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Old 10-27-2009, 04:56 PM   #9
John Reidy John Reidy is offline
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Very interesting. My brief encounter to read up on this lead me to believe that Maroger's Medium is truly the medium used by the old masters. The few articles I found were quite convincing.

My trust is through benign faith in those posters on this website that I have read over time. My theory is that if you are correct or put forth explanations that I can trust in the small things then I can put faith in larger issues that I have no point of reference.

Richard, I have found you and Marvin, as well as others, to be voices of reason that I have learned from in the past and I put much more faith in your's and Marvin's words than any article on google.

Thanks.
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