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cstreet_1986 Loyal user 263 Posts 
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Does anyone know where I can get hold of Read Between The One Lines, or if you have one to sell to me, please contact me at cstreet2468@aol.com or leave a post here. Thanks,
Chris |
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Rupert Bair Inner circle ? 2112 Posts
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Where are you from?
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cstreet_1986 Loyal user 263 Posts
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I'm from Wales, UK. If you are looking to sell, feel free to e-mail me at cstreet_1986@hotmail.com with your price.
Thanks, Chris |
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mslj New user Bradford, England 95 Posts
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Chris
The Read Between the Lines book was available during the Gazzo tour of the UK. In was printed in that form for the tour. I am presently working on the revised and updated edition which hopefully will be out in a couple of months. I'll keep you informed. Simon |
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Rupert Bair Inner circle ? 2112 Posts
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I've emailed you.
Simon how come you're working on a revised one not Gazzo? Matt |
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mslj New user Bradford, England 95 Posts
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I'm working on Gazzo as well, will be finished any day now!
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Mario Morris Inner circle Mario Morris 2044 Posts
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On 2004-08-06 17:39, Sir T wrote: Hi T I don’t understand much of what you said but most of all the above. You immediately follow this statement, with the heading each of the 20+ Chapters. If this is a small pamphlet well they must be very big around where your at. To add to that pamphlets don’t come with chapters as you out laid them. In regards to what you can get out of "The Art Of Krowd Keeping" A lot more than you can get out of a pamphlet. There are not many books that come in at such good value as this one. The Royal Touch which is a great book cost me $120. and only a small part of it have I applied. For the fraction of the price, "The Art of Krowd Keeping" I have applied all of what I have read, simply because it is easy to read. I have been perfoming streets now for 15 years, one thing I have learnt is keep it simple. |
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Sir T Special user 537 Posts
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Hey Mario, what I wrote is one man's thoughts on The Art of keeping the Crowd. Below you will find the terms as defined
pam·phlet A short essay or treatise, usually on a current topic, published without a binding. The Art of keeping a Krowd is not bound, it is stapled, those I refer to it as a Pamhlet and it is a short Treatise running 31 pages. It is not ment as an insult, it was me offering a detailed reveiw of the material. Chapter: One of the main divisions of a relatively lengthy piece of writing, such as a book, that is usually numbered or titled. I never refer to the topics covered as chapters because, they do not fit the definition of a chapter IMHO, offering up a few paragrarhs on a topic is not a chapter. For Example: What tricks should I do? 5 paragraphs or 29 lines (not sentences) Rountining : 3 paragraphs or 20 lines (n/s) Brother can you spare a line: 2 paragraphs and a plug for another book or 12 lines (n/s) I could go on, but I think my point is made on why, I do not refer to them as chapters. You say in your post: In regards to what you can get out of "The Art Of Krowd Keeping" A lot more than you can get out of a pamphlet. There are not many books that come in at such good value as this one. The Royal Touch which is a great book cost me $120. and only a small part of it have I applied. For the fraction of the price, " By all means Please be specific, that is a pretty broad generalization. What did you get out of and use from, "The Art of Krowd Keeping, " THAT was not in The Royal Touch? I mention in my post on this book: Each topic is covered and Gazzo's points are made. I think those that buy this will find a good read and some nice pictures of Gazzo's in his younger days. I can recommand this book...... I totally agree with what you said: I have applied all of what I have read, simply because it is easy to read. I have been perfoming streets now for 15 years, one thing I have learnt is keep it simple. I would also like to point out That the co_author agrees with much of what I wrote, so I am not sure what your point of disagreement is? Respectfully, ME |
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JamesinLA Inner circle Los Angeles 3400 Posts
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Sir T,
That's the second time you've said the author agrees with you. Who cares if an author agrees with you? That is a hollow arguement. Make your own points. I won't even get into the binding of "Krowd Keepers," which is ridiculous. It's not stapeled in one corner like a school paper. It is bound. Yes, with staples, but nicely bound nontheless. Jim
Oh, my friend we're older but no wiser, for in our hearts the dreams are still the same...
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Sir T Special user 537 Posts
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James in LA it would appear you are unable to read the words: "CO-Author" as noted on the inside cover of the art of keeping the krowd:
"Written by Danny Hustle with James E Wells" Please refer to what Danny Hustle posted: Quote:
Quote: I have made my points James! I have posted a review and defined my terms for the sake of being clear. The fact that the author agrees with much of what I wrote is not a hollow argument, it only shows my points are valid and that I put honest thought in my own review and post on this subject. James you point out: "I won't even get into the binding of "Krowd Keepers," which is ridiculous." That is fair, but then no one can say, I am not being honest when I call it a pamhlet: pam·phlet A short essay or treatise, usually on a current topic, published "without a binding" My point is made not only by my words, but by your own words, you did not bind it, which is your right. My points are clear it is others who wish to debate terms. Respectfully, Me PS Overall I do recommand this book, I only pointed out areas, I felt were lacking. Others disagree, which is fine. I think it is healthy good debate. |
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JamesinLA Inner circle Los Angeles 3400 Posts
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Yes, T, you have made your points. I am happy to have your opinion. The last thing I want is everyone agree with everyone in the land of the happy people.
Once again, however, I believe it's lame to say "I'm right because someone agrees with me." I think your opinions and your logic should stand on their own. Not because others agree with you or not. I have no idea by what you mean "You did not bind it." And I have no interest in discussing whether something is bound with staples, or spiral bound, or glued with a hand-tooled leather cover. Who cares. I'm glad you recommend it overall. Jim
Oh, my friend we're older but no wiser, for in our hearts the dreams are still the same...
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Mario Morris Inner circle Mario Morris 2044 Posts
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(Sir T wrote:
The Art of keeping a Krowd is not bound, it is stapled, those I refer to it as a Pamphlet and it is a short Treatise running 31 pages. It is not meant as an insult, it was me offering a detailed review of the material) Mr T Speaking to my Friend Mr Book-Binder for 45 years, tells me you are incorrect. Books can be and are bound by staple, this is understood amongst Book-Binders and by publishers, regardless to our own oppion. (Sir T wrote: By all means Please be specific, that is a pretty broad generalization. What did you get out of and use from, "The Art of Krowd Keeping, " THAT was not in The Royal Touch?) Thank you for helping me to define my point. "The Royal Touch" I did not say it was not in there, did I? Rather I found it comprehensive to the point where things got clouded. "The Art of Krowd Keeping" is a book you can apply straight away. It is only after reading "The Art of Krowd Keeping" that I finally was able to understand more of "The Royal Touch" (Sir T wrote: I never refer to the topics covered as chapters because, they do not fit the definition of a chapter IMHO, offering up a few paragraphs on a topic is not a chapter.) I never said you referred to them as chapters, I referred to them as chapters. As for the statement(not sentences) Well maybe you got a missprint because my copy has sentences through out the book. To be frank Mr T your one man thoughts, as you put it come across as angry. Little statements like "small pamphlet" just serves to be-little this book. If this was a pamphlet it is a BIG ONE. I can not help but to think this is personal to you. I glad to see you recommended this book but it seems to come through gritted teeth. One man's thoughts Mario P.S This may not be your intention, I am just saying the way you come across to me. |
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Sir T Special user 537 Posts
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Mario Morris said:
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Speaking to my friend Mr Book-Binder for 45 years, tells me you are incorrect. Books can be and are bound by staple, this is understood amongst Book-Binders and by publishers, regardless to our own oppion. This is not what I was told nor was it my understanding, which as I point out is why, I referred to this in the manner in which I did. If I am incorrect, I now stand corrected. It was not meant as an insult, if one goes by the definitions, I was using with my understanding of the words as given. Quote:
To be frank Mr T your one man thoughts, as you put it come across as angry. Little statements like "small pamphlet" just serves to belittle this book. If this was a pamphlet it is a BIG ONE. I can not help but to think this is personal to you. I glad to see you recommended this book but it seems to come through gritted teeth. One man's thoughts This is not my intention, I wrote what I felt and still feel is an honest review, I pointed out positive items as well as areas that I felt were lacking. I do not know the authors in any way shape or form, I have no axe to grind. Quote:
As Danny Hustle points out in his comments: great thoughts and an honest opinion. I'm glad your overall impression of the booklet was positive. Thanks for sharing them. I am not sure, how I come off sound angry? I have really tried to give an unbiased review, presented examples to show where I was coming from and my thought process on book vs Pamphlet, chapters vs. topics. (on the subject of lines vs sentences, I just counted the total lines, giving credit for a line even if that line only had one word in it, so the line total is different than the sentence total) No, I do not recommended this book through gritted teeth. I said up front in my first posting: A light read, with good information in it. Each topic is covered and Gazzo's points are made. I think those who buy this will find a good read and some nice pictures of Gazzo in his younger days. I can recommend this book, but would have preferred Gazzo's book of lines and this one combined into one book, but that is me. I hope that this clears things up to some degree. Respectfully, Me |
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Mario Morris Inner circle Mario Morris 2044 Posts
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Mr T
Yes it does, to some degree, other than one point is not clear to me in your last statement. Do you still consider "The art of Krowd Keeping" as a small pamphlet a big pamphlet or a book? With Thanks Mario |
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Rupert Bair Inner circle ? 2112 Posts
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My mind is going crazy reading all that. It's like a movie that kees on going back in time!
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Mario Morris Inner circle Mario Morris 2044 Posts
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Matt you are a funny man, and I like your web-site.
Mario |
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JamesinLA Inner circle Los Angeles 3400 Posts
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One thing to keep in mind about refining anything to its most concise level--be it writing or an magic act for that matter--is that it is harder to arrive at simplicity and brevity than to drone on and on. The famous quote from Voltaire on this matter puts it well. At the end of a letter of Voltaire's, he wrote, "Please excuse the length of this letter but I hadn't the time to write a shorter one."
Jim
Oh, my friend we're older but no wiser, for in our hearts the dreams are still the same...
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BroDavid Inner circle America’s North Coast, Ohio 3177 Posts
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Well said James!
BroDavid
If you stand for nothing, you will fall for anything.
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Mario Morris Inner circle Mario Morris 2044 Posts
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Well shut-up then.
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Sir T Special user 537 Posts
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Mario Morris Ask's
Do you still consider "The art of Krowd Keeping" as a small pamphlet a big pamphlet or a book? I contacted Random House publishing: http://www.randomhouse.com My email is below: To Whom It May Concern; I am currently in a debate, over how book companies classify books, pamphlets and magazines. Recently I purchased a book/pamphlet, it runs 31 pages and has two staples holding it together. I refer to this as a pamphlets and not a book, which is causing a bit of an uproar, in a review I recently wrote. Can you advise me as to what constitutes a book vs. a Pamphlet? I defined a pamphlet from dictionary.com: A short essay or treatise, usually on a current topic, published without a binding. The book in question is titled: The Art of Krowd Keeping by Gazzo. Thank You for any light you can shed on this issue. Respectfully, Random House reply: If it is a "book" there will be an ISBN, (International Standard Book Number) on the copyright page in the front of the book. The ISBN will also appear on the back of the book above the bar code. I could not located an ISBN for "The art of Krowd Keeping." This is my last post on this subject. Respectfully, ME |
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