our media are promoting American Literary Arts ! Yes I consider the New York Times Literature, it still is  great read !  Fred wilson and his wife Gotham Gal tabbloid_2009-01-10_0901-gotham-gal3

support Literature and are very unselfish in sharing knowledge ! In this post on his Blog he explains how to generate revenue on a blog !  You have a choice to read or not to read !  Well Naomi is cooking my Eggbeaters and I hear a song from the Grill !  Put another nickel in, in the nickelodeon  all I want is loving you and Music Music Music !

MarshalSandler.com is a playground of ideas, introductions, and synergies. Marshal exhibits a blogging style that is less about tamping out his thoughts and more about the juggling, rearranging, juxtaposing, and syndicating of the content of other people and companies – a communications cubism of sorts. There’s no room for crap, but there is plenty of room for friendly people with interesting ideas. Marshal’s day is the search for new technologies, new ideas, new relationships, and new things to curse happily about. So, participate. Cut bait.
marshal.m1 AT gmail.com

“Have You Met Miss Jones??” is a popular song.
The music was written by Richard Rodgers, the lyrics by Lorenz Hart. The song was written for the musical comedy I’d Rather Be Right and was published in 1937.
It featured on the soundtrack of the film Bridget Jones’s Diary as sung by Robbie Williams, and his cabaret covers concept album Swing When You’re Winning.
It was once covered by John Larkin, better known as Scatman John.
It has been speculated that the cycle of major third root movement in the song’s bridge was an inspiration for jazz musician John Coltrane, who developed a pattern of chord substitutions known as the “Coltrane changes” based on these chords. “Have You Met Miss Jones?” is cited as the only jazz standard incorporating this cycle of chords.

Advertising This Blog.

Related articles by Zemanta

• John Updike: 1932-2009 (omnivoracious.com)
• Rest in Peace John Updike (takepart.com)
• John Updike (1932-2009): A Publicist Remembers (oup.com)

Stumble It!

maxOSX

Seth

• Comments - A Follow Up Image via CrunchBase Nice Addition to an excellent Article ! Comments - A Follow Up. Image via CrunchBase Tag and...
• Bing for mobile now live at m.bing.com Today we released an update to the Bing for mobile browser at m.bing.com. In addition to being a great resource...
• Seth's Blog: The collectible totem Image byDavid Sifry via CrunchBase "The collectible totem I've been a huge fan of Hugh MacLeod since he first showed...
• About Twttrstrm.com-Squidoo-Only Has Eyes for You ! Nice Addition to SquidooTwttrstrm  - http://www.squidoo.com/seth About Twttrstrm.com. Seth maxOSX ......
• louisgray.com - BurnURL Image by Clement Soh via Flickr Shout out for Louis Gray Noting this bookmarking tool ! louisgray.com - BurnURL. Related...

• Why John Chow is Bad for Blogging I like to keep things related to health and weight loss, but there are times when I just need to...
• Why I Hate Chris Brown I know that it has only been a week since I called for a moratorium on the Rihanna-Chris Brown stories,...
• 10 Pieces of music that will elevate your mood Music is one of the greatest loves of my life. It has a profound impact on us in so many...
• Free Week: Free Music This week shall henceforth be known as "Free Week." Every post this week is going to focus on one thing...
• Welcome to the new Wagering-Sports.com Welcome to the revitalized Wagering-Sports.com. We've been gone for a while while building up our casino knowledge and offerings, which can...