I repeat my previous questions. Is this or is this NOT a group for the
Visually Impaired and people who work with them to discuss COMPUTER issues,
NOT politics? And if politics ARE allowed, why have I been FLAMED in the
past for straying into now not-forbidden territory? I get flamed when I
stray even a LITTLE outside computer issues. I am beginning to see a double
standard starting here. I would REALLY appreciate the ownert(s) /
Moderator(s) of this group to state CLEARLY what the purpose AND the
policies of this group and the postings to the group are.
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Mary P. Blanton, Owner
The Needlework House
3360 Sattilite Blvd
Suite 5
Duluth, GA 30096
(770) 622-4249
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http://www.needleworkhouse.com
Gordan Wahl wrote:
> Dear Reader, When this program "Airs"the election will be over.
> Unfortunately the conditions that are virulent throughout our world will
> not change no matter who is elected to the "Office of President of the
> United Stated of America".
> I know not what i shall hear when these letters are read, but from the
> depths of Valley Forge to
> this day, our freedoms have been challenged.
> It will take a lot of courage and resolve for me to sit quietly at home
> and listen to the words of those who gave so very much.
> Gordon
> ####
> LAST LETTERS HOME,
>
> On Veterans Day, November 11, at 9 p.m. ET/PT, HBO will
> air LAST LETTERS HOME, a one-hour HBO Documentary Special
> produced by HBO and The New York Times, in association with LIFE
> Books.
>
> We are making a special effort to be sure that military
> personnel, veterans and their friends and families are aware of LAST
> LETTERS HOME, and we are working with the Disabled American
> Veterans to help communicate this important message.
>
> Built from the words of troops who were killed in Iraq, these
> final letters sent home are read by the wives, mothers, fathers,
> children
> and friends who received them. Full of pride, idealism, wonder
> and regret, the letters by these troops stand as a lasting memorial to
> the
> spirit and humanity of the brave men and women who sacrificed
> their lives for our country.
>
> In an effort to reach as many Americans as possible with this
> tribute, HBO and participating affiliates will open the signal, making
> the
> program available to all cable and satellite households. A
> companion LIFE book and DVD will be sold at retail stores and online.
> All net
> profits from these releases will be donated to the Intrepid
> Fallen Heroes Fund.
>
> Additional information will be available at www.hbo.com,
> starting October 18. If members have other questions, please invite them
> to
> email us at lastlettershomeceqnv.com, anytime before the
> November 11 broadcast.
>
> LAST LETTERS HOME intends to honor our fallen heroes. They will not be
> forgotten.
>
> ####
>
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Mary P. Blanton, Owner
The Needlework House
3360 Sattilite Blvd
Suite 5
Duluth, GA 30096
(770) 622-4249
[log in to unmask]
[log in to unmask]
http://www.needleworkhouse.com
VICUG-L is the Visually Impaired Computer User Group List.
To join or leave the list, send a message to
[log in to unmask] In the body of the message, simply type
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VICUG-L is archived on the World Wide Web at
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