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Yeah its Page, when you listen to him you are mesmerized. Yet I don't know if I could settle on just Page, I mean Robert Fripp was very innovative, creative, and a technical beast. Music is so encompassingly wide; there is room for Hendrix, Fripp, Page, Vaughn and others we love to listen to and be amazed by.

Yes we all despise our customers, yet depend on them to pay the bills.

No pic, but here it's hot coppacola rolled around smoked gruyere.

Sputnik, is your avatar Stan from the evil parallel universe or did you make it from the "make you into a sp character" site?

You da man!

Jeff, what a cop out. Right when I had appointed myself dictator for life!

My son is practically 19 years old. Jeff, how old are your kids? Enquiring minds want to know, just so we all know where we are coming from.

LOL Jeff. Bridge of Sighs is the album, the first track is "Day of the Eagle" as nailed by thereyougobuddy. Not evil, but eagle. And it demands cranking because it kicks serious butt!

Creation is greatness, imitation is technical mastery.

Either that or he will pee all down the road....what the hey, life is full of surprises.

I saw a light, just up ahead But I couldn't seem to rise up from my bed I'm not alone, than I am People seem to think I'm superman

I'll be your baby tonight?

Agreed Jeff, but that is simply an extension of the prior statement.

"It's all about maturity, setting a good example, consistency, and personal responsibility with kids, you don't have to beat them or ridicule them." Amen. For the time it really matters, these are the lessons that will have sunk in.

Michael, to repeat myself, is the port exposed? As I said, wrens would set up a nest and be in heaven (at least until max spl).

Hmmmmm....I don't think any competitive diver in the world would agree with that sentiment - same goes for any competitive gymnast (I don't know any competive skaters so I can't comment there). The same amount of "judging" that goes on in these sports is the same level that goes on in basketball, football, rugby, hockey, etc etc...Think I'm crazy? Go talk to some diving judges and see how structured the scoring system is. The only reason different judges give different scores is because they don't all see the same things...and that is something that happens in every sport (especially rugby and water polo, where the refs will even have the explicit option to not call something). Structured scoring does not a sport make.. For example, as a percussionist in high school there were try outs for all state band involving qualifying, locals, regionals, and then state competition. The scoring was not only structured, it was blind (thanks to the nature of music). It was extremely competitive, even had its own version of overtime to decide contests. I know all this from personal experience. Is it a sport then? No. Although there are many elements of sport I don't think anyone would say that choosing the best musician that day would be a sport. So why would choosing the best diver or figure skater or whatever be any more of a sport? It cannot be argued that athletics is the difference, because I dare anyone to develop the chops needed to play music that physicality is the difference. Sport must be measured, either by mono a mono, team vs. team, or time vs. time.

Sounds like a Bob Dylan tune.......but the best ones always are......

What we need is an all knowing, benevolent dictator, you know, like me! So vote for me, Pete Tagliani, I'm your guy!

We just did this thread a few months ago! Page, Dimeola, McGloughlin, Beck, Trower, Santana, Vaughn, Hendrix, and much much more all got their due.

I agree Jeff. Some songs just demand cranking it up, such as Robin Trower's "Day of the Eagle" (definitely not Wuss the Eagle).

Wuss the Eagle----that's priceless! Even better than Stanford's The Cardinal.

Clue me in here, but exposed ports would have more than just water to worry about here. Every wren, wasp and other critters would plug it up in a season. On the other hand, if the ports are at least screened off then fifty bucks sounds like a great deal.

You might max it out, but I think the original question meant topping out. I last topped out one my cars about 15 months ago at night (not smart, but I was lucky that 1. I didn't get caught, and 2. No other idiot was around to cause any problem.).

"Cars with beautiful little bumpers" Exactly what the 1971 Alfa Romeo Spider personifies! Although I would say a "beautiful little car with beautiful little bumpers."

LOL! It's not rocket science, except in this case it pretty much is. The math that eventually begot the formula is rocket science, the actual formula is not.