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08-29-2009, 02:14 PM
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tim
Being a professor for a profession I am sure you can undestand the irony of being professed too....except for the fact you are also one of the foremost researchers, along with Mr.Schultz, on these. I have done a bit of researching of them myself but don't think I am in ya'lls league
 . Just some irony as I was reading their answer back to you. I especially like the "hope this helps" comment as I tend to use that one too. I am (hopefully) more correct than these honest folks, they did end the auction, when I use it...regards
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