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@mozilla: Many thanks. I've heard of the B&W cds but I've never heard one. I think my cousin has a Mark Levinson cd which came with his power amp and proceed pre/pro. I haven't heard the disc yet though. Damn I love his system.
I do have a couple of copies of Vivaldi's 4 seasons. True, it's a good basis for listening to strings. My copy isn't great though. One of those commercial recordings. The only times I get really picky with good sounding classical music is when I used to buy cds for my dad. I guess it was his influence that kinda got me into opera as well. I only wish I understood what they were saying.
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Posted: 2002-09-09 06:48:00
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Keep us updated on the case of the lost socks!
Hey, any of you guys still have vinyl? I really want to start collecting and the only store I know of is in Makati Cinema Square. Thanks peeps!
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Posted: 2002-09-09 07:03:00
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@ Nephilim, Yeah those Mark Levinson's have the "drool factor" indeed. I demo'ed a set once in Castro St. in San Francisco with a Wadia CD drive & D/A convertor on Apogee's then on BMW 801's. Grabe! The CD we were listening to was John Patitucci.
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Posted: 2002-09-09 07:32:00
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Ey help nman pls,ano ung code para master reset,i nid 2 reset d fne nw e.tnx!
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Posted: 2002-09-09 07:41:00
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Four zeros
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Posted: 2002-09-09 08:04:00
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@henry,
good day!
im also at megamall around late afternoon. i've seen an Ipaq worth 41,000 at EDP (entry data point). i cannot recall the model because the box label was written in japanese. (mahal, ano kaya yun?)
@* guys, since 10:30am-present, i cannot log in at esato (or any site) using glonbe-gprs!
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Posted: 2002-09-09 08:24:00
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@arnoldc
I saw sharks, sea- horse, morene (thats the norwegian name on the fish), squid, sea- snake +++
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Posted: 2002-09-09 08:38:00
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do those eels really have charges that can kill a person? i saw this special once in national geographic about eels. there were this father who was teaching his son to catch eels inthe muddy water, then he suddenly fell down. the eels release a charge of eletrcity, said the narrator.
how true...
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Posted: 2002-09-09 08:43:00
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@henry-3870 is cheaper in games and gadgets in GH. I think mga 25K. And I blv they have everything arnold mentioned (if they haven't been bought yet by others)
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Posted: 2002-09-09 08:56:00
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ferrarista44 Posts: > 500
@pogie
A discharge from an electric eel can kill the small fish that are its primary food, but electric eels can also shock potential predators. A touch from the electric eel's tail can effectively disable a human or a large animal with a stunning shock, although a single discharge is usually not enough to kill. However repeated shocks could kill, and falling over in the water after a disabling discharge could result in drowning. An electric eel would NOT make a good pet!
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http://www.whozoo.org/Intro2000/tashcorm/tempagetwo.htm
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