Thank you for posting the link to Anthea's obituary, Ed. I was one of Anthea's early "waifs and strays", one of the first to parlay meeting her at the Troubadour into sleeping on her floor for a while. I'm sorry she's gone. I hadn't thought of her for many years, but seeing her name higher up in this thread brought everything back, and I found reading her death notice very moving. I had no idea she'd been so successful. She deserved it. R.I.P. to a truly original thinker. Does anyone know what actually killed her?