couw

I place curses on MSWord and other MS products all the time! Not always effective though. Guy put them in an envelope and send them to silicone valley.

New York Times

or small balls of damp newspaper-paper

ah! if you also have some (not too much, just a little) light shine on the damp newspapers, even more interesting things will happen! try it.

you can say that again. It took me a while to realise that I had to switch to IE to make this one work. No go in Opera.

I've been watching a pile of newspapers across the room for weeks. I'd rather watch my beard grow. if you watch the newspapers long enough and the environment is damp, nice things are bound to happen.

Does the remote control smell like ink? catesta, B-) couw

in MSWord: place curse at the start of the paragraph. press ctrl-shift and hit the arrow-down button. tadaa!

this site: http://www.musicland-berlin.de/home.htm lists it for 50€. Click "music" and select "japan import" it's a terrible site to navigate.

I thought you might have known the answer to that. Drats, now I need to find out all by myself.

I just tried "filthy" and I must admit the result is interesting.

I presume the one lone poster from the "other" continent is located in Kiribati or some other Polynesian slice of paradise?

Soul Station was the first Mobley that really made *click* with me and then Roll Call was playing for the home audience. Both are fabulous albums!

Yes, I was referring to the catalogue numbers. Green Street, for example, has 32082 (EU: 32088) instead of 84071. They used to simply have a scan, original catalogue number included, then they inserted the new numbers, and now they seem to be back with the old practise. Not that it makes the music sound any different, it's just something I noticed.

I see from the map that Armenia and Azerbaijzan also put their issues on the side and traded their respective ex-/enclaves.

a continent of its own! I didnt think i needed to patronise anybody by putting which continent it was in. heheheh

a continent of its own!

you think so? Uhm... I thought you'd show me that there is, some day bring your bottle opener

you think so?

beer tastes better there though

lengthy interview from 1997 here

late, but nonetheless

uhmmm no. they look more like this: mind the catalogue number! BTW, did the new RVGs all get the original catalogue numbers or is this just for the cover and is there something else on the spine? The pic Jim posted is the European version, which has a different number anyhow.

1938, Benny Carter records in Paris, reissued in the Americans SwiParis series (EMI) 1956, Lucky Thompson records for Club Francais du Disque, reissued in the JiParis series (Gitanes/Universal) 1956, Frank Wess finished his North, South, East... Wess album for Savoy 1957, Gustav Brom records a bunch of tunes for Amiga, a.o. the great "Bärenspuren." 1957, Sonny Rollins - Way Out West (Contemporary) 1964, Freddie Hubbard - Breaking Point (Blue Note) 1965, Thelonious Monk Quartet plays another concert at the Paris Olympia (issued on Laserlight) 1966, Andrew Hill and Sam Rivers record for Blue Note 1967, Alice Coltrane records Altruvista (solo piano) for Impulse!