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Hey Doug.............
I sure didnt' mean to shound like I was bashing
stagehands everywhere...............I was not only
kidding, but was talking about this particular
guy............he was stumbling drunk.
Hell, even in that state he bailed us out.
Sorry if you took offense.
Dave


> --- In emulatorII-list@yahoogroups.com, David Dehart
> <mytunes@...> 
> wrote:
> >
> > Doug...............
> > There is no hard drive prayer I know of, but could
> > have used one many times.
> > Opening for Icehouse in the 80's, my DX 7 IIFD
> drive
> > would freeze when too near the masive power
> cluster
> > f--k that powered up their 200,000watts of
> overhead
> > par cans.
> > I remember a stage hand tipping me off and running
> for
> > a 200 ft extension cord.  We moved way away from
> the
> > power pole where the lighting was getting
> juice...and
> > it loaded right up.
> > He should be a major league technical giant by
> > now...........
> > but he's most likely passed-out in a pile of empty
> > beer cans in a Motel 6 in Arkansas.
> > Sorry,............he saved the show.
> > Dave
> > 
> > 
> 
> Dave, well it's the thought that counts.  BTW I used
> to be a 
> stagehand, actually a projectionist in Cleveland 
> and at the time 
> was a good paying union job that paid my way through
> college.  
> Granted some are knuckleheads, but most of the ones
> I knew were true 
> craftsmen.  When you think of all the hazards of
> working around all 
> the power runs and setting rigging, these craftsmen
> did it right and 
> we all went home without any mishaps. Will always be
> proud to have 
> been among that group.  With that I hope your
> acquaintance did not 
> meet with the fate you described.     Doug
> 
>