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    > The oniony paper doesn't generate static or have fibers like     
    > regular paper sleeves do.   
      
   Sounds bright.  How do you store the albums? On end, or flat? & how to store   
   100+ & not damage the vinyl by its liquid nature (it'll flow down if on end too   
   long, making a bulging bottom)   
      
    >  GP> A good menmory works in both directions.   
      
    >  GP> I find that helpfyul in playing poker with some mates --   
    >  GP> I preplay the game mentally the night before then try to   
    >  GP> recall how I did the different hands as they come up,   
    >  GP> live. . .   
      
    > I think you just demonstrated the "other direction" in which     
    > memory works: ie, recall.   
      
    > I'm impressed by people who can recall character names and     
    > plots from books they've read decades prior.   
      
   This was a curse to me -- I'd pick up a book that looked good, & half a   
   paragraph in I know the whole story toomuc to reread. That's gone now & I've   
   happily reread a couple of old favourites. . .ahh, age. . .   
      
   Things I like tend to find residence in my sketchy memory banks.   
      
   I have much stored in there, but the retrieval system sucks badly.   
      
   Oh, some times, if I can get in the right frame of mind, I can kick butt at   
   trivia for an hour or two.  I had a nice coup in Jeopardy the other night -   
   beat Matt on a few questions, & I answered the Final Jeopardy before they   
   showed the question. (they showed the category & I parsed that & my   
   recollection of how Jeopardy chooses questions); & that & $5 will get me a cup   
   of coffee, I know. . .   
      
   Your friend,   
      
   <+]:{)}   
   Cyberpope, Bishop of ROM   
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