>>>>But what I'm saying is that you found nothing useful that will tell someone where to find me and burn down my house. Unless you have been to my house, or work for the government or utility company, you do not know where I live.
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>>>>Agreed about the all the info that is on there though. There are a number of things I didn't realize were there about me.
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>>>I was amazed when I put my own name into Google. It's easy to forget some of the things we've done online or that someone might credit us.
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>>What's your involvement in http://home.uchicago.edu/~narusso/shack/data/caborch.htm ?
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>Way back many, many years ago, a guy I knew (Murray Pfeffer) from a newsgroup called 'alt.fan.rich-conaty' (a ng dedicated to old music from the 20s and 30s) was starting up a web site dedicated to big band music. He asked for help, and I wrote up some notes for him on some bands and performers. I have no idea how the stuff migrated over to uchicago.edu.
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>Oh, I just visited the site and it says at the bottom 'pilfered from...'. So that's how they got it. I assume he gave them permission to use it.
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>I just tried to get to his web site and it appears to be gone. I'd written up a number of things for him, and it was a great site. I'm sorry to see it's not around any more.
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>BTW the Alan Popow mentioned at acaeum.com is also me.

Naome, if you're still reading this, I just did another check and the web site does still exist. It's at www.nfo.net. If you check under 'Databases' for American bands, my name should be on a number of the writeups. In fact, the first band in the 'A's is Irving Aaronson, and I did some of the notes for that.