Thanks to Charles Huff at All Major Appliance of Nashville for sponsoring the Nashville Skyline this month. Charles Huff or “Huff” as his friends call him is a world class appliance technician who is who we turn to when we need our dryer, washer, refrigerator, or dishwasher serviced or repaired. He’s offering a special discount this month so if you are in need of a maintenance, give him a call.
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Nashville is Music City USA, and to make live music happen artists rely on audio engineers, the guys behind the scenes who make the whole spectacle look easy and sound great. My friends Joe Roberts and Ty Herrmann at Full Circle Audio are making waves in the region with tremendous talent for sound reinforcement and great gear.
If you are looking sound support ranging from large outdoor concerts to party DJ sets, Full Circle Audio has a reputation for hard work and great service. I recommend them.
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Nashville Skyline founder Ernie Gray and Steven Ferussi are debuting what they hope will be a groundbreaking new product tomorrow at the Nashville Music City Marathon. The SpinDesk™ Laptop Exercise Bike is something to check out if you want to use your laptop and get in shape at the same time. The SpinDesk was developed in Nashville and the patented top will be manufactured in Tennessee!
The SpinDesk’s patent pending design provides comfortable placement of your elbows so you can spin and steady your arms for typing, gaming, and beyond.
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Click the photo above to see the April Issue!
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This is an archived text version of the author’s work.
View the full multimedia version of Michael Chavis’ Storm
Storm. Say it with me: sssstttooorrrmmm. No, not like a child struggling with symbols whose meanings are barely apparent. Like an epicurean savoring a meal or the slow purposed touch of a lover. SSSStttooorrmmmmm. Feel the “S” hiss like lightning; the “T” crack of thunder; the diphthong “OR” resonate into the harmonious chant that Buddhists associate with the genesis sound of the spheres, the rhythm of a long vernal rain, or the slow dance of gravity light snowflakes; and the “M” vibrate midthroat as rainfrogs low bemoan the desired. Storm. [click to continue…]
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