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vinyl is awesome, but component matching, the high maintenance, set-up skill, and sheer amount of stuff to buy to do it right can be down right daunting. whatz this almost always workz? is it a problem player? \

i have heard my fair share of sources... meridians, regas, ayres, carys, wadias, esoterics, modded denons, and many others, but one would really be hard pressed to surpass and to my ears even come close to acheiving the sonics of a (used) reimyo cdp-777 under the $6400 mark. i love vinyl too and have owned a VPI Scout and have heard some serious high end vinyl rigs, but the reimyo really pushes and merges the envelope between digital and analog. the cdp-777 is a dichotomy that offers the luxury of both in one.

buried or cremated?

a blackout... how long? when? why?

i've had many headphones come and go, but the HD650s outlasted everything until the L3000s. after listening to the L3000s almost exclusively for a month, i couldn't listen to the HD650s longer than a few songs.

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we've got another dateline predator

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you missed a letter, don't forget it.

you missed a letter

didn't need to see that good sir.

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hope you had a very nice b-day.

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if i came to Canada would i get free health care?

it is wrong and agasint the California Health Code, which requires all hospitals to make "appropriate arrangements for post-hospital care" and for "continuing health-care requirements" before discharging any patient. " this isn't our system, but this is a criminal act that some people commit and those responsible need to be held accountable.

but you afford high-end audio equipment my wife and i've have excellent dental coverage, though, isn't accidential coverage. we pay a flat yearly $120 premium, which covers both of us for two check-ups, two dental cleanings, one yearly exam ray and then 70 - 90% off any other necessary stuff.

so you're taking this seriously

over the top, joker -- difference in life expectancy is 2 years (i think US 77 and canada 79). i think your get shot dead comment is unlikely.

curious to know what they do in those other countries if they baby isn't developing properly? Abort? if so, does that go into the study? it doesn't even take into account the number of serious cases that are high risk? just because a hospital has a high mortality rate doesn't necessary mean it isn't a good hospital. it could just be the area or they deal mainly with serious cases. with the shorter life expectancy--what about the US homicide rate, manslaughter rate, auto fatality rate, etc... are those figures even reflected in the study and compared against other countries to get a better picture?

probably i could have worded it better, but i am a snob when it comes to anything health care related, insurance plans, doctors, and even hospitals and county even the good ones are something i wouldn't put up with or go to unless i had no other options. i like going to either UCLA or Cedars-Sinai so county even the best county is really down there. my wife and i are very healthy and rarely go to the doctor, but for those yearly check-ups and what not. so the plan i selected is flexible to our needs and imo is very reasonable like $7 dollars a day for both of us, but in the event something serious happened we pay 20% of the insurance special price total, though, it caps at $3500 per individual on the plan then it kicks in 100%.

And probably you've never been to county hospitals here--some are decent and some suck--i am sure similar in Canada. i bet, in general the US has more medical patents, better doctors, and hospitals than anywhere. i've got really good health insurance.