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I have a Konica Minolta Dimage Scan Dual IV scanner. It scans 35 mm negatives and 35 mm transparencies (slides). You can choose different resolutions - which create files of different sizes. It does an excellent job.

You left out a line.

I recently watched an interesting documentary about the affect of Hurricane Katrina on the music scene in New Orleans (New Orleans: Music in Exile). Been listening to albums by the Neville Brothers and Dr. John for the last couple of days. Fantastic stuff!

I have a 42" Panasonic plasma TV with 1080p. Excellent!

I'd agree with that, although my favourite single piece of theirs is "Echoes" (side 2 of Meddle).

For the last five years or so, I've paid the 30 pound fee to SFC in order to receive the TV highlights of the games on Saints TV and, more importantly, to receive live commentary of each game. For those of us living outside of the city (especially those living overseas), this kind of service is essential in order that we can follow the weekly exploits of our team in a meaningful way. I would, of course, continue to be willing to pay for this service.

A good double-CD collection, which includes four live tracks. Disc: 1 1. I'm Waiting for the Man 2. Femme Fatale 3. Venus in Furs 4. Run Run Run 5. All Tomorrow's Parties 6. Heroin 7. There She Goes Again 8. I'll Be Your Mirror 9. Sunday Morning 10. Chelsea Girls - Nico 11. It Was a Pleasure Then - Nico 12. White Light/White Heat 13. I Heard Her Call My Name 14. Sister Ray Disc: 2 1. Temptation Inside Your Heart 2. Stephanie Says 3. Hey Mr. Rain [Version One] 4. Candy Says 5. What Goes On 6. Some Kinda Love 7. Pale Blue Eyes 8. Beginning to See the Light 9. Foggy Notion 10. I Can't Stand It 11. One of These Days 12. Lisa Says 13. New Age [Live] 14. Rock and Roll [Live] 15. Ocean [Live] 16. Sweet Jane [Live]

http://multimedia.fnac.com/multimedia/images_produits/ZoomPE/3/4/0/0602498806043.jpg A good double-CD collection, which includes four live tracks. Disc: 1 1. I'm Waiting for the Man 2. Femme Fatale 3. Venus in Furs 4. Run Run Run 5. All Tomorrow's Parties 6. Heroin 7. There She Goes Again 8. I'll Be Your Mirror 9. Sunday Morning 10. Chelsea Girls - Nico 11. It Was a Pleasure Then - Nico 12. White Light/White Heat 13. I Heard Her Call My Name 14. Sister Ray Disc: 2 1. Temptation Inside Your Heart 2. Stephanie Says 3. Hey Mr. Rain [Version One] 4. Candy Says 5. What Goes On 6. Some Kinda Love 7. Pale Blue Eyes 8. Beginning to See the Light 9. Foggy Notion 10. I Can't Stand It 11. One of These Days 12. Lisa Says 13. New Age [Live] 14. Rock and Roll [Live] 15. Ocean [Live] 16. Sweet Jane [Live]

Indeed! And interrupted by the arrival on the scene of the strange duo Pozzo and Lucky. Pozzo is a pompous, foppish aristocrat who abuses and exploits everyone he can; Lucky is his oppressed slave. Hmmm ... whom might they be?

Well, depending what happens in the Endgame, it could be Happy Days or Catastrophe.

Because he settled permanently in Paris at the beginning of WWII - so French became his first language. BTW, It's been Waiting for Godot at SFC for a very long time. But we've now reached the Endgame.

He doesn't live in Hamilton. He lives near Kitchener.

He's not from Hamilton - which already has a CFL team, by the way!

Whereas I think it would be great!

New Dylan album - Together Through Life I'm a big Dylan fan, but this one is a major disappointment. Dylan produced it (using his Jack Frost pseudonym) and the arrangements and mixing are very poorly done. A pretty uninteresting batch of songs, too. New Neil Young album - Fork in the Road This is a solid effort. Play it in your car - and play it LOUD.

Shot from BWP was slightly deflected but with enough power to drift over the line (according to commentary).

Forest have six points on us and a four-goal advantage in goal difference. Those wins would need to be bigger. 3-0 today; 2-0 on last day!

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extra's? extras!

1) None of those proverbs have a similar meaning.

Superb book. Probably my favourite Fowles' novel (although I love The Magus, too). I thought the film was good too (I've seen it several times), although the technique of moving back and forth between the story and the actors filming the story was annoying the first time I saw the film. [Harold Pinter wrote the screenplay, BTW.] In subsequent viewings it's not so distracting. I think Pinter was trying to create an effect similar to the metafictional techniques Fowles uses in the novel. I presume you've been to Lyme Regis, where it's set. Fowles' house is just outside the town, half-way up the hill. I've recently watched the newly restored Far From The Madding Crowd, which is also set in Dorset (and surrounding counties). Great film. And it's fun recognising many of the locales they used.

Thanks for sharing the photos.

It just came on - late.

Yes, I agree with you. But, on the other hand, you could say that humankind is quite exceptional for the way its consciousness and scientific knowledge has developed to the point where our understanding of the cosmos permits us to look out into deep space, grasp what is there, and measure its awesome dimensions so accurately.

Right. A different way of looking at it, but you're correct.