> temperature, anything after that is cool by
> comparison. lateral thinking?
Thanks. Sounds plausible enough to me. Perhaps
some "swollen shut" effect on the outlet ducts of
the sweat glands, or fatigue effect on the heat
sensors.
> soaked his hands in warm water before a performance.
Whe
Hmm. You may have something here. It would be funny if
my sticking fingers were because I'd overzealously scrubbed
all the natural oil out of my skin.
On Mon, 6 Jun 2005, timothy motz wrote:
> ... After filing I use a lubricant like bag balm
> or Aquaphor to keep the skin supple. ...
To ge
herb - i picked this up from a film called "32 Short
Films About Glen Gould" in which the actor playing him
soaked his hands in warm water before a performance.
i assume gould did as well. i tried this for better
fluidity and finger dexterity but found that my
fingers (didn't notice the tips espe
of your fingertip from the string.
Tim
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> Original Message
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>To: lute@cs.dartmouth.edu
>Subject: RE: Sweaty fingertips.
>Date: Mon, 6 Jun 2005 09:03:13 -0500 (CDT)
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>>Sometimes, presumeably due to sweat, my left fingertip
