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what do they do with the other half....where does it go....does it still exist....
....can Aunties Jarz 3£ policy seem a little like the horse meat scandal....should we bother to look at the ingredients or just be happy to have a few cheap calories....
I looked at the playlist last night and wondered if it was incomplete...shouda known that Almighty Opera was going to be the reason it has been truncated.
It won't be long before JRR is shunted hither and thither when the Yanks move their clocks forward an hour to EDT on 10 March and Live from the Met starts at 1600 GMT. BST doesn't start until 31 March.
all words are trains for moving past what really has no name
Bruce is right, the advent of EDT means no JRR next week, and late evening slots (and one shorter show) before we are back to normal at 5 at the end of the month. I shall be taking advantage of my week off to be at the Bristol Jazz Festival on 2 March.
30 mins..."never mind the length, feel the delivering quality management", says Dame Chris Patten.
BN.
With frequent disruptions expected to JRR over the next few weeks thanks to live opera, perhaps it's time to resurrect this 2009 Grauniad editorial(with comments):
"Jazz Record Requests....that sad old thing! Is it still hanging around? Ugh! Put it away in a corner somewhere out of the way, its cluttering up all the brighter lighter schedules."
A BBC Exec writes..."My jazz "request", if you want some jazz played, then get down to Tescos and buy some Kenny Ball records! Stop sponging off the state!"
A presenter writes: Thanks for noticing that the programme has only lost one edition since 1 May 2012 and until next month's changes only three editions were scheduled later than 5pm, which was during the Proms. It has therefore had the longest un-disrupted run in its regular slot for some years. The BBC's commitment to Live at the Met is always likely to cause problems when EDT kicks in before BST, but the programme team has worked hard with the schedulers to try and reduce the disruption over the last year.
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