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To: Doug R who wrote (37493)	11/12/2000 6:01:04 PM
From: Doug R	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 79326

SHEEEEZZ!!!!! I somehow (probably through my own actions) lost my list of e-mail addresses for everyone who has been to a seminar in the last year AND everyone who has requested over the last year to stay informed of seminar dates AND everyone who has sent me changes in their e-mail address AND everyone who has initiated any kind of dialogue via e-mail over the last year. In short, I've lost the entire e-mail file I've maintained over the last year. I still have everything from 3/98 to 12/16/99 (I save a rolling 32 months of email....until now...ack) I would appreciate it if anyone in the above categories would fire off a quick email to me so I can restore my email address list. As you all know, I very rarely impose upon your computer with any email at all. I do plan to send out the preliminary details of the Texas seminar in a week or so though. There are also a number of questions I received via e-mail recently that I have yet to address. Without the addresses to respond to I cannot do so One example... J. Tanly...I typed up a response re MTON to another person and sent it BEFORE this e-mail fiasco but without your address I can't get it to you. As for the Texas seminar, it will be held in Arlington TX on the second weekend of March 2001. That's definite. Further details upon request at tiric@aol.com. Arrrggghhh...I hate lost files. Doug R