Posts made by Dr GO

Ah... Just in case, for our members from Texas, I have included details that should clarify this for ya al:

grune, sadly this is true. When I was a graduate student at Colorado State, I would ski often at Copper Mountain where there would be large groups of "tourists" coming up to sky our Rockies. I rode a lift with a College student from Texas hitting the slopes for the first time, and I was reassuring him how great the snow was in Colorado. He said, Oh, sure, not surprising since Colorado was right on the border to Canada.

I personally gave Arturo two Cuban cigars, to get my own personal interview with him. It was not at his house.

@BigDub said in A little humour:

Uh.......last I checked, Canada looks to be North and continues in that persuasion.
I actually have some friends in Canada. All work for Universities. Sasquatch is not involved in any of this.

Uh..........last I checked, the butt looks to be South of the head, Unless one stands on their said, head. We learned that in Medical School in the first quarter, so as to insert the tongue depressor into the correct orifice.

@BigDub said in A little humour:

@Dr-GO

You mean, North Dakota?

I do... butt you gotta admit, this is a more southern exposure

Mike Wade, Cincinnati trumpet player has a cool idea for masking during a trumpet performance:

@grune said in Mouthpiece too large?:

@flugelgirl

with so many excellent horns and brands these days, are we living in a golden age?

Not so sure as the Martin Committees, Olds Super Recordings of 1930's vintage were of golden age quality. Was the 30's and 40's that start of the golden age?

Ever wonder what the Canadian side of Mt. Rushmore looks like?:

@Kehaulani said in Mouthpiece recommendations for young beginners:

What is the relevance to the OP? This thread is seven months old.

Perhaps saving up the cash for that Harrelson 5mm!

Harrelson also makes a modular kit:

This would be ideal for a beginner from a performance perspective, however not a great beginning from the financial perspective. It is truly amazing how the combinations of throat (third row in kit) and back bore selections (forth row in kit) really reduce the resistance of the mouthpiece once inserted in the horn, making the play so much easier. In addition are the varieties of cups and rims that grune picture above. In addition, the Harrelson modular also contains nuts (Top row above throats) that fill the gap from the back of the mouthpiece to the leadpipe of the horn.

@flugelgirl said in Tortajada cases, any experience?:

I love my Torpedo cases - I have several singles plus a triple I use for my flugel. I find the pockets on them can hold plenty of extras, but I use a separate bag for mutes. My mutes are expensive, and I don’t like to pack them so tightly together, as is needed for the supplied mute bag. The cases aren’t cheap, but they are very protective and hold up very well. My oldest one is 11yrs old and shows very little wear, though it has traveled extensively!

I love how Torpedo gives you a large quantity of various Velcro insert liners so you can custom fit sections to match bell flairs, and snug up to minimize movements of multiple horns contained in the case.

@Kehaulani said in no prayer requests allowed:

@barliman2001, he hasn't been here for almost a year. Do you really think he cares?

I just hope he is doing well and in a good place. As a wheel chair dependent person, I know life can be rough.

Seriously Seth and Dale, I am so envious of the both of you to have the amazing equipment to view these planets. How thrilling it must be to see the details of what I can only see as a speck of light!

Clearly, heavenly bodies abound!

I have a moon rising about 4:49 am, which soon transitions into a meatier shower to hydrate the aperture so noted, radiating from the thin layer of silver spayed onto a sheet of glass (otherwise know a mirror) mounted on an adjacent body (the sink).

@Kehaulani said in no prayer requests allowed:

@Dr-Mark said in no prayer requests allowed:

Hi Dr-GO,
If praying is talking and meditation is listening, then I'm praying that some of our leaders will begin to listen with a little more warmth in their hearts.

Let's see . . .talking - listening - talking - etc. Don't they exist, simultaneously?

They can. But expressing and hearing... That's the key!

@Kehaulani said in Opinions on Valve Oils?:

@Dr-GO said in Opinions on Valve Oils?:
Then PLEASE stop quibbling. No one else on this thread is quibbling. Can we put some oil on your quibble so we can move on with this thread? Thanks.

You are 100 correct. I got this thread mixed up with another and I'm truly sorry for the agrivation and time spent. I've been communicating with a friend most of the day who is giving up on living and my mind's just in the wrong place. Again, sorry.

Thanks Kehaulani. As I noted before, I was confused. We are among good company.

@Kehaulani said in Opinions on Valve Oils?:

@Dr-GO said in Opinions on Valve Oils?:
@Kehaulani said in Opinions on Valve Oils?:

Man, let's not quibble. The posts might be about valve oils because everyone missed the point. Whatever . .

Then PLEASE stop quibbling. No one else on this thread is quibbling. Can we put some oil on your quibble so we can move on with this thread? Thanks.

Just to be clear BigDub, I am giving you approval to play me in the next full length feature about me.

@Kehaulani said in Opinions on Valve Oils?:

@Dr-GO said in Opinions on Valve Oils?:

@Kehaulani said in Opinions on Valve Oils?:

This isn't about valve oil.

The post clearly states "Opinions about valve oil " I believe we have been on topic here so am a bit confused regarding your concern.

Just that the point is being missed. The question is not about valve oil because there are no valves.

Really confused here as the posts I see are about valves.