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How about "A Clown's Database" De repairing and restoring pianos since 1973. He also has a career as r who performs children's :! an Petrich is a certified piano tuner and technician who has been Deano the Clown, a clown entertaine parties in the Seattle, WA, metro area. (See Figure CS4-1, http deanotheclown.com/). The schedule of his two businesses balance and each other: He's busy as a clown in the late spring, summer, fall, and during the rest of the year, he repairs and restores pianos. FIGURE CS4-1 Over the past 20 years, the demand for pianos has dramatically declined. When a grandmother dies, the kids move out, or some other life change occurs, families have no further use for their piano, and when they find there is no market for it, they call Dean, who picks up that piano for a modest fee. For several years, Dean restored those pianos and either resold or rented them. Since the turn of the century, however, the decreasing demand for pianos has affected him as well, and over time, he's accumulated far too many pianos. Even discarding the worst of them, he has, today, nearly 100 As you can imagine, 100 pianos occupy considerable stor- age. At first, Dean stored them in his workshop. When he ran out of room in his workshop, he built and stored them in a large metal shed (Figure CS4-2). When the shed overflowed with pia- nos, he moved them to plastic tents in a meadow on his property (Figure C$4-3). Unfortunately, the plastic tents are prone to rips and tears, and because Dean lives in the Pacific Northwest, many pianos have been ruined by rain, even when he covers them with plastic tarps inside the plastic tents