Posted on 08/13/2002 4:06:06 AM PDT by Chairman_December_19th_Society
We will not tire, we will not falter and we will not fail! [President Bush]
Good Morning!! Do not let the victims of the attacks on New York and Washington, nor the brave members of our Nation's military who have given their lives to protect our freedom, die in vain!!
The Justice Department has annouced that, beginning September 11, 2002, thousands of foreign visitors, mostly from Mideast and Arab countries, will be fingerprinted and photographed at the border.
Back in June, it is now being revealed, Martha Stewart approached a House panel through an aide. She asked the Panel to issue a statement clearing her. The spokesman for the House Energy and Commerce Committee said they were "stunned."
There is a report circulating on Drudge that says the United States will, if necessary, seize Arab airports by force to allow an offensive against Iraq. Diplomatic sources, according to the Drudge report, say that Arab countries should take America's war preparations very seriously.
A high-ranking Administration official has confirmed the United States received reports yesterday from an unnamed foreign government that Al Qa'eda was planning to hit major United States targets. Some locations suggested were the Golden Gate Bridge, the Brooklyn Bridge, and a "major landmark" in Chicago. The official was careful to point out these were not confirmed "targets" but rather possibilities.
For AMERICA - The Right Way, I remain yours in the Cause, the Chairman.
If it's that fragile, it should stored horizontally, or flat, in drawers, in a unit so designed, and as Jane suggests, archival sleeves would be good.
There must be some good university music schools in the St. Louis area.
Contact the music librarian and get some advice.
If it's not that old, but still oversized, there are legal-sized filing cabinets, and you can probably find a used one cheaper at specialized office stores.
If the music isn't oversized and not archival material, a regular filing cabinet would do.
So IOW, you could very well end up with a special archive section, and an oversized section, too!
You sound like you have loads of music!
Red Rabbit by Tom Clancy
What Went Wrong: Western Impact and Middle Eastern Response by Bernard Lewis
Unix System Administration Handbook, 3rd edition
The Veteran: Five Heart-Stopping Stories To Cut a Long Story Shortby Frederick Forsyth
I do love Clancy's books, I've heard some good things about it. Frederick Forsyth is another of my favorite authors, he has retired from writing now.
And I also visited Borders bookstore this evening and picked up a quilting magazine and a book called Way to Be! 9 Ways to Be Happy and Make Something of Your Life by Gordon B Hinckley, president of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. I really enjoyed his last book Stand for Something , he has the ability to make you feel as if you can live a really good life, and gives some very good advice for doing so. It isn't deep theologically, and is also pretty non-denominational. As soon as I finish Way to Be!, I'll do a little book report on it.
So many books, so little time. :)
And so little space! I donated a carload of books today, to my local library.
I think Utah Girl and Snowtrill both do some scrapbooking or know people who do.
Compound this problem, with the fact that I'm also a genealogist, and you see the difficulty I have with parting with "things". I'm in a purge mode right now, because I'm moving, but I'm also trying to hold on to the lasting things!
One more night on nights. Then back to a more normal shift. I will be SO glad. Also, we lose the Navy guys after tomorrow, and I must say, I'm sort of glad about that.
/john
/john
I'm glad you like The New Professional Chef book. I use it a lot. It's very handy.
/john
I can see just fine with the TV glasses on, but reading is a strain that my eyes try to adapt to. LOL!
/john
God bless us all, each and every one.
/john
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