Bob, good idea except let's use *see see pretty pretty me please*
T W EE EE T ERS
Oh heck, that doesn't work either.

Darryl <birds at cmc.net>
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>>I figure as long as the logo has the word "TWEETERS" and a pic of a bird, I
>>think we should get creative. And if you don't feel up to it, team up with
>>someone who does, and go into the project together.....Why settle for just
>>one, when we can have many creations?
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>I'm going to embarrass myself and throw this out without much thought:
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>There are the same number of letters in "TWEETERS" as there are
>syllables in the regular song of some white-crowned sparrows:
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> da-DAh-dadadada-dah-DUH
> t w e e t e r s
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>Why not have a measure or two of musical script, with the
>notes for the WC sparrow, but where each note is really
>a morphed letter from "TWEETERS"? Each note would be a
>rounded letter, i.e., a letter compressed into a circle,
>and could be filled in or empty, and have a tail.
>The musical notes would go along with the connotation of
>song that the word "TWEETERS" evokes.
>
>OK, so it's too complex and obscure. But at least I got it out of my
>head, so I don't have to think about it anymore. :)
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>Bob Mauritsen
>Green Lake
>Seattle
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W.Darryl Thompson