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[Ken Dowell]

Wishing everyone will have a SAFE and Happy New Year!!!

Thanks for all the "words of wisdom" that have been posted on the PSW.

Thanks for ALL the laughs from some of those comments as well!

I hope 2007 is as busy or a busier year for all you soundco's and weekend warriors too!

Remember to hug and kiss your Loved ones and also remember to tell them how much you Love and Care for them everyday!


Peace On Earth To All,

[Patrick Tracy]

Annum novum faustem felicem tibi hic! MMVII

[Ales Dravinec 'Alex']

Already in 07 !!!

Eat your hearts out !

Alex (best wishes) Dravinec

[Kim Watson]

GMT hit the new year!

Happy new year one and all!

Stay Safe, Loud and may 2007 Rock even more!

Kim
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[Tim McCulloch]

Best wishes to all my audio.. and even lighting... friends for a great 2007.

Have fun, be safe!

Tim Mc

[Mike Babcock]

Where the hell is Wheels? I miss the old happy new year almost a full day before anyone else ritual. Someone get him off his boat and back on the internet immediately.

[Mats Fagerkull]

Now that you on the east coast in US starts passing into the new year I'm going to bed. Here it is 06.30 in the morning and I can't stay awake long enough waiting for the people in CA reaching 2007.

Happy New Year!

And I agree with Mike, get Wheels off that boat or at least up on the Internet.

/mats

[Evan Kirkendall]

Happy New year everyone.

Hopefully your 2007 year will be as busy as mine.




Evan

[Rob Spence]

Happy New Year all.

Thanks for all the new friends and times we had.

I hope I get a chance to meet even more of you this year!

[Tony "T" Tissot]

Thanks to you all of you for very useful, REAL advice in 2006.

And a Happy New Year to All!! (Bink, Ryan, Andy, Craig, Padrick  - and so many others (sorry to not list the dozens of contributors - just the most obnoxious ) - and Evan who mirrors my young-age experiences (with a raft of better equipment than the crap TAPCO I had) - (hell I even hope that Mr. Beauregard finds this to be a useful, fulfilling career). Sorry for not mentioning all of the others like Craig Leerman  who have been so kind to offer very useful advice - I am mixing a 50s band right now.

My interest remains as "part-time audio" and musician - albeit one with over 120 shows on my active sound rig last year. Loshightops.com

This year looks to be directed towards more moving lights - so I can get the gig "gross" above $1500 per gig.

Am I smoking crack? How easy is it to move up the ladder?

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Maybe Ryan is our model for how to become truly professional in 2007?

Gross - not Net!