Any other Brightons there may be need qualification eg Brighton,
Planet Zog.
When it comes to announcements on the web, it's safe to assume it
happens on earth. All other semi-civilized planets have their own
(mutually incompatible) networks, and as for *civilized* planets - I
guess
see
http://www.faqs.org/rfc/rfc3271.txt
--On Monday, July 01, 2002 13:40:45 + Thomas Bending
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Any other Brightons there may be need qualification eg Brighton,
Planet Zog.
When it comes to announcements on the web, it's safe to assume it
happens on earth. All
Sorry sent wrong reference
http://www.ipnsig.org/techinfo.htm -see pdf document - Interplanetary
Internet: Architectural Definition
--On Monday, July 01, 2002 13:40:45 + Thomas Bending
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Any other Brightons there may be need qualification eg Brighton,
Planet
| ... And the English think that English is the language that the English
| speak!!
| Laurie
Yeah, well, the language does have more than a few major dialects.
There's that line from My Fair Lady: In America they haven't spoken
it in years. And it's probably worth noting that the major
Hey, folks, here's a wonderful new addition to the ongoing
issue of copyrights and the recording industry:
http://www.independent.co.uk/story.jsp?story=307449
(Maybe we need an abc transcription of Mike Batt's One
Minute's Silence to go with the version of Cage's 4'33
that's already
I've notated a tune in abc, authored by a semi local, now deceased
gentleman and am currently having those familiar with his work and this
tune review it for accuracy and such.
It is NOT ready for distribution, so please do not reference or copy the
file(s), which I made available online for
...
| The tune is 'Mike Hoban's Air' and is located in a slightly separated
| manner at the bottom of the list of tunes on that page.
It's a nice tune, and it's in A dorian. This is the most common
minor mode in traditional Irish and Scottish music, which is why it
probably sounds Irish to
Guido ha scritto:
I have nearly finished a new manual: Typesetting Music with ABC,
preliminary version available in PDF format from
http://abcplus.sourceforge.net. I usually write my stuff in
English, but this guide is written in Italian. Therefore, it won't
be much useful to English
...
| The tune is 'Mike Hoban's Air' and is located in a slightly separated
| manner at the bottom of the list of tunes on that page.
It's a nice tune, and it's in A dorian. This is the most common
minor mode in traditional Irish and Scottish music, which is why it
probably sounds Irish to
