Threatening email

I've just gotten a threatening email, my first in many years. For years, I've read an outspoken and well-written pro-choice website -- now taken down, because someone reported intemperate comments the author had posted about her workplace and got her fired. The author linked to my homepage, and it was on account of this that I got the email, from one billy39@hushmail.com, which castigated me for my association with the author and warned me to "be careful out there." One sick guy -- probably one of those anti-abortion "whackadoos" the author inveighed against for so many years.

His email provider is in Canada, and it's one which is a strong protector of privacy. Is there any sense in my reporting this guy to the RCMP computer crime people, or is this simply below the threshhold?

I think it's possible to forget, if one immures oneself in social networking sites of people who think as one does, that there are some nasty people out there.

Cheapskates

Phillips mid-price classical collections are not generous with the booklets. No librettos, biographies, or anything besides a much-redacted note or synopsis. Guys, liner notes are how listeners learn about classical music. The more they learn, the more they buy. It is in the foot that you are shooting yourself.