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Fine Woodworking (lSSN Editors Notebook - Whether it's looking for a particular technique or trying to locate a special jig I remember seeing in our pages way back when, I'm always reaching up to the shelf above my desk to tap into back issues of Fine Woodworking. But unless I happen to remember exactly which issue I need, which is not very likely, what en sues is a laborious process of thumbing through issue after issue. It can be frustrat ing even with the help of the computer, annual indexes and the #1 to #50 issue index we published. ow, tlunks to the incredible efforts of our indexer, Harriet Hodges, there is some real help at hand. Harriet has meticulously gone through our first 100 issues to com pile a new index covering all those issues in one easy-to-use wire-bound book. It is cross-referenced to include subjects, au thors and tables of contents. It not only in cludes all tl1e magazines from Winter 1975 (WW to their shops as sharp sawblades. The new index just makes that reference tool even easier to use. The index costs $12.95 plus $2.50 postage and handling and can be ordered by calling (800) 888-8286. - that each of us gets something different out of our woodworking. What works ef fectively as a technique for one wood worker may not be appropriate for tl1e tools, work habits and goals of another. At the same time, we all have something to learn, and many of us have something to teach. That's why Fine Woodworking is a reader-written magazine. We offer the op portunity for woodworkers to share their expertise with fellow woodworkers. We can all teach each otl1er a thing or two, but when the teaching becomes preaching, we get into trouble. -William Sampson, executive editor Like a regiment of Energizer rabbits, the fans of orm Abram just keep writing and writing and writing. As this is written, about four months after Fine Woodworking #99 hit the streets, its cover emblazoned with Norm's visage, letters are still coming in from read ers all over the country. To date, tl1ere have been 76 letters specifically about orm Abram or the coverage and reaction. Of those, 65 letters, or 85%, backed Norm and our coverage, nine letters, or 12%, were opposed, and two letters, or 3%, didn't take a clear stand. What was even more interesting was the way the letters came in. After the initial mix of plaudits and brickbats, the critical letters just stopped coming. But the waves of Norm's defenders were relentless. Many of tl1em were compelled to write because tl1ey were plainly offended by the vituper ative letters of some of Abram's detractors. Clearly, the criticism of "The New Yankee Workshop" host hit some raw nerves. The whole episode serves to remind us #100) but also is cross-referenced to the Fine Woodworking on. . #1) to May/June 1993 (WW . 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