Steven J Goldstein on mon 26 aug 96
Dear Clayarters,
I am frequently frustrated when I come across recipes that do not
indicate whether they are oxidation or reduction. This usually happens
when someone is replying to a question and they list the formula but
nothing else and the original message is not reprinted. PLEASE list
the cone and the firing type (O or R) any time you are printing a
formula. Thank you.
J Lee on thu 19 jul 12
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very personal advice from its owner=3D0Ais that of June Perry or Shambala.=
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