Clarify "notes".

The "notes" as I recall were not directly Homers, but Chuck Evans transcribed notes of Homers tapes. I still have a copy somewhere and I believe they are posted deep in a thread here somewhere. Maybe someone closer to Chuck can clarify the origin.

Daryl - This is Yoda's garden and posts are pruned very carefully. The obvious weeds go immediately, but others stay and in many cases bear fruit.

Then there are posts that are strictly fertilizer.
Those have to stay as well and you haven't been shoveling any yet...well maybe just throwing a little back...thats OK.:salut:

Hey Bagger,

Notes from Homer with Chuck were excerpts from tapes.


patrick

'Notes' Versus 'Revisions"
 

And, to clarify, these 'notes' (transcribed from audio tapes) are NOT the same as the 7th edition 'revisions' (transcribed from Homer's own hand).

I used the Term "Notes" to identify the "Revisions" that Homer Kelley Wrote by Hand in preparing and planning the 7th edition update.

It is my understanding that there also exist "Transcriptions" of Homers' Audio Taped Seminars and that these Transcriptions are commonly referenced as the "Notes".

Sorry for the confusion. :)

Currently Agreed Terms: "Notes" and "Revisions"

Transcriptions = "Notes"

Homer Kelley's Revision Notes = "Revisions"

So to correct my earlier post, I should say that "I think that the 7th Edition should have included Homer Kelley's Hand Written "Revisions" he documented for his purpose of updating his 6th Edition".

Can't argue with that. Why would someone want it any other way?

There are Homers handwritten revisions to the 7th.
A transcribed verbatum copy of the revisions... handwritten notes were typed up by the Chuckster before the buyout.
Something called "Homers Notes" which were Chucks notes taken off of an audio tape class taught by Homer.

Chuck never had the opportunity to meet Homer, but spent a significant amount of time with Sally after Homer passed. He kept the fire burning and was an Internet pioneer for TGM.

All on the same page. I like Darly revision - 'revisions' and 'notes'. :)

I know Chuck worked on them - the revisions that is - and various others through the years. Personally, I prefer the 6th because that is Homers own work versus the 7th (and I mean no disrespect to anyone that worked on them at all) which Homer obviously never had a chance to finalize if you will. Perhaps the 7th does include 'everything' Homer wanted to change...but then again, with so much time that passed, you never know.

Now where the heck did I put that lotion?

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