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759 are active on the Distribute site. The site had 3,961 (3x volume?) unique visits last week. This issue is at: http://www.jasperjottings.com/2006/jasperjottings20061203.htm Use email-sending web form http://public.2idi.com/=reinkefj anytime. |
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Saturday February 24, 2007 |
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Hold the date for 2007 Manhattan Alumni of the Treasure Coast Jasper Open Golf Tourney |
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April 21-29, 2007 |
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Trip to the Italian Riviera sponsored by MC (at least
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Daily News ( {Begin Quote} {extraneous deleted} Itamar Marcus, director of
Palestinian Media Watch, recently gave a lecture at Marcus, citing a textbook for eighth-graders that says "your enemies seek life and you seek death," called this sewer of propaganda "an impediment to peace." {End Quote} How sad. How unbelievable tragic. How stupid. I don't understand men and their religions. The Popes have admonished us about the culture of death. I'd really like to have a chat with their prophet and find out if this was what he really had in mind. As I understand the enduring traditions of the great prophets or various religions and philosophies -- speaking ex cathdra from my belly button with my big Ds in both comparative Christian religions and comparative non-Christian religions from the Manhattan College Theology departments (they didn't like us injineers) -- those great prophets didn't mean to send brainwashed little kids and senile old people out to kill and maim. I really don't understand and it saddens me to see the waste. |
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Reflect well on our alma mater, this week, every week, in
any and every way possible, large or small. God bless.
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PARTICIPANTS BY CLASS |
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Keefe, Thomas X. Sr. |
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Bove, Joseph M. |
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Baigas, Joseph F. |
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Sullivan, John G. "Greg" |
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Haugh, John |
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McEneney, Mike |
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Flynn, Bro. Gregory |
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Hays, Don |
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Cabranes, Manny |
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Fahey, John M. Jr. |
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McNamara, Brian |
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Campbell, Kathleen L. |
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Campbell, Kathleen L. |
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Hays, Don |
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McEneney, Mike |
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http://www.gojaspers.com/ViewArticle.dbml? GOJASPERS.COM RELAUNCHES IN PARTNERSHIP WITH XOS TECHNOLOGIES Release: 11/27/2006 While the new GoJaspers.com will provide a striking new design, it will continue to provide timely information on all 19 Jasper varsity sports. New features include a Male and Female GoJaspers.com Athlete of the Week, and will soon be joined by a Live Stats component. {JR: It offers an email feature. I didn't try it out. The last thing I need is more email. It would be interesting to know if they send you whole articles. Given all the garish advertising on the site and the way space is used, I'd assume that it would just be teasers to make you come to read the article and see their advertising. I didn't see any indication of an RSS feed. I have no idea of the financial arrangements but I'm not impressed. But, no one asked me! I didn't care for the graphics. It is a "lighter" lift than the MC main site. And, it doesn't make it obvious what content is that from MC and what is not. I'd like that to be very very clear. I got a lot of 404s because the site is transitioning. That seems amateurish. You should have your site up in duplicate and just change the pointer. That's what I did when I change Jasper Jottings hosting provider. And that was no giant technology feat!} |
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ACTIONABLE OBIT: EXPIRES 27NOV06 http://www.legacy.com/PalmBeachPost/DeathNotices.asp? ***Begin Quote*** Joseph M. Bove Family-Placed Funeral Notice JOSEPH M. BOVE, MD Age 89, beloved husband of Eileen
Broderick Bove of West Palm Beach, Florida, passed
away on Friday, November 17, 2006 in West Palm Beach, Florida. Son of the
late Joseph and Mary Ferrone Bove,
Dr. Bove was born on August 21, 1917. He lived in Published in The ***End Quote*** [Reported As: 1939} Guestbook for your comments is at: http://www.legacy.com/PalmBeachPost/GB/ ### |
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The Thomas X. Keefe Sr., a retired Social Security Administration claims adjuster, died of pneumonia Nov. 22 at Stella Maris Hospice. The former longtime Timonium resident was 92. Mr. Keefe was born and raised in During World War II, he served in the Coast Guard and attained the rank of captain. From 1946 to 1952, he was a training specialist for
disabled veterans with the Veterans Administration in Mr. Keefe came to Since 2000, he had been a resident of Mercy Ridge retirement community. He was an avid poker player. His wife of 52 years, the former Ann Sass, a registered nurse, died in 1997. Surviving are three sons, Robert G. Keefe of Mr. Keefe was a communicant of St. Joseph Roman Catholic
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Newsday ( John G. "Greg" Sullivan, a retired advertising manager and outspoken former four-term commissioner of the Centerport Fire District who fought its efforts to build a bigger firehouse, died of a stroke after a long illness. He was 80. Sullivan was suspended in 2000 on a charge of bringing discredit to the department after he led public opposition to a bond referendum for what he contended was a too-grand expansion of fire headquarters. He sued successfully for reinstatement. A less-ambitious expansion was approved by voters on the fifth try in 2004, and Sullivan said he was pleased that he had saved taxpayers' money. "Some people called him a troublemaker, but he wasn't a troublemaker - he was just voicing his opinion," said his wife of 52 years, the former Joan Lee Kircher. "... He did have the courage of his convictions." The son of the owner of a wholesale produce company,
Sullivan was born in 1926 in He met his wife on a blind double date, sailing in Sullivan often put his publicity skills to work on other taxpayer issues, with sometimes hilarious results, his wife recalled. Once he enlisted his mother, a "very proper lady," to help him with a Mother's Day stunt to raise awareness of the need for a sanitary sewer around Mill Pond, which had become fouled by effluent from waterfront restaurants. Families taking their mothers to the clutch of restaurants for brunch that day first passed the elder Mrs. Sullivan marching back and forth in front of the entrance in her hat, white gloves and mink stole, waving a placard urging cleanup of the pond. Diners then looked out upon Sullivan and a friend rowing past the picture windows in a boat; one was seated on a toilet holding a big sign reading "Centerport Cesspool." "It started the ball rolling," his wife recalled. Sullivan is also survived by sons Kerry of Huntington, Christopher of Ho-Ho-Kus, N.J., and Kevin of Sayville; a daughter, Stacy Slutter of Centerport; and nine grandchildren. He died Oct. 29, and a funeral Mass was offered Oct. 31 at
Our Lady Queen of LOAD-DATE: November 28, 2006 {mcALUMdb: There are FOUR screens of John Sullivans! } {MikeMcE reports: Dear John, I believe that Greg was a member of the Class of 1950. May He Rest In Peace. Mike (Thanks, Mike.) } |
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ACTIONABLE OBIT: EXPIRES 01DEC06 http://www.legacy.com/Charlotte/DeathNotices.asp? ***Begin Quote*** Joseph Frederick Baigas Jr. Joseph F. Baigas, Jr.,
affectionately known to his many friends and family as Joe, died unexpectedly
at It was a source of great pride to Joe that he was a 1st
Lieutenant in the United States Marine Corps who spent two years fighting in
the Pacific, most specifically Joe began his professional career in the paper industry.
In 1953, he joined Celanese Corporation and moved his family to Raised as an only child, Joe's greatest pride was his
large and loving family. He is survived by his wife of fifty-seven years,
Peggy - the love of his life - and his four children: Laura Jane Starnes and
husband Allan, Robbie Carnegie and husband Sandy, Joseph (Jeff) Baigas III and wife Donna, and Kathylee
Thompson and husband Ken. In addition, he is survived by eleven
grandchildren: Justin Starnes and wife Ginny, Lauran Godwin and husband
Jeremy, Jarrell Seagraves and husband Graham, Annie Robbie and Prosser
Carnegie, Joseph IV, Phillip and Jordan Baigas,
Kenny Jr., Stacey and Scott Thompson, and his two great-grandchildren, Mary
Gale and Maximilian Godwin. His extended family included sisters-in-law Jane
Simonson of Joe had many interests. A member of Carmel Country Club, he was an avid golfer at one time. After retirement, his greatest job was gardening and fishing. Always busy inventing, his latest was a device enabling him, with an increasingly disabled leg, to fish using a cross bow and arrows attached to his fishing line. He was also devoutly religious, a source of great comfort to him in his later years. Converting to the Catholic faith in 1998, he became very active in the Knights of Columbus and their charitable endeavors. Above all, he was a man adored by his family and respected by all who knew him - a true gentleman. The family will receive friends at McEwen Funeral Service,
Published in the Charlotte Observer from 11/29/2006 - 11/30/2006. ***End Quote*** [mcALUMdb: 1944} Guestbook for your comments is at: http://www.legacy.com/Charlotte/GB/Guestbook ### |
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Business Wire Qwest Communications International Inc. (NYSE: Q) announced
today that Thomas J. McLoughlin has been appointed
vice president, consumer marketing, effective Dec. 11. McLoughlin
will be based in "Tom is a strong leader and an innovative marketing professional who will bring to Qwest his passion for putting customers first," said Sankey. "Tom's experience in bringing brands to life for customers fits perfectly with Qwest's goals, and we look forward to his leadership in new and exciting marketing campaigns." In his new role, McLoughlin will have responsibility for strategy and execution of the company's consumer marketing programs. McLoughlin joins Qwest with significant professional experience in consumer-based marketing and advertising programs. Most recently, he served as brand director for Miller Brewing Company, where he was responsible for the repositioning of the company's Miller High Life and Icehouse brands. Prior to that, he worked in brand management at Coors Brewing Company, Unilever and Pepperidge Farm, Inc., and as a project engineer for The Dannon Company. McLoughlin received a B.S. in
mechanical engineering from About Qwest Qwest offers a unique and powerful combination of voice and data solutions for businesses, government agencies and consumers - locally and throughout the country. Customers coast to coast are turning to Qwest's industry-leading national fiber optic network and its Spirit of Service for quality products and superior customer experience. For more information on Qwest, and its various operating subsidiaries, please go to www.qwest.com {extraneous deleted} LOAD-DATE: November 29, 2006 {MikeMcE reports: Dear John, I believe that Thomas was a member of the Class of 1986. Mike (Thanks, Mike.) } |
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TELEGRAM & GAZETTE ( {extraneous deleted} Kathleen L. Campbell of Maynard has been appointed
executive vice president at CDW Consultants Inc. in {extraneous deleted} To have company promotions or new hires published in Workplace, send information and a picture to Andi Esposito, business editor, Telegram & Gazette, Box 15012, Worcester Ma 01615-0012, or e-mail her at {privacy invoked}. Please include hometown and middle initials. Electronic photos should be in a high resolution JPEG format. LOAD-DATE: November 28, 2006 {MikeMcE reports: Dear John, I believe that Kathleen is a member on the Class of 1986. Mike (Thanks, Mike.) } |
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The She'll take BYLINE: Paul Harber Globe Staff The Now she can concentrate on the task at hand: defending the New England Prep School Class B Championship. "My dad got me to play basketball," said the 6-foot-3-inch Marculitis. "I was in the sixth grade and I was already tall for my age. He said I had to give it a try. He loved the game. He never played in college or anything, but he played a lot of pickup basketball growing up." She said she was unfamiliar with the game, but once she started to play, "I began to love the game, too." When she was in the eighth grade, she attended a summer
basketball camp organized by newly hired "I remember seeing her as someone with great
potential," said Levin, who convinced Marculitis
that Levin knows basketball. She is a member of the New England
Basketball Hall of Fame. She holds the all-time scoring record at Holy Cross
(class of '84) and before that, she was a record-setting scorer at Marculitis has been on the
varsity since she was a freshman. During that time, the Hilltoppers
have won two Individually, Marculitis set the single-season mark for blocks (46) and already has the career record (98) with a full season to go. She has 451 points and 250 rebounds heading into her senior year. Levin says statistics don't tell the whole story. "What she contributes to the team is just an overwhelming sense of strength," said Levin. "I can remember times she was out there and playing a monster defensive game, shutting down the opposing team's top scorer. She might have something like 6 points and 3 blocks and 7 rebounds. That may not seem like a lot, but she did other things we needed her to do. She does everything asked of her, not caring about statistics or anything." There is no question in Levin's mind that Marculitis could be a scoring machine, too, if needed. Even as a sophomore she displayed a great touch. "Not just with her back to the basket. She has a terrific jump shot, too," said Levin. For instance, when Marculitis was a sophomore, she had a pair of back-to-back hot shooting performances. In one game, she connected on 10 of 11 shots. It was disappointing when details of her game failed to make the local paper the following day, said Levin. It didn't matter to Marculitis. The next game, against Kingsford-Oxford in Marculitis has been outstanding
in close games as well, such as last year in the With just a couple of seconds on the clock, she was at the foul line and had a chance to "ice the game," said Levin. "Alicia stood up there and made it. She said her heart was pounding, but she made it." It was a tremendous comeback victory for When Marculitis was a freshman, she made another key play in her first championship game. "Somebody took a shot and missed. Alicia wasn't able to get the rebound, but she was able to get a finger on it and deflected the ball to a teammate, who scored. And it made a difference," said Levin. Marculitis's father and mother came to every game to support their daughter. But this year there will be a void. Her father, Edward, will not be cheering from the stands. A victim of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, commonly known as Lou Gehrig's disease, he died in August. Despite her father's illness, Levin said, "Alicia never showed a sign of faltering, in the classroom or on the basketball court. She is an example of the strong family foundation of people who love and support her." Marculitis, who is the oldest of
four children, said she is grateful for all the help her family received from
the school and the Toward the end of her father's life, she said, "it was awful. Every day was difficult and what made it worse was there was nothing we could do for my father to make him better. He needed constant attention and we gave it because we loved him." LOAD-DATE: November 29, 2006 {JR: Sounds like an excellent future Jasper. When bad things happen to good people, it's like compressing hot coal into a diamond. } |
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Thursday, November 30, 2006 Riverdale Weather: HI 67 / LO 57 Rain Showers Likely Katherine Drain Wins the Association of Old Crows Award For senior Electrical Engineer Katherine Drain, the next semester
has already started on a good note after winning a $3,000 award from the
Association of Old Crows. The AOC Award is an annual recognition of three * News It Could Happen to You: The Dangers of File Sharing Since 2003, The Recording Industry Association of America
(RIAA) has been cracking down on students here at Local * Features Spotlight: Faculty Accomplishments To teach at a college, faculty members have to go beyond the classroom and do independent work. They put countless hours into their research projects and publications. Dr. Jonathan Hartman, an Assistant Professor of Marketing, wrote "Adolescents Utilitarian and Hedonic Behavior: Hierarchical Influence of Personal Values and Innovativeness," an article which appeared in the October issue of Psychology and Marketing. * Perspectives Ethics and Entertainment: Bum Fights Exploiting homeless people for entertainment has become a
lucrative endeavor, and New Parking Garage Symbolizes Progress * Arts & Entertainment Timberlake No Longer a Guilty Pleasure Every once in a while, Justin Timberlake takes over the
world. He captivates everyone from 13-year-old girls in NYC's Hardcore and Punk Scene Look for New Homes * Sports Lady Jaspers take The Lady Jaspers were one of four teams in the St.
Bonaventure Shootout, a weekend tournament held in Volleyball Finishes in # # # |
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From: Bro. Gregory Flynn [1956] Hello John, Just wanted to wish you a Happy Thanksgiving. Even though there is no comparable holiday here, my We now have more than 250 kids in the program and more and more of the new ones are victims of the AIDS pandemic in the country. We are working on getting them the needed antiretroviral medicines to prolong their life expectancy. I enjoy Jasper Jottings and thank you for all your efforts in putting it out every week. All the best, ----- From: Reinke's Jasper (mc68alum) Persona Dear Brother Gregory, Thanks for your kind wishes. I was fascinated with the picture. It's unfortunate that we can't wave a magic wand and solve all these problems. Maybe it's all that Christian Brothers' brainwashing,
... err excuse me, education, that makes me think that "we"
have to educate our way out of these problems. Funny, how people say
"we" when they mean "you". But, perhaps, educating the
people of Seems like the number one problem is corrupt government. That's a global problem. No matter what "problem" there seems to be, either government is at the root of it, exacerbates it, or makes it "unsolvable". Can't solve that one. If we had such a magic wand that could make governments go away, I'd want to wave it at lots of places. So, what does help you, and those children? I was fascinated by the recent story of care packages. Perhaps something like that could help you and those children? Best wishes, {JR: It'd be all too easy to say "Too big", "Too far away", or "Not my problem". To a bright bunch of Jaspers, none of those apply. Now remembering that I'm just an injineer with the lowest graduating index, I can say I'm not smart enough to know the answer. So I'll aim the question at the readership. I am humbled that someone doing the Lord's work in a strange land, sacrificing, and at some personal danger, is enjoying my lame attempts at "journalism", "literature", … ok … ok … for the most part copying the work of others! (I'll cut out the quotes! So what is the answer? } {JR: For a look at some haunting eyes, see the picture that Brother Flynn sent me at --- http://jxymxu7sn5ho9d.googlepages.com/20061122flynn(1956)ethiopianchildren -- or -- http://tinyurl.com/w7fc6 and tell me it doesn't move you just a tad? } |
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From: Cabranes, Manny [MC1959] Thank you John, I appreciate your thoughtfulness. Have a
wonderful rest of the year and thanks again for keeping us appraised of what
goes on with Regards {JR: "Best", nah, just a fellow with a birthday reminder program and a penchant for replication. ;-) } |
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From: Mike McEneney [1953] Dear John, The November 23, 2006 Edition of CATHOLIC NEW YORK, at page 9, has an interview with John M. Fahey Jr. '73. The introduction reads as follows: "John M.
Fahey Jr. is president and chief executive officer of the National Geographic
Society and chairman of the executive committee of its board of trustees.
Founded in 1888, the Society is one of the largest nonprofit scientific
organizations in the world, reaching nearly 200 million people each month
through its various publications and other media, and it has funded more than
7,000 scientific research projects. The Bronx-born Fahey, 54, joined National
Geographic in 1996 after a media-related career that included seven years as
chairman, president and CEO of Time Life Inc. He attended St. Raymonds School, Cardinal Spellman High School and
Manhattan College in the Bronx before going on to earn a Master's in business
administration from the University of Michigan. Fahey
who now lives in the Another Jasper who makes a difference! Mike McEneney, Esq. '53 {JR: Catholic NY is an "island". They don't have their content on the web, nor do they get it indexed by the search engines. I don't understand the logic. But it's their content. That's why we need everyone's eyeballs and fingers to report in. } |
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From: John Haugh [1953] FJohn, Thanks for the traditional Jasper birthday greeting. I will read over the message several times and discover the rational suggestions for a thoughtful experience. Your friend, {JR: The only thing really important is schedule your annual doctor's test. I can't afford to lose any readers. They're as scarce as hen's teeth. Who else tolerates my drivel? ;-) } |
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Brian J. McNamara Brian J. McNamara is a partner with Foley & Lardner LLP. A member of the firm's Intellectual Property Litigation; Electronics; and Trademark, Copyright & Advertising Practices, his legal expertise includes patent, trademark, and copyright protection, licensing and litigation, and the protection of trade secrets. He is also a member of the Sports Industry Team. Mr. McNamara's technical specialties include analog and digital electrical and electronic technologies, computer hardware and software, artificial intelligence systems, and telecommunications technologies. His litigation experience involves the representation of clients in the federal district courts and before the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (patent interferences, trademark oppositions and cancellation proceedings, and ex parte appeals). Mr. McNamara was a senior design engineer at Westinghouse Electric for eight years and was principal engineer in charge of systems engineering and business development at ARINC Research Corporation for six years before attending law school. Mr. McNamara has lectured frequently both domestically and
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ZFound (Jaspers Found on Ziggs) http://www.ziggs.comZiggs harvested all the public personal pages as a search engine would. Using their free offering, I have identified ~700 possible Jaspers from it. I'm planning to share 10 "found on Ziggs" Jaspers each week in the coming weeks. The first group moves in this week's issue. I don't like to overwhelm the readership with too much of anything. Besides "harvesting" takes a lot of time. And, these folks thought they could hide from Jasper Jottings! |
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Jaspers In Strange Places
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Fonts of Jaspers |
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Here are sites where "there be Jaspers there". I have no "extra" time to go thru the site, extract the Jaspers, post them in the weekly Jottings, let them know Jasper Jottings exists, and invite them to read it. I have had no volunteers. (Depressing!) So I am logging them here and hope to pick it up again when I have some spare time. I'm listing the sources to hopefully "guilt" someone into helping. Besides while I know that "harvesting" takes a lot of time, these folks thought they could hide from Jasper Jottings! # # # |
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Unknown number Created a Jasper group there to see if Jaspers will self-identify? http://www.friendster.com/group/tabmain.php? # # # |
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Control your own subscription: (1) Send a message from your old email account to Distribute_Jasper_Jottings-unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com saying that your switching. (2) Send a message from your new email account to Distribute_Jasper_Jottings-subscribe@yahoogroups.com with your name and class year. To keep me from spamming you, Yahoo only permits me to invite and delete people. I can NOT just ADD your email address. AND you’re done. With zero extra work for the CIC! :-) |
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Curmudgeon's Final Words This Week |
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http://www.impactlab.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=9833 {Begin Quote} Marooned on an island, this group of lions should have died out. Instead, in an evolutionary twist, they've learned to swim and become strong enough to tackle their only prey... giant buffalo. Fearless, ferocious and mightier than the world has ever seen, this is the new breed of super-lion. {End Quote} Hey, if animals can evolve in ways we couldn't imagine, against all our "rules", imagine what humans can do if we'd just let them be free to "evolve". Imho! |
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GBu. GBA. Reinke sends. -30- |
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