To me it's not a for sure choice; however, populations fall on a standard deviation and the closer a mouth piece is to the middle of that distribution, the more people will find a truly usable mouthpiece. So the odds of the 7C working are the highest. Sometimes, we can use statistics to our advantage.
@ButchA said in SEASON'S GREETINGS:
... hear some vicious heavy metal guitar tones!
Is there any other kind?
@Kehaulani said in SEASON'S GREETINGS:
@Dr-GO said in SEASON'S GREETINGS:
I have some cherries soaking in Smoky Mountain Moonshine that could give serious competition!
Maybe we could mix the rum balls and Everclear cherries together and make one hell of a fruit cake!
AND send it to Alcoholics Anonymous!
I believe the makers of Captain Morgan Spiced rum get the most happiest!
@Kehaulani said in SEASON'S GREETINGS:
...had some rum balls sitting out as samples. I took one. It almost knocked the top of my head off. This can be some serious stuff.
I have some cherries soaking in Smoky Mountain Moonshine that could give serious competition!
@Bertie said in Christmas Services:
My son was born a week ago, so you know... not much sleep anyway
Hope you were not the one chosen to do the breast feeding! 
Congratulations!
@barliman2001 said in Christmas Services:
Brilliant idea - in the US. In Europe, that piece unfortunately is played out due to being used as a TV fanfare, cropping up every time a show is broadcast over the all-European network.
Too bag Mark Antoine is around to get the royalties on this!
@tmd said in SEASON'S GREETINGS:
@Dr-GO said in SEASON'S GREETINGS:
To All: It's 9:44 and my 20 lb Christmas Ham is entering it's 3rd hour of smoking over Apple Wood at 350 degrees and glazed with brown sugar in pineapple juice, that gets basted every half hour, with fresh Apple Wood added every half hour as well.
Merry Christmas Gary!
Merry Christmas Dr. Mike. Give Georgie Girl a big smooch for me.
The BEST MOST IMPORTANT part of smoking the Christmas ham is the frequent basting!
This I know so well as I am truly a master baster!
To All: It's 9:44 and my 20 lb Christmas Ham is entering it's 3rd hour of smoking over Apple Wood at 350 degrees and glazed with brown sugar in pineapple juice, that gets basted every half hour, with fresh Apple Wood added every half hour as well.
The organist also had the brilliant idea of ending the performance as the congregation processed out with Te Deum, Prelude pour Trompette & Orgue by Marc-Antoine Charpentier (1643-1704). While not a traditional Christmas piece, man did it make for a perfect finale to bring a Christmas Service to a close!
Finished my Christmas Performance at the Lutheran Church just a few hours ago, the last service ending about 12:15 AM! Two Services were played. One at 7 pm, the other started at 10:30 pm.
The organ/trumpet combo was just perfect. The organist arranged I play each hymn with the lyrical line the first verse, sit out the second verse (choir only sings) the descant vocal line for the third verse, and the trumpet descant part (the piccolo lines) for the forth verse. That REALLY was a nice way to present the parts as ending with the descant piccolo line really made the ending ring out in the church.
The power of Trumpetboards. Communication is everything. I do believe I am now appreciating an enhancement in communication and the solid reputation of all involved. Man I love this site!
Another "Different Christmas Tune"
https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/?tab=wm&ogbl#inbox/FMfcgxwGCQdhChNGgpcjwBkdPqcGPmXt?projector=1
The best to all of you as well. And a picture to share from the Generations Big Band Christmas Concert at the Milton Club this week:
I am the handsome Santa in the middle of the trumpet section behind the larger bell Harrelson trumpet.
The band donated ALL our proceeds from this concert (The collection of cover charge from the door and the Band sponsored 50/50 raffle) to Toys for Tots. Total the band donated: $1,000!
Barliman2001, may you too have a Merry Merry. AND if you are in Dayton Ohio on the 24th, come join us in the one seat have left at the table. I am taking my entire wife's family (farmers) out to the Golden Lamb Inn (Oldest Inn in Ohio - 7 Presidents have slept there, and Sammuel Clemens) for Holiday Dinner. It's all on me.
Little known medical fact: Do diabetics realize the microfiliment test we use for detecting advanced diabetic neuropathy is #10 fishing wire?
