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My favorite this year:

I usually go to youtube to pick up new computer skills. You would be surprised at the amount of info available. The key is to find a channel that is made by someone who does this often and is able to communicate ideas clearly. I recommend Excel Is Fun if you want to learn about spreadsheets. Mike Garvin is a professor at a community college in Seattle and is also a Microsoft MVP. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkndrGoNpUDV-uia6a9jwVg Microsoft has really beefed up their portal to learn new skills. You may want to browse this link for topics that may be of interest to you: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/learn/browse/ There is a drop down to select your level of understanding and other filters to find products and roles.

That's where I bought my first album ever. I must have been between 11-13 years old. The store was on route 7 in Lee, MA in what I remember to be a barn next to a Motel. I was overwhelmed by all the choices but ended up with a Hot Tuna album mostly because the artwork was cool. I had no idea this place is still in business, it's no longer in the original location.

If I'm abusing this thread please let me know. I just can't help myself.

This keeps me out of trouble. 2nd edition came out a month or two ago.

terrible packaging, awesome music: Jaromir Honzak

Alto Saxophone – Ian Young (2) (tracks: 7), Jack Kelso* (tracks: 17, 18) Bass – Paul Ramsey (3) Drums, Vocals – Chico Hamilton Flute, Sopranino Saxophone, Alto Saxophone – Eddie Barbash Flute, Sopranino Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone – Evan Schwam Guitar – Gary DeNigris Percussion – Jeremy Carlstedt Trombone – George Bohanon Vocals – José James