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i have taken the last 4 years and 1 month off and absolutely love it. (i plan to audit a few calculus classes soon. old folks in ohio can sit in on classes at state universities.)

You have a point there......they are amazing beers. amen, and amen.

thank you, tom. i will investigate. how's the weather?

a gem, to these ears--- boccherini-fandango-guitar-harpsichord

i'm unsure if americans have the worst beer, but hands down, they have the worst taste in beer, and many other things. i came across this illuminating link last night:brand stats 2009 Great topic!!!!!!!

like one hungers for a certain flavor ice cream, i hunger to hear duet music for harpsichord and guitar, both classical and nonclassical. i am sure that our learned members can give several fine examples and places to start. thanks in advance.

kingwood center

closing time it has been said that christmas eve and christmas night were the loneliest nights of the year, from switchboard operators and radio talk show hosts. this is an attempt to comfort those whose christmases are difficult.

the sanctified dishrag

If this doesn't put Vick back in the MVP picture, I don't know what would. 3 TD's passing, 1 running and 130 yards rushing. If that isn't an MVP performance, I don't know what is. Theses Eagles are for real. in praise of parity, and the nfc west:The 49ers have now changed quarterbacks after each of their last two defeats in an attempt to salvage a losing season. At 5-9, San Francisco still has an opportunity to capture the NFC West title and end a seven-year playoff drought by winning its final two games against St. Louis and Arizona.

awesome remark, zalaro. thanks.

Posted 26 December 2009(+1) - 05:30 PM belated thanks to all of you. ....late to my own 'event', it would appear. i am wondering if 65(+1) candles is a blessing or a curse. --the finest and kindest folks in the world commune, share their love, experience, and knowledge, and quarrel and even grieve as one here at organissimo.

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the man with a golden arm also hath a golden wit. bravo!!!!!!

From the Tuscaloosa News Greenwave's championship run comes to an end By Aaron Suttles Sports Writer Published: Saturday, November 27, 2010 at 3:30 a.m. Last Modified: Saturday, November 27, 2010 at 1:15 a.m. ( page of 3 ) GORDO | Mother nature did the Gordo High School football team no favors when she douched the Greenwave's field with rain, and lots of it late, Thursday and Friday morning and afternoon. The slow track took away Gordo's ability to get the ball to its playmakers on the edge, which meant the Greenwave had to opt for a offense that featured a power running attack. [link to article no longer works]

.......very nice man ,......cant wait for the releases. chuck directed me to some profound early schnabel recordings of schubert sonatas some years ago.

The Classical Department of WKCR-FM presents the annual Bach Festival 2010. Beginning at 9:30AM on Monday, December 20 and ending on New Year's Day, WKCR will dedicate all broadcasting to the music and influence of Johann Sebastian Bach. The BachFest has been a tradition at WKCR for over thirty years, and this year's festival promises to be one of the best. BachFest 2010 will examine the many lenses through which J.S. Bach has been understood and performed over the last three hundred years.

this year's edition of bell's special double cream stout is heavenly; surely there is no finer beer in heaven. the bell's expedition this year is just horrible, for expedition stout. it has no body, and is really really bitter. the fabulous balance is just a mess. i wonder if this is just a bad bell's batch. they have more than their shares of bad bottlings of fine beers.

i send your words to a nts trumpet student who works a great deal, and to another nts grad with a brand new job in the pit at cirques de.. in vegas.

"I play on a 4/4 violin since I was ten. The quality of my instruments has improved over time: Ventapane, Gagliano and Testore to a Guarneri del Gesu in 1998. Yet I had not been happy with this violin and I changed to a Stradivarius [the "Booth" from 1716, owned by the Nippon Music Foundation] on which I played four years and that filled me. But I always wanted to have my own instrument. So six years ago, I bought in London, on the advice of concertmaster of the Academy of St. Martin in the Fields, one of my best friends, Guadagnini from 1742. It's actually like a man: you can not find the perfect violin but one learns to love his faults." - Julia Fischer, August 2010

the first texting

what an exciting, and heartwarming experience, for each of us. surely, you will record him. thank you.

a couple of those guys were extraordinary visionaries.

predictions for now from 1931