>Hmm, verrrry interesting and where do these "bricks" get placed on ze rim ? >:-) >Jim Bryant (FL) They don't, exactly. They're used primarily for impedance control retaining walls, to prevent excess employee energy leakage to the Press. There's considerable internal pressure directed toward maintaining the appearance of the outer layers, without allowing the disbursal and dissipation of the actual details. In concert with carefully composed periodic Press releases, passed through specially designed openings in the walls, these walls provide enough effective diversion and containment to allow the company to clamp down on any potential leaks and press on with the business at hand - or by hand, as the case may be. I hope this answers the question, because I got to go now. I have to write a newsletter article today and I'm a little pressed for time. Ron N
This PTG archive page provided courtesy of Moy Piano Service, LLC