I think decaf is a very "American" specific thing? Haven't really seen it in Asia or Middle East.

While it’s more of a treasure hunt, I really enjoy browsing for and buying physical CDs, especially second hand. Albums are often $1, they sound as good as when they were released and they’re easily convertible to any other audio format, including lossless, 16-bit, 44.1khz formats. The only thing better is SACD, but finding that is like a diamond in the rough and ripping it is its own challenge unless you have the right equipment.

People are crazy for vinyl, but CDs are just _so_ convenient.

I had Taken it down one year back ,because of cost of running as it was very powerful application, And currently someone other own that domain so I could not share more info and domain to you

Yes , But In my previous version which I had published two years back

I could answer that but the explanation would be long and painfully dull.

I'll just refer you to graffiti once painted on a Besser block wall that surrounded a trotting course not far from where I live. To quote:

The Australian people are bloody-minded sheep.

It remained there for decades and no one—no even the local council—ever attempted to remove it or paint over it. Why? Because all too many know it's true.

The graffiti eventually disappeared when the wall was knocked down when the trotting gave way to high-rise apartments. I always meant to take a photo of it and I'm now kicking myself that I didn't.