[Trombone-l] Civility

[Raymond Horton]

Can't _really_ tell about Wayne's reply, and I've already gotten one 
private reply that shows I been misunderstood, so:

C'mon, Folks!  I thought about putting a smiley or a wink, but I wanted 
to give you guys _some_ credit, given the topic!

JOKE!

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> On Apr 14, 2006, at 2:44 PM, Raymond Horton wrote:
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>> Hey Tom, could you scan that "Choosing Civility" book and post it for 
>> us?
>>
>> Ray Horton
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Wayne Dyess wrote:

> Copyright police here.
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> That'll be a fine of $1000 for copyright infringement.
>
> PayPal would be just fine, thank you.
>
> :-)
> WD
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>> Thomas Ervin wrote:
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>>> Very briefly, for it has little to do with trombone....but we were
>>> discussing Civility on the list.
>>> Civility is a choice (group of choices) we make for our own selves.
>>> Additionally we hope to affect others like our children and students.
>>> It is much easier to learn, and do, than the trombone.
>>>
>>> Best little book I know on the subject is "Choosing Civility," by P.M.
>>> Forni. Amazon's selling it.
>>>
>>> Tom Ervin, Professor of  Music
>>> University of Arizona (Music 133)        (alt: with street address)
>>> PO Box 210004                    MUSIC, Univ Arizona
>>> Tucson AZ 85721                    1017 North Olive Road
>>>                                 Tucson AZ 85719-0506
>>>
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