Dmitry

I was being generous. After all, he continues to play for the best clubs in Europe (for whatever reasons)... City did not own the midfield, like they usually do. Haaland was covered solid, and didn't produce much. Overall, not a great game from MC, but they did lose, in my opinion, the best player in the world after 30 minutes, when De Bruyne pulled his hemi. I was rooting for Inter also. Their defensive game was excellent. Plus, Man City is awash in Sheikh Mansour's dinars. Guardiola is an amazing manager, no doubt.

Got mine today. Luck was on the side of those that deserved it! The padded envelope had a big chunk torn out of it, but the cds came out unscaved, and were in the "as described" condition. Thanks, ejp626!

City made history, but not without struggle. If not for the terminally-unlucky Lukaku, things may have been different. In the last 10 minutes Inter made good chances in the box, but luck wasn't on their side, it was all doled out to Ederson, who was City's man of the match. Congrats to the City fans!

I'm sorry, but I didn't get it. I'm sure it's me.

Told you, it is everywhere. The mystique of weed is gone. It's become a crutch of the Generation Z. It concerns me.

You are a savvy listener. I'll go with your recommendation. I'll take : Bennie Green Soul Stirrin' (Blue Note - TOCJ) - 6 Hank Mobley To One So Sweet, Stay That Way (Dutch Jazz Archive) - 12 Thanks!

Any mention of someone named Frank in the book?

We saw him in August 2019 at the Jazz Forum in Tarrytown, NY. Trio with Paul Bollenback and Carmen Intorre. I liked how he played Misty.

Sarah B. Pomeroy - GODDESSES, WHORES, WIVES, AND SLAVES: Women in Classical Antiquity Illuminating and pioneering.

I saw that also, but chased that thought away...it's just weird.

Of course, but we want quality. Curated, as they say today.

Aha. Googled Ed Bedno: A designer from Chicago, born in 1925, Second World War veteran, has a FB profile. Designed a few album covers for Mercury / EmArcy. https://www.discogs.com/artist/6170989-Ed-Bedno This one is odd. Are these...spuds?

I wasn't going on about pot per se. In 2008 seeds in buds was not a frequent sight. It was already hydroponic, designer grass then. Now, if the OP were selling the OP of the BB, then seeds would definitely be period-appropriate.

Bring them on, put them here.

Seeds in buds? Schwag. You owe it to Miles to do better than that. He was class.

Interesting album cover art for both the Holiday in ... titles. The anthropomorphic figures of the Holiday in Trumpet album are signifiers of the trumpet valves? Are the art directors/designers for those two mentioned?

I don’t know how the Forest managed to stay up, with that lackluster lineup. They are my candidate for the relegation next year. The Saints were a much better team, at least on paper, and look how they sunk. But Leicester was much-much worse. The first club in history to be relegated after five consecutive top ten league finishes. The FA CUP FINAL starts in half an hour. Will Man City make history and win the treble? We shall see.

Amazingly, I read the same thing said by another Nanaimo native, who married Elvis Costello.

Al Pacino is a daddy, at 82. https://www.the-sun.com/entertainment/8247597/al-pacino-expecting-child-girlfriend-noor-alfallah-pregnant/

The best club in the world right now. I see no equal, or even a challenger.

How the fortunes change...we are out, along with the hapless Leeds, and Everton lives on.

Kick-off is in just over an hour from now. All the PL teams are playing. It's do or die for Everton, Leicester and Leeds, two of whom will be relegated. If Leicester do go down, they will be the first club in 28 years to do so after having won the PL, since the Blackburn Rovers in 1994/1995. It's needless to talk about the venerable Everton, who have not been relegated to the lower division since 1951. In fact, they are the second longest-tenured club in the top flight of the English football, after Arsenal, who've been in the top league since 1920.