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To: RR who wrote (54577)	8/20/2002 11:57:12 PM
From: Cactus Jack	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 65232

RR, Geez, "retirement" means different things to different people! Sounds like your business is booming; besides that, training associates can be a (practically) full-time job itself sometimes. Lots of excitement on the horizon. Why am I not surprised? jpg

To: RR who wrote (54577)	8/21/2002 9:20:59 AM
From: Jill	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 65232

RR, no way is the word retirement in your personal dictionary. You will be going 8 cylinders when you are 100 years old!

To: RR who wrote (54577)	8/21/2002 3:14:45 PM
From: stockman_scott	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 65232

<<...our business is running on all cylinders. And to think I retired 9 years ago...>> RR: Congrats on the growth and expansion...I don't think many of us will ever really retire -- we just move on to a new chapter in our lives. On Sunday night at a restaurant I took a legal pad and started to map out my life (from the college years to today and then out onto the horizon as far as I could see)...It was an interesting exercise and I plan to spend more time with it this weekend. Hope you're having a productive week. regards, -Scott

To: RR who wrote (54577)	8/29/2002 12:12:00 AM
From: Dealer	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 65232

Hey traveling man! Carry-on coffee allowed again at airports.......... James Loy, who replaced John Magaw last month as TSA chief, said the agency wants to balance customer service and security. He announced Thursday that passengers will be allowed to carry beverages in paper or foam cups through metal detectors. Until now, the policy has varied from airport to airport, Wascom said. "Today's announcement reflects a more common-sense approach that TSA is undertaking," he said. The new policy requires plastic, glass, metal and ceramic containers to be sealed and put through the X-ray screening machine. An open can of soda won't be allowed through a checkpoint, but a bottle of soda with a sealable top will. deals