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1). Songwriter Confessions #2
Any real Beatle fan knows that Stu Sutcliffe was the original bass player,who died of a brain embolism before the Beatles became famous. But what if it hadn’t been Stu with the deadly weakness, but rather…?

There is very little time left now. The meeting will take place in a matter of hours: an event so significant for future generations that nothing can be allowed to change it in any way.

2). Under A Cuban Moon
HAVANA,May 20 (www.cubanet.org) - Cuban authorities have implemented strict security measures at the embarkation points for the small ferries crossing Havana bay.Now, before boarding, all passengers must go through a metal detector. Newly posted signs warn passengers they can’t carry furniture or birthday cakes…

You know how it is on a stormy night.

3). Songwriter Confessions #1
Looking up this week from getting a reggae backing to sound like St Ann rather than St Felicity, I spotted the small dark mist in the usual corner behind the left monitor speaker. I have sometimes believed absolutely that this is my best muse, back from a pizza run to the outer starbelt. Or maybe just the golden ring around Uranus. Anyhoo...It seems.

4). Songwriter Confessions #3
How do you fit a $500,000 recording studio into a small box? Easy. You buy a decent PC and $1000 worth of software. You can blame this as the start of the Golden Age of the songwriter, because before this evolutionary step-up, people like me used to write maybe four songs a year, badly recorded on the first Sony cassette recorders. I’d save my pennies, and once a year, I’d negotiate a deal with a local studio for a special Saturday morning demo rate.

5). Songwriter Confessions #4
Once a recording studio reaches a certain size, it has to have a studio cat. That seems to be Nature's unwritten law and you resist it at your peril. It happens as you're unwrapping the new Lexicon reverb unit that will take you up to the next level of sound. Before the carton has been cleared away, there is a scratching at the studio door. And you really don't have any say about the applicant.

6). Managing Your Energy With Biorhythms
Learn to maximize your energy levels and productivity by utilizing biorhythm information and technology.

7). Balance Or Burnout: It Is Your Choice!
Inspiring women to redesign their lives with the priority of self-care: taking time out to rest, rejuvenate and have fun for better balance in life and longevity.

8). Rejuvenate! Fly To Maui Or Create Maui In Your Life At Home
Inspiring women to take time out for recreation, this article is a reminder of the rejuvenating power of nature and of Maui in particular. There are ways to create the effects of a Maui vacation in your life without traveling.

9). The Illusion Of Our Personal Story
This article inspires us to get out of our heads and let go of our personal stories that keep us from experiencing life fully. The author entices us to stay in the present moment by thinking less.