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To: Mannie who wrote (30741)	10/30/2003 12:22:04 AM
From: stockman_scott	Respond to of 89467

Clark leads pack as Dems close in on Bush, Quinnipiac University National Poll finds; Bush gets negative marks for economy and Iraq quinnipiac.edu <<...Clark, the newcomer, has jumped right to the head of the pack, with 17 percent of Democratic voters. Lieberman and Dean are tied at 13 percent each, with Gephardt at 12 percent and Kerry at 10 percent. Undecided ties Clark with 17 percent...>>

To: Mannie who wrote (30741)	10/30/2003 9:17:46 PM
From: elpolvo	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 89467

scooter dude- i just got paid and i found out i still have $19.95 left in my bank account from last month's budget. golly... a surplus! <g> it's earmarked for your "care to help" non-profit organization. what i want to know is: what's the best way to fork it over? is it better for you if i donate online via the caretohelp.org website or for small donations like mine is it better to just send you a check via snail mail? i guess it's a question of taking up your valuable time handling such a small gift as opposed to how much of a cut the "network for good" collection service charges you per transaction. do they take a percentage or do they charge a flat fee per transaction? the online method might make it easier for me to donate a little something more often - but i don't mind snail mail if it's better for the "care to help" bank account. this may be off topic for this thread but i know you have supporters here who might also be interested in the answer, hence the public question. when are you leaving for vietnam? when do you get back? what is your address? are you going to lock your house while you're gone? do you have a security alarm system? nosey neighbors? big dog? <just kidding> -elpolvo