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I'm probably reversing the whole context on this page but Brock...Buster Simpson's work is magnificant. How wonderful to blend man made materials with landscape and remain conservationally correct. Whoa... Not that conservationally is a word. I guess like the tum tablets into the contaminated water ...

Thank you Bob from all of us.

I just want to reach the other side...

Alice, my compliments to your design of PAMA website. It is nicely done. The steps are very clear and explanatory.

I met you and Leslie at WGWII and I am no longer a lurker. I think that is what you called me.

Best of Luck, you have added a great deal of thought to your marketing approach.

I don't know how to start...since this site is such a great way to learn....but after reading this posting; I too tried the wafer effect sandwiched. So I must have way overheated the second time with the capp because my wafers disappeared. Or was it because they were too thin? Please help, I thought...

The DeVinci Code is a good book. I think the author's wife is has a PHD in art history or something. I immediately went to look for and at a copy of the Last Supper because of all the symbolism behind the disciples. I think a movie is coming out based on the book. I wish I could have benefited from ...

This is what makes sense to me...Walt Whitman, "Leaves of Grass" "Loafe with me on the grass, loose the stop from your throat, Not words, not music or rhyme I want, not custom or lecture, not even the best, Only the lull I like, the hum of your valved voice." We don't exercise th...

Kathie, no more than anyone else...we are all searching. Maybe it's like when we were kids and first blowing bubbles through the little plastic circles from a jar....the enchantment. It was different for all of us...some of us liked to make big bubbles, some made many bubbles, some twirled to make b...

It's really scary for me to add to this premise but I am going to try... My background was in sports and I "kind of" grew up and work now in accounting. One thing that was a constant was that a person would not lose his technique but would lose his aesthetic ability or his kinesthetic abil...