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Any night but Thursday is good for me. Looking forward to it!

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Thanks Blair. I'm showing this in my next class.

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At 9:29pm on February 25, 2010, Jimmy Archambault said…: hey buddy my dad and I had great time talking to you at the world of concrete. hope every thing is well. thanks for the beer

At 6:21pm on January 24, 2010, Jeff Osborne said…: Yo Buddy, everything is going good so far... good to hear from ya.. Hope all the Rhodes crew is doing good and liking the new shop, I need to come see ya soon, check out the shop and have a beer or two... see ya..

At 12:03pm on January 12, 2009, nafe said…: Hey Buddy,

cheers for writing that book - i love trying to replicate the pressed technique, although i have to use my own mix design due to being in the UK

At 10:54pm on January 9, 2009, kelly echols "BIG A" said…: the man of few words.....Well, good or bad press is good press...no pun intended....had a fun time and will be back in town soon to see you again. My brother is coming out here form Tennessee to learn how to do this and I picked up 2 jobs there while i was visiting over christmas...I will be building a crate to send your stuff reinforced with Brandon's gfrc/ball/grace stuff..let's hope it make's it!!!..Hope all is well and I will change pictures now that I have gotten a growl from the cage I rattled....Happy New year!!!

At 9:11am on November 14, 2008, Mike Bechkowiak said…: I too went there to be a potter- ended up in the sculpture department, mostly welded steel and wood. I was there '84 to '88. After tooling around the country for a handful of years i ended up in the concrete business (commercial) with my brother (who is also on this forum) in Ohio. I came to Washington a few years ago. Regular contracting work has been my bread and butter, but I've been trying to put my old artistic training to work these past few years with some concrete stuff. Glad to chat with you- I've always admired your work, and really appreciate what you have done for artisan concrete.
-Mike

At 8:22pm on November 13, 2008, Mike Bechkowiak said…: Hey Buddy-
Just wanted to say hello to a fellow Alfred U. alumnus.
-Mike

At 10:31pm on October 28, 2008, kelly echols "BIG A" said…: Brandon's workshop was nice and I took away a new technique and some cool tricks ...wish his class was only 15(20+) as it was advertised would be my most constructive negativity...I still think 10 is the magic # for many reasons, plus it feels like 5 more are there with my commentary in the background.Brandon is a leader and I think he will do well as he is very dedicated.The guys Paul and Jeremy that are with him are godsent.........................................As I am sure you know, it was ash with smoke fill on your page...I am about to do another that is the same, not my choice, but thats what they want.... I am also doing part of the fireplace to pull the room together...we shall see..it will be my most creative project to date.I did 2 integrated sinks in Hawaii last week before heading to pheonix that turned out great...will send pics soon....going to spend another week in Hawaii to gather myself...you know us creative artistic types need to meditate on waves to get the most out of our cells...hehe....I met Mike Karmony of stone soup at Brandons workshop...i love that guy...I think you would enjoy his prismatic(but black and white) insighful, right hemisphere dominated dialogue immensely..hope to get to see you soon.

At 11:16pm on October 27, 2008, kelly echols "BIG A" said…: Hey buuuuuuuuuuddy!

At 4:15pm on October 25, 2008, Rodger Marsh said…: Got the new podium done with gfrc base with flex-c-ment vertical stamp and material and your mix with glow in dark agg and fiber optics about 100 points of light acid stained and faux finished waht do you think? check out the new pictures

At 1:30am on October 13, 2008, Rodger Marsh said…: thanks buddy,
i still think there are two different sizes of scrim for the 10x10 tommy with absolute concrete works and hi have two different ones. and the scrim the jim r sent was the thicker stuff. it didnot bend 90 very very but was great on flat surfaces i am still looking into it. the new roll i got a few days ago was the same as tommys:(