At 11:14 PM 2/4/99 -0500, you wrote: >Fellow Subscribers: > >In addition to hosting a session on pianofelt making I am looking forward to >co hosting a separate session with a gentleman you may be acquainted with >who frequents this list: initials, "ddf." The "course" is intended to try >to make light of: oh, sorry, ...to bring light to a number of "commonly >held beliefs." You know, the kinds of things we don't really agree with but >are too diplomatic to say so outright. > >Would you be kind enough to send suggested topics--not *your* beliefs, of >course--to us? Yes, we'll keep your names secret. Seriously though, do >contact us with subjects you think we might be able to cover which might be >useful to PT's. Send them to either of us. > >Thanks for your input. > >Earl S. Dunlap, Jr. >Chemist & Technical Director >Bacon Felt Co., Inc. >Taunton, Massachusetts >02780 > Earl, Good topic, this should carry through the weekend; here's a few off the top of my head: Cracks in the sound board spell the end of the board Heavy actions are good for you Steinways are supposed to play like that Moving a piano always puts it out of tune More later . . . Jon Page Harwich Port, Cape Cod, Mass. (jpage@capecod.net) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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