Saying "No" (was Convention is focused)

[Tony Caught]

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Hey Richard, lighten up.=20

Piano tuners believe in protectionism firstly, then knock the =
opposition, then let's try and pull the tall poppies down. I have read =
so much on this list of people knocking other people for misunderstood =
reasons it's incredible.
This list is the also the first and only place that I have been able to =
discuss things freely and get honest open answers. The outer world of =
piano tuners do not allow this very often or have you never heard the =
stories about you that are told behind your back. ?

What I am trying to say is listen to what a person is saying, try to =
understand there perspective on what they have said and learn from it. =
When you have been used and abused by you fellow peers as much as some =
have, you will understand.

Hoping all is well with you, your family and {GRIN} your liver,

Tony


Tony Caught
Darwin
Australia
caute@optusnet.com.au

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  From: Richard Brekne=20
  To: pianotech@ptg.org=20
  Sent: Sunday, July 21, 2002 10:17 PM
  Subject: Re: Saying "No" (was Convention is focused)


  Delwin D Fandrich wrote:
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  > Did I say I thought this was the opinion of the Institute Committee? =
No?
  > Well, I didn't think so.=20

  Delwin Wrote on july 19th

  "And, for the most part I am only taking issue with the way
  all of the
  various volunteers--including, but not limited to,
  instructors and
  authors--are treated by PTG. It borders on contempt."




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