... to wait for a stutter and say, "yeah... that's me". Ed Hey Ed! It's just you and me tonight - there's no other fucker around! Time to make hot chocolate and go to bed with the dawn chorus! LOL Pete I've got my eye on you. 1130 here. Tony D What? 11.30 A.M.? Haven't you got a job to go to? Pete Yeah, sore point at present, I'm only working ...

... her home and only stopped playing her after my fingers refused to move and I became dehydrated. She sings anything but she seems to love the blues. When I played the TPOS Blues, I think I heard her almost yodel the chorus. This guitar has loads of tone and a bass that reminds me of the old Gibson bass end but with more zest and harmonious rumble. Harvey musta had the elves and fairies workin' overtime when he put this one ...

... home and only stopped playing her after my fingers refused to move and I became dehydrated. She sings anything but she seems to love the blues. When I played the TPOS Blues, I think I heard her almost yodel the chorus. This guitar has loads of tone and a bass that reminds me of the old Gibson bass end but with more zest and harmonious rumble. Harvey musta had the elves and fairies workin' overtime when he put this one together. It...

... direct to the speaker terminals, as doesn't in theory require a crossover (the piezo element simply ignores the low frequencies). I did that many years ago with a horn tweeter on the Yamaha clone of the Roland Jazz Chorus and neither of them came to any harm. -Keith Clips, Portable Changes, tips etc.:www.keithfreemantrio.nl e-mail: info AT keithfreemantrio DOT nl I did that several years ago with a JC120 and an old ...

... been many occasions when I have kept silent during a hymn rather than sing words 'which teach false doctrine' and that in evangelical churches that pride themselves on biblical teaching. I am surprised! Which songs/choruses do you have in mind? As for readings 'other than scripture' I shudder at the memory of sentimental badly written 'poetry' and toe curling 'sermon illustrations' particularly when they pretend to be ...

... direct to the speaker terminals, as doesn't in theory require a crossover (the piezo element simply ignores the low frequencies). I did that many years ago with a horn tweeter on the Yamaha clone of the Roland Jazz Chorus and neither of them came to any harm. -Keith Clips, Portable Changes, tips etc.:www.keithfreemantrio.nl e-mail: info AT keithfreemantrio DOT nl I was going to suggest the same thing. But to add,...

...Shankar Vedantam Washington Post Staff Writer Monday, June 16, 2008; A02 Three horrors await Americans who get behind the wheel of a car for a family road trip this summer: the spiraling price of gas, the usual choruses of "are-we-there-yet?" -- and the road rage of fellow drivers. Divine intervention might be needed for the first two problems, but science has discovered a solution for the third. Watch out for ...

... think there is a lot common ground shared between jazz and early rock'n'roll? I think you are possibly referring to Duke Ellington's celebrated 1956 Newport Jazz Festival appearance during which Paul Gonsalves played a 27-chorus solo on ''Diminuendo and Crescendo in Blue''. There is a picture somewhere of a woman who was dancing along with the music which is possibly why the solo went on for as long as it did. Ellington was a ...

> Whenever I hear the song, "Ye Jackobites by name" (or is that the first line of the chorus?) I want to write another one. But you do not have to be computer literate to do this. As an (ex?) computer programmer I know that one way to refer to a variable is by name and the other is by value. By name you get the variable's location so that you can fool with its contents, by value you get the variable's contents. You're ...

...." Shankar Vedantam Washington Post Staff Writer Monday, June 16, 2008; A02 Three horrors await Americans who get behind the wheel of a car for a family road trip this summer: the spiraling price of gas, the usual choruses of "are-we-there-yet?" -- and the road rage of fellow drivers. Divine intervention might be needed for the first two problems, but science has discovered a solution for the third. Watch out for cars with ...