I will continue to enjoy Casey Reports (yes, all five) and would welcome you back any time you feel that you need "an FW fix". Cyber wishes and travel safely on the info highway. (also life's highway as well) Arthur
________________________________ From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Karen Cole Sent: Sunday, July 8, 2007 10:09 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [Futurework] Sayonara Dear friends, When I met my second cousin Ray Evans Harrell for the first time as an adult in 1999 or 2000, he invited me to log onto FW and listen to what he promised was invigorating and exceptional debate among a variety of voices, separated by distance but gathered in their common curiosity and interests. I have enjoyed this relationship, learning a great deal about economics, science and the backstory and conflicts to our working world that I would never have discovered on my own. Additionally, the collective wisdom shared here provided me what could only be matched in graduate courses or seminars. The backgrounds and life experiences around this circle made this a place I wanted to listen, learn and contribute. Thank you for the opportunity to discuss and evolve in this circle. In fact, the Casey Reports are actually an outgrowth of my postings here on numerous topics, contributing what I hoped was relevant content for some, if not all, that would hopefully spark conversations. But it is time for me to leave. I will continue cyber-harvesting my weekly Casey Reports and write occasional Scanning the Horizon posts. If any of you not already signed on are interested in getting either of those private email lists, you know how to contact me. I made some true friends here, and learned from all of you. My best regards to all of you. Be Well. Karen
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