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[CoolGear.com.au] The Gadget Love of a Guitar God: All the elements were ripe because I loved music, I loved tinkering around and the electric guitar allowed me to do that.” As his proficiency with the instrument grew, Frehley started modifying the pickups on his guitars, maximizing his amplifiers, and even experimenting with his famous special effects, including the famous smoking axe that was a staple of Frehley guitar solos in the seventies and continues to be a highlight of his performances today. “The original smoking guitar was nothing more than a smoke bomb inside the volume control compartment of a Les Paul,” Frehley says.

[Birmingham Post - Lifestyle Blog] Dozen make sense - Birmingham Post - Lifestyle Blog: I've had giant twin neck electrics, with six and 12 strings - bit like wearing a coffee table round your neck - a true Brit Shergold, Burns Double Six, Gretsch Penguin, a rare Fender with a neck like a hockey stick, a Hohner Tele copy 12 (all electrics) and a wide variety of acoustics and semi-acoustics, including an Ovation, a now-legendary Italian Eko, a wonderful Harmony (like Keef's) and a Guild, Bowie's axe of choice, and commonly regarded as the best example of the species (until Taylor came along, at any rate).

[Good Year For The Outlaw] One Trip Around The Sun Without Dad: We talk so much more now, the kids do, and with cell phones for texting and computers for video chatting and Facebook to keep up with each other, we’re much more the way we all were as kids than we were for the last few years as our lives got busier. Of course, I wish Dad was part of that increased communication, but in a way, he is.

[the johnson banks thought for the week] Leaching it of any meaning - the johnson banks thought for the week: The proud grand-daddies of corporate greenwash have to be British Petroleum, sorry I mean Beyond Petroleum, who still derive the vast amount of their profits from good old fashioned messy energy but hope that their green flower logo and some wind turbines on their petrol stations will make us think differently of them.

[ProBlogger Blog Tips] Tell us about Your Blog in 140 Characters or Less: I write with a wider scope, range and understanding than most bloggers who have narrower, more mercenary, materialistic concerns. I also have little fear or concern about my safety and tell the blunt truth about what I understand of evens occurring around me in the world.

[Dispatch Now 24/7] Dispatch Now 24/7 » Blog Archive » Music comes back to East London: I am not sure where Thomas ended up, Fiona went back to Swaziland, and then to Cape Town, I think, Colin Taylor went to Cape Town, Gaget is in PE, and doing TV production, Naveen Singh was on East Coast in Natal, Kevin Potter manages a station in Bournemouth here in the UK, Kyle Hannan manages a station in Bristol, and is involved in a number of other radio projects, I live in the UK, but sadly not involved with radio any longer.

[Derek Sivers, O'Reilly Network] 7 reasons I switched back to PHP after 2 years on Rails - O'Reilly ...: If you think this is an arrogant attitude, then consider that a major product team at Microsoft started out using MFC and then abandoned it and rewrote their program without it because they found that MFC was too buggy and too slow (Meanwhile M$ continues to heavily promote MFC for use in their competitor's products, makes yah think huh??). The thing about bugs is that if they are your bugs, then you have the opportunity to fix them, but if they are someone else's bugs you are stuck with trying to find away around them.

[John Green's Weblog] Brotherhood 2.0: February 16th - John Green: Author of An ...: I'm your child, which didn't work out so well buecause they owe me a shitload of money...I've beenworking on songs for my demo...and living a boring frigin' life overall.(I did also, have to face the fact that the Looking For Alaska rights have already been handed over and I DO NOT get to be Alaska.-No really, I cried.)

[Blogging Without A Blog] Promote Your Blog On The Blog Registry | Blogging Without A Blog: On my blog, Purpose Power Coaching, I talk about finding satisfaction and productivity in your work from a spiritual perspective, whether you’re seeking a career transition or just wanting more out of what you do right now. I offer both audio and written content, including my free e-book, Career Satisfaction From Within, which is packed with meditative exercises for helping you find direction and inner peace in your work.

[Nxg] Our very own scribes: Currently pursuing Bachelors in Fine Arts, with painting as her specialization, Faiza has been dabbling in paint ever since she can remember. When she isn’t busy either persuading people to pose for her sketches or splashing colours all over the place, you can most certainly find her playing the piano, talking nineteen to the dozen on the telephone (her parents are convinced that she was born with a phone attached to her ear) or just having an ice-cream outside college.

[Hi, I'm Grace Smith] Five Things You Didn't Know About Me | Hi, I'm Grace Smith: I'm a Web Developer working for a design agency, looking to set up my blog when I get my backside into gear! Here's my 5: 1.

[Not Exactly Rocket Science] Who are you? : Not Exactly Rocket Science: 47-year old, stranger, mom to 2 young men (who introduced me to Scienceblogs) who are studying mechanical engineering and mathematics, senior lecturer in English at a small liberal arts college, community news columnist and director of a small non-profit in a former life, life-long interest in science, about to go back to school for another degree. Volunteered to teach science classes to elementary school students for the local summer reading program for 12 years--science should be fun and accessible!

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