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Bought 4 of these ikea cd shelves for my computer desk. I like to put my monitor up on them, and other things.

I'm told my copy of This One's For Blanton (Duke Ellington + Ray Brown) was unusually awesome iirc, in terms of being quiet, clean, etc. The music is of course superlative, that much is obvious. You could look into getting a used copy of it, or possible a test disc from Acoustic Sounds. I'd also say there is a 50/50 chance I'll be selling all my vinyl after its been transferred and shipped back to me. Which is an assortment of Fantasy 45s, misc, and eventually the entire series of Music Matters 45s, with the same serial number. These will have been cleaned and played probably 1-3 times, just enough to get a perfect digital transfer.

Found out that my Friday morning Amazon free-for-all has resulted in my check card being declined. A single purchase from Amazon shows up as multiple small purchases on the card, so the bank is convinced there is fraudulent activity. I can appreciate the security measure, but not when I've spoken at length to the Bank on this very issue twice in the past. Its frustrating, because the bank sends no notice to me about the card being declined; they simply let you figure it out on your own And the items I buy are no longer available directly from Amazon themselves, thus the need to buy used from Amazon merchants. I should very much like to have a check card that can be used frequently

These are some new mopad competitors you could try. LINK Primacoustic RX7 Recoil Stabilizer (foam > steel > neoprene)

man, now its all politics

I've already made a quick animation of her and McCain. Posted elsewhere.

Is anyone else getting an Adobe Flash debugger message on this page?

All my album scans are from Flickr.

Regardless of what you need or want, my point is the vast majority of >$1000 displays these days are TN. Good response times, bad color performance and viewing angles. I've not bothered to learn much, but there are many types. TN, S-IPS, IPS, VA, MVA, P-MVA, S-PVA, etc. I believe this one is an MVA, iirc.

I googled it. Looks like a rudimentary form of Worms.

I almost bought one of these this morning, but went with music instead. link "thankyou10" for coupon ($50 off) This is NOT a TN panel, BTW

Lets just say its a good thing I've had them automatically syphon off a chunk to my ING account

I've never been able to stand it in the back pocket. Costanza syndrome.

muahahaha. There is no escape.

Another 1TB Seagate hard drive. For the Drobo.

Nadda one. edit: Not sure if you meant the entire list. If that was the case, sadly no. But I'm working on it. Some of the ones I've bought a few months ago are now going for $70.

: 2 Horns, 2 Rhythms - Kenny Dorham Quartet Last Chorus - Ernie Henry Presenting Ernie Henry - Ernie Henry Tough Tenor Favorites - Johnny Griffin Something Blue - Paul Horn Quintet Count Basie Jam Session at the Montreux Jazz Festival 1975 - Count Basie Mal-1 - Mal Waldron Quintet Lights Out! - Jackie McLean Kansas City 5 - Count Basie Ain't Misbehavin' - Hank Jones Basie Jam #3 - Count Basie Tiptoe Tapdance - Hank Jones Afro-American Sketches - Oliver Nelson Back to the City - Art Farmer and the Benny Golson Jazztet Soul Battle - Oliver Nelson The Big Band, Vol. 1 - Milt Jackson Taylor's Wailers - Art Taylor Introducing Paul Bley - Paul Bley Trio The Gifted Ones - Count Basie with Dizzy Gillespie I Told You So - Count Basie Orchestra Meet Oliver Nelson - Oliver Nelson Night Rider - Count Basie with Oscar Peterson Fancy Pants - Count Basie Orchestra Straight Ahead - Oliver Nelson with Eric Dolphy Basie Jam 2 - Count Basie Our Delights - Tommy Flanagan with Hank Jones Kansas City, Vol. 7 - Count Basie Montreux '77 - Count Basie Big Band Two Trumpets - Art Farmer Pairing Off - Phil Woods Septet Impressions - Mal Waldron Trio Basie Jam: Montreux '77 - Count Basie Big Band Kansas City 6 - Count Basie Just for Fun - Hank Jones Elmo Hope Trio - Elmo Hope Trio On the Road - Art Farmer On the Road - Count Basie Down on the Deuce - Hank Crawford The Young Bloods - Phil Woods with Donald Byrd Four Altos - Phil Woods Three Trumpets - Donald Byrd Main Stem - Oliver Nelson Homecoming! - Elmo Hope Sextet & Trio Mad Thad - Thad Jones Live at the Village Gate - Milt Jackson Quintet Roadhouse Symphony - Hank Crawford Takin' Care of Business - Oliver Nelson Hope Full - Elmo Hope Mal/3 Sounds - Mal Waldron Me and You - Count Basie Orchestra The Timekeepers - Count Basie with Oscar Peterson Satch and Josh.....Again - Oscar Peterson & Count Basie Screamin' the Blues - Oliver Nelson Farmer's Market Barbecue - Count Basie Down Home - Sam Jones. I'm back, baby

I'm still using the same $10 leather wallet I got in 9th or 10th grade.

Thats kind of awesome

I seem to have a knack for getting telephone calls in the office precisely when I cue up a new album to listen to. Its got like a 80% success rate. Or some dolt strolls into my room asking for help. I'm going to develop a permanent eye twitch if this keeps up. And before anyone tells me "well work is the wrong environment, blah blah blah", I'm basically given a task and told 'do your thing', and can go an entire day w/ little interoffice chat/communication, other than when I cue up albums. I wish people would stick to email.

I keed, I keed.