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Re: Hello...
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Thu, 22 Mar 2001 04:03:39 GMT
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Lawrence,
Greetings, first let me welcome you to our little community here. I hope it
will be a pleasant one, we are mostless harmless. : )
> Re web site. Creating a logo is always a tricky process, especially if
> more than one person is involved.
Indeed, but I think we can settle on one. I like the bridge myself.
> Re ads. Advertising is proliferating because we're all paying less
> attention to it. The advertisers are screaming even louder just to be
> heard over the other noise. I don't suggest any remedy to this, and I'm
> certainly not going to change my personal ad-avoidant behavior. And I
> admit that I benefit in a small way (about $80/month) by having banner
> ads at the top of each page on my own web site. From my millions of
> visitors, I got two very mild complaints.
Ads are what they are, I don't mind them, we will have to discuss this
further, in terms of funding for future reference.
> Hello, everyone -- I'm Larry Kestenbaum. I'm one of the people on the
> Stilyagi (sf community) mailing list who was attracted by Amy Hughes'
> post about her Lego church under construction. I live in Ann Arbor, a
> lawyer and programmer by training, work at the University of Michigan
> Institute for Social Research, teach at Eastern Michigan University,
> serve as Washtenaw County commissioner, and run a web site called The
> Political Graveyard (politicalgraveyard.com) about political history and
> cemeteries.
Hi Larry! A lawyer and a programmer. Heh! I will have to check out your
site.
> I'm also an avid Lego user, though my use of Lego was constrained for a
> few years when I didn't own any bricks.
Welcome to the community, Larry. We AFOL'S (Adult Fan of Lego) are a growing
trend, it is great to see some other people from Ann Arbor around.
> Well, now that our daughter Sarah (also known by her initials, sgsk) is
> 2.5 years old, and has graduated from Primo to Duplo, I have found
> myself spending time with the Duplos (when my wife was out of town
> recently, I purchased 3 more buckets of Duplos), and looking forward to
> getting my hands back on some regular size Legos.
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> My main interests are architectural: I want to build more interesting
> buildings. Secondarily, I want to create a topographical map of Ann
> Arbor (vertical scale exaggerated) with Legos.
>
> Nice to meet y'all!
Nice to hear form you, I hope to see you at one of our meetings.
Scott S.
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Personal Page: http://www.geocities.com/Area51/Station/3372/index.html
LEGO Index Page: http://www.geocities.com/Area51/Station/3372/legoindex.html
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