Van Basten II

Does this problem only occurs on this site or on others ? Have you bought a new monitor on which you can change the definition ? Besides that check the space View there is a section about text size , you may try to change it also, other thing depending on your settings in the info bar in the lower part of the screen if a percentage appears , you can play with that to see if they are any changes. I apologize for the poor technical terms, i'm pretty clueless about computers and my settings are all in french so i don't really know the proper english terms.

Saw last night, the very fine alto sax player David Binney play in duet with a pianist i've never heard of prior to this evening;John Escreet, from his accent would guess that he's british. Anyway, beatiful set of about 90 minutes, great compositions , mostly ballads, they did a few covers among them a very spirited version of Twinkle-Tinkle. Great music and i found a guy that may be worth checking out in Escreet.

West East North (you're not allowed to name Peter as a follow up)

Awful week

Aggie and Edward don't have any picks yet.

Guy Lapointe Larry Robinson Sege Savard The big three

For the french crowd here's the mother of all palindromes a palindrome of 1247 words by the one and only Georges Perec http://home.arcor.de/jean_luc/Deutsch/Palindrome/perec.htm

Are we not drawn onward, we few, drawn onward to new era?

Another thing about the Hunter gig, how many people would you expect to come out to see this show ? Turn out was awful, we were about 60 in a place that can take more than 500 ticket buyers. Montreal jazz town, yeah right they can kiss my ass !

The Hunter gig was quite fantastic, great groovy music, great catchy tunes, enjoyed especially Eric Deutsch on keyboards and as a guy who enjoys quirky covers, they did an outstanding version of One bad apple and as an encore they did back in black, needlesss to say it was way better than Celine Dion's version. Small edit the quartet turned out to be a trio, the third member of this fine band is Tony Mason. Go see them if they come near your town. http://www.charliehunter.com/baboon-strength/

They call them Mosaic boxsets, you may have heard of them...

Not the same edition but the same book.

Lennox Lewis Greg Rudseski Owen Hargreaves Canadian athletes who represented the UK.

Saw a very fine trio this monday Barry Guy / Maya Homburger / Jeff Reilly, a cross between improvisation and chamber music, Guy delivered once again another kick ass bass solo, enjoyed also very much the work by his wife . Gonna see this friday the Charlie Hunter quartet.

Saw this movie i was 7 or 8 years old, it kind of fascinated me, never heard of it afterwards, never bothered knowing the title or the name of the actors. But when Jurassic Park came out, first thing came out of my mind was hey that story is familiar. Besides that i gotta say my favourites as a youngster were Bud Spencer and Terrence Hill

So, has it happened yet, would hate to waste my last day by dressing up and going to work.

Mostly awful light rock crap, they call it here rock détente or in english relax rock, which consists to play over and over again the same fuckin' tunes, Hotel California and all that kind of MOR shit. Fortunately it seems people more and more bring their portative players with their earphones so at least they are only exposing themselves to their music.

If you're talking about the upcoming Canadian election, that would be fine with me...

Bravo Roger, still the man.

Same here, however RDS the Quebec equivalent of ESPN does

Captain Nemo Phileas Fogg Passepartout

According to my ex girlfriends i don't hear much and i don't listen much either

Well, he looks a bit loco in this picture, don't you think? He has found a way of making a cover that is worse than his music...

Jerome Bettis Terry Bradshaw Jack Lambert Go Steelers !

Mice Men Charley