Let me correct myself - he is clearly ennumerated as M for Male - but still
named Alana. Maybe I saw him
as F on one of the transcribed index sites.
Anyway, here's the page with the Edison Family:
https://app.box.com/s/p8det7pbqlon0joib3iw
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Let me correct myself - he is clearly ennumerated as M for Male - but
still named Alana. Maybe I saw
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Jim Cartwright of Immortal Performances, Inc. in Austin , Texas hosted a
small
gathering of antique phonograph
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Jim Cartwright of Immortal Performances, Inc. in Austin , Texas hosted a
small
gathering of antique phonograph enthusiasts on Saturday, the 11th of
February
2012 to commemorate the 165th Birthday of Thomas Alva Edison, inventor
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I'm speechless! Almost everything in that video about Edison is wrong!
Jim
On Feb 11, 2012, at 3:13 PM, Peter Fraser wrote:
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That looks like a great party. The Pathe Actuelle can play Diamond Discs?
Also, I didn't remember that Edison radios could play Diamond Discs. That must
be cool.
Jim Nichol
On Feb 13, 2012, at 9:51 PM, Nancy/Jeff Cecil wrote:
Jim Cartwright of Immortal Performances, Inc. in Austin , Texas
What is everyone doing for Edison's birthday? (Feb. 11, 1847)
Jim Nichol
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On Feb 11, 2012, at 11:29 AM, Jim Nichol wrote:
What is
I'm speechless! Almost everything in that video about Edison is wrong!
Jim
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misinformed guy out?
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Edison's Birthday is 2/11/10. If you have one of the Edison
employee birthday pins, be sure to wear it.
By the way, guess what famous inventor is pictured on Wikipedia's home
page today?
Jim
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Accompanied by a glass of milk and followed by a fat, black cigar.
I'm not a smoker, but that's how I picture it if you really want
Ouch.
On Feb 10, 2007, at 9:45 AM, Jim Nichol wrote:
Yesterday I took a little statue (bust) of Thomas Edison to a
restaurant with two guys from work. I told them we were celebrating
Thomas Edison's birthday. The young waitress said Who?.
Jim
I could play my bagpipes. No, really.
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On Feb 9, 2007, at 8:38 PM, john robles wrote:
Can it be a chocolate cigar?
That'd do it! But without the odour, you'd have to figure out some
way of driving everyone else out of the room.
~ AB
Actually, I must admit to being goofy myself. In honor of my 'hero, my partner
planted heliotropes in our garden, Edison's favorite flower.
John Robles
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Ouch.
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From: a...@popyrus.com (Andrew Baron)
Date: Sat Feb 10 09:36:41 2007
Subject: [Phono-L] Edison's Birthday
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Arrgh.
Dennis Back back...@yahoo.com wrote:
--- john robles wrote:
I could play my bagpipes. No, really.
But don't HARP on it.
;-)
For those that don't know, John also plays the harp
(magnificently I might add).
Dennis
ok, now you're creeping even me out. you didn't really do that, did
you? and if you did, i sure hope you tipped her well, despite her
lack of historical knowledge.
On Feb 10, 2007, at 8:45 AM, Jim Nichol wrote:
Yesterday I took a little statue (bust) of Thomas Edison to a
restaurant
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ok, now you're creeping even me out. you didn't really do that, did you?
and if you did, i sure hope you tipped her well, despite her lack of
historical knowledge
I'm just talking about one of the little 3-inch Edison metal banks,
not the life-size Ron Haring busts! Nothing creepy about that.
I did take a Ron Haring Edison bust to work at GE one year for
Edison's birthday. (I believe GE should celebrate Edison's birthday,
but I'm the only person who
I've got 2 of those banks, sitting atop my fridge! The Edison Twins, watching
over my kitchen ... hehe
(one of them came from a grandson of Edison's Fort Myers tailor... I missed out
on getting a rejected suitcoat, dammit)
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From: Jim Nichol jnic...@fuse.net
Well friends, as I'm sure most of us know Feb. 11 is Edison's birthday. It
has become my annual ritual on that day to clean and lubricate all of my
machines and to enjoy listening to Lest We Forget and Greetings From The
Bunch At Orange. I usually spend the rest of the time set aside to listen
Ya know, some people would call an annual ritual like that goofy, but we phono
collectors are a different bunch, and proud of it. I think your ritual sounds
great. I will have to decide what to do myself...Maybe make his favorite
dessert, apple pie. Good for you for honoring Edison!!
John
Accompanied by a glass of milk and followed by a fat, black cigar.
I'm not a smoker, but that's how I picture it if you really want to
do it right.
I try to do something goofy every year on 2-11 as well. It usually
involves playing Let Us Not Forget (which I got when I was 14 or 15),
and
Can it be a chocolate cigar?
Andrew Baron a...@popyrus.com wrote: Accompanied by a glass of milk and
followed by a fat, black cigar.
I'm not a smoker, but that's how I picture it if you really want to
do it right.
I try to do something goofy every year on 2-11 as well. It usually
involves
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