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Posted by michele on August 9, 2006, 10:55 pm
Please log in for more thread options their best guru is the one who can (and should) be able to wear a thong
whilst prepping glass for soldering.... (not recomended in thong attire) m
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>> Hi all,
>>
>> I was just pondering the idea of "gurus" & I thought the following
>> questions may hopefully make some interesting & entertaining discussion:)
>>
>> Including people in this newsgroup & others in the field, whom do you
>> consider to be the present-day "gurus" in glass-craft? ...I mean the
>> people who guide others, are inspirational & highly respected for their
>> work & contributions in this field.
>>
>> Who is your favourite guru & why?
>>
>> Please take the question in a light-hearted way. Maybe this is just a
>> chance to honour someone you respect. Maybe some readers will check out
>> your "guru" and also enjoy them.
>>
>> Tony Burch
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>>
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> Most of us pros here are the guru's to the masses that pass through our
> doors on a daily basis. That said after 25 years of doing this, there's
> still alot to learn. I'm not shy about screwing up. I'm more interested
> in getting an answer than showing off what I know. There's no one answer
> to most of the questons posed here. We all have our own way of doing
> things that work for us. I have my specialty people that I seek out for
> questions I can't answer. Most of the areas of glasswork I stay away from,
> have an expert right here on this NG. This is a great resource, but only
> DeBrady fancies himself a guru.
>
> --
> JK Sinrod
> www.SinrodStudios.com
> www.MyConeyIslandMemories.com
>
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