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This is an unusual song by Shara Worden, who seems to be an unusual singer. Check it out.

Above the Valley of the Gods in Utah.

Well, I forgot yesterday’s song of the day, so today it’s an extra good one with lots of little songs you can listen to.

The one I like is Ghi Terakita, just click it when you get to their website:

http://www.floom.com/sounds/cd_gallery.htm

This is the same group as the previous song of the day. For tomorrow I’ll provide something totally different!

Pic of the Day: This is really cute when you see it full size!

Pic of the Day: This picture is of a lava flow in Hawaii. Behind the question mark is a surprise, but you have to click this link to find out what (and see the picture in high resolution)!

Just a few of days live with FreedomPlayer.com, and already serving a page a minute! Why don’t you users stop being strictly observers and write a few comments?

I can see by the traffic that users are downloading and using Moraff’s Freedom Player, and returning frequently to FreedomPlayer.com. So I am actively working on the player. Upgrades will be small, but frequent. This is user-supported software. So make your suggestions now, and help make this player all things to all people! If nothing else, just let me know in a comment how you use the player so that I can target development toward how users are using it.

This is cool vocal music. Here is the group’s site:

http://www.floom.com/index.htm

And here is a link to a cool song they did (Hey Mama Numina):

http://www.floom.com/sounds/media/mama.mp3

Remembering an unusual winter. This picture is the result of warm air, wet snow, and heavy wind. The snow stuck to everything. Click to see full size.

Well, you people are coming to the website, and downloading Moraff’s Freedom Player. Only 1 person has read this blog. Do you know who you are? Probably not. Too bad you didn’t leave a comment.

Now actually, you who are reading this, you have an obligation to leave a comment. Do you know how tiny a percentage of users leave comments? They say this Web 2.0 stuff applies only to the tiniest percentage of users.

But since long ago I was a live call in television host, I’ll try to coax a high percentage of Moraff users to participate. Go ahead, write something!