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Originally Posted by fw102807
NOTHING more to say I can see your mind is made up and we cannot change it. I wish you the best.
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Me too. NOTHING but do not take everything so seriously. I have been on Talk of the Villages, like you, too since July 2007.
Talk Host gave a speech at the Villages Computer Club in July 2007 about TOTV and I was a member of the VCC back then. Even if they put 224s on their blackboards on occasion. These I am pretty sure were shout outs to Steven Jobs whose birthday is 2-24 and who founded or co-founded Apple. But now I am pretty sure some of those I have been seeing in movies and TV shows do refer to the 224 613 Project because of the Facebook private messages I get which have been from quite a number of actresses and actors. Remember that I used to work for the woman who became Law Librarian of Congress. She was at the U of MN Law Library most of the 1980s and became Law Librarian of Congress around 1990. And I did get nominated to 24 Marquis Who Who editions of various of their publications in the period from 1992-2002 or so and am listed in 14 of these various editions. That is very hard to do when what I was doing was just a hobby. I paid to do it in other words. And I do have four degrees which I worked very hard to get. And I have worked incredibly hard on this 224 613 Project for at least 28.4 or so years. I have had the help, though, of some extremely creative and very connected people with this work as I do seek advice often as to what next to do with it.
We have been in the Villages since June of 2005. And in Florida since June/July of 1996.
It would be great if TOTVers did some research in their home towns to see what their old libraries had in the way of links for the use of survivors/victims of crimes as well as those suffering from mental illness. What's in your library?
