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[Kristinn Leifsson]

At 18:58 12.10.2000 -0400, you wrote:
>Sorry, Clyde, I thought everyone understood "It's (he's) dead, Jim!"
>I guess I'm just showing my advanced age.  It's hard for me to believe 
>that there are adult piano technicians out there who probably were not 
>even born when that phrase was popular!    Sorry :(
>


Hi Carol, I understood it right away, and I´ve only seen a handful of the 
old Trek.
But of course, I´m Betazed <snicker, snicker, snicker, mars >
So fear not, your voice is heard and understood by a variety of us, even if 
I didn´t get that "voicing through the top of the strings" thing. :)

However, with modern transporter technology the piano might be sal-vegetable.
That´s what I´ve thought about, how are pianos gonna be in the 24th century?
I remember Picard having a female friend play the "piano", she brought with 
her a keyboard made of plastic that was just rolled up.  She threw it open 
on the floor, played it, and it sounded like a D. :)


Northern lights blazing every night,

Kristinn