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Ed DunhamAdministrator
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Re: Lightning
      Tue Jun 08 2004 08:35 AM

Just a note to let you know that the E&N has been reopened and that some of your earlier posts have been moved here.

Champions indeed - guess I'll have to wear my TBL hat today! Actually, I'd better - Bettye is a native Floridian - born in Tampa
Cheers,
ED

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* Lightning LI Phil Tue Jun 08 2004 08:35 AM
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