>>Right. I remember a couple of conversations where the illustration of being an accomplished musiscian was used. Before you can "jam", and by some accounts "break" the rules, you need to be so thoroughly grounded in those rules that you KNOW when you can break them.
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>Doug,
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>I don't recall using that analogy, but it is so good that I will surely be happy to take credit for it :-).
JimB,
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Well, we did, on the phone a couple of times. I distinctly remember. *g* Please take all the credit you'd like. *bg*
Best,
DD
Best,
DD
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