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To: Blue Snowshoe who wrote (5291)	10/11/1999 11:48:00 AM
From: Sarkie	Respond to of 7442

Blue, I received this email today from RealAge.....thought you would like it posted. October 11, 1999 - October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month Getting regular mammograms and taking precautions to screen against breast cancer is a basic part of every woman's good health. However, deciding when to begin breast cancer screening is not easy. The best way to make informed decisions about when to begin getting mammograms is to know your actual risk for getting breast cancer. Most women-particularly if they have a family history of breast cancer-vastly overestimate their risk. In conjunction with breast cancer awareness month, we are proud to release the first of our interactive health assessments. Based on the latest research and the most recent recommendations on breast cancer screening, this assessment evaluates a woman's individual risk for developing breast cancer. Women, answer a few simple questions about your health history to learn what your risk is. Your personal decision guide helps you to make informed decisions about when and if to begin breast cancer screening. Men can get breast cancer, too. However, it happens so rarely that there is no regular screening protocol. Men, you can participate in breast cancer awareness, nonetheless. Tell the women you love to learn more about breast cancer at www.RealAge.com. Visit us at realage.com to learn more about breast cancer and to take the assessment. What's your RealAge? realage.com

To: Blue Snowshoe who wrote (5291)	10/11/1999 3:15:00 PM
From: Joana Tides	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 7442

Happy Columbus Day geocities.com !! Jed, how RU 'n Blue gonna cook all demdar grubs? Do U BBQ 'em on a shishkabob stik wit vejtabls or do U cook 'em lik a jamBlieA stew wit peppRs or do U'ns dipem cold N coktale soss? Ah hopes U do SUMPIN wit 'em an don go nativ outdere inda wilds lak a-hunkerin down wit em raw an stuf. Dats Y ah still wish U wud take yer cellfone witcha, but Mr. Natcherl tole me ta qwit nagin geocities.com Ah hev bin ignorin mah grub chores roun hyar latlee cuza sum Quackerly Flybys cam mah way sins da Surfbord Scrifis. Ah quacked sum NZRO 2 trad 4 sum datdere CTCH (thanks levy), movin closir 2 Circlin da Wagons on datdere CHTR & GNET thingy dere gonna do an i'll be rite dere witem. Ah sure do tink demdar frogs r dun ondat buygnet, dontchew? Thot its hi time 2 ride LOOK again, it looks even bettir now den it did wen ah sold it fer 30% more "Seems like Yesterday" & its movin' on up agin now. Ahm waitin 2 mov in ondat ICGE of your'n now, aftir dem frogs R dun uv course. ProceS uv quakin CMGI is 1/2 dun. We R nevir afrade uv bein calld copYkats, Much Obliged 2U. Bot CNXT agin 2, ah had waitid 2 reech mah goal uv not bein sorree ah quakd it B4 it moved up more if U know what ah meen. Sumtims tings lak dat kin B inspirin, cuz it'll 909 on mor shars on 10/29 Split Payday now. U know Jed, CNXT remind me uv bitty baby LU on its 1st split after da spinoff. So Ahm In Agin, DA ORIGINAL CNXT TECHRIDER Is BAK Init! Ah thot dat 10/29 wdB a lucky anniversaree date 4 us on hyar dis year. Reemembir whenda reel orijinashun uv Techride on SI wuzdat time U squeezd da lemonade ondat moriarty attakin sherlok fer praisin a stock he wuz shortin bak yondir aftir U & Blue'uns cam bak frum yer week inda wildRniss? Remembir Y we'uns wuz gitin irashunnalee XUbrunt an it gottid him P.O.'d? Code 909 on dat wun Ole Buddy - sure M gonna miss U ! Thank U 4 The 909s, More 909s Please, Joan