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      Mon Jun 07 2004 11:01 PM

Ed, feel free to move or delete this post but for now....

Congrats to the TB Lightning. Stanley Cup champs! Hey, Kevin, the bucs may not get back there for a few years, but I hope you're a hockey fan and enjoying this moment.

As a guy who grew up with the Islanders winning 4 in a row, sandwiched with the MIRACLE 1980 USA hockey team,, I know how cool it can be. Enjoy it.... You too Colleen

Here's to some FINE tropical action in the next couple weeks/months. Remember, there will be a TS next week in the GOM.

Cheers & Peace,

LI Phil

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Edited by LI Phil (Tue Jun 08 2004 01:08 PM)

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