[78-L] ARSCLIST is down, and Historic Masters is dead

[David Lennick]

I hadn't seen anything from Historic Masters since Roger Beardsley died. 
Haven't been on ARSClist for a couple of years, so the only messages I see are 
those copied to this or other lists. By the way, I understand that border 
crossings will not be affected by these current problems, which was different 
from what was discussed in the spring when major cutbacks were announced.

dl

On 10/1/2013 3:29 PM, eugene hayhoe wrote:
> I got several ARSC messages about an hour ago...
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> On Tue, 10/1/13, Russell Miller<saintrussell at gmail.com>  wrote:
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>   Subject: [78-L] ARSCLIST is down, and Historic Masters is dead
>   To: "78-L Mail List"<78-L at klickitat.78online.com>
>   Date: Tuesday, October 1, 2013, 3:23 PM
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>   I was surprised to find that the
>   ARSCLIST web interface doesn't load, but
>   then I remembered that it's hosted by the Library of
>   Congress, which has
>   made their web resources inaccessible due to the government
>   shutdown.
>   Meanwhile, for some time the Historic Masters website has
>   been equal parts
>   old content and PHP errors, so it's no surprise to read
>   Stanley Henig in
>   the latest Classical Recordings Quarterly: "there was
>   ultimately no way
>   round the ever-diminishing demand."
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>   Russell
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