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Recording Artist
Richard N. Fustino
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Hold on to Your Mind - Single - by Richard N. Fustino

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Matt's Music Adult Band

Matt's Music Adult Band with classic song lessons from all the 15 years of Week-of-Rock plus new ones, such as... "Knockin’ On Heavens Door" by Bob Dylan and "Come Together by The Beatles." With Musical Director Richard N. Fustino

Richard N. Fustino

Christmas Songbook Available

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From July 11, 2022: Go to the free Webinar series - Tech Tips Jam - "Creating Irresistible Product”, plus guitar lesson — Buffalo Pain. Click/tap on the image.

From Oct 11, 2021 - Tech T!PS Jam: Digital Music Baby Steps - With a Virtual Guitar Lesson. For the Webinar's Powerpoint and recorded live video click/tap on Image.

The Powerpoint and video from July 2021's webinar - Livestreaming 5 benefits, plus the guitar lesson with world famous Beatle riffs. Click/tap on image.

Apr 11 2021 - Tech T!PS Jam: Spring Cleaning - With a discussion on a SMART campaign and a virtual “Spring” guitar lesson. For the Webinar's Powerpoint and the recorded live video click/tap on Image.

Click/tap to view the Powerpoint and live webinar from Jan 10, 2022 - "The Tech TIPS Jam Forum." We discussed 2021 high points, plus a free guitar lesson - "It Was a Very Good Year" by Frank Sinatra.

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Morra: The Game | The Book | The App

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Morra: An ancient Italian hand numbers & word game is now available as an iBook or eBook and obtainable in print. Morra was known to the ancient Romans and is popular around the world. In the Bible, it may have been referred to as “casting lots.” In ancient Rome, it was called Micatio, and playing it was referred to as micare digitis; literally, “to flash with the fingers.” This book traces the origins (from Egypt & Turkey), includes the rules, compares it to other hand-gesture games, provides a playoff matrix for the serious contender or inquisitive mind, and discusses its influence on modern America.