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Thanks for the info, Pat. I guess I'll check at a later date to see if there is any further info on it.

Check your html link, sultan, it doesn't work. At least for me anyway. That's sure strange. Well, at least I guess that gives me my answer = Neither. http://www.stumbleupon.com/url/www.jahshaka.org

So, I will watch them grow. Ok, I see now. When there is plenty of food, then both chicks survive. That's good news. The nature show I had the misfortune to watch didn't say that, so I thought the horrible sights I saw there was the way it always was. Thanks for the good news, my friend.

Time to log off that cam now. Hint: Eagles only raise one chick.

I have XP Home. What's the difference between jPlayer for windows and JahPlayer for windows, and which should I get, if either? http://www.jahshaka.org/component/option,c...d,44/Itemid,49/

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY Joe

Hello My Friend, From what I've read so far, that's some really good information. I'm still busy checking it out. Thanks.

Analyzes

Y'all welcome. Glad you liked it.

You're welcome, my friends. I'm glad that you liked it.

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Looks like they've had nice gardens in your part of the country for a long time: "Fort Vancouver, located along Washington's Columbia River, was inhabited between 1829 and 1866. Excavations there began in 1947, and continue today at the fort's formal garden, its powder magazine, and its sales shop, which provided goods to people in nearby Kanaka Village, missionaries, and travelers on the Oregon Trail. Elaine Dorset, a Portland State University anthropology graduate student, has been working at the site for two years. She's examining microscopic pieces of long-decayed plants in a formal gar

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