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June 19, 2005
Ethno Team preparations begin!
Posted by Renee Hopkins Callahan
Take a look over on the left-hand sidebar and you'll see image thumbnails that go to Flickr, where I'm posting all the images from the CPSI Ethno Team project. Travel plans have been made and now we're all trying to figure out how to get ourselves, a week's worth of clothes, and laptops, cameras, iPods, digital voice recorders, etc., off to St. Paul by Friday, when we're scheduled to start.
My main area of preparation has been to learn how to post video and images to this blog! so far, so good. Let me know if links aren't working!
The other thing I'm doing is trying to straighten out the insurance details resulting from the accident I was involved in last Friday, when another driver failed to stop at a stop sign and t-boned my car. The hit was on the passenger side -- I wasn't hurt -- but oh, my poor car!
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1. Maren Elwood on June 20, 2005 11:05 AM writes...
Hi Renee...checked this out. Again, I really appreciate all the hard work you are going through to do this. I love your text and the photo of your car...yipes! Glad you were not hurt. Also, I'm going to have Gillian revise Gregg's move...long story...so, if you could load Walt's up there in the meantime, that would be good. Thanks, Maren
Permalink to Comment2. Kenneth Scott on June 24, 2005 2:28 AM writes...
Hi everyone, I'm Ethno Bob's cousin in Los Angeles (actually West Hills in the San Fernando Valley just over the hill from Hollyweird). This looks like something very interesting - wish I knew when you were at Carmel. I'm gonna enjoy learning more about what's goin' on here.
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