Mrs. Chipman likes FM. She has her car radio tuned to The Wolf 100.7, volume WAY UP. Remember that if she ever asks you to go move her car. You will seriously regret it if you forget that little nugget. She doesn't like to shout over the music so she turns it off when we drive together. Fantastic.

Ozzy will definitely be missed. Black Sabbath was fundamental for me; a discovery made when I was about 16. "We Sold Our Soul for Rock 'n' Roll" was my first investment. I can still remember the look of shock and horror on my Mom's face when she heard "Sweet Leaf," priceless..

finally watched "A Complete Unknown." I've only recently begun studying and appreciating Dylan. for me, the movie was enlightening. although his music is genuinely growing on me, he seems like kind of a dick.

that moment when you're trying to help a frustrated, scattered, non-tech person resolve an issue and you ask, "what problem are you trying to solve?" clarity, it's not just for experts anymore.