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Im interested in that Nunslaughet Cd Gherardo...do you still have it?
any new tapes for trade on your side?
let me know mate..

Hello Milovan! unfortunately that cd is not available anymore... I'm preparing a new list, I'll post it as soon as I have time to check everything. I think I need to update this list. will do it right now.

Great ill wait for new list maniac!

After a long silence I'm preparing a new list (trade-sale). It will be ready in about two days (cd's, 7", tapes and shirts)
I've been working a little and after my short contract finished I put myself to work on some academic matters (articles + translations). I applied for a PhD in aarhus starting from february 2010...

I updated the list. I haven't decided if trading some lps and 7" at the moment. And maybe I'll add more things.
you can write me here or at the mail.

I could be interested in Unbeign tape but Ill wait if you put more tapes and Cds in list and those wax as well..

Tungurahua volcano prompts evacuation in Ecuador

Scientists say pyroclastic flow from the volcano could threaten some of the villages on the slopes
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In the shadow of the Tungurahua volcano
Ecuador volcano's deadly eruption
The authorities in Ecuador have begun evacuating people from the slopes of the Tungurahua volcano after it started spewing ash.

Scientists say fast-moving currents of extremely hot gas and rock could be seen flowing from the volcano's crater.

Tungurahua, some 135km (85 miles) southeast of the capital, Quito, has been in an active state since 1999.

But experts say there has been a rapid increase in its seismic activity since Saturday morning.

Scientists with the Ecuadorean Institute for Geophysics say the number of explosions has increased. They say the ash cloud has reached 2km (1.2 miles) in height.

People living on the slopes reported the ground and buildings shaking, and a rumbling sound coming from the volcano.

Hot gases and rocks started flowing down the western side of the mountain at mid-morning and ash has been raining down on the villages of Pondoa and Patate.

The authorities have put the region immediately around the volcano under red alert and the security forces are preventing people from entering the area.

The tourist town of Banos is one of those being evacuated.

In 1999, its 15,000 inhabitants were forced to evacuate when the Tungurahua had its last major eruption. Residents were not able to return to their homes for a year.





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