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Tuesday, April 26 2005
Sutro Moon This morning I witnessed the moon setting behind Sutro Tower. This city still amazes me. Friday, April 22 2005FW: Resignation
From: David Zwarg To Whom it May Concern: I herby tender my resignation effective the end of first score of the month of blossoms of the hawthorn - also known as the month named for the Greek goddess Maia or the Roman goddess Bona Dea (also the only month of the Gregorian calendar in which no United States presidents have ever perished), of the year that differences the smallest composite Mersenne number with prime exponent with the 5th Catalan number. This may bring back fond memories, such as the state of Kentucky proclaiming its neutrality in the Civil War (1861), the day Levi Strauss received a patent for copper rivets on blue jeans (1873), the day Cuba gained independence from the United States (1902), the day (in three consecutive years) the town of Codell, Kansas was struck by a tornado (1916, 1917, 1918), the day Marvin Gaye released "What's Going On", the day Amy Fisher was arrested (1992), and the day that Cheers stopped its eleven year run on NBC (1993). I'm sure this date will stick with you, as these memorable events have, and I hope that The Company prospers (although I realize it may be difficult) without me. David Zwarg p.s. That date is May 20, 2005 Tuesday, April 19 2005Crime Doesn't Pay. Unless By Payment You Mean Jailtime. I'm happy to see some countries pursuing folks. I'm not such a fan of the whole killing people thing, and it's so wonderful to see some people being held accountable for events that happened so long ago. I'm referring to this article I found on the BBC's website. |
