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Release Notes / Summer 2001

   Sometime during the summer I fully intend to overhaul the web site, so stay tuned. You may encounter some cones and orange barrels, but just observe the speed limits, and keep moving. No one will get hurt.
   The new site will have all the music, with some new stuff, as soon as I can get it digitized. It will also contain new pictures, such as the Canyon de Chelly album, already online. (Click New Pics in the Nav frame) You might also find areas for political commentary, and Bible Studies.
   In short, you just don't know what might show up. Hey, neither do I! The only way to keep up is to keep coming back. I've got almost a year's worth of updating to do.
   Be sure to check out the new RADIO page, and send in your reviews of the tunes from the GET CRITICAL form. Your input is always welcome. Send any comments or suggestions via the DuckMail button, or email specific site comments to howardnewell@yahoo.com

Lost a lotta time since the last updates. Also lost a lotta emails. When I came back online I had literally thousands of stacked up emails, much of which was spam. Sorry, but I just swept things out and started from scratch. If I lost your mail, please try again.

Jamming on Hold

Those of you waiting for the RoadWork CD have probably given up. Hey, patience is a virtue. I'm back online and hope to have the CD available by Christmas. Save your pennies kids... It really is coming!

Some Recent History

When my little Poko dog got sick last fall, everything else, music included, fell by the wayside. For more than 4000 nights she'd slept at my feet. She accepted me unconditionally, no matter how weird it got. Those last months were devoted to her dogness. I buried her in the Arizona desert on February 11, 2001.

Those were costly months, as were the months that followed. The music gear gone... the computer gear gone... and a new mouth to feed.

Oh, you haven't met... This is amber. She's seven months old now, and eating like a horse. If she'll stay with me for thirteen and a half years, I'll probably be done with puppies.