[brlug-general] MP3 Pay sites, etc.

[k5mke at bellsouth.net]

Good Morning All,  ;-)

Thanks for all the information.  Yes, I'm really looking for a flat-fee site.  I don't
have any "cards", except my ATM and QSL cards, LOL!  The last thing I want is
some "suit" in my face, with "Guido" & "Tony" behind him with baseball bats an
Sak-crete, LOL!

My music interest vary from Classical (Bach, Beethoven, Wagner, etc), Blue-
grass, Country, Blues, comic routines, some Jazz, LOTS of Honky Tonk (LOL!), 
Military marches, Native American, , Celtic, Polka & Schottisches, Cowboy 
"Western", Rock-N-Roll and of course, Cajun.  If you're from Louisiana, you 
HAVE to have "Jolie Blon", Hahaha.

Now, while it's "illegal" to SWAP music, should anyone know of a song I just
might like, please e-mail me off-list and let me know where I can find it on a
site.

I'm also planning on collecting pictures of  "space"...galaxies, stars, gas 
clouds, Hubble shots, and beautiful things here on Earth...mountains, 
valleys, sunrises, sunsets, plants, "critters" and of course those friends 
who send me their pictures.  There IS no thing as "ugly", except one's own
attitude.  ;-)

I continue to read that Fedora 6 "Bible" and seem more confused the more
I read, LOL!  Maybe it will all 'click' eventually.  I wished there was a simpler
to understand book for us Ol' Fart newbies.

There IS no SBLUG any more here in S'port and the "guys" have scattered
far and wide.  That makes it all the harder, when no one local is around to 
call on the 'twisted pair' to ask or come over to show you the error of your
ways, hehehehe.

I know it would be a LOT of trouble, but have y' all considered doing some
"lessons" that could be downloaded or viewed on the NET for Newbies?
THAT would certainly help a lot of possible Linux users all over the World
OR be a money-making venture for some individuals.  Something to at
least consider.

Well, I need some more Cajun Cowboy "Sock" Kawphy and get busy doing
some more antenna research on 2 meter Quagi antennas.  I'm hoping to 
build a wooden, long-boom (over 24') that I can mount to work individuals
and FM repeaters.  The 2m/70cm "J-pole" I have at 40' already gets into 
the 147.33 mcs. machine in Alex.  Baton Rouge and Lafayette repeaters
are on my list to work now.  Who knows, maybe I can work a few of you
down there, LOL!  If I get band conditions, I could also work the 6 meter
repeaters down there.  :-)

Keep your powder dry and watch you'rn "top knot".

Respectfully submitted,
73,
Don/K5-MKE