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Gordon Bakke

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  1. One of the things that bugs the $h&% out of me is people who feel its necessary to accuse others of having too much time on their hands. How about we relegate that phrase to the garbage heap? Not every posting on a group like this is going to be positive, or important. But I DO think its important that people have their say. Interesting that this thread has possibly the most views on the forum so far...

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  2. There are, and always will be more important issues facing our community. Fact is, its possible to focus on both the somewhat trivial and the important simultaneously on a forum such as this. I suspect this issue is important to  people both in terms of what has been lost, and the way that it happened. A lot of bad feelings toward the current owners of .ning, that will likely settle down over time.

  3. "disheartening"? To whom? That seems to me to be a strange way of characterizing this whole boquetening.com train wreck. And of course, IF the owners had been more open about their identities and agendas, there would be absolutely no need for gossip and speculation. Keith has made it clear that he has no interest in talking about any of this, which is fine in my opinion. I suspect, though, in time, we're going to know more than we ever wanted to about Bob, Ambreen, and the rest of the goofy JLM team.

    If this topic has no interest to you, why not just skip over it?

  4. Aw, c'mon Jay. Kenny is one of those performers who has been the victim of over-exposure. When I was in in HS in Seattle, back in the early 70's I remember members of the HS band coming back from a concert where they heard and raved about a young member of the Franklin HS jazz band. Later I worked with classmates of Kenny's. I've always thought that certain performers are actually better when performing as part of a duet.

  5. I fairly recently began to plant a small patch of my yard with plants that will hopefully encourage and entice butterflys  to feed and perhaps to multiply. Migrating populations in the U.S. seem to be under siege as a result of habitat loss. There seems to be one plant group above all others that is key to survival - Milkweed, or Asclepias species.

    Plant it, and they will come.

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