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Good information Amy. Thanks for clarifying the situation with the museum. By the way...do they put out a catalogue like pilchuck does?

Right on Phil!...I always knew you'd amount to somthing.

Doug

Geri, They hit me up last year and I had the same questions as you. I didn't get any answers from them when I emailed so I felt that it wouldnt be worth the while anyway, unless I actually was showing work in that area.

What I meant by being flat is that the Tekta is much flatter then the usual BE 1101-30 clear.

Having used the 90coe Spectrum (made for BE) and the Wissmach (also made for BE) and having recently sampled the new Tekta glass made in-house at the BE factory...I can say this product seems to be the best of the lot. Really clear, flat and fuses up excellently. .....Doug

Is that a Gabillion degrees Farenheit or Celsius?

Good meds will do that.

nope

Brock wrote:Good point Doug! Just 15 minutes away, through the Great Smoky National Park, (or something like that) is Pigeon Forge, home to Dollywood, America's theme park dedicated to . . . mammaries?

I think she sings too.

Mammaries...isnt that a Stresand song?

And dont forget to tell them about Dolly World. Actually, the school sounds like they've gotten with the program. Good going!

Hi Catherine Thanks for the info . Because these pieces are 60 inches long and no COE 90 is available in that length [ I also have to do one 87 inches } I am cutting sheets , laying them out to get the length . Its those edge to edge seams I would like to go away . Have you tried flip firing one 1/...

That would have been one of several had I been able to do the calender thing, but alas...I was out of town when it started and all filled up on my return. I do have several great shots of some of other board members.

I have some good candid shots from past functions that I could send Chip...Nah!

Sending in multible applications doesnt work...tried that many years ago and they called me on it.
Send Brock lots of money...he's got pull. yeah thats it.

Good going Sean. Saw your show a couple months ago when I dropped off work at the gallery. Nice presentation. Have you sent Susan some work at the new gallery in Tacoma? I'll be up there maybe next week to check it out.

Mosquitos, spiders and cold showers are all part of the fun! Don't forget bears and hangovers. Oh yeah, and the walk up the hill. Brock Ohhhhh, the hangovers....Mmm yeah, combined with the hike back to the cabins...ouch! And Charlie....how did you survive the food for 8 weeks of the summer (sorry C...

We, (BCGAA) have had a Pilchuck Scholarship since 1988. We were just informed that we will get it only every 2 years from now on, as will everybody else, because of demand. As Charlie said, Pilchuck has partnership scholarships with many, many schools and organizations. Charlie, I think you will be...

I got MY refusal letter from New Glass Review this afternoon! Ah well. Make that three in a row... Does anyone here have better news from Corning??? Catharine Have'nt recieved my refusal letter yet...but it should arrive any day now. I stopped counting this year, but with luck we should get accepte...

I was wondering if someone who may have applied for one before could give some words of wisdom to share with me prior to my sending in my slides and application. Thanks, kl[/quote] There will be many submissions for scholorships. Ive applied several times and once got a partical scholorship. The wor...

Probably the best way to find out anything is by taking the time to do a test. Take notes. Then you will know for sure if it works.