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Hi Bruce,
I have heard from no one on the memory thread. I assume from this that no one other then you I and possibly Bruce Gregory is interested in this. Would you like to communicate directly with me about this. I would include Bruce G. in the exchange. I would love to bounce some memory/imagination ideas off the both of you.
Marc
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I have no problem continuing the thread on CSG-net, I see no value in taking it off, and would like to leave open the possibility that others may involve themselves. Since CSG-net is archived, that could happen at any time in the future. My pace of reply these days, as you have noticed, is sedate. Not sedated, just slow.
/Bruce
At 07:06 AM 5/21/2003, Marc Abrams wrote:
Hi Bruce,
I have heard from no one on the memory thread. I assume from this that no one other then you I and possibly Bruce Gregory is interested in this. Would you like to communicate directly with me about this. I would include Bruce G. in the exchange. I would love to bounce some memory/imagination ideas off the both of you.
Marc
Fair enough, I have no problem with that.
Marc
I have no problem continuing the thread on CSG-net, I see no value in
taking it off, and would like to leave open the possibility that others
may
involve themselves. Since CSG-net is archived, that could happen at any
time in the future. My pace of reply these days, as you have noticed, is
sedate. Not sedated, just slow./Bruce
>Hi Bruce,
>
>I have heard from no one on the memory thread. I assume from this that no
>one other then you I and possibly Bruce Gregory is interested in this.
>Would you like to communicate directly with me about this. I would
include
At 07:06 AM 5/21/2003, Marc Abrams wrote:
>Bruce G. in the exchange. I would love to bounce some memory/imagination
>ideas off the both of you.
>
>Marc
>
>
>
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Hi Bruce,
I plan on leaving CSGnet. If you would like me to remove your name from my research e-mail list I will do so. Let me know.
It’s been fun.
Marc
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I hope you will do as (I thought) you suggested, and when you get some
research results send them to CSGnet.
I certainly will. I still don't know whether you want to stay on my e-mail
list or not. please advise.
Marc
Bruce,
The purpose of the e-mail list is not necessarily for getting input. Sure I
would appreciate all incoming comments, suggestions, ideas, and thoughts.
Some on the list, like my mom :-), are there solely for the purpose of
taking a peek every now and again on what I might be up to. I don't know yet
how often I will be posting, but the posts will be "updates" and "progress"
reports. For stuff I have specific questions about and things I want
feedback on directly, you'll here from me directly. I understand,
acknowledge, and have no problem with your "response rate".
Marc
> > I hope you will do as (I thought) you suggested, and when you get some
> > research results send them to CSGnet.
>
>I certainly will. I still don't know whether you want to stay on my
At 04:58 AM 5/23/2003, you wrote:
>list or not. please advise.Sure. But you know how my response rate is.
/B
>Marc
Hi Bruce,
I plan on leaving CSGnet. If you would like me to remove your name from my research e-mail list I will do so. Let me know.
I hope you will do as (I thought) you suggested, and when you get some research results send them to CSGnet.
Be well,
/Bruce
At 10:00 PM 5/22/2003, you wrote:
It's been fun.
Marc
Hi Guys,
This is just a note to say how wonderful it is to see you guys again.
I think that I first found CSG in '94 or '95. This is possibly my 15
year anniversary. Every few years I search you out again. I am so
glad that you are still here. My world is a much better place with
you in it.
Take Care,
Shannon
[From Rick Marken (2009.07.26.2100)]
On Sun, Jul 26, 2009 at 7:01 PM, Shannon Williams<verbingle@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi Guys,
This is just a note to say how wonderful it is to see you guys again.
And it's great to see you back again! And as a Mom, apparently! Do you
still play any volleyball?
Best
Rick
--
Richard S. Marken PhD
rsmarken@gmail.com
You memory is so good Rick! I still play some beach volleyball. The
rules have all been changed though. The rule changes themselves are
an amazing study of how people (Americans at least) tweak rules to
ensure that those who "should' win do win. Of course, the
determination of who "should" win (in America at least) is based more
on physical attributes such as height and looks. Strange how people
can find rules to support these attributes... I love PCT because it
explains so much!
Take Care,
Shannon
On Sun, Jul 26, 2009 at 11:00 PM, Richard Marken<rsmarken@gmail.com> wrote:
[From Rick Marken (2009.07.26.2100)]
On Sun, Jul 26, 2009 at 7:01 PM, Shannon Williams<verbingle@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi Guys,
This is just a note to say how wonderful it is to see you guys again.
And it's great to see you back again! And as a Mom, apparently! Do you
still play any volleyball?Best
Rick
--
Richard S. Marken PhD
rsmarken@gmail.com