David Ayers

Does anyone know if there is a book or website explaining procedures, costs, taxes, laws etc? I really don't know anything about buying or maintaining a property in US so all tips welcomed. I'm thinking of a small condo.

Heh heh. I'd just edited mine down to under thirty items (uhhh - mostly by buying stuff...) then amazon edited it down to none...

Oh yeah I am logged in. It emptied the basket while I was logged in. Amazon has had a makeover. Sometimes the old page style shows and sometimes the new. I don't get it.

Just like that - all gone. The display I get is old format one time of day, makeover format at another time. Are they losing it?

Well if there's no bonification, the first to cross the line will be in yellow that night! Then when they all finish together on the secopnd and third days...? Hmmm. then it goes to the points they acquire as a matter of course each day. Oh. Sounds thrilling.

Well if there's no bonification, the first to cross the line will be in yellow that night! Then when they all finish together on the secopnd and third days...? Hmmm.

But they *are* doing the Oliver Nelson euro-mosaic for £33.97 which is quite good for us on this side of the pond.

I can't understand how stage finishes will work without time bonuses. What is the motivation for all the sprinters if they will just all get the same time? I feel I'm missing something...

The amazon website still shows the same price, and availability within 5-7 days. Curiously, there are two amazon sellers offering the set for less. It can't be right.

Check out this discussion on the Gramophone forum: http://www.gramophone.co.uk/mainforum.asp?...messageID=59445 This is the first paragraph by 'Billington': I myself received a mail ordered Nimbus CD today and as far as I can tell it is indeed a CD-R (reflects bright blue under a strong light, none of the usual pressing codes, and an exact time of manufacture printed on the disc). I say: this is bad news.

I saw this done at English National Opera ten years ago. I'm still not sure exactly what I saw!

In case you missed my thread, news on Longest Night: http://www.organissimo.org/forum/index.php?showtopic=36588

Thanks for the support! This thread is now officially *buzzing*!! Until it gets RVGed, there won't be much buzz in these parts.

Thanks for the support! This thread is now officially *buzzing*!!

Brrrr. Sure is cold in here.

...finally! from Crazy Jazz new release list: EVAN PARKER & JOHN STEVENS : CORNER TO CORNER - (1993) / THE LONGEST NIGHT VOL.1 & VOL.2 : OGUN : £19.00 : 2

I guess I had a soft spot for 'the mommy'...

This set has suddenly gone from #800,000 best seller to #467...

... can it? £10.49 at time of writing for this 15 CD set. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Complete-Riverside...4434&sr=8-3

I haven't seen any reverse-cc disks in UK yet - has anybody?

Bordering on apostasy.

The Wire in its early days gave me important information when I needed it. The Penguin Guide leaves me cold. Re: Ric Colbeck, are folks aware of this: http://www.sunsetwestproductions.com/master.htm And of Bill Dixon's comment, foot of this page: http://destination-out.com/?p=63

Just swung by the jpc.de website to find a blinding new array of flashing lights and mini-fonts. Am I the only one finds the newest websites hard to look at? As if they were designed by people who would never dream of using them? Or who design them on 27" screens? I'm finding more and more websites next to useless these days and just ignore them... Is it just me? That jpc site for one seems harder to look at...

Oh PLEEASE can we start a poll on 'what is the size of your unplayed backlog'? By the way I think this is why downloads are certain to take over: you get to listen to music without being stuck with some nerdy looking 'collection'. FWIW I always reckon I am not an addict and buy very selectively. But on the unplayed backlog polls I have always been right up there, so I'm not so sure...

I hate CD.