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Another one I saved a while back. I think this is from Lark St. I like the color of this one a lot better!

OOP! A complete list of out-of-print titles on the ECM and JAPO labels, with personnel listings and recording dates.

One of my local stores has one of these for sale, a Teuffel Birdfish, currently owned by David Torn. Pricey at $10,000+, it looks strange, but plays like a dream. I didn't bother to plug it in - maybe next time, but I did play it a bit. Very comfy to play sitting down, I just don't like the color, but boy howdy it looks cool!

Computer virus infects International Space Station laptops By Matthew Moore Last Updated: 1:01pm BST 26/08/2008 A malicious computer virus that steals passwords has been brought on board the International Space Station, Nasa has confirmed. The virus, known as W32.Gammima.AG, was carried into orbit on laptops brought up by astronauts in July. The space station's operations have not been affected – Nasa described the infection as nothing more than a "nuisance" - but an investigation has been launched into how security systems were breached. W32.Gammima.AG is a worm virus that was first detected in August 2007. It copies itself onto computers in order to steal log-on information - including usernames and passwords - for online games. The virus then attempts to send the information back to a central computer. At least two laptops on the ISS have been infected, suggesting that once on board the virus may have been transferred on a memory device that was plugged into both computers. advertisement This is believed to be the first reported case of a space station computer getting a virus, but a Nasa spokesman said there had been previous instances. "It's not a frequent occurrence, but this isn't the first time," Kelly Humphries told the Wired website. Computers on the ISS are not directly connected to the internet, although they have access to a satellite data link which allows then to send and receive emails, information and videos. The infected laptops are used by the astronauts to compose email and store information on nutritional experiments, and are not part of the space station's "command and control" network, Nasa said. Nasa is working with its international partners on the space station, including Russians, to find out how the virus got on board, it said. The ISS is a joint project between Nasa, the European Space Agency, and the space agencies of Canada, Russia and Japan. It has been continuously manned by astronauts since 2000.

Happens every year... I wish they would update their web site regularly... .

I used to own one of these - a Valco Airline, but mine was labeled a Supro. I didn't have the snazzy amp in a case. I traded off the guitar for a Premiere 90 spring reverb that I still own. Dumb move. Check out the distinctive headstock. Amazing. Look at the detail.

Last time I was in court, I was the only white guy in the room not sitting behind the bench. .

That 1st Gateway album has some crazy strange guitar on it. I'll have to give it another listen. I think I got it as a cut out when it came out! .

But enough about you, let's talk about me! .

Just a suggestion for a book proposal!

I forgot about the Weber album plus there's a few I never heard of. I didn't realize Kermit was playing with him so early. .

100 ways to Derail a Thread on an Internet Discussion Board. .

Something like that. I thought it was mis-identified mushrooms. .

It may be. Molde is Aug 81, Motians Psalm is Dec 81.

Oooo...pre-war. .

It's the shit that never came out on CD that we want!

or Eule Gibbons.

Sorry, what was I thinking?

I don't think Conference of the Birds is OOP or unavailable. .

I'm real sorry to hear about this Alexander. I hope everything works out OK. .

How about the Beatles Why Don't We Do It in the Middle of the Road? Catchy tune, I say.

I just told the guy to stop or I'd sue his ass. fair enough!

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