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10.6.2008 In this issue: 1. Reflections 2. FYI 3. Nice 4. Reviews . . . FLASH OF GENIUS, etc. 5. TV alert 6. What a guy 7. Websites 8. Computer tip 9. Sound advice 10. A quote I like 11. Thought for the day 12. Advance planning department _________________________________________________________ 1. Reflections A. Cynthia, my beautiful bride, and I got through our North Carolina closing on Tuesday in fine style . . . so look for us to become--probably on or around December 15--"the Greenfields of Biltmore Lake" . . . that is the official name of both the development and town where we'll be living . . . it is about 10 minutes from downtown Asheville in the western part of the state, not too far from Tennessee . . . there are beautiful mountains everywhere . . . don't forget that "y'all" are invited to come and see us. SPECIAL KUDOS to Michael Phelan, a loan officer with Beverly-Hills Mortgage Service, for helping make things possible . . . he helped us get through the mortgage process in about a week's time . . . yet what we admired most about him was his creativity in coming up with various financing options for us to consider--one more favorable than the next. He truly knows how to engage his customers . . . in fact, I couldn't believe it that when we first started talking, he mentioned a book that he was reading: WE: THE IDEAL CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP by Steve Yarrow . . . shortly thereafter, I found it in my mailbox--sent with Michael's compliments. Should you be fortunate to need Michael's services (say if you decide to join us in the Asheville area), he can be reached at 828.654.6402. B. We recently found a new Chinese restaurant in the Skillman, NJ area that may well become one of our favorites: Mee Mah on Route 206; 609.924.3100 . . . it is located in the same location that used to host Mrs. Chow's. My white meat chicken with vegetables was prepared just right, and Cynthia liked her Szechuan-style shredded pork . . . the decor inside is very attractive, and the service is both professional and friendly. We also came across a place that may become a slightly healthier alternative to our former ice cream obsession; i.e., Fruity Yogurt on Route 206 in Hillsborough; 908.874.4988. You get to choose from a variety of tangy yogurt flavors, including blueberry, mango (my choice) and green tea . .. there's little or no fat and cholesterol, so it can make for guilt-free dessert provided you don't go crazy on the toppings . . . these include fresh fruit, as well as breakfast cereal, candy and sprinkles. They also serve both vanilla and chocolate soft serve ice cream. C. CONGRATULATIONS to Cynthia's cousins, Jeff and Joyce, and most importantly to their daughter Diana . . . the family recently celebrated Diana's graduate school graduation at a lovely party at their home that we were fortunate to attend . . . Joyce made just about everything and as always, she outdid herself . . . her sister came through by making most of the desserts . . . her carrot cake cookies were especially delicious. D. CONDOLENCES to the family of Lyn Allison, who passed away on Monday, September 29, in Doylestown, PA. I had the pleasure of both knowing and working with her during her 30 years as a reference librarian at Bucks County Community College . . . she was the consummate professional. Relatives and friends are invited to attend her memorial service at 3:30 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 19, at Doylestown Presbyterian Church. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made to the AAUW Education Foundation (Designation Code 1670) at AAUW Development Office, P.O. Box 630832, Baltimore, MD 21263-0832. ***** BLAINESWORLD BEST AWARD ***** This week, it goes to Stuart Duncan--theater critic for TIMEOFF, a weekly feature of THE PRINCETON PACKET. I've been reading Stu's reviews for many years . . . they often help me decide what show I'll see any particular weekend. He captures the essence of every show he writes about and while doing so, always provides some additional background information that inevitably teaches me something that I didn't know. I get a particular kick out of seeing him when we bump into each other at a local theater . . . he is friendly not only to me, but to just about everybody else . . . he answers questions, tells stories and on occasion, even directs traffic in the bathrooms (gallantly guarding the door of the men's room when women use it). It may surprise you, but not being able to read Stu's reviews will be one of the things I'll miss most when no longer in the area . .. I guess I'll just have to check them out via this website: http://www.packetonline.com/time_off/front/ Back to Top _________________________________________________________ 2. FYI Do you ever bet a spouse or significant other about something insignificant; e.g., about who would win a particular game? One friend used to bet me a nickel that I did not know the actual Jewish New Year . . . he always won . . . (by the way, it is now 5769). Cynthia and I don't typically go for such high stakes . . . what we instead do is bet each with the loser having to give the winner a kiss . . . that way, we both win. We often do this and even have some fun while in the waiting line at a supermarket . . . our friendly wager is to see who can come closest to the price of our order without going over the total. FYI, part 2 Unfortunately, I might not be able to catch BRIGHTON BEACH MEMOIRS before it closes its run this weekend at Mercer County College's Kelsey Theater . . . I've heard it is excellent . . . in particular, you might want to catch it because one of my favorite local actors (James Houston) has a starring role. * Here's what Natalie in Pennsylvania had to say about his work: He was very good. I'd forgotten he was in it. * Kitty in New Jersey commented: Good job. It [the show] is really well done. The boy is great. For more information, please click: http://www.mccc.edu/kelseytheatre/ MANY THANKS to all the readers who wrote me when they heard about the death of my good friend Joan Weiss. * Mary in Pennsylvania wrote this (that she also posted on Joan's office door at Bucks County Community College): On September 26, 2008 Joan Weiss passed away. She fought a valiant fight with cancer, but lost the battle on Friday. If you had Mrs. Weiss as an instructor, you received a wonderful education in Marketing/Management and how to be a professional individual. She gave herself to the world of education in and out of the classroom. If you were a colleague, you knew her as someone who would bring new ideas to the College, someone who pulled her weight, someone who made a difference at BC3 and the community. If you knew her as a friend, you were the most fortunate of all. * Chris in Pennsylvania: I really love the picture of Joan. I attended her funeral. I am very sad over her passing, but I have had 10 great years of knowing her and being her [massage] therapist. No one gave me more good advice than Joan. She was always thinking of ways to help others. It was my pleasure to have given her holistic treatments for so many years. She truly was a unique light in Bucks County . . . and shall never be forgotten. * Diane in Pennsylvania with an update on Bill [Lewis], her husband: Hello everyone. Well, Bill has finally come out of his Shell........Clam Shell that is:) Yes, the doctor told us today (10/7) that his back has healed and the brace (shell) can come off. His neck has not healed completely yet, and it could take another 6 weeks to heal. Bill still has to wear a neck collar, but the good news is that the brace is off and he can stay at Magee to finish his therapy. He should be home possibly 10/31 or 11/01 and will be starting out patient therapy when he comes home. Bill goes back to Jefferson this Thursday to get the results of the cat scan that was done on him last week for the tear in his aorta. We are confident that this tear is healing. Bill has graduated from puree foods to ground foods to eating pizza and turkey clubs. Yes, he is ready for that WAWA hoagie now! We want to thank everyone for their prayers as this is what we prayed for. That Bill would get the brace off and continue his therapy so he would not have to come home and go back again. I will continue to update everyone on Bill's progress. God bless you all. PLEASE MARK YOUR CALENDARS: To join me at the Pay it Forward Dinner and Auction to help Bill out . . . the event takes place on November 13, 2008 from 7:00 to 10:00 p.m. at Twining Hall in Trevose, PA. Tickets are $30 per person in advance or $35 at the door Requests for tickets can be phoned in to Deb Myatt at 215.470.7711. For more information, please click:http://helpbilllewis.com/ By going to the website, you can still join the event as a sponsor and/or contributor for an auction item . . . your involvement in any fashion would be very much appreciated! Lastly, I'm very much appreciate of the many readers who took the time to offer suggestions on how best to move our cats with us to Asheville . . . we're still searching for the "best" way, so please keep sending emails on that topic. * This one from Rebecca in Michigan contained a lot of useful information: I have flown with my cats before. Once when I lived in Colorado and flew back to Michigan. Didn't drug them, they just meowed a lot, but of course this was on a Private jet (in a cat carrier), and they were in the cabin with me. Siamese, Chawrie was so determined to sit on my lap and not be in the cardboard box carrier (not a good carrier to begin with and highly recommend that you don't put yours in unless you want to be clawed up) broke through the box and ended up sitting on my lap all the way there. My black blouse was white by the time I got off the plane! In flying cats, shipping them to somewhere, they go in the cargo department of the plane (the belly part). Temperatures are not very good at that time of the year; it will be cold inside too. Wouldn't recommend it. Plus some cats just don't do well. And some animals don't always end up in the right location! . . . Don't feed them while traveling. Just like people, they can get car sick too! Whatever you do, make sure your cat(s) are up to date on all shots, rabies, leukemia vaccine and have it checked for FIP (feline infectious peritonitis). Yes, I know you may think your cats don't have that, but if it checks out that one of them do, it may not be a good idea to take your cat(s) at that time. Change of location, change of home, change of familiar surroundings throws a cat into wet FIP and your cat dies. FIP is checked through a blood titre test. Better to be safe than sorry. And when you are taking your cat from one state to another, you are supposed to have their shots up to date. That means you need to visit your vet before you move out of one state and drive to another. If you got pulled over for any reason, you could be ordered to forfeit the cat unless you show that the cat(s) are up to date on its shots. . . . Once you get to your destination. take your cats and put them in one room and shut the door, especially if you're moving furniture, luggage in, etc. Once you have everything in and the doors are shut, open the door of the cage and let your cats come out on its own, without coaxing or forcing. If you don't see your cats for awhile, don't be alarmed. It is just trying to accumulate itself with its new digs.Make sure you get the kitty litter pan set up and food and have plenty of fresh water! THINKING OUT LOUD HERE: Fly our cats? Wow! It could work, particularly if done in a private plane or jet . . . not as far-fetched idea as it might sound . . . the problem now: finding such a means of transport that will not bankrupt us . . . anybody have contact(s) in this industry for us to use? Back to Top _________________________________________________________ 3. Nice A teenager brings her new boyfriend home to meet her parents. They're appalled by his haircut, his tattoos, his piercings. Later, the girl’s mom says, “Dear, he doesn't seem to be a very nice boy.” “Oh, please Mom!” says the daughter. “If he wasn't nice, would he be doing 500 hours of community service?” Back to Top _________________________________________________________ 4. Reviews A. Imagine watching a movie about the inventor of the intermittent windshield wiper . . . if you can, give FLASH OF GENIUS a shot . . . it is the true-life story of Robert Kearns, a man whose 1960s invention became the standard for every car . . . yet Ford tried to steal it from him . . . production values aren't the best (it appears to have been shot on a very low budget), but the David vs. Goliath story is an inspiring one . . . Greg Kinnear is excellent, as he almost always is, in the leading role . . . I also liked Alan Alda's work as one of his lawyers . . . rated PG-13. B. YOU DON'T MESS WITH THE ZOHAN is now out in DVD format . . . my review from BLAINESWORLD #610 follows: If you're in the mood for some laughs, catch YOU DON'T MESS WITH THE ZOHAN . . . it's a very silly comedy about an Israeli commando who fakes his own death in order to pursue his dream of becoming a hairstylist in New York . . . toward the end, it bogs down a bit when the mood switches and the film becomes a heavy-handed plea for Mideast peace . . . yet that said, star Adam Sandler is as funny as he's ever been and John Turtorro also shines as the guy out to kill him . . . rated PG-13. C. If you're a fan of acupuncture, homeopathy, chiropractic therapy, or holistic medicine, you probably won't want to read TRICK OR TREATMENT by Simon Singh and Dr. Edzard Ernst . . . its premise, as stated in the subtitle, is to present THE UNBELEVABLE FACTS ABOUT ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE. In doing so, they state in the very first two paragraphs what readers can expect to find: * The contents of this book are guided entirely by a single pithy sentence, written over 2,000 years ago by Hippocrates of Cos. Recognized as the father of medicine, he stated: "There are, in fact, two things, science and opinion; the former begets knowledge, the latter ignorance." There's much to like about this book . . . for one, there were interesting tidbits about famous people, including the following about Florence Nightingale: * Nightingale's passion for statistics enabled her to persuade the government of the importance of a whole series of health reforms. For example, many people had argued that training nurses was a waste of time, because patients cared or by trained nurses actually had a higher mortality rate than those treated by untrained staff. Nightingale, however, pointed out that this was only because more serious cases were being sent to those wards with trained nurses. If the intention is to compare the results from two groups, then it is essential . . . to assign patients randomly to the two groups. Sure enough, when Nightingale set up trials in which patients were randomly assigned to trained and untrained nurses, it became clear that their counterparts in wards with untrained nurses. Furthermore, Nightingale used statistics to show that home births were safer than hospital births, presumably because British homes were cleaner than Victorian hospitals. Her interests also ranged overseas, because she also used mathematics to study the influence of sanitation on healthcare in rural India. I also liked how the authors clearly explained concepts and while doing so, incorporated some humor into what otherwise could have been very dry material . . . for example, as indicated in this passage: * Scientists even began to poke fun at homeopaths. For example, because homeopathic liquid remedies are so diluted that they often contain only water, scientists would sarcastically endorse their use for the treatment of one particular medical condition, namely dehydration. Or they would jokingly offer to make each other a drink of homeopathic coffee, which was presumably incredibly diluted and yet tasted incredibly strong, because homeopaths believe that lower amounts of active ingredient are associated with greater potency. Similar logic also implied that a patient who forgot to take a homeopathic remedy might die of an overdose. At the very end of the book, there's an excellent "Rapid Guide to Alternative Therapies" . . . these cover some 36 others, including Colonic Irrigation, Feldenkrais Method, Magnet Therapy, Osteopathy, and Reiki. Be forewarned that you might not like what you read in TRICK OR TREATMENT, particularly if you believe in any and/or all of the above . . . however, it will get you thinking--and that's always a good thing. D. Heard and enjoyed THE 12 LIFE SECRETS, written and read by Robert Stuberg . . . this is a program that promises much; i.e., to quote the subtitle: [provide you with] YOUR ULTIMATE ANSWERS TO GETTING WHAT YOU WANT. I'm not sure that you will get quite all that from listening, but you will get a lot of useful tips that you can immediately begin to apply to your life that should make things easier for you . . . the key lies in this one secret that will change your life: * Your thoughts control your life. And you control your thoughts. Although this may sound basic to many, the reality is that we often forget this concept . . . so even if you've heard it before, you'll appreciate how Stuberg gets you to not only revisit it . . . but he also gets you to reflect on it through the use of many excellent examples. Among the other valuable tidbits I got from this program were the following: * Our life and destiny will be shaped by what we think about. * Adopt the traits of the person or persons you most admire. * Your philosophy is the foundation of your life. It is the master operating system of your life. * Each of is responsible for his or her own happiness. * Nobody cares more about your money than you do. * Keep a journal. It will become the textbook of your life. * Doing what you love to do is the surest guarantee for success in life. * To lead more effectively, you must be the person others want to follow. In addition, I liked how Stuberg incorporated the quotes of others--including Warren Buffett: * The two rules of investing: 1. Never lose money in investing; and 2. Never forget #1. This fine program is available for purchase or rental . . . if you want to get it, please click:http://www.achievementlibrary.com/ Above is the tape rental club I belong to; i.e., the Achievement Tape Library . . . this a great way to hear CDs and/or audio cassette tapes, view videos, etc.--all for a fraction of what it would cost to buy them . . . call the head of the firm (Paul Arroyo) directly at 1.800.735.3660 and mention my name . . . that way, you'll be sure to pay even higher prices . . . NOT. Back to Top _________________________________________________________ 5. TV alert A. THE MENTALIST airs Tuesdays at 9 p.m. on CBS . . . it stars Simon Baker as a psychic . . . . according to THE WALL STREET JOURNAL, hero [Baker] is intriguing enough and confident enough . . . to bring viewers under his spell." B. SATURDAY NIGHT LIFE WEEKEND UPDATE features Seth Meyers and Amy Poehler as co-anchors . . . they promise to keep the door pen for Palin and other candidates to appear because, notes Meyers, "Our door is always open to have people make fun of themselves." . . . Thursdays at 9:30 p.m. on NBC. C. LIFE ON MARS has a contemporary NYPD get in an accident, only to wake up in the bell-bottomed world of 1963 . . . the show has gotten an lot of "buzz," meaning that a lot of folks are expecting big things from it . . . Thursday at 10:01 p.m. on ABC. D. DOGS 101, CATS 101 premieres on Saturday at 8 p.m. on ANIMAL PLANET . . . THIS 10-part series (8 devoted to dogs, 2 to cats) tells you everything you wanted to know about the two most popular household pets. Back to Top _________________________________________________________ 6. What a guy Bill meets Doug shopping at the mall and sees he has a small gift-wrapped box. "It's my wife's birthday tomorrow." Doug said. "Last week I asked her what she wanted for her birthday." "And?" Bill asked. "Well, she said 'Oh, I don't know just give me something with diamonds in it.' " "So what did you get her?" asked Bill. "I bought her a deck of cards!" Back to Top _________________________________________________________ 7. Websites A. Not all carbs are the same . . . for more information, please click: http://www.glycemicindex.com/ You'll learn about the glycemic index or GI, which describes this difference by ranking carbohydrates according to their effect on our blood glucose levels . . . what you need to do is choose low GI carbs--the ones that produce only small fluctuations in our blood glucose and insulin levels--to reduce your risk of heart disease and diabetes . . . this is also the key to sustainable weight loss. B. If you missed the SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE coverage of the Palin-Biden debate, please click: http://www.popeater.com/television/article/snl-sends-up-vp-debate-with-fey-queen/192515?icid=200100397x1211060392x1200610520 What makes this so great is that it does a job on both sides! C. BLAINESWORLD, the website, remains up and running . . . to view it, please click: http://www.blainesworld.net If you REALLY want to be impressed, look at the counter in the bottom left corner of the home page . . . I bet you didn't know you had so many fellow readers. Back to Top _________________________________________________________ 8. Computer tip Try being a little more patient when using your computer . . . I find that when I don't wait long enough for a program or website to load; i.e., I start pounding on my keyboard in an attempt to get it to do the next thing (and the thing after that, too) that I want to do . . . too often, this seems to "freeze" my computer and sometimes, I'm even forced to reboot. I'm almost always better off when I wait just a little bit longer . . . when a particular program or website loads, it is almost as if my computer is telling me that is when it wants to do the next task. Back to Top _________________________________________________________ 9. Sound advice Be sure and cancel your credit cards before you die. This is so priceless, and so, so easy to see happening, customer service being what it is today. A lady died this past January, and Citibank billed her for annual service charges on her credit card in February and then in March added late fees and interest on the previous monthly charge. The balance had been $0.00 when she died; but now the balance had grown to be somewhere around $60.00. A family member placed a call to Citibank. Here is the exchange : Family member: "I am calling to tell you she died back in January." Citibank : "The account was never closed and the late fees and charges still apply." Family member: "Maybe, you should turn it over to collections." Citibank: "Since it is two months past due, it already has been." Family member : "So, what will they do when they find out she is dead?" Citibank : "Either report her account to frauds division or report her to the credit bureau, maybe both!" Family member : "Do you think God will be mad at her?" Citibank: "Excuse me?" Family member: "Did you just get what I was telling you--the part about her being dead?" Citibank: "Sir, you'll have to speak to my supervisor." Supervisor gets on the phone: Family member : "I'm calling to tell you, she died back in January with a $0 balance." Citibank : "The account was never closed and late fees and charges still apply." Family member : "You mean you want to collect from her estate?" Citibank: (stammering) "Are you her lawyer?" Family member: 'No, I'm her great nephew." Citibank: "Could you fax us a certificate of death?: Family Member: 'Sure.' (Fax number was given.) After they get the fax : Citibank : "Our system just isn't setup for death. I don't know what more I can do to help." Family member : "Well, if you figure it out, great! If not, you could just keep billing her. She won't care." Citibank: "Well, the late fees and charges still do apply." Family member : "Would you like her new billing address?: Citibank: "That might help." Family member : "Odessa Memorial Cemetery, Highway 129, Plot Number 69." Citibank : "Sir, that's a cemetery!" Family member : "And what do you do with dead people on your planet?" Back to Top _________________________________________________________ 10. A quote I like Large, naked, raw carrots are acceptable as food only to those who live in hutches eagerly awaiting Easter.--Fran Lebowitz, American author Back to Top _________________________________________________________ 11. Thought for the day New direction for any war Methinks we should just consider the following idea: Send Service Vets over 60! I am over 60 and the Armed Forces thinks I'm too old to track down terrorists. You can't be older than 42 to join the military. They've got the whole thing a*s-backwards. Instead of sending 18-year olds off to fight, they ought to take us old guys. You shouldn't be able to join a military unit until you're at least 35. For starters: Researchers say 18-year-olds think about sex every 10 seconds. Old guys only think about sex a couple of times a day, leaving us more than 28,000 additional seconds per day to concentrate on the enemy. Young guys haven't lived long enough to be cranky, and a cranky soldier is a dangerous soldier. My back hurts! I can't sleep, and I'm tired and hungry. We are impatient and maybe letting us kill some a*s that desperately deserves it will make us feel better and shut us up for a while. An 18-year-old doesn't even like to get up before 10 a.m. Old guys always get up early to pee, so what the h*ll. Besides, like I said, I'm tired and can't sleep and since I'm already up, I may as well be up killing some fanatical son-of-a-bi*ch. If captured, we couldn't spill the beans because we'd forget where we put them. In fact, name, rank, and serial number would be a real brainteaser. Boot camp would be easier for old guys. We're used to getting screamed and yelled at, and we're used to soft food. We've also developed an appreciation for guns. We've been using them for years as an excuse to get out of the house, away from the screaming and yelling. They could lighten up on the obstacle course, however. I've been in combat and didn't see a single 20-foot wall with rope hanging over the side, nor did I ever do any push ups after completing basic training. I can hear the Drill Sgt. In the "New Army" now, "Get down and give me . . . er . . . One." Actually, the running part is kind of a waste of energy, too. I've never seen anyone outrun a bullet. An 18-year-old has the whole world ahead of him. He's still learning to shave, to start up a conversation with a pretty girl. He still hasn't figured out that a baseball cap has a brim to shade his eyes, not the back of his head. These are all great reasons to keep our kids at home to learn a little more about life before sending them off into harm's way. Let us old guys track down those dirty rotten cowards terrorists. The last thing an enemy would want to see right now is a couple of million pissed off old farts with attitudes and automatic weapons who know that their best years are already behind them. If nothing else, put us on border patrol . . . we will have it secured the first night! Share this with your senior friends. It's purposely in big type so you can read it. Author unknown (if you know who wrote this and/or the source, please let me know) Back to Top _________________________________________________________ 12. Advance planning department A. Yours truly is presenting on "Positioning: How to Differentiate Yourself from the Competition" to a graduate nursing class at LaSalle University's Bucks County campus in Newtown, PA on Wednesday, October 15, from 6-7:15 p.m. If you'd like to attend as my guest, please send me an email to that effect . . . put LASALLE PRESENATION in subject line. B. Robin in Pennsylvania: Jazz Celebration Big Band playing at Poco’s in Doylestown on Thursday, October 23rd at 8:00 p.m. Come out and hear great jazz. For more information, call 215.348.3424. C. REDUCED RATE ticket offers from PLAYBILL for Broadway shows: * RADIO CITY CHRISTMAS SPECTACULAR Visit radiocitychristmas.com and use code PB54M. By phone: 212.307.1000 and mention above code. * LEGALLY BLONDE Visit ticketmaster.com and use code OCT. By phone: 212.307.1000 and mention above code. * BALLERINA WHO LOVES B-BOY Visit ticketmaster.com and use code PLAYBB. By Phone: Call 212.560.8912 and mention code PLAYBB. * FORBIDDEN BROADWAY Visit broadwayoffers.com and use code FB14PBL for regular seating or FBPBPRE for premium seating. By phone: Call Telecharge.com at 212.947.8844 and mention the above codes. * ALIENS WITH EXTRAORDINARY SKILLS Visit broadwayoffers.com and use code AL3PBL3. By phone: 212.947.8844 and mention code AL3PBL3. * HOW DO YOU CAPTURE NOW? Visit broadwayoffers.com and enter code CNPLAY66. By phone: com 212.947.8844 and mention above code. D. Business Technology Forum on Friday, November 21 Presented by Earl Sigmund, CPA (New Business Learning Center) Topic: "10 Web Sites Guaranteed to Grow your Business at No Cost to You" will be held from 8-9 a.m. at the Chamber. There will be a half hour question and answer session following the presentation. Cost: $15 members, $30 non-members. A continental breakfast will be provided. At this forum, you just might find the elves you need to help you get your business to the next level. To register: Please contact Susan at sharkins@lbccc.org and she will be happy to provide you with additional information. Or you can call 215.943.7400. _________________________________________________________ PS. If you're Jewish, may you fast well on Yom Kippur as you begin the New Year. To everybody: Please join me in praying that we soon get our remaining soldiers back from Iraq and that peace resumes in Israel . . . also, make it a great week! Back to Top ---------------------------------------------------------- SUBSCRIBE/UNSUBCRIBE INFORMATION To subscribe to this publication, please send an email to: bginbc@aol.com and put SUBSCRIBE in subject line . . . if you wish to unsubscribe, just send an email to same address and put UNSUBSCRIBE in subject line. |
