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November, and yes, we have some ’splain'n’ to do. As
our careful readers have noticed, last issue held a record
number of typos and grammatical errors. We had no idea of
the number of school teachers who read the Edge. The
reason, if not an excuse, is that the humble Ms. Sally was
away in the high mountains, while poor Uncle Mike and
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your beloved Rev. had to put the paper out with our limited
abilities of concentration. We are delighted to say, she is
back and your expectations of superior proofreading will be
once again met. Thanks to all who wrote, and pointed out
our errors. Ms. Sally is having them framed and hung by
the bathroom mirror.
Music is too important to be left to musicians. . .
as politics is too important to be left to politicians, of
religion is too important to be left to the church. . What
does that mean? Well, to us it means that we should never
trust the experts, the folks that know how it is done. We
are reminded of when Grant Wood came in the bookstore and
asked it we had a book on paper making. We didn't, but
asked if he understood the basic principals of paper making.
He did. We asked why he didn't just try various ways and
various materials and just do it. Several weeks later he
showed us paper like we had never seen. From mosses,
from seaweed, with dragonfly wings, beautiful pieces of
paper and no two pieces the same. Paper making is
obviously too important to be left to Weyerhauser.
Your beloved Rev. is not what you can really call a
musician according to the experts. There is no music store
we know of that sells washboards. Each washboardist must
first build the instrument, then learn to play "music" on it.
As has been stated before, it is the singer, not the song; it is
also the player, not the instrument that matters. So, this
brings us to the bottom line. . . sometimes you just love
having your own newspaper. . .
Monday, Nov. 27th at Bill's Tavern, Back by popular
demand:
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Smokin' Billy and the Inhalers.
Yes. Steve Bradley and Turtle will once again join your
beloved Rev. in an attempt to keep live music alive on this
storm battered edge of the world. Two electric guitars and a
washboard, the power trio of the nineties. Cream, eat your
heart out.
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Well, it is, again, over. Captain Outrageous and
Hanoi Jane's team, the Male Native Americans
from Atlanta, beat the Native American Tribe from
Cleveland. This last month has been, if not a
payback for last year, a reminder of what the
"game" is all about. "The game does not build
character, it reveals it." Watching the "Battle in
Seattle” and the Seattle "Sailors?" refuse to lose for
so many nights when it was all on the line, until
the sheer weight of the game came down, was to
remember why we are fans. Though we had no
favorites in the series, we believe that Atlanta
deserved it and won it, fair and square. But they
should perhaps send a round to the gentlemen in
Latte land, who will, if the magic works, be
playing the Ursa Minors from Chicago next year.
We can bearly wait Sorry.
The wrong sort of people are always in power because
they would not be in power if they were not the wrong
sort of people.
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