You may want to try Media Monkey[^], it'll rip (and play) most formats and will synch with the ipoo. Try some Shure EC2 earphones (or similarly price Sennheisers).

I've been using their dedicated servers about 3 years now and have had no problems whatsoever with the server nor their service. I've also used UK2 in the past and I would highly recommend 1 & 1 over UK2 without a doubt. Although the servers i have used have been linux based rather than windows based.

I remember working for a company where we had been using crystal 7 in our app and it had been working flawlessy for ages until one client decided they wanted to upgrade their version of crystal. Basically the crystal support guy told us that the characteristic which had allowed our app to run flawlessly all this time was actually a bug in crystal which has now been fixed. Sorry, you app doesn't work any more but we won't be can't help you.

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That's not a knife... now this is a knife![^]

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I think you just did another one... "Welcome To The Jungle" is by Guns N Roses ;)

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I rip everything to FLAC using Media Monkey[^] for use with my Squeezebox[^]. Also, using Media Monkey i batch convert any new FLACs into OGG for use with my portable media player.

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it seems not... Geography of Denmark[^]

Terrain * Low and flat to gently rolling plains Elevation extremes * Lowest point: Lammefjord -7 m * Highest point: Møllehøj 171 m[/quote]

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Cool! That takes me back... I've got that on vinyl :)

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get a wifi router and just plug your existing modem into it

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apurva kaushal wrote:

http://www.regular-expressions.info/tutorial.html

i 2nd that - Clickety[^]

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I actually received the same email this morning except it was alleged to be from The Bank Of Scotland.

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I've read a few Bukowski novels (Factotum, Women, Post Office, Pulp) and i've loved them all. I'm not a big fan of his poetry but i would highly recommend his novels. They're straight to the point with no fancy literary nonsense and darkly humorous. Ham On Rye is autobiographical telling the story of his (or Henry Chinaski's) childhood and upbringing, so it's probably a good place to start (although published much later than the rest). Factotum, Women, Post Office all tell the story of Chinaski at various times through in his life. Pulp is a bit of a spoof PI detective novel. Not quite up to the standard of his biographical novels but enjoyable all the same.

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RChin wrote:

I dug out and is re-reading The Wasp Factory

Well worth re-reading! I just recently bought The Algebraist[^] which is next in my reading list.

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Charles Bukowski - Ham On Rye[^]

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open explorer, goto Tools -> Folder Options, select File Types tab, select XML in the list of extensions, click Advanced button. you should now be able to change the icon.

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Shame it wasn't at 2 minutes to midnight :)

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I take a moral standpoint and don't go to Subway. I can't stand their aggressive marketing bs! Recently one moved in just next door to my favourite local deli and started all that nonsense of accosting you in the street and offering you free sandwiches etc. I told them in no uncertain terms exactly what i thought of them and their practices of trying to drive hard working local shops out of business. Support your local retailer.

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Might be slightly longer than 12 months but certainly less than 18. Not new and (sadly) not together anymore but not to be missed... Neutral Milk Hotel

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There is a small town called Torrance just outside Glasgow, Scotland with an animal sanctuary full of Albino Wallabies. :confused:

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Michael Martin wrote:

the Lord Nelson

A fine pub, i was a regular visitor there while holidaying in sydney over xmas & new year. I took a bit of a liking to their Quayle Ale and the Three Sheets wasn't too bad either!

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