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Mari-O!

On the Alex thing, it happens more often than people get it right. Like with Keith Richard(s). I'm grateful to you for posting this with a perfect story that includes you too! And listen, my friend, never say "never." I'll take almost surely never another rap tune, and I feel the same way. I think I had exactly one of those inside me that could get up to that level and it took a tremendous amount of work. You did a great job listening to the lyrics and making the bass fit with the right kind of propulsion. Adding the horns and background vocals took it up another notch. A complete success, except for one thing. Hope for anyone supplying a solution is fading rapidly. When Peter Gannon commented, I thought "Ah! Now I've got him where I want him!" And I threw down the gauntlet. Nada. It may be a lot trickier than I thought. If we can't collaborate on another rap tune, maybe on something else. Who knows?

So, Mario, thank you and remember, you couldn't have done it without me.

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Noel,

Your message had something that made my eyes bug out even before getting to the message. The slick avatar. Oooh, graph theory!! Yummm! There's a field in mathematics, (my previous life's work although to say "previous" is completely wrong - it's something that doesn't stop) - is called combinatorial mathematics. Practical problems include things like:

The most fuel efficient way for an airline to route its planes

How Google minimizes the time used to complete your search

Establishing the 6 degrees of freedom idea - that it's a near certainly that you know someone who knows someone who ... knows the Prime Minister of Australia. And the number of someones need not be greater than 6.

What got my attention about your avatar is that "Nashville Notation" can be described by a "directed network." In fact, I know nothing at all about Nashville Notation but that one one picture looks like it contains a thousand words.

If you could drop a few words about Nashville Notation, if you use it, I think all of us would appreciate it. I certainly would, as I did your kind remarks about the rap tune.

Dean

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