The original daisy wheel lasted nearly 8 years in light office use (typing a few labels and envelopes from time to time). The last 2 daisy wheels I purchased lasted less than a year each -- but what other options do you have, short of buying a different (brand) typewriter?

Very difficult to get in New Zealand and the cost was much betterThat's allNothing else to say. Bye

If you want a comprehensive collection of Henry Purcell's music for the theater, I would point you in the direction of the multi-disc set directed by Christopher Hogwood. On the other hand, if you're looking for just a shot of the English Baroque composer, this single disc by Tafelmusik under Jeanne Lamon should pack all the punch you seek. Included is instrumental music form Dioclesian, King Arthur, The Fairy Queen an The Indian Queen, performed glowingly on period instruments. For good Purcell selections and great playing, this one is hard to beat.

This is a great disc. It is professional disc and not easy to throw for a beginner. Although, after a few weeks my 10 year old daughter was throwing like an expert! Worth the money if your somewhat serious about getting good at throwing a disc.

The description for this product is right on the money. The Aerobie has two major advantages over the classic "Frisbee":1) Very stable flyer - the Aerobie is far more stable and accurate than a standard "Frisbee", making it easy for even beginners to make decent throws.2) Soft edge - don't underestimate the importance of this feature. This greatly reduces the "finger trauma" commonly associated with catching a hard "Frisbee". With the Aerobie, my kids no longer complain about painful catches.If you're looking for a "Frisbee", the 10" and 12" Aerobie are truly the best on the market and worth every penny.

What a great flick. I had it on VHS but needed a new copy and highly recommend this movie to anybody who loves good music, a great story, and comedy with a bit of an edge. The cast is awesome. I find it humorous to see Glen Hansard in his early days. Quite a bit different than his portrayal in "Once".