Many Thanks to Our Readers

We, at thetrumpetblog.com wish to thank our readers for their patients during the past three month. Due to the decline in my wife’s (Karen) health, I have been slow at posting new material on our site. Now that all the issues dealing with her death have been completed and I have become used to this new situation in our home, I will try to reestablish the flow of new material in our pages. Many new and interesting developments have crossed my desk recently and reporting these trumpet related issues will be my goal in the near future. Thank you all…

The Trumpet Blog.Com Will be Taking an Extended Vacation

Our first post went online November 24, 2010, and has added Trumpet related information continuously from that date until now. I have been very pleased with the content as well as the periodic comments our readers have sent in. It was my original intent to share some of my limited experiences with our readers, especially the younger players with hopes to make playing the Trumpet easier as well as more enjoyable. I have made this decision after considering several changes in my life. The most important reason to discontinue our post is for the fact that my wife, Karen has…

Sleep apnea – What they don’t tell you! (Part 8)

Since our last post on this seemingly endless confrontation with the “experts” guiding us through this maze of misinformation and downright inaccurate advice, I have decided to update my experiences on the subject of Sleep Apnea …… again. My Bipap machine stopped working several months ago and the warrantee had run out. I would have to wait two more months before my Dr. could give me a prescription for a new machine. So, I waited. My concentration and energy level dropped substantially during this time to the point that I felt unsure of my diving skills in heavy Dallas, Texas…

Drones- The Solution to Our Assassination Dilemma

Time has come to solve this continuing threat of random attempts to kill innocent victims. I would like to suggest a simple yet effective solution. Both the attempt and success to kill our political leaders (President Trump and Charlie Kirk) could have been prevented if the area around the shooting had been observed through the eyes of a drone operator. Such a simple and effective preventative action could prevent the majority of these senseless attacks on our safety. How to prevent assassinations and help diminish mass shootings. 1. The use of drones, days “before” an event, could record unusual activity…