rostasi

sheesh! I had no idea!

ummmm...The New York Post?

I just noticed Lon's response to this when it comes to the sound and so to avoid the confusion between our answers, I was referring to sound in relation to a collection of CD-R's instead of a professionally done "standard" disc. Yup, better than "bootleg", but less than a "standard". Here's a sample so you can hear for yerself: Body and Soul

Congrats to all of you! Now the hard part: The Name! (I'll toss in "Miranda")

That's why I think it should be tomorrow on 420.

I want to mention that we have another bad storm coming thru the D/FW area, so if the board goes down, then this may possibly be the reason why. If there's an alternative board to go to then y'all should maybe think about that as a possibility. Just a note to let you know. R~~

There's also 3 volumes of Rough Guide discs that you may be able to get for cheap.

Loved him in Car Wash! (but then, I loved everybody in Car Wash)

• Heaven & Earth • Without Judgment (w/Invaders of the Heart) • Rising Above Bedlam (w/Invaders of the Heart)

someday I'm gonna sign up to this e-music stuff... ...when I can trust myself with it...

GlassWipe

Better than you'd expect sound from the soundboard and it's got a good standards/avant mix.

I like it because it's very neutral (very unlike Slonimsky himself: read his Musical Invective)! It's good as a reference for trying out new ideas - using scales and chords that may have not occurred to you to use. I think what's frustrating for many users is that it's not descriptive - it's not meant to be a how-to, but rather a type of reference book of possibilities. For my interests, this book and the Masaya Yamaguchi one often fulfill a need.

http://www.chilloutzone.de/files/08040701.html

You mean that there's still a Sharper Image in business? Major lawsuits and closing of (apparently not all) of their businesses would have me looking for a new job.

Next, we will have an explanation of Brownian Motion by the originator of this thread -

Wikipedia has everything http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monty_Hall_problem

Erik is a Zen Master who lives in the moment.

Yna-yna-yna-yna, yna-yna-yna-yna, hey, hey, hey, goodbye!

"Leh-Nerd' Skin'-Nerd"

http://www.discogs.com/sell/item/4631030

I especially like this part:

I'm all ears.