David Morgenstern, Cantorial Soloist and technology Blogger
A story about my career move to becoming a hazzan, or cantor, can be found in a recent edition of the J. newsweekly. It's mostly accurate with some minor errors. I'm sorry that the reporter didn't get ahold of Rabbi Rosalind and our president, Carol Mills. But it came out fine. There's a nice image in the print edition that I hope to get a copy of.
Wow. I was sorta mentioned in the Fake Steve Jobs blog on Sunday Sept. 23, 2007. The post is all about Jason O'Grady's Apple Core review of the new Apple aluminum keyboard ("hated it!"). "What are these two dudes from ZDNet supposed to be doing in this photo? Not sure but the smirk on the guy in back and the pained expression on the guy in front sort of make me wonder," Fake Steve asks. (PS: I'm the guy in the back.)
In the Fake Steve vein, I recently discovered that I was considered to be a candidate for Fake Steve in a BusinessWeek article back in May. "The others who are suspected? The list is plenty long, but among those discussed is David Morgenstern of eWeek.com ..."
My daughter Ariela Morgenstern is playing the role of Aldonza in The Man of La Mancha through June 28 at the Flat Rock Playhouse in Hendersonville, NC; and then heading north for the 2009 repertory season at the Weathervane Theater in Whitefield, NH. She is amazing and you should see her.
Check out the revised Perry Mason Picture Pages. I've included new versions of book covers as well as the instructions to the Perry Mason game.
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