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In what seems to be a case of little brother playing big brother, they had started to remove some of my threads, so I decided—as a departing gesture—to help them along and simply remove all that I could. BTW, that deactivation of edit some of you complained about is, I'm afraid something little brother did for my benefit Don't want to dwell on this, I am permanently out of here and I want y'all to know that I shall miss most of you, but I feel uncomfortable here. I am disappointed in people I once supported, but I don't leave in anger, because the Big O has given me much pleasure, and that will stay with me. It has also taken up too much of my time, but that's my own fault. Thanks to those of you who sent me messages, they are really appreciated. Hope to keep in touch with some of you off the board. Chris BTW, Jim, you might as well have little brother go all the way and remove me from the membership list—I shan't be needing that anymore.

I have seen some interesting Beatles footage that will appear in a forthcoming television documentary series, On Record: The Soundtrack of Our Lives. It is hosted (and, I think, co-produced) by George Martin. Kevin Spacey will narrate. As far as I understand, it will trace the music as it developed in tandem with the technology of sound reproduction ("from Edison to the iPod"). I may know more later this month as I am meeting the producer (a madly enthusiastic Bessie Smith fan).

I totally agree, Ron, CHUCK NESSA would love those photos.

Probably 10 hours of Billie and 14 of Phil.

Are they still running those things through Crawford?

I just read in a Copenhagen newspaper that 4000 to 10000 remains will be dug up and relocated from a local cemetery in order to make room for a new subway. Those buried there include Niels Bohr, Hans Christian Andersen, Søren Kirkegaard, and Ben Webster, but they will not be moved. Their plots are not in the way.

I am hoping that MusiklySound is a procrastinator and that the thread starter was scheduled for April 1.

Thanks, Shawn!

I realize that most of you are PC (as opposed to Mac) users and I have recently had to install Windows on my iMac in order to work with MS Work's database (my St.Croix slave project made the call). Anyway, so I bought MS Works but it came sans manual and its "help" option is almost a joke. In fact, so—compared to Filemaker Pro, which I was using—is the Works database program. My questions: How do I make a blank copy of the form I created (i.e. without duplicating the entered data)? How do I import data from one record or database to another? Any help will be greatly appreciated.

A reproductive participle?

I don't see panties

This table was up for bids on e-bay, but can you tell if the person who put it there is male or female?

Use your imagination, Jim.

May I recommend...? Sorry, Chuck, Satan cued me

Ken Burns: The man who saved jazz. 21st Century Ellington?: The Extended Works of Wynton Marsalis.

Proof of the double standard I referred to a few days ago.

Already? Those years accelerate, don't they, Larry?

Here's a good one I received this afternoon (and promptly reported). I guess the Nigerian climate has affected the spacebar: Attention: Email Address Owner We have concluded to effect your payment via Western Union MoneyTransfer,$5,000 twice daily until the total sum of $500,000.00 which wewere mandated by the IMF to transfer to you is completely transferred. TheInternational Monetary Fund (IMF) is compensating all the SCAM VICTIMS andyour email address was found as one of the VICTIMS. They mandated us toaffect the transfer of your funds to you. We now needed your informationas to where & who we will be sending the funds, such as; Receiver'sname,address and phone number. Contact our customer care @ westernu_niontrans01@live.fr with your full information.Thanks, Mr.Mark James For Western Union +229-98679345

New Mosaic release: Studio Coughs and Sneezes from the Schaap Collection - Volume I

Here's a link to hours/days of fascinating reading, video and audio clips, and the pictures alone are worth a thousand clicks.... Check out Stetson Kennedy. Now, let's see the links you thinks we loves

Let me absorb that, Joel.

Here's a link to the story.

Herman—who is blind, btw—and his wife used to live in my building. Very nice people. I often wonder what became of them.