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Yes. 2011.

That's interesting. Pat Hendrix hasn't replied to my two latest e-mails and that was months ago. Maybe we're on the black list

On the positive side another investigator from IHART did contact me (long story as to how it occured) and the e-mail exchange was good. If you get stuck let me know and I can pass on the contact details.

Ummmm, I didn't tell the investigator I was praying for him , but I was told that IHART would be coming Downunder (but you already know that, cuz that was last weeks news).

Jason Borneo reports this morning that IHART is using the U.S. State Department Visa Bulletin as a guide for returning calls and answering e-mails.

http://www.travel.state.gov/visa/bullet ... _5759.html

For instance, if you sent an e-mail on behalf of a sibling who grew up in Brazil (category F4), and you sent it by March 8, 2001, you should expect an answer today.

Raz,

I'm all about lowering expectations.

http://www.travel.state.gov/visa/bullet ... _5759.html

Our State Department is brutal with people from the Philippines.


New Tribes, do you understand why hiding behind your lawyers and investigators only amplifies the hurt?
Raz has suffered more than most...........and yet you remain silent.

Would it kill you people to send a brief one-line e-mail?

Do you have five seconds today, Larry Brown?

Raz,

Most of us are in coach.....


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NV_V3aDERrE

Tribers,

I learned a valuable lesson while digging a ditch/hole in December of 1984 in Shekinah.

My dormfather, Bob Barker, had traveled all the way from Via to Shekinah (18 hours) with his wife and SL Williamson and Tammy Decker to help install the turbine to generate electricity.
The big tube that took water from the turbine and back to the creek had to release the water below the water level. So we had to dig a hole deep enough to be below the level of the creek. As we dug, we encountered spring water. So we had to dig and remove water at the same time. It was great work, tough work, some of the best times I ever had.
But I remember Bob saying that the project moves along better when the boss man gets down in the trenches.
Even though Ben Royer can pontificate better than anyone, it was his brother Dan Royer who was the boss of the project. And sure enough.....Dan got down in the trench/ditch/hole, and started digging....and our output increased significantly. Bob Barker was a quiet guy, but very perceptive, very unselfish....very committed. I learned a lot for life from Bob and Fay...and I thank them for that.

So, tribers....here is your application today. Remember how Larry (back in October of 2010) went up to Georgia and handed a copy of the GRACE report to a sheriff. I instantly started a thread, congratulating Larry. Why? Because I saw Dan Royer getting down and dirty in the ditch....and I knew things would work.

Guess what? Haven't heard much news from the trenches lately. Larry, get back down in the trenches......be bold.....don't worry about the hawks over there at NTM homes........let's get it all out there in the open......give people like Andy full sway....get Shortbread excited about whatever he's gonna get excited about......let Sully get a burr under his saddle.....when Sully gets conviction, stand back and watch.....and you Larry, get your jeans on, get your old t-shirt on and get down in the bushes and tell the investigators and lawyers you have some kids and parents you're going to reach out to......and don't forget a 2-liter of Mountain Dew.

Larry, pick up the phone and call Raz today and tell her that you're going to get answers to her......ja. There is an accent on that last "a".

Dear Mr. Ramirez,

Thank you for your email. The information which I thought might be pertinent has been posted at fandaeagles.com

My apologies for transmitting disdain as to you and/or your work.

Sincerely,


(ornery)