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There's a dotted line? Appreciate the help, but on calm reasoning, assume the American traitor (okay, I'm stretching) probably just tied to log in ten times or whatever and the phone was fried already. Just to be sure I just fried. Also completely unrelated to watching Les Misérables on the plane yesterday, or any free conference alcohol I've consumed over and over tonight, here is my farewell to the iPhone 5... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HsS1MS3EqyM

True and hopefully, or it may have been picked up by quick, next passengers on way to airport and now in Romania. Either way was sad to watch drift away. If only I was an Olympic swimmer.

KOSS KSC75s Portable Stereo Headphones for $10 http://feedly.com/k/YQAq2S

Yeah unfortunately I just jumped in the cab line at the airport and the receipt was generic without a name or number. Hotel nicely said they were going to check cameras for a door name/number as I realized about two minutes from closing cab door while standing at front desk, but they seemed to get bored with follow through. Yeah I suspect its a goner. Will see if guilt sets in tomorrow and then wipe after if not. At least setup Photo stream on Mac to grab photos of daughter.

Just like Gravity...

So being tired and an idiot, I left my iPhone 5 in a cab in Boston after arriving around 11pm. Remembered Find My iPhone (though wasn't sure if I even had it activated), so logged in to iCloud with my Mac. Bingo. Tracked cab moving back to airport and sent a 'lost sound' and then put the phone in 'lost mode' (with message of hotel, phone and reward). Shortly thereafter the phone went dark/offline. Probably an existential question, but how long do I wait before giving up on humanity and using the last Find My iPhone option - frying the phone?

Cool tats.

Vol. 3

BREAKING NEWS...

So far you're beating me. Visited a yard sale and took a nap.

Have a great one.

Does that mean there's a new owner? Also in todays news - World’s Highest-Resolution Master Recording for New Linn Release – Cleveland-based Five/Four Productions (featuring tech experts from Telarc’s former audiophile slant) has captured the Boston Baroque directed by Martin Pearlman in Haydn’s Nelson Mass and Symphony No. 102 using 11.2 MHz direct stream digital technology. Five/Four Productions sees this as a quantum leap in hi-res recording technology. It takes the one-bit DSD technology used for mastering the best SACDs from 2.8 MHz to 11.1 MHz, resulting in a recording 256 times the resolution of a standard CD. Five/Four Productions has won 16 GRAMMY Awards plus Japan’s Grand Prix Award. The SACD and download is tentatively planned for release in October.

Stick with Original Whiskey Balls.

What about dressing up for casual Fridays?

Looks like we're getting our first (or second if you count the KORG) portable DSD player - http://feedly.com/k/10lWXif

A bunch of big band from KCEA. Lyrics are like whispers from an alien planet.

This is Water http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=xmpYnxlEh0c vid

c. 1908: Submarine Escape Apparatus

So much to love about Paris, but cemeteries above and catacombs below may hold my top spots.

Sorry to hear. Don't know him that well, but the dozen or so interactions with him over the years has him as one of the nicest guys I've met in this hobby.

29th May 1993: Miss Sarajevo

That's a tough call. I keed.