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Sure, I am always curious to hear more ideas!

The main reasons are: - With those systems, the stones are not as wide as the knife. This creates several problems, the chief of them being that it can be very hard to keep the knife edge dead straight, which is important for evenness across the edge and scraping the reed evenly. - With these systems, the stones are proprietary. Most players already have stones that they like and and I wanted to give them the options of using those. This allows for a far wider variety of possibilities. - The clamping of the knife in each of these systems is not designed for double hollow ground knives. I used the Wicked Edge for years and it was one of the most frustrating aspects of the system, and one of the big reasons that I developed this one. Without perfectly replicable clamping that is quick/easy to use, the results will be inconsistent. Also, the clamping issue really limited the types of knives that could be used with those systems, well-designed as they are. - The clamping on these systems does not allow for sufficiently low angles. There are others, but these are the main ones.

It really is! All of the movements are equally wonderful.

@@grahammackenzie8778 Indeed!

@ Petar T I’m 65 and started going to concerts in ‘72. I recall (I think) The Police doing the Batman theme when I saw them during their first album tour in a ~1000 person hall called The Commodore Ballroom in Vancouver. It got a big cheer but I have always thought that if any band had played the theme from ‘The King’s Outlaw’ (AKA Thierry La Fronde) or the Friendly Giant theme while in Canada that it would have brought the house down. If you haven’t heard the Thierry La Fronde theme before as most will have not there are good ones on here. Rene L does one.

@@mikedavison3400I'm from Vancouver. The Commodore is a good room.

Yeah in my younger years we got that horsehair sprung dance floor going but good. That poor bookstore downstairs had books falling off the shelves.

I wish he would. Jerome’s a dick.

This program was never scripted. That is why you may feel one character or another talks over another. It was completely natural conversation.

I hear you. It freaks me out that Rusty didn't really play the harp.

What!

Started in 1953 (back in Wisconsin) moving to Canada in 1958.. on air until 1985

He was playing the recorder.

he was playing the recorder; the extra recorder credit this time around was for the 2 animals doing the 2nd recorder/bassoon combo

Early in the Morning ruclips.net/video/cG3Bd51ACLM/видео.html

That's def same as do the Russians love Thier children too.

Because Sting used/borrowed that piece in his song "Russians"

@@RhiannaBarr I was just watching sting play Russians like ten minutes ago. A march 2022 vid. I remember loving the melancholy when I heard it originally on the radio in the 80s. I copied it from the radio to tape.

@@RhiannaBarr You're right. I checked Wikipedia which says that the Romance theme is from the Lieutenant Kijé Suite by Russian composer Sergei Prokofiev.

Creep

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Why you should NEVER read the comments

Wise parents still do

The fact that Jerome the Giraffe spoke with a cool, adult voice speaks volumes for the progressive vibe of this show. It was okay to want to curl up in a tiny chair, but children were not "talked down" to. I loved this show and so did many Canadian kids.