Craig Sawyers

You are a constant surprise, Reks - I never would have figured you as a cat-whisperer. But you sure are!

Happy birthday you ex-pat Brit, you! Have a great one, Grahame!

Shakespeare had something to say about that: "But lust, though to a radiant angel linked, will sate itself in a celestial bed and prey on garbage" Hamlet's father's ghost.

Mine sleep on my amp because it is warm. Every now and again I have to take the lid off and vacuum out the fur.

Jeeze Reks. Had no idea. Really seriously hope you are OK.

Knopfler is from my original neck of the woods in the north of England in Newcastle. He's lost a lot of his accent now, with only hints remaining. Like the slide guitar tubes "me dad" made. He bought his first guitar from Windows music shop in the late 60's. Just missed being there, working as a Saturday sales guy in 1972 at the tender age of 16. https://www.jgwindows.com/

Happy birthday!

Designed by Nelson Pass in consultation with the late great Siegfried Linkwitz. Just spotted I already said that way up this thread

Have a truly great day!

Wow - you forget that people grow old. Donald Moffatt - he was about my age when he filmed Clear and Present Danger.

That is a good end to what could have been something very nasty. Shows that there are good guys out there in the US police force.

Does he stop the grandfather clock collection when he's listening to music? And even if stopped what about the chime resonating? I went so far as to use a swept sine in my room to identify what was in there ringing along to the music. And moved offending items to another room. From Nelson Pass's description of a monster transmission line subwoofer "Funny things happen when your speakers are flat to 13 Hz. You have to be careful about your tone arm, your windows, your neighbors, and your bowels." Article here http://www.firstwatt.com/pdf/art_elpipeo.pdf

The thing that is going to replace it, El Capitan, apparently will have 10-100 times the speed and computing power of that. So North of 1 exaflop (10^18 floating point ops per second), consume 50MW of power. And it will produce the answer 42.

Have a great one! Happy birthday!!

I've a vague recollection from my childhood that F-troop was on the TV in the UK. That Addams Family and the Munsters definitely were.