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http://tinyurl.com/28hu6q8My link i may have succeeded here.

at the same time, a friend was shooting with film, which makes the best shots, but he ran out of film. a moulting peacock water flowing from a memorial fountain new holland pumpkin beer at the pub gracing the fountain-not yet prey to fall gracing the memorial fountain-not yet prey to fall.

thank you ttk! beautiful and educational.

my nikon got drunk on pumpkin beer

the yellow brass doorknob was unlocked. i turned it and entered the small office. this was a surprise; the office phone had been disconnected since january. from a distance came a hearty "take a seat. i'll be right with you." the small office was an impressive collection of law books and impressive yellowing degrees; the deep scars of a lifetime fighting mindless prejudice hardly showed, but the trailmarks of an impressive and lengthy practice of law were abundantly visible. "come in. may i help you?" the distinguished well dressed gentleman, sitting behind the desk, was handsome, cordial and businesslike. "4 years ago, you drew up some documents for me and gave me some sage advice, which has served me well. i have another legal question, and i know you shoot straight and i dont trust anyone else...." after discussing the legal matters, we talked about life and things. "you knew my wife. she's been dead nearly 10 years. she was...." " i closed the office in january. my wife has been in a nursing home for quite some time. i've been in cleveland clinic twice; a staph infection, contracted there nearly killed me. i still come in to the office a few days a week. i miss the practice, the courts, the lawyers, helping people. attornies still call me, asking for my advice." as i stood to leave, i heard "i must apologize for not standing to shake your hand." deeply moved, i offered my hand, and with the other, for some unknown reason, touched his forehead. with throat choking from emotion and eyes beginning to tear, i hurried to the door, perhaps for the last time. time's seasoning of an accomplished man of character is a tragedy, as is the loss of one of the few last genuine believers in human dignity and civility that i know.

i love sunsets almost as much ss i love lester young and basie.

great treadmill shows----great pod stuff----thanks.

the owners donated lots of tapes to the station. there is another series from soundscape coming up later into the fall.

My link i didnt see the schaapster's name on the schedule, for his myriad fans.

amen, brother lowe

wkc,r for the next several hours, is observing a noah howard tribute.

thanks, lark--- before the rain

Too bad you're not the guy who tried to shut down the Hadron collider. He could listen to this by simply adjusting his time space co-ordinates. lowe's brain must be preserved at all costs. lowe hath no equal.

legendary pianist lennie tristano scholar and disciple, is now discussing his career and playing his music until 2100 edt on wkcr.org

thanks for the enlightening words......

A beautiful record. You might enjoy the record she made with Jimmy Rowles not long before his death; again mainly standards. It's called 'Well Kept Secret' and I believe has just been reissued: http://www.amazon.com/Well-Kept-Secret-Norma-Winstone/dp/B000005YPM Includes her version of 'The Peacocks' to which she added the lyrics as 'A Timeless Place' - seems to have been picked up quite widely by singers. thanks for the heads up--i've been a norma fan ever since azimuth's touchstone recording 37 years ago. sadly, her hubby taylor and kenny never again equalled on vinyl the utter magic of that recording, although they are all of the utmost craftmanship and musicianship. at miss winstone's best, she is transcendental.

amen!

trombonist extraordinaire ryan keberle is now hosting the musician show on wkcr until 9pm edt, highlighting his excellent new recording double quartet.

she is wedding santana in december. ----------a very pretty, interesting charming fun lady.

noted swing era pianist, the late jess stacy, including a lengthy interview. is now featured on wkcr.org until 2100 edt. sumptuous, enlightening faire...........

the scoop

Just heard from MG via email - he is suffering from a repetitive strain injury in his right arm and is limiting his computer use. Sorry to hear that, but I'm glad it's nothing more serious. best wishes for a speedy recovery---my wise and fine old friend

ramblin' on my mind