March 8

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@natalimorris Natali Morris

I wrote a piece for International Women’s Day with writers such as @ariannahuff. My piece on tech and women here: http://aol.it/fqfKEN

Okay, so this ScribeFire thing isn’t going to work for blogging the way I like to do it ;p  Hopefully the links are still workable to get at, in case you want to read the articles that I wanted to put in here.

Oh, and should have prefaced my picking on people that are “ugly inside” yesterday, with the fact that I’m fully aware that I’m past John Lennon’s “Crippled Inside” classic song…yeah, I’m just plain ol’ dead inside. No hopes, dreams, future–but it’s okay. It is what it is…then it’s over. Whatevah…

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~In 1968, The Fillmore East opened in NYC.
~Gary Numan is born in Hammersmith, England in 1958. His only song to make the Hot 100 is “Cars”, a No. 9 song in 1980.
~1945 Mickey Dolenz of the Monkees is born in Tarzana, CA.

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Smooth Jazz Top 10 (from Kerri D @www.smoothjazzexpressions.com)
!. Kirk Whalum-”Valdez in the Country”
2. Shilts-”Seeing Things Clearly”
3. Jack Prybylski-”Down to It”
4. Vincent Ingala-”It Is What It Is”
5. Brad Rambur-”Warm”
6. Fourplay-”3rd Degree”
7. Steve Oliver-”Global Kiss”
8. Euge Groove-”All for You”
9. Steve Cole-”Undun”
10. Patti Austin-”Let ‘em In”
(Charts from Groove Jazz Music/Airplay monitor station for Radiowave)

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Today in Strangeness
~Kissing a total of 4,444 women in the space of 8 hours, John McPherson of Newcastle set the Guinness World Record in 1985, even though his goal was to kiss 5,000.
~And on this stellar date in 1975, a cartoon known as Partridge Family 2200 A.D. last aired on CBS.

Yesterday was Oli Silk’s birthday…

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