Are taken, yes they are.<br>
This video is just like my life. Sing it, brother.

Dear <a href="http://blog.stereophile.com/stephenmejias/021308sing/">Uncle Omar</a> in Italy,<br>
You missed a fine party. Though we were downright heartbroken that you could not attend, we managed to nevertheless have some fun. Fortunately, Uncle Norbert brought his new video camera, and we were able to capture much of that fun on tape! For your convenience, I've attached my favorite bit of footage, which came during one of our spontaneous sing-alongs.

YBA Design's new WD202 D/A processor and headphone amplifier showed up while I was turning the pages of Don and Jeff Breithaupt's <I>Precious and Few: Pop Music of the Early '70s</I>, recommended by John Marks in his October 2009 "<A HREF="http://www.stereophile.com/the_fifth_element_56">Fifth Element</A>" column. Each page drips with great examples of why the 1970s often wind up on the wrong end of the culture stick (the Osmonds, anyone? Terry Jacks?).

YBA Design's new WD202 D/A processor and headphone amplifier showed up while I was turning the pages of Don and Jeff Breithaupt's <I>Precious and Few: Pop Music of the Early '70s</I>, recommended by John Marks in his October 2009 "<A HREF="http://www.stereophile.com/the_fifth_element_56">Fifth Element</A>" column. Each page drips with great examples of why the 1970s often wind up on the wrong end of the culture stick (the Osmonds, anyone? Terry Jacks?).

YBA Design's new WD202 D/A processor and headphone amplifier showed up while I was turning the pages of Don and Jeff Breithaupt's <I>Precious and Few: Pop Music of the Early '70s</I>, recommended by John Marks in his October 2009 "<A HREF="http://www.stereophile.com/the_fifth_element_56">Fifth Element</A>" column. Each page drips with great examples of why the 1970s often wind up on the wrong end of the culture stick (the Osmonds, anyone? Terry Jacks?).