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Wednesday, April 15, 2009
--- On Thu, 4/9/09, Doreen and Wayne Corner wrote:
From: Doreen and Wayne Corner
Subject: Fw: FW: Beware of Easter Bunny imposters!!]
To:
Received: Thursday, April 9, 2009, 3:22 PM
----- Original Message -----
From: Perry & Norma
To: Bill & Doreen
Sent: Thursday, April 09, 2009 9:42 AM
Subject: Fw: FW: Beware of Easter Bunny imposters!!]
From: Doreen and Wayne Corner
Subject: Fw: FW: Beware of Easter Bunny imposters!!]
To:
Received: Thursday, April 9, 2009, 3:22 PM
----- Original Message -----
From: Perry & Norma
To: Bill & Doreen
Sent: Thursday, April 09, 2009 9:42 AM
Subject: Fw: FW: Beware of Easter Bunny imposters!!]
adam just checking in with you. I thought I still had you phone number in my phone but I did not and neither did daddy. we are coming in later tomorrow afternoon we plan to leave here around 7 or so. Hope all has gone well with you over the last few days. see you soon. thanks for the use of your laptop it has been helpful. I love you mama
Monday, March 16, 2009
hi all,
having a good time in abaco. beautiful bahamian island, very laid back and casual, nice beaches and azure water. playing a lot of bridge and beaching it. today we're renting a boat and doing a little island hopping.
last night we watched the shuttle launch!!! unfortunately a great black cloud hung just above the horizon so we only saw the orange streak for 30 seconds and then the shuttle disappeared behind the cloud. by the time it should have been visible again, it was just another twinkle in the sky along with the other stars. the booster did create a huge plume of iridescent smoke that looked like a cloud lit up from the inside. very interesting. everyone was cheering on the beach.
geoff and brooks: i imagine you had a good time in colorado. did you ski both days as planned? i can't wait to hear all about your visit.
ashley - hope all is going well in pburg. dad tells me you had a great vacation - i'm sure you're sorry to be back!
looking forward to seeing all of you soon! brooks - have you looked into air reservations yet? remember, party starts at noon on thursday, april 30th!!!
lots of Love, mom
having a good time in abaco. beautiful bahamian island, very laid back and casual, nice beaches and azure water. playing a lot of bridge and beaching it. today we're renting a boat and doing a little island hopping.
last night we watched the shuttle launch!!! unfortunately a great black cloud hung just above the horizon so we only saw the orange streak for 30 seconds and then the shuttle disappeared behind the cloud. by the time it should have been visible again, it was just another twinkle in the sky along with the other stars. the booster did create a huge plume of iridescent smoke that looked like a cloud lit up from the inside. very interesting. everyone was cheering on the beach.
geoff and brooks: i imagine you had a good time in colorado. did you ski both days as planned? i can't wait to hear all about your visit.
ashley - hope all is going well in pburg. dad tells me you had a great vacation - i'm sure you're sorry to be back!
looking forward to seeing all of you soon! brooks - have you looked into air reservations yet? remember, party starts at noon on thursday, april 30th!!!
lots of Love, mom
Wednesday, March 4, 2009
Sunday, February 15, 2009
Hi Alannah ! Its the Crazy Tow truck guy ! Funny How people meet ? The last thing i expected to find was a Beauty like U on the highway last night , funny tho , I even found the nerve to ask U out ! Im usually pretty shy at first , but I couldnt let the opportunity slip , You just seem so cool and of course absolutely Gorgeous !most people you want to help , and if was some other person I woulda dun the same ! but I woulda left their Ass at the Tims ,just off the highway . Ida taken U where ever you wanted to go ! Thank god it wasnt that far ,lol . Anyway I just wanted to say hi , iI do hope UR still in2 seeing me 2 moro ? not 2 late 2 back-out ! sure hope you dont . Anyway have a great afternoon and I really look 4ward 2 seeing U again ! Rod .
Tuesday, February 10, 2009
****, Here is the quote to install the projector system in the sanctuary.
The projector is 3,500 lumens and has the zoom capability to fit the screens properly.
The screens are 120” diagonal and are the fixed frame type.
I also included the necessary equipment to distribute the video signal to all 3 projectors.
You will need to provide a man-lift at the church for 2 days, so we can install the projectors on the cross-beam at the ceiling level.
The job will take approximately 3 days to install.
If you have any questions please email or phone me at ***-***-**** x 2261.
Thanks,
Tom
The projector is 3,500 lumens and has the zoom capability to fit the screens properly.
The screens are 120” diagonal and are the fixed frame type.
I also included the necessary equipment to distribute the video signal to all 3 projectors.
You will need to provide a man-lift at the church for 2 days, so we can install the projectors on the cross-beam at the ceiling level.
The job will take approximately 3 days to install.
If you have any questions please email or phone me at ***-***-**** x 2261.
Thanks,
Tom
Monday, February 9, 2009
Hello,
My name is Dr John Miller, I am an Oncologist by prefession,and i work for different
prominent hospitals, I came across your email address through surfing the internet affiliated with the US chamber of Commerce, and My late Grandma was a puppy breeder, She died about 4 months ago and she left a Female English Bulldog ,a Female French Bulldog and a Female Shih Tzu before she died. They are so adorable,Due to my job as a Oncologist it does not give me the proper time to take good care of these babies, I would have loved to take care of them myself but due to the nature of my job i do hardly have time for my self,hope you understand.
So i am currently after finding for them a caring & loving parent who would take good care of them and willing to adopt, if you are genuinely interested in having one or more of them , please do feel free to email me immediately,for more details and information.
My name is Dr John Miller, I am an Oncologist by prefession,and i work for different
prominent hospitals, I came across your email address through surfing the internet affiliated with the US chamber of Commerce, and My late Grandma was a puppy breeder, She died about 4 months ago and she left a Female English Bulldog ,a Female French Bulldog and a Female Shih Tzu before she died. They are so adorable,Due to my job as a Oncologist it does not give me the proper time to take good care of these babies, I would have loved to take care of them myself but due to the nature of my job i do hardly have time for my self,hope you understand.
So i am currently after finding for them a caring & loving parent who would take good care of them and willing to adopt, if you are genuinely interested in having one or more of them , please do feel free to email me immediately,for more details and information.
Friday, February 6, 2009
------Original Message------
From: importantannouncements@***.****
Subject: Nominations for Leadership Awards Night
Sent: Feb 6, 2009 9:24 AM
This message has been approved by Mary ******, *** ***** for ***** ****, for distribution to all faculty and staff.
This is a reminder to nominate outstanding students, advisors, and student organizations for an award to be recognized at this year's Leadership Awards Night. This year's event will be held April 7, at 6:00 pm in the Oglesby Union Ballrooms.
Recognize someone's accomplishments by visiting http://****.****.*** and nominating today! Nominations must be completed online and are due by February 13th at 5:00 pm.
For more information, contact the Student Activities Center at ***@admin.****.**** or ***-****.
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From: importantannouncements@***.****
Subject: Nominations for Leadership Awards Night
Sent: Feb 6, 2009 9:24 AM
This message has been approved by Mary ******, *** ***** for ***** ****, for distribution to all faculty and staff.
This is a reminder to nominate outstanding students, advisors, and student organizations for an award to be recognized at this year's Leadership Awards Night. This year's event will be held April 7, at 6:00 pm in the Oglesby Union Ballrooms.
Recognize someone's accomplishments by visiting http://****.****.*** and nominating today! Nominations must be completed online and are due by February 13th at 5:00 pm.
For more information, contact the Student Activities Center at ***@admin.****.**** or ***-****.
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Thursday, February 5, 2009
Carl ****
*****,
Attached is the intake form that Darrius' lenders require on all submissions. Please do not leave any blanks. If something does not pertain to you do not leave it blank...put a N/A in the space.
As soon as that is returned I will push Darrius to move on them. (both for the oil fields & Gentleman's Club)
Below are the necessary items for "hard money" that Darrius asks. Be prepared to comply with the docs needed so we do not miss a beat. I realize each day is crucial.
Hard Money and Private Money for Commercial, Residential, Lot loans, resorts, golf courses, stadiums, capital to expand business, amusement parks, construction projects, and many others.
1. Nornally doesn't need a particular score or credit pulled
2. Income documents may not be required
3. Due Dilligence and third party costs upfront are normally required (Amounts depend on what type of project and how much they are looking for)
4. Rates range from 6.00% - 15.00%
5. Points range from 2% - 10% depending on project and (processing fees and settlement fees)
6. Docs needed
1. Executive Summary related to the project
2. Principal Financial Statement
3. Business Net operating Statement
4. 2008, 2007 and 2006 Personal and Business Tax Returns
5. Proof of Assets (2 Months Bank Statements/Cd's/Stocks/IRA's/Bonds/Annuties/401 (K) Plan
6. Real Estate Owned document
7. Inventory Owned if they are requesting a loan for inventory
8. 1003
9. Copy of ID of principal is sometimes needed
10. We have signed documents and disclosures that need to be filled out as well for each file
Thanks, Carl
*****,
Attached is the intake form that Darrius' lenders require on all submissions. Please do not leave any blanks. If something does not pertain to you do not leave it blank...put a N/A in the space.
As soon as that is returned I will push Darrius to move on them. (both for the oil fields & Gentleman's Club)
Below are the necessary items for "hard money" that Darrius asks. Be prepared to comply with the docs needed so we do not miss a beat. I realize each day is crucial.
Hard Money and Private Money for Commercial, Residential, Lot loans, resorts, golf courses, stadiums, capital to expand business, amusement parks, construction projects, and many others.
1. Nornally doesn't need a particular score or credit pulled
2. Income documents may not be required
3. Due Dilligence and third party costs upfront are normally required (Amounts depend on what type of project and how much they are looking for)
4. Rates range from 6.00% - 15.00%
5. Points range from 2% - 10% depending on project and (processing fees and settlement fees)
6. Docs needed
1. Executive Summary related to the project
2. Principal Financial Statement
3. Business Net operating Statement
4. 2008, 2007 and 2006 Personal and Business Tax Returns
5. Proof of Assets (2 Months Bank Statements/Cd's/Stocks/IRA's/Bonds/Annuties/401 (K) Plan
6. Real Estate Owned document
7. Inventory Owned if they are requesting a loan for inventory
8. 1003
9. Copy of ID of principal is sometimes needed
10. We have signed documents and disclosures that need to be filled out as well for each file
Thanks, Carl
Crystal ****
I'm thrilled to tell you that little Juliana ***** ***** was born at 6:35 a.m. yesterday, January 30! Eight pounds, six ounces of pure beauty, 21" long and completely wonderful! Cassie & Bruce are doing great, and are coming home from the hospital as we speak! Jamie and I are heading over there momentarily, to help out, since they've now had 48 hours with only moments of sleep-yikes, and so it begins......
sorry this didn't go out to you yesterday, I thought I'd sent it, but I'm having problems with my email.
xoxo Crystal
I'm thrilled to tell you that little Juliana ***** ***** was born at 6:35 a.m. yesterday, January 30! Eight pounds, six ounces of pure beauty, 21" long and completely wonderful! Cassie & Bruce are doing great, and are coming home from the hospital as we speak! Jamie and I are heading over there momentarily, to help out, since they've now had 48 hours with only moments of sleep-yikes, and so it begins......
sorry this didn't go out to you yesterday, I thought I'd sent it, but I'm having problems with my email.
xoxo Crystal
Great to catch up with you this eveing - we have to stay in touch! I've been thinking about you and am so glad you love your new job. Coffee on a lazy Saturday or Sunday sounds perfect. Attached are cute photos. Send me your address and I can add you to our "Christmas Card List" take care and have a wonderful weekend. Bye for now, ~LeAnn
From: WalletPop
URL: http://www.walletpop.com/blog/2009/0...-storm-the-us/
Sent from: Danielle (*****@aol.com)
Sent to:
Comments: Looks like you guys are onto something. I do like Aldi's a little bit better than Wal-Mart -- they seem t/b cleaner. But check out the line about them owning Trader Joe's which I don't think is quite accurate . . ., but anyway.
Watch out Wal-Mart, Aldi is ready to storm the US
01-13-2009
Up until very recently, Wal-Mart had looked unbeatable. Nobody could touch it: Not the recession, not competitors, not its own employees and their various lawsuits. But now it seems the veneer is cracking,and the Wall Street Journal (subscription required), for one, is piling on with the speculation that Aldi may topple the giant retailer.
URL: http://www.walletpop.com/blog/2009/0...-storm-the-us/
Sent from: Danielle (*****@aol.com)
Sent to:
Comments: Looks like you guys are onto something. I do like Aldi's a little bit better than Wal-Mart -- they seem t/b cleaner. But check out the line about them owning Trader Joe's which I don't think is quite accurate . . ., but anyway.
Watch out Wal-Mart, Aldi is ready to storm the US
01-13-2009
Up until very recently, Wal-Mart had looked unbeatable. Nobody could touch it: Not the recession, not competitors, not its own employees and their various lawsuits. But now it seems the veneer is cracking,and the Wall Street Journal (subscription required), for one, is piling on with the speculation that Aldi may topple the giant retailer.
Now you've got my cell and email. Please stay in touch. Fond memories of you still run across my mind every now and again. I'm glad you called me back even though you didn't know who it was. We're all grown up now and in relationships, but the time we shared is etched into my memory as one of the best experiences of my life. (Dead ass). I'll hit you up soon. Later.
Eric.
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Eric.
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Terrance *****
Hi ****: I hope you and your family had a fun Christmas.
I have a problem with January 7. I am the Chairperson for the
**** *****Chapter. We have a meeting in ******
at noon on the 7th. I for got about it. I will have to leave
***** about 11 AM.
Can we reschedule our meeting for any other day of that week
at mid morning? How are you coming on your reading?
Terry
Hi ****: I hope you and your family had a fun Christmas.
I have a problem with January 7. I am the Chairperson for the
**** *****Chapter. We have a meeting in ******
at noon on the 7th. I for got about it. I will have to leave
***** about 11 AM.
Can we reschedule our meeting for any other day of that week
at mid morning? How are you coming on your reading?
Terry
mom thought you might be interested in this job:
Job title: Technical Support Specialist
Name of company: Southern California Edison
To view detailed information about this job, click the following link or copy and paste the URL into your browser:
https://www2.sce.com/pljb/edison/car...ount=1&id=5441
Message from mom:
just thought you'd like to see what this type of company is requiring. first time i've seen an opening in this area. they always pay very well
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Job title: Technical Support Specialist
Name of company: Southern California Edison
To view detailed information about this job, click the following link or copy and paste the URL into your browser:
https://www2.sce.com/pljb/edison/car...ount=1&id=5441
Message from mom:
just thought you'd like to see what this type of company is requiring. first time i've seen an opening in this area. they always pay very well
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Everything you need J...
***** *****
Mrs. ******
Honors English 10
22 Oct. 2008
Body:
To eliminate homework completely would be unnecessary. Rather it should be limited to where the relevant information has been successfully comprehended, without the unhelpful struggle to complete the assignment. This, of course, applies in various ways to the different grade levels. While it’s clear that homework is a part of the learning process, Cooper says that too much homework can be counter-productive for students at all levels (“Duke Study: Homework”). Over the years, nightly assignments have shown the greatest increase in grades kindergarten through sixth. Research reveals that elementary students have no true benefit from the extra homework besides possibly gaining a few minor to basic skills. Concentrating on one subject for an extended period of time is also more of a challenge for younger students. It was found in a study that children are less able than teenagers or older children to tune out distractions in their environment (“Duke Study: Homework”). Having less effective study habits, they may not comprehend how the answer to the question came about. Middle-school students stop comprehending and gaining any sort of benefit after 90 minutes has passed. And as students advance in grade level, sports and clubs begin to gain a greater importance, leaving less study time. Alfie Kohn comes right out and says that “there is absolutely no evidence of any academic benefit from assigning homework in elementary or middle school.” However, as we approach high school, homework becomes more meaningful, yet the correlation is weak and tends to disappear when more sophisticated statistical measures are applied (Kohn, Alfie. “Rethinking Homework”). The people with the greatest number of extra-curricular activities, high school students have the heaviest heap of hideous homework. Many of them have jobs as well. High school students find no benefit in studying more than two hours per night. Although some teachers may argue that a greater amount is needed for college preparation, studies disprove this argument. Alfie Kohn gives a counterexample in his book The Homework Myth: “For one thing, the amount of homework students had in high school physics courses was not related to how successful they were in physics when they got to college.” This concept applies to generally every subject. So how much should we end up assigning per night for each grade? Cooper recommends that we add ten minutes for each grade. For example, first grade students would have ten minutes per night then second graders would receive twenty, and so on. We’ve seen the harm that large quantities of homework instill in our schedules, but it gets worse. What about the emotional and physical damage?
What about it? Can homework really impair our physical and emotional well-being? First off, students are getting less and less sleep. Their teachers tell them to get eight to ten hours every night. But doesn’t this sound a little contradictory due to the fact that they are the reason for their students’ sleep deprivation? Kids between the ages of five and twelve need ten to eleven hours of sleep each night; teens need 9.25 hours. According to the national sleep foundation’s 2006 Sleep in America poll, 80 percent of teens don’t get the recommended amount of sleep. At least 28% fall asleep in school and 22% fall asleep doing homework (Bennett and Kalish). These statistics alone are screaming at us! Students are losing necessary bits of sleep, and their stress levels are rising. Sure a little stress can be good, but too much, like war, is good for what? Absolutely nothing. For one, stress causes depression. Homework is already something that students don’t enjoy; depression only makes it more difficult to complete this abhorrent task. The American Psychological Association revealed that typical schoolchildren today report more anxiety than did psychiatric patients in the 1950s (Bennett and Kalish). Homework “removes joy from high achievers,” says Kohn. The students who take time to do non-obligatory homework are usually the ones who need the extra practice least. Stress can also lead directly to physical illness. Stress works against the immune system. Students miss school because they become sick due to stress, then they miss homework assignments, only creating more homework and more stress. The cycle appears endless. Gina Nick did a study on Sickness Syndrome and concluded that “stress, both physical and psychological, is an unfortunate component of daily life and one of the primary causes of Sickness Syndrome.” Sickness syndrome has symptoms of depression, anxiety, weight control issues, fatigue, and many more unhealthy traits. The number one cause of illness in students: lack of sleep. The number one cause of lack of sleep in students: stress. The number one cause of stress in students: homework. Everything is clearly linked.
We’ve seen the links between quantity of homework and condition of the students, but what about the link between students and their homework and its effects on family dynamics? What about it? Effects are negative, for the majority of the time, on the relationships within families. Many parents lament the impact of homework on their relationship with their children; they may also resent having to play the role of enforcer and worry that they will be criticized either for not being involved enough with the homework or for becoming too involved (Kohn, Alfie. The Homework Myth). Arguments also emerge when parents dispute over who’s turn it is to help little Billy with his three hours of math homework. Homework becomes a source of power struggles and is disruptive to building a strong family, including putting strain on marriages (Rushowy). Parents are busy with their own work they bring home, let alone throwing away three or more hours helping Billy. Want another negative point? Lack of time for parents to aid their children results in hiring tutors; tutors are economic burdens for the impoverished (“No to Homework?”). Flinging more money to aid Billy in the thing that’s ripping their family apart is utterly the last thing his parents want to do. Suppose Billy’s parents are rich. The loss of money may not be as of great importance as it was before, but there is still the loss of family time. What now? Good question.
***** *****
Mrs. ******
Honors English 10
22 Oct. 2008
Body:
To eliminate homework completely would be unnecessary. Rather it should be limited to where the relevant information has been successfully comprehended, without the unhelpful struggle to complete the assignment. This, of course, applies in various ways to the different grade levels. While it’s clear that homework is a part of the learning process, Cooper says that too much homework can be counter-productive for students at all levels (“Duke Study: Homework”). Over the years, nightly assignments have shown the greatest increase in grades kindergarten through sixth. Research reveals that elementary students have no true benefit from the extra homework besides possibly gaining a few minor to basic skills. Concentrating on one subject for an extended period of time is also more of a challenge for younger students. It was found in a study that children are less able than teenagers or older children to tune out distractions in their environment (“Duke Study: Homework”). Having less effective study habits, they may not comprehend how the answer to the question came about. Middle-school students stop comprehending and gaining any sort of benefit after 90 minutes has passed. And as students advance in grade level, sports and clubs begin to gain a greater importance, leaving less study time. Alfie Kohn comes right out and says that “there is absolutely no evidence of any academic benefit from assigning homework in elementary or middle school.” However, as we approach high school, homework becomes more meaningful, yet the correlation is weak and tends to disappear when more sophisticated statistical measures are applied (Kohn, Alfie. “Rethinking Homework”). The people with the greatest number of extra-curricular activities, high school students have the heaviest heap of hideous homework. Many of them have jobs as well. High school students find no benefit in studying more than two hours per night. Although some teachers may argue that a greater amount is needed for college preparation, studies disprove this argument. Alfie Kohn gives a counterexample in his book The Homework Myth: “For one thing, the amount of homework students had in high school physics courses was not related to how successful they were in physics when they got to college.” This concept applies to generally every subject. So how much should we end up assigning per night for each grade? Cooper recommends that we add ten minutes for each grade. For example, first grade students would have ten minutes per night then second graders would receive twenty, and so on. We’ve seen the harm that large quantities of homework instill in our schedules, but it gets worse. What about the emotional and physical damage?
What about it? Can homework really impair our physical and emotional well-being? First off, students are getting less and less sleep. Their teachers tell them to get eight to ten hours every night. But doesn’t this sound a little contradictory due to the fact that they are the reason for their students’ sleep deprivation? Kids between the ages of five and twelve need ten to eleven hours of sleep each night; teens need 9.25 hours. According to the national sleep foundation’s 2006 Sleep in America poll, 80 percent of teens don’t get the recommended amount of sleep. At least 28% fall asleep in school and 22% fall asleep doing homework (Bennett and Kalish). These statistics alone are screaming at us! Students are losing necessary bits of sleep, and their stress levels are rising. Sure a little stress can be good, but too much, like war, is good for what? Absolutely nothing. For one, stress causes depression. Homework is already something that students don’t enjoy; depression only makes it more difficult to complete this abhorrent task. The American Psychological Association revealed that typical schoolchildren today report more anxiety than did psychiatric patients in the 1950s (Bennett and Kalish). Homework “removes joy from high achievers,” says Kohn. The students who take time to do non-obligatory homework are usually the ones who need the extra practice least. Stress can also lead directly to physical illness. Stress works against the immune system. Students miss school because they become sick due to stress, then they miss homework assignments, only creating more homework and more stress. The cycle appears endless. Gina Nick did a study on Sickness Syndrome and concluded that “stress, both physical and psychological, is an unfortunate component of daily life and one of the primary causes of Sickness Syndrome.” Sickness syndrome has symptoms of depression, anxiety, weight control issues, fatigue, and many more unhealthy traits. The number one cause of illness in students: lack of sleep. The number one cause of lack of sleep in students: stress. The number one cause of stress in students: homework. Everything is clearly linked.
We’ve seen the links between quantity of homework and condition of the students, but what about the link between students and their homework and its effects on family dynamics? What about it? Effects are negative, for the majority of the time, on the relationships within families. Many parents lament the impact of homework on their relationship with their children; they may also resent having to play the role of enforcer and worry that they will be criticized either for not being involved enough with the homework or for becoming too involved (Kohn, Alfie. The Homework Myth). Arguments also emerge when parents dispute over who’s turn it is to help little Billy with his three hours of math homework. Homework becomes a source of power struggles and is disruptive to building a strong family, including putting strain on marriages (Rushowy). Parents are busy with their own work they bring home, let alone throwing away three or more hours helping Billy. Want another negative point? Lack of time for parents to aid their children results in hiring tutors; tutors are economic burdens for the impoverished (“No to Homework?”). Flinging more money to aid Billy in the thing that’s ripping their family apart is utterly the last thing his parents want to do. Suppose Billy’s parents are rich. The loss of money may not be as of great importance as it was before, but there is still the loss of family time. What now? Good question.
Hi Kim, attached is a letter of engagement from ***** *****. My concern is the “selective testing” that she mentions in paragraph 5. If this means that she will only check a few transactions instead of all then this is not what I was expecting. I also thought that **** ***** had a problem with Sylvester doing this. Please review and give me you comments. Since I do not have my addresses here at work and my home internet is not installed, can you forward to the committee and ask them to respond with their thoughts or questions.
My new home email is *****@gmail.com
My new home email is *****@gmail.com
Gary and Anne,
My name is David *****, assistant to Natasha ******. Please find a copy of the exclusive agreement for your home contained in this email. I will be working with yourselves and Natasha on the sale of your apartment at *** ****** Ave, unit **. We intend to sell this property as quickly as possible, while obtaining the highest price the market can bear. I look forward to meeting you both in person, and please do not hesitate to contact me with any questions or concerns. Have a very happy 4th of July!
Sincerely,
David
My name is David *****, assistant to Natasha ******. Please find a copy of the exclusive agreement for your home contained in this email. I will be working with yourselves and Natasha on the sale of your apartment at *** ****** Ave, unit **. We intend to sell this property as quickly as possible, while obtaining the highest price the market can bear. I look forward to meeting you both in person, and please do not hesitate to contact me with any questions or concerns. Have a very happy 4th of July!
Sincerely,
David
Hopefully you can open this.
I shall be telling this with a sigh
Somewhere ages and ages hence:
Two roads diverged in a wood, and I--
I took the one less travelled by,
and that has made all the difference
--- Robert Frost
Bridal Shower
ANN-MARIE **** & GARY *****
May 12, 2007
1.How did Gary and Ann-Marie meet?
2.When is Ann-Marie’s birthday?
3.How long have Gary and Ann-Marie dated?
4.What is Ann-Marie’s favorite food?
5.When did Ann-Marie know she was in love with Gary?
6.What book made Ann-Marie want to be a *****?
7.How old was Ann-Marie when she came to the United States?
8.What is name of the Jamaican town where Ann-Marie grew up?
9.Where was Ann-Marie and Gary’s first kiss?
10.What would Ann-Marie want to do for a living if she was not a ******?
11.When Ann-Marie wanted a car, where did she get a summer job?
12.Why did Ann-Marie become a vegetarian?
13.Where did Gary propose to Ann-Marie?
14.What is Ann-Marie’s favorite song?
15.What is Ann-Marie and Gary’s special song?
I shall be telling this with a sigh
Somewhere ages and ages hence:
Two roads diverged in a wood, and I--
I took the one less travelled by,
and that has made all the difference
--- Robert Frost
Bridal Shower
ANN-MARIE **** & GARY *****
May 12, 2007
1.How did Gary and Ann-Marie meet?
2.When is Ann-Marie’s birthday?
3.How long have Gary and Ann-Marie dated?
4.What is Ann-Marie’s favorite food?
5.When did Ann-Marie know she was in love with Gary?
6.What book made Ann-Marie want to be a *****?
7.How old was Ann-Marie when she came to the United States?
8.What is name of the Jamaican town where Ann-Marie grew up?
9.Where was Ann-Marie and Gary’s first kiss?
10.What would Ann-Marie want to do for a living if she was not a ******?
11.When Ann-Marie wanted a car, where did she get a summer job?
12.Why did Ann-Marie become a vegetarian?
13.Where did Gary propose to Ann-Marie?
14.What is Ann-Marie’s favorite song?
15.What is Ann-Marie and Gary’s special song?
Dear ****:
Thanks for calling in regarding your invoice. Also we are running a referral promo for the next few months. If you know of anyone who is need of a new roof, we would appreciate a referral. I've included the text from the promo
>>Thank you for choosing ****-****** Corporation. We value your business and depend on your referrals to family, friends and neighbors. As a preferred customer, we'll send you a check for 5% up to a maximum of $250.00 for each referral you send us, between January 1 and May 1, 2007, which results in a signed contract.
Call us at ***-***-**** for more details.<<
Sincerely,
Lucy
Thanks for calling in regarding your invoice. Also we are running a referral promo for the next few months. If you know of anyone who is need of a new roof, we would appreciate a referral. I've included the text from the promo
>>Thank you for choosing ****-****** Corporation. We value your business and depend on your referrals to family, friends and neighbors. As a preferred customer, we'll send you a check for 5% up to a maximum of $250.00 for each referral you send us, between January 1 and May 1, 2007, which results in a signed contract.
Call us at ***-***-**** for more details.<<
Sincerely,
Lucy
Dear OLIVA .
Hope your having a good time. Me and the class went on a trip to pioneer vilage we got to dress up in old en day clothes and play games we also got to go on a train ride, it was really fun.
we have just had a pet week at school Zane and jed came in for a visit and we had lots of other dogs and cats and stuff in too.
Me, javani, Nich and Sam have been playing soccer heaps on the field, we all get real muddy!
I get to play runescape sometimes, an internet game it is way cool and you can trade things too.
what are you up to and how much are you going in your pool?
Hope your having a good time. Me and the class went on a trip to pioneer vilage we got to dress up in old en day clothes and play games we also got to go on a train ride, it was really fun.
we have just had a pet week at school Zane and jed came in for a visit and we had lots of other dogs and cats and stuff in too.
Me, javani, Nich and Sam have been playing soccer heaps on the field, we all get real muddy!
I get to play runescape sometimes, an internet game it is way cool and you can trade things too.
what are you up to and how much are you going in your pool?
Dalo de baja.
Salduos
----- Original Message -----
From: Leonardo ******
To: Nicolas *****
Sent: Wednesday, October 22, 2008 9:07 AM
Subject: Re: le doy de baja??
SÃ, decile que le no se va a hacer esa revisación. Lo seguimos nosotros por acá. Ya lo hablé con Minati.
----- Original Message -----
From: Nicolas ******
To: Leonardo *******
Sent: Wednesday, October 22, 2008 9:04 AM
Subject: Fw: le doy de baja??
Es una carpeta de Minati que llevas vos. De mesa de entradas solicitaron la baja a Saulino, que habia pedido medico y le designe a Uria.
Continuo con la vista?
----- Original Message -----
From: Analia ******
To: Nicolas ******
Sent: Tuesday, October 21, 2008 10:35 AM
Subject: le doy de baja??
86/***** Buenar Ceferino 4827-1301 / *****-5647 15 ****-0**** Dr. Aldo *****
Nicolas, de casualidad llamé al letrado de este siniestro, para recordarle el turno de hoy a las 14.30, y me dice el Dr, que le dieron de baja desde la central.
Sabes algo???
leticia
--
AnalÃa
Salduos
----- Original Message -----
From: Leonardo ******
To: Nicolas *****
Sent: Wednesday, October 22, 2008 9:07 AM
Subject: Re: le doy de baja??
SÃ, decile que le no se va a hacer esa revisación. Lo seguimos nosotros por acá. Ya lo hablé con Minati.
----- Original Message -----
From: Nicolas ******
To: Leonardo *******
Sent: Wednesday, October 22, 2008 9:04 AM
Subject: Fw: le doy de baja??
Es una carpeta de Minati que llevas vos. De mesa de entradas solicitaron la baja a Saulino, que habia pedido medico y le designe a Uria.
Continuo con la vista?
----- Original Message -----
From: Analia ******
To: Nicolas ******
Sent: Tuesday, October 21, 2008 10:35 AM
Subject: le doy de baja??
86/***** Buenar Ceferino 4827-1301 / *****-5647 15 ****-0**** Dr. Aldo *****
Nicolas, de casualidad llamé al letrado de este siniestro, para recordarle el turno de hoy a las 14.30, y me dice el Dr, que le dieron de baja desde la central.
Sabes algo???
leticia
--
AnalÃa
Dear **** *****,
The management of hardware repair and maintenance tasks is a key function of any technology department. Inefficiency in this area produces frustration and lost hours of productive work time. SmartEDU has an online "help desk" application called TSS (Technology Support System) that's worth seeing.
All hardware problems can be reported from anywhere, and by anybody, in the district. The person assigned to the help desk receives the reported problems online and can quickly assign the tasks to their technicians electronically. The technicians resolve the problems, record what they've done, and statistics are kept on all work done for administrative reporting. Also, a district can record, and continuously update, its entire hardware inventory online. DOE statistics on "types of computers" are also managed on this system.
To have a quick 15-minute "phone demonstration" of TSS while you watch from
a computer in your office, please contact Chuck ****** at the phone, or email, listed below.
Note: SmartEDU will be at the Massachusetts Association of School Superintendents Technology Leadership Conference in Norwood on Tuesday and Wednesday this week. If you are accompanying your superintendent to the event, please stop by the SmartEDU table in the vendor area.
Sincerely,
Chuck
The management of hardware repair and maintenance tasks is a key function of any technology department. Inefficiency in this area produces frustration and lost hours of productive work time. SmartEDU has an online "help desk" application called TSS (Technology Support System) that's worth seeing.
All hardware problems can be reported from anywhere, and by anybody, in the district. The person assigned to the help desk receives the reported problems online and can quickly assign the tasks to their technicians electronically. The technicians resolve the problems, record what they've done, and statistics are kept on all work done for administrative reporting. Also, a district can record, and continuously update, its entire hardware inventory online. DOE statistics on "types of computers" are also managed on this system.
To have a quick 15-minute "phone demonstration" of TSS while you watch from
a computer in your office, please contact Chuck ****** at the phone, or email, listed below.
Note: SmartEDU will be at the Massachusetts Association of School Superintendents Technology Leadership Conference in Norwood on Tuesday and Wednesday this week. If you are accompanying your superintendent to the event, please stop by the SmartEDU table in the vendor area.
Sincerely,
Chuck
Hi **** *****,
Here are the links to this week's Inventory Listings for Newmark and Trophy Homes.
Newmark Homes Ready for Move-in
Trophy Homes Ready for Move-in
GREAT NEWS! You can now schedule appointments and pre-register your buyers online here.
We are currently offering an ADDITIONAL 1,000 DOLLAR BTSA for our online registered realtors! Chat live for immediate response.
Please let us know if there is anything we can assist with. We hope everyone has a wonderful weekend!
Here are the links to this week's Inventory Listings for Newmark and Trophy Homes.
Newmark Homes Ready for Move-in
Trophy Homes Ready for Move-in
GREAT NEWS! You can now schedule appointments and pre-register your buyers online here.
We are currently offering an ADDITIONAL 1,000 DOLLAR BTSA for our online registered realtors! Chat live for immediate response.
Please let us know if there is anything we can assist with. We hope everyone has a wonderful weekend!
Nancy *****
Hi *****. Sorry I didn't get to you today, I won't even begin to get into it all!!
Could you call me tomorrow after work and I will meet with you at the condo?? I have some rental papers to sign and to give you your keys. The apt. Is clean, some stains in the carpet just don't come clean any more, I think we will look into replacing it at some point. It's up to my son.
I should be around all afternoon, I have some business to do in the morning downtown. Please call when you have a chance, ok? ***-***-****
Talk to you tomorrow.
Nancy
Hi *****. Sorry I didn't get to you today, I won't even begin to get into it all!!
Could you call me tomorrow after work and I will meet with you at the condo?? I have some rental papers to sign and to give you your keys. The apt. Is clean, some stains in the carpet just don't come clean any more, I think we will look into replacing it at some point. It's up to my son.
I should be around all afternoon, I have some business to do in the morning downtown. Please call when you have a chance, ok? ***-***-****
Talk to you tomorrow.
Nancy
We recently received a piece of returned mail from your address, and
wanted to check in and see if you had moved. We would love to get your
updated contact information so that we can keep in contact with you
and let you know when we have events and other campus wide news we
would like to share. Please reply to this with any new or updated
contact information and any other news you would like to share with
us.
Thanks
Belmont Alumni
Association
wanted to check in and see if you had moved. We would love to get your
updated contact information so that we can keep in contact with you
and let you know when we have events and other campus wide news we
would like to share. Please reply to this with any new or updated
contact information and any other news you would like to share with
us.
Thanks
Belmont Alumni
Association
Dear Parent
Please find attached a letter regarding arrangements for the training sessions season 08/09 which start this Sunday (20th July 08).
Could you also indicate on the other attached holiday form what dates your son will be unavailable as it will assist us in arranging training and matches.
Kind regards
Trev
Please find attached a letter regarding arrangements for the training sessions season 08/09 which start this Sunday (20th July 08).
Could you also indicate on the other attached holiday form what dates your son will be unavailable as it will assist us in arranging training and matches.
Kind regards
Trev
Ms. ******,
I am a ***** University nursing student and got your name and e-mail address from the Career Development Center. I am very interested in babysitting for your two children when you need to go out of town. If you have not yet filled the position my telephone number is 7-9535 or you can e-mail me.
Thanks,
Caroline
I am a ***** University nursing student and got your name and e-mail address from the Career Development Center. I am very interested in babysitting for your two children when you need to go out of town. If you have not yet filled the position my telephone number is 7-9535 or you can e-mail me.
Thanks,
Caroline
Hi Rachel and Ashley,
I'm emailing to inquire if you will be renewing your lease at the ****** House, #204 that is due to expire July 31, 2008. If so, we would love for you to come into our office so that we can get your renewal lease signed. Your renewal is for August 1, 2008 thru July 31, 2009 at a rate of $1595.00.
If you do not plan on renewing, please fill out the attached form and drop it by our office as soon as possible.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact the renewals department at 77-077.
Thank you!
Kori *******
Leasing Manager
I'm emailing to inquire if you will be renewing your lease at the ****** House, #204 that is due to expire July 31, 2008. If so, we would love for you to come into our office so that we can get your renewal lease signed. Your renewal is for August 1, 2008 thru July 31, 2009 at a rate of $1595.00.
If you do not plan on renewing, please fill out the attached form and drop it by our office as soon as possible.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact the renewals department at 77-077.
Thank you!
Kori *******
Leasing Manager
Hi Everyone,
Stuart sent me your e-mail addresses. I just wanted to congratulate each of you on your graduation from the program. I wish you the very best in your careers. I know you will make a difference each and everyday in the lives of the patients you serve. I wish I was able to attend the pinning ceremony but I was on vacation. Please keep in touch. If anyone has the rest of the classes e-mail addresses please pass them along. If you are ever at GSH please visit. Where is everyone going to work?
Judy
Stuart sent me your e-mail addresses. I just wanted to congratulate each of you on your graduation from the program. I wish you the very best in your careers. I know you will make a difference each and everyday in the lives of the patients you serve. I wish I was able to attend the pinning ceremony but I was on vacation. Please keep in touch. If anyone has the rest of the classes e-mail addresses please pass them along. If you are ever at GSH please visit. Where is everyone going to work?
Judy
I usually dont do forwards....but I thought that have i have some time to waste, not really waste, there are about 14 other things that I should be dont and dont want to do!!
2008 QUESTIONNAIRE Welcome to the 2008 edition of getting to know your friends. Change all the answers so they apply to you, and then send this to your friends INCLUDING the person who sent it To you. The theory is that you will learn a lot of little things about your friends that you might not have known! Just press the 'forward' button then you can erase my answers and add yours.
1. What time did you get up this morning? I havent gone to sleep yet... I work at night!!
2. Diamonds or pearls? Diamonds - but I am not sure I am to big of a fan because little kids die to get them.
3. What was the last film you saw at the cinema? humm.... it has been a long long time.
4. What is your favorite TV show? the news at 6:30am by myself... The only time I get to myself! for 15 minutes
5. What do you usually have for breakfast? Cereal
6. What is your middle name? Pat 7. What food do you dislike? Asperagus
8. What is your favorite CD at the moment? Get moving - kids songs that Madelyn dances to
9. What kind of car do you drive? 06 saturn Ion
10. Favorite sandwich? philly cheese stake
11. What characteristic do you despise? lying
12. Favorite item of clothing? pj pants
13. If you could go anywhere in the world on vacation, where would you go? feji
14. Are you an organized person? my own organization but yes
15. Where would you retire to? out of the county - japan is amazing
16. What was your most recent memorable birthday? My last one. 1
7. What are you going to do when you finish this? Play with Madelyn on the slide outside
18. Furthest place you are sending this? not sure Cali, or NY
19. Person you expect to send it back first? Not sure but hope someone does because I usually dont do these
20. When is your birthday? September
21. Morning person or a night person? Now I am both... I work at night and come home in the AM and am mommy so both
22. What is your shoe size? 7-8 23. Pets? 1 dog - bailey
24. Any new and exciting news You'd like to share? I burned myself making brownies... it is a bad burn on my forarm
25. What did you want to be when you were little? When I was relaly little... A zoo keeper High school a social worker
26. How are you today? Tired
27. What is your favorite flower? orchaids
29. What are you listening to right now? Cnn news
28. What is a day on the calendar you are looking forward to? tomorrow... I am taking my husband out for his birthday with out the baby!! First time in about 3 months
30. What was the last thing you ate? I ate a brownie
31. Do you wish on stars? no I dont see any of them
32. If you were a crayon, what color would you be? I think I would be a shade of purple
33. How is the weather right now? sunny and nice finally
34. Last person you spoke to on the phone? My Mother in law
35. Favorite soft drink? Dr. Pepper
36. Favorite restaurant? Ture thai
37. Hair color? dark brown
38. What was your favorite toy as a child? I really dont remember
39. Summer or Winter? summer - I like to get out of the house then
41. Chocolate or Vanilla? vanilla - dq ice cream is the best at least their vanilla is
42. Coffee or tea? tea - every night... to keep me awake
43. Do you want your friends to email you back? yes - that would be breat. Maybe if I got more responses I would do more of them for fun.
44. When was the last time you cried? a while ago
45. What is under your bed? My Scrap booking stuff that I really dont get to use anymore
46. What did you do last night? Well I went to the automotive place to get my tire changed, and then showered and went to work
47. What are you afraid of? bridges
48. Salty or sweet? Sweet & Salty - I like kettle corn
49. How many keys on your key ring? 5 but I dont know what one of them is to
50. How many years at your current job? almost a year
51. Favorite day of the week? one that I have off... depends on the week
52. Do you make friends easily? No - I am pretty chosy when it comes to friends now. ANy my true friends have been there forever
53. How many people will you send this too? A few of a few
54. How many will respond? Not sure I am hoping a couple of them will and then when they send them I will email them back.-- haha
55. Do you like finding out all this stuff about your friends? it is intresting to reflect on some old times once in a while. Makes me feel young again.
2008 QUESTIONNAIRE Welcome to the 2008 edition of getting to know your friends. Change all the answers so they apply to you, and then send this to your friends INCLUDING the person who sent it To you. The theory is that you will learn a lot of little things about your friends that you might not have known! Just press the 'forward' button then you can erase my answers and add yours.
1. What time did you get up this morning? I havent gone to sleep yet... I work at night!!
2. Diamonds or pearls? Diamonds - but I am not sure I am to big of a fan because little kids die to get them.
3. What was the last film you saw at the cinema? humm.... it has been a long long time.
4. What is your favorite TV show? the news at 6:30am by myself... The only time I get to myself! for 15 minutes
5. What do you usually have for breakfast? Cereal
6. What is your middle name? Pat 7. What food do you dislike? Asperagus
8. What is your favorite CD at the moment? Get moving - kids songs that Madelyn dances to
9. What kind of car do you drive? 06 saturn Ion
10. Favorite sandwich? philly cheese stake
11. What characteristic do you despise? lying
12. Favorite item of clothing? pj pants
13. If you could go anywhere in the world on vacation, where would you go? feji
14. Are you an organized person? my own organization but yes
15. Where would you retire to? out of the county - japan is amazing
16. What was your most recent memorable birthday? My last one. 1
7. What are you going to do when you finish this? Play with Madelyn on the slide outside
18. Furthest place you are sending this? not sure Cali, or NY
19. Person you expect to send it back first? Not sure but hope someone does because I usually dont do these
20. When is your birthday? September
21. Morning person or a night person? Now I am both... I work at night and come home in the AM and am mommy so both
22. What is your shoe size? 7-8 23. Pets? 1 dog - bailey
24. Any new and exciting news You'd like to share? I burned myself making brownies... it is a bad burn on my forarm
25. What did you want to be when you were little? When I was relaly little... A zoo keeper High school a social worker
26. How are you today? Tired
27. What is your favorite flower? orchaids
29. What are you listening to right now? Cnn news
28. What is a day on the calendar you are looking forward to? tomorrow... I am taking my husband out for his birthday with out the baby!! First time in about 3 months
30. What was the last thing you ate? I ate a brownie
31. Do you wish on stars? no I dont see any of them
32. If you were a crayon, what color would you be? I think I would be a shade of purple
33. How is the weather right now? sunny and nice finally
34. Last person you spoke to on the phone? My Mother in law
35. Favorite soft drink? Dr. Pepper
36. Favorite restaurant? Ture thai
37. Hair color? dark brown
38. What was your favorite toy as a child? I really dont remember
39. Summer or Winter? summer - I like to get out of the house then
41. Chocolate or Vanilla? vanilla - dq ice cream is the best at least their vanilla is
42. Coffee or tea? tea - every night... to keep me awake
43. Do you want your friends to email you back? yes - that would be breat. Maybe if I got more responses I would do more of them for fun.
44. When was the last time you cried? a while ago
45. What is under your bed? My Scrap booking stuff that I really dont get to use anymore
46. What did you do last night? Well I went to the automotive place to get my tire changed, and then showered and went to work
47. What are you afraid of? bridges
48. Salty or sweet? Sweet & Salty - I like kettle corn
49. How many keys on your key ring? 5 but I dont know what one of them is to
50. How many years at your current job? almost a year
51. Favorite day of the week? one that I have off... depends on the week
52. Do you make friends easily? No - I am pretty chosy when it comes to friends now. ANy my true friends have been there forever
53. How many people will you send this too? A few of a few
54. How many will respond? Not sure I am hoping a couple of them will and then when they send them I will email them back.-- haha
55. Do you like finding out all this stuff about your friends? it is intresting to reflect on some old times once in a while. Makes me feel young again.
From: AnaMarie *******
Sent: Monday, June 16, 2008 8:49 AM
To: **********
Subject: american gas
WHERE TO BUY AMERICAN GASOLINE. THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT TO KNOW. READ ON.
These companies import Middle Eastern oil:
Shell.................................... 205,742,000 barrels
Chevron/Texaco................... 144,332,000 barrels
Exxon /Mobil........................ 130,082,000 barrels
Marathon/Speedway............. 117,740,000 barrels
Amoco................................ 62,231,000 barrels
And CITGO oil is imported from Venezuela by Dictator Hugo Chavez who hates America and openly avows our economic destruction!
(We pay Chavez's regime nearly $10 Billion per year in oil revenues!)
The U.S. currently imports 5,517,000 barrels of crude oil per day from OPEC. If you do the math at $95 per barrel, that's over $524 million PER DAY ($191 BILLION per year!) handed over to OPEC, many of whose members are our confirmed enemies!!!!!
Here are some large companies that do not import Middle Eastern oil:
Sunoco........................ 0 barrels
Conoco....................... 0 barrels
Sinclair....................... 0 barrels
BP / Phillips................ 0 barrels
Hess. .................................................. 0 barrels
ARC0......................................... 0 barrels
Maverick..................... 0 barrels
Flying J. ........................................... 0 barrels
Valero........................... 0 barrels
· I AM GOING TO ADD THE FOLLOWING… J
Murphy Oil USA sold at Wal-Mart is from South Arkansas and USA-owned.
Not only that, they give scholarships to all children in their town who finish high school and are legal US citizens. All of this information is available from the U.S. Department of Energy and each company is required to state where they get their oil and how much they are importing.
But to have a real impact, we need to reach literally millions of gas buyers. With the help of the internet, it's really simple to do. Now, don't wimp out at this point....keep reading and I'll explain how simple it is to reach millions of people!!
I'm sending this note to about thirty people. If each of you send it to only ten more (30 x 10 = 300)....and those 300 send it to at least ten more (300 x 10 = 3,000)....and so on, by the time the message reaches the sixth generation of people, we will have reached over THREE MILLION consumers!!!!!!!
If those three million get excited and pass this on to ten friends each, then 30 million people will have been contacted! If it goes one level further, you guessed it....THREE HUNDRED MILLION PEOPLE-the entire population of the United States of America!!!!
Again, all you have to do is forward this message to 10 people. (But why not send it to you entire email list?) How long would that really take you? If each of us sends this e-mail out to at least ten more people within one day, all 300 MILLION people could theoretically be contacted during the next eight days!
What the heck! It's worth a try.
Sent: Monday, June 16, 2008 8:49 AM
To: **********
Subject: american gas
WHERE TO BUY AMERICAN GASOLINE. THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT TO KNOW. READ ON.
These companies import Middle Eastern oil:
Shell.................................... 205,742,000 barrels
Chevron/Texaco................... 144,332,000 barrels
Exxon /Mobil........................ 130,082,000 barrels
Marathon/Speedway............. 117,740,000 barrels
Amoco................................ 62,231,000 barrels
And CITGO oil is imported from Venezuela by Dictator Hugo Chavez who hates America and openly avows our economic destruction!
(We pay Chavez's regime nearly $10 Billion per year in oil revenues!)
The U.S. currently imports 5,517,000 barrels of crude oil per day from OPEC. If you do the math at $95 per barrel, that's over $524 million PER DAY ($191 BILLION per year!) handed over to OPEC, many of whose members are our confirmed enemies!!!!!
Here are some large companies that do not import Middle Eastern oil:
Sunoco........................ 0 barrels
Conoco....................... 0 barrels
Sinclair....................... 0 barrels
BP / Phillips................ 0 barrels
Hess. .................................................. 0 barrels
ARC0......................................... 0 barrels
Maverick..................... 0 barrels
Flying J. ........................................... 0 barrels
Valero........................... 0 barrels
· I AM GOING TO ADD THE FOLLOWING… J
Murphy Oil USA sold at Wal-Mart is from South Arkansas and USA-owned.
Not only that, they give scholarships to all children in their town who finish high school and are legal US citizens. All of this information is available from the U.S. Department of Energy and each company is required to state where they get their oil and how much they are importing.
But to have a real impact, we need to reach literally millions of gas buyers. With the help of the internet, it's really simple to do. Now, don't wimp out at this point....keep reading and I'll explain how simple it is to reach millions of people!!
I'm sending this note to about thirty people. If each of you send it to only ten more (30 x 10 = 300)....and those 300 send it to at least ten more (300 x 10 = 3,000)....and so on, by the time the message reaches the sixth generation of people, we will have reached over THREE MILLION consumers!!!!!!!
If those three million get excited and pass this on to ten friends each, then 30 million people will have been contacted! If it goes one level further, you guessed it....THREE HUNDRED MILLION PEOPLE-the entire population of the United States of America!!!!
Again, all you have to do is forward this message to 10 people. (But why not send it to you entire email list?) How long would that really take you? If each of us sends this e-mail out to at least ten more people within one day, all 300 MILLION people could theoretically be contacted during the next eight days!
What the heck! It's worth a try.
Hey *****
Hope you and your family are doing well. Just thought I would drop you a
line to say hey and Merry Christmas. Not that it seems like Christmas here.
It is two days away and not a snowflake to be had, what's up with that.
Great riding weather but the roads here would mess a bike up within 5 miles.
Take care, say hey to the group for me. Later
Doug
Hope you and your family are doing well. Just thought I would drop you a
line to say hey and Merry Christmas. Not that it seems like Christmas here.
It is two days away and not a snowflake to be had, what's up with that.
Great riding weather but the roads here would mess a bike up within 5 miles.
Take care, say hey to the group for me. Later
Doug
Subject: Trinity prize Nominees
Teachers:
I am giving you the information regarding the Trinity Prize Nominees for ***** Elementary via email. I am trying to save trees and cut down on our paper usage.
I have placed a paper ballot in your box listing the nominees.
I need the ballot returned to me no later than 3:00pm Tuesday, January 15th, 2008
thank you, Michaele
Teachers:
I am giving you the information regarding the Trinity Prize Nominees for ***** Elementary via email. I am trying to save trees and cut down on our paper usage.
I have placed a paper ballot in your box listing the nominees.
I need the ballot returned to me no later than 3:00pm Tuesday, January 15th, 2008
thank you, Michaele
Hello,
Happy New Year!!
Did you have a good new years? Mine was ok, it was cold up in south Lake Tahoe. How are things with you and your woman? Im going down to LA this weekend. Memories.
Will you help me get the programs i need for my computer? Please let me know. Thank you.
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hi, who are you?
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I doing well working and dealing w/ my boyfriend. He's working a lot and its causing stress for us, otherwords I'm doing well. How are you doing?
Happy New Year!!
Did you have a good new years? Mine was ok, it was cold up in south Lake Tahoe. How are things with you and your woman? Im going down to LA this weekend. Memories.
Will you help me get the programs i need for my computer? Please let me know. Thank you.
-------------
hi, who are you?
-------------
I doing well working and dealing w/ my boyfriend. He's working a lot and its causing stress for us, otherwords I'm doing well. How are you doing?
T. ***** has sent you an E-Card!
Someone wanted to share their heart and God's
love with you today with a DaySpring E-card.
Your E-card is waiting at this location:
http://www.dayspring.com/ecards/card.asp?ID=5da758-aam
You can also go to DaySpring.com and enter your
retrieval number (5da758-aam) in the space
provided on the left-hand side of the page.
Blessings to you from the folks at DaySpring Cards,
the world's leading Christian greeting card company.
http://www.dayspring.com
Someone wanted to share their heart and God's
love with you today with a DaySpring E-card.
Your E-card is waiting at this location:
http://www.dayspring.com/ecards/card.asp?ID=5da758-aam
You can also go to DaySpring.com and enter your
retrieval number (5da758-aam) in the space
provided on the left-hand side of the page.
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ben ***** <****@gmail.com> Thu, Feb 14, 2008 at 8:46 AM
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Dear ***** *****,
You have been scheduled for a 1st Interview with *******'s Concierge, Inc. for the position of Residential Doorperson.
Date: 6/13/08
Time: 10:30 AM (GMT-05:00) Eastern Standard Time (EST) America/New_York
Location: Corporate Offices (see Directions to Our Office below)
Interviewers:
10:30 AM Jason ***** - Staff Manager
NOTE: Attached you will find an Application for Employment (PDF). Please have this entire document completed and ready to present to your interviewer.
For questions regarding this interview, contact:
*****, Jason (****@*******.com)
Directions to our office:
200 ****** Street
You have been scheduled for a 1st Interview with *******'s Concierge, Inc. for the position of Residential Doorperson.
Date: 6/13/08
Time: 10:30 AM (GMT-05:00) Eastern Standard Time (EST) America/New_York
Location: Corporate Offices (see Directions to Our Office below)
Interviewers:
10:30 AM Jason ***** - Staff Manager
NOTE: Attached you will find an Application for Employment (PDF). Please have this entire document completed and ready to present to your interviewer.
For questions regarding this interview, contact:
*****, Jason (****@*******.com)
Directions to our office:
200 ****** Street
******,
Thank you for your details.
I want to wish you a really happy and successful future ..... you will
always be great at everything you do.
Things are moving for me quite rapidly now so I will keep you informed.
Keep in touch ..... keep sending my cosmic order ...... while you are at it
can you order a tall, dark haired, blue eyed handsome man for me too??????
oh he has to be a sweetie too!!!
Claire
Thank you for your details.
I want to wish you a really happy and successful future ..... you will
always be great at everything you do.
Things are moving for me quite rapidly now so I will keep you informed.
Keep in touch ..... keep sending my cosmic order ...... while you are at it
can you order a tall, dark haired, blue eyed handsome man for me too??????
oh he has to be a sweetie too!!!
Claire
Hi *****,
I am **** *******'s wife. We wanted your advice about the 11th grade courses that our daughter, ****, should be taking. **** attends the ******* ******* ***** in ******. She is also on the varsity swim team. Her 9th and 10th grade courses were:
9th grade:
H Humanities CORE 1 - A/A
H Humanities CORE 2 - A/A
H Biology - A/A
French 1 - A/A
H Geometry - B/A
Varsity Swim - A/A
10th grade:
H Humanities CORE 1 - A/A*
H Humanities CORE 2 - A/A*
H Chemistry - A/A*
French 2 - A/A*
H Algebra 2 - B/A*
Varsity Swim - A/A*
*progress grade
proposed 11th grade courses:
AP U.S. History
H Humanities CORE 1
H Humanities CORE 2
French 3
H Math Analysis
science or technology????
Varsity Swim
proposed 12 grade courses:
AP English Literature
AP French
H Calculus AB
H Humanities CORE 1
H Humanities CORE 2
Varsity Swim
AP Art History???
**** wants to major in English literature in college. She also is interested in history and psychology. She took an introductory psych course at ****** College last summer and got an A. She is planning on attending Oxbridge at Oxford in the summer of 2009 and will "major" in English Literature and "minor" in Psychology and English Literature. She is working on the Girl Scout Gold Award (her project proposal was just approved) and has been a Scout since first grade. She is on the board of the temple youth group and was just re-elected for a third year. She also works at the temple on Sundays as a teaching assistant in the 5th grade. She is a very well-rounded young woman. She is an avid reader and gifted writer. Writing is her passion.
She also has a unique background. She has a twin brother who has autism and who also has had cancer three times. **** has experienced multiple family crisis surrounding her brother's life-threatening illnesses. She has had to deal with issues few children are faced with. She has emerged a stronger, more positive, compassionate and wiser person. By the way, her Gold Award project involves cancer patients at ******* Hospital.
Here is our issue. **** will have to take a "zero period" class in order to fit in swim team. So she will be taking 6 academic classes next year. She would like to take a science class at Valley College over the summer so that she can take a technology class (****** graduation requirement) in the fall as her 6th class. This would lighten her load a bit. If she can't take science at ****** College over the summer, then she will take a technology class. We know she needs a third year of lab science. There is an astronomy class offered at ****** College this summer which her school counselor said will count towards graduation. We are more concerned with whether a top-tier college will accept this class as a third year lab science. If it won't, she won't take it and instead will take a science class in 11th grade. If she does take a science class in 11th grade, she would like to take AP Biology. However, she saw her counselor again yesterday and her counselor insisted that she take Physics (something **** would like to avoid since she isn't taking Calculus until 12th grade).
Also, she would like to take only 3 years of science. She will take 4 years of math. We were told by a counselor at **** ***** (this is provided free by my law firm) that 3 years of science is fine if she wants to be an English major. Her high school counselor told her yesterday that she should take 4 years of science.
We would like your opinion about the astronomy class at ***** College, the AP Bio vs. Physics issue, and the 4th year of science. We want to pay you your hourly rate for your assistance.
Please give me a call to discuss this. We are very confused by ****'s high school counselor and don't have much faith in the information she is giving us. It seems to us that she has her own agenda, which is to push Physics.
I can be reached during the daytime at ***-***-****. In the evenings I can be reached at home at ***-***-****.
I look forward to speaking to you.
Ruth
I am **** *******'s wife. We wanted your advice about the 11th grade courses that our daughter, ****, should be taking. **** attends the ******* ******* ***** in ******. She is also on the varsity swim team. Her 9th and 10th grade courses were:
9th grade:
H Humanities CORE 1 - A/A
H Humanities CORE 2 - A/A
H Biology - A/A
French 1 - A/A
H Geometry - B/A
Varsity Swim - A/A
10th grade:
H Humanities CORE 1 - A/A*
H Humanities CORE 2 - A/A*
H Chemistry - A/A*
French 2 - A/A*
H Algebra 2 - B/A*
Varsity Swim - A/A*
*progress grade
proposed 11th grade courses:
AP U.S. History
H Humanities CORE 1
H Humanities CORE 2
French 3
H Math Analysis
science or technology????
Varsity Swim
proposed 12 grade courses:
AP English Literature
AP French
H Calculus AB
H Humanities CORE 1
H Humanities CORE 2
Varsity Swim
AP Art History???
**** wants to major in English literature in college. She also is interested in history and psychology. She took an introductory psych course at ****** College last summer and got an A. She is planning on attending Oxbridge at Oxford in the summer of 2009 and will "major" in English Literature and "minor" in Psychology and English Literature. She is working on the Girl Scout Gold Award (her project proposal was just approved) and has been a Scout since first grade. She is on the board of the temple youth group and was just re-elected for a third year. She also works at the temple on Sundays as a teaching assistant in the 5th grade. She is a very well-rounded young woman. She is an avid reader and gifted writer. Writing is her passion.
She also has a unique background. She has a twin brother who has autism and who also has had cancer three times. **** has experienced multiple family crisis surrounding her brother's life-threatening illnesses. She has had to deal with issues few children are faced with. She has emerged a stronger, more positive, compassionate and wiser person. By the way, her Gold Award project involves cancer patients at ******* Hospital.
Here is our issue. **** will have to take a "zero period" class in order to fit in swim team. So she will be taking 6 academic classes next year. She would like to take a science class at Valley College over the summer so that she can take a technology class (****** graduation requirement) in the fall as her 6th class. This would lighten her load a bit. If she can't take science at ****** College over the summer, then she will take a technology class. We know she needs a third year of lab science. There is an astronomy class offered at ****** College this summer which her school counselor said will count towards graduation. We are more concerned with whether a top-tier college will accept this class as a third year lab science. If it won't, she won't take it and instead will take a science class in 11th grade. If she does take a science class in 11th grade, she would like to take AP Biology. However, she saw her counselor again yesterday and her counselor insisted that she take Physics (something **** would like to avoid since she isn't taking Calculus until 12th grade).
Also, she would like to take only 3 years of science. She will take 4 years of math. We were told by a counselor at **** ***** (this is provided free by my law firm) that 3 years of science is fine if she wants to be an English major. Her high school counselor told her yesterday that she should take 4 years of science.
We would like your opinion about the astronomy class at ***** College, the AP Bio vs. Physics issue, and the 4th year of science. We want to pay you your hourly rate for your assistance.
Please give me a call to discuss this. We are very confused by ****'s high school counselor and don't have much faith in the information she is giving us. It seems to us that she has her own agenda, which is to push Physics.
I can be reached during the daytime at ***-***-****. In the evenings I can be reached at home at ***-***-****.
I look forward to speaking to you.
Ruth
Christina
Hi ****,
Thank you for your interest in hosting an event here at the ****** Center. Please find the restaurant guidelines, preset menu and formal party agreement for you to review. Please fill out, sign and fax back to confirm your reservation. Please be advised that large party reservations are determined on a first come first serve basis. If you have any questions or concerns please feel free to contact me directly.
Best Regards,
Christina
Hi ****,
Thank you for your interest in hosting an event here at the ****** Center. Please find the restaurant guidelines, preset menu and formal party agreement for you to review. Please fill out, sign and fax back to confirm your reservation. Please be advised that large party reservations are determined on a first come first serve basis. If you have any questions or concerns please feel free to contact me directly.
Best Regards,
Christina
From: Dawn
Sent: Thursday, March 20, 2008 7:58 AM
To:
Subject: directions
Hi ****,
My address is *** *** St. If you’re going on *** toward the Springs you will make a right hand turn on *** St. ( You’ll see a brick building there that used to be *********’s office and it’s the street right after the paint factory) Go down about a mile or so and it’s a tan trailer on the left hand side. It has a for sale sign in the front yard and a white mail box with Rose on it. There’s also an old brown barn on the property. I work until around 2:30 today. Call me if you have any questions.
Dawn
Sent: Thursday, March 20, 2008 7:58 AM
To:
Subject: directions
Hi ****,
My address is *** *** St. If you’re going on *** toward the Springs you will make a right hand turn on *** St. ( You’ll see a brick building there that used to be *********’s office and it’s the street right after the paint factory) Go down about a mile or so and it’s a tan trailer on the left hand side. It has a for sale sign in the front yard and a white mail box with Rose on it. There’s also an old brown barn on the property. I work until around 2:30 today. Call me if you have any questions.
Dawn
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