In 1996, David Mankin began his official association with the Adobe Corporation as an Adobe Certified Expert & Instructor in Acrobat technologies. With Acrobat 3 in tow, he traveled from coast to coast, teaching, lecturing & demonstrating the depth & ease of Acrobat technologies. He has trained and guided thousands of learners & professionals on every release of Acrobat since.
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Hi David,
Not sure where I should place this alert, but I’ve handed you a Premios Dardo Award and you can do with it what you will.
Patty
Dave,
This is Terry Stowes. I am doing a training event/seminar and was wondering if you would be available to do a 30 minute Acrobat demo. Would you email me if you would be interested and I can tell you more about it.
Thanks, Terry
Hello Mr. Mankin -
Greetings. I am an oboist and historian. If you take THE DOUBLE REED, you have probably seen my name on occasion. I have often enjoyed your interesting and well-varied website. During the course of my 40 years of researches (mostly concerned with the lower members of the oboe family),
I came upon a listing of a MS work for English horn written for Mr. Brenner by the late Cypriot-US composer, Anis Fuleihan.
The title is LE COR ANGLAIS S’AMUSE.
As far as I have been able to determine, this MS is not to be found in any US library. Given that it was written for Mr. Brenner, I wonder if in fact you own it. I would like to obtain a copy of this music for my archival collection, and will be happy to pay copying, packing and postal costs. I have a large collection of music for the English horn, so if you prefer, we can arrange an exchange. I would naturally be interested to know if Mr. Brenner owned any other manuscript materials, or rare (pre-WWI) imprints.
Thanks very much. I look forward to hearing from you.
With best regards,
Michael Finkelman
Hi David,
I am Bert Brenner’s grad-daughter, and I would like to email you privately. You can reach me at bird@phoenixmovement.com.
Cheers,
Bird Brenner Jensen