Kevin Pfister

Attention: PRICE REDUCTION!!! See below for details That's right, I've upgraded to a Heckel so now my old bassoon is for sale! Be the first to try out this unique bassoon! Below is the information: Original Puchner bassoon # 6586 . Solid silver water tubes (installed by Holden MacAleer), high D and E keys, in very good condition. Beautiful sound, even scale, excellent response. Includes GEWA case, new canvas case cover, backpack gig bag, and one Heckel bocal (#1VCD). Alternate bocals available. Asking   $13,000   $11,500. Please contact me if interested at kevin.a.pfister@gmail.com 

 Earlier today at the Norris Student Center at Northwestern University, there was a challenging question that came about. There was an advertised "Indian Buffet" for $6.50. I decided to purchase this buffet because $6.50 is what I would spend at the cafeteria anyway and the buffet is all you can eat I'm assuming. When I get to the end of the food line, I have all my food on my plate and I ask "Do we just come back up for more?" My excitement was quickly extinguished as they said it was only one pass through that I could take... As a result, the Question arrises: What does actually Buffet imply?? Is it false advertising if a restaurant advertises "Buffet"and it's not all you can eat? Definitions from Dictionary.com and Google say that a Buffet is a meal where guests serve themselves, which implies being able to serve yourself many times I think. What do YOU think?