Classic Concert Reviews: The Police (Synchronicity Tour), Reunion Arena, Dallas, 1983

 “Synchronicity is the sound of a band coming together, while dissolving apart.”
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 “Synchronicity is the sound of a band coming together, while dissolving apart.”
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MY SONY STORY: 37 YEARS….AND STILL KEEPS PERFECT TIME
Many of us complain about inferior products and getting ripped off. Here’s the opposite perspective. I believe in giving praise when it’s due. The story:
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FINDING INSPIRATION IN STRANGE PLACES
RE-TELLING THE FAMOUS ADAM SANDLER STORY
Some mysteries may never be solved. Like, what’s the origin of the universe? Is there an afterlife? How in the hell did Adam Sandler become one of the most successful actors in Hollywood?
Philosophers will ponder these questions indefinitely.
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Question: If it were possible to do so, what PERSON, NEWS STORY, HOT TOPIC, or THING would you block indefinitely?
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Baseball season is only a few days away, and I’m actually excited to follow along.
I might even make a few bets. Okay, more than a few bets.
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WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CHABLIS AND CHARDONNAY?
WINE REVIEW: PAUL NICOLLE CHABLIS PREMIER CRU “LES FOURNEAUX” (BURGUNDY-FRANCE)
Time to (hopefully) clear up some confusion.
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DO WE REALLY WANT THE OAKLAND A’S?
Las Vegas baseball fans might get stuck with ownership that only cares about profits instead of winning.
My short take is this:
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Tasting John Malkovich
Wine Review: Les Quelles de la Coste, a.k.a. LQLC (France)
When I launched this “12 bottles in 12 Days” writing (and drinking) project, I had no idea of the journey in store, nor the surprises ahead.
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THE NEXT FONTAINEBLEAU?
Here we go — again.
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2018 WEINHOFMEISTEREI MATHIAS HIRTZBERGER
Austria’s wine-growing region is located mostly in and around the Wachau Valley, along the Danube River, about an hour west of Vienna. It is known for its apricot and grape farms, and one type of grape in particular. The deeply-rooted and widely-underappreciated Wachau Valley has been producing tasty wines since the 13th Century. However, they have yet to make a big splash outside of Central and Eastern Europe. This means there are still many hidden gems to be discovered.
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