Re: Fan Club Related

2001-05-21 Thread WAdkins20
I agree, Jim and I will be more than willing to set aside time to discuss 
what we need to do to move on from here with the club.  We are more than 
willing to help you as well Laurin if you are reading this with ANY help you 
need, just let us know what you need and we are there.  I do not work and 
would be glad to help out with anything that would lighten up the load for 
you to continue.  We want to keep this club going and the get togethers as 
well.  Let's all help OK?

Wanda Adkins


Re: Fan Club Related

2001-05-21 Thread Uncatema

Speaking of Tommy's near slicing, does anyone know whatever became of "Gypsy Jack?"

Doobies Rule,
Steve

<<  
--Right you are, Steve.  Heaven forbid!!! According to Doobie history, our fan club 
predecesors, the Hell's Angels used to listen to the music and "crunch around on the 
floor," according to Pat Simmons. Yet, they defended Tommy from being sliced up like a 
pineapple. Continuing this tradition, we the fans of the Doobie Brothers display a 
rare paradox of naughty but nice; tough but gentle; rowdy but generous.  We're sorta 
like girl scouts with fish net stockings and garter beltsyikes!!!where'd I get 
that one?
Anyway, godloveus, We WILL survive!!!  And where ever the Doobies go, they will find 
at least one or more of us on the front row screaming and yellin, dancing and singin 
and letting them know they're THE BEST!!!
GCD

On Mon, 21 May 2001 09:50:58  
 Uncatema wrote:
>Dear Doobie Brothers And Fans,
>
>Should the plug be pulled (goodness forbid) our household will continue our own "fan 
>club" as we Listen To The Music at home, in the car, and scream as loud as we want at 
>future shows we WILL attend and I pity the fool who tells me to sit down.
>
>Doobies Continue To Rule,
>Steve
>
><< 
>Glen,
>   I hate to see Laurin go,I think he has done a
>Fantastic Job!I'm sure it has been time consuming,and
>alot of hard work,but I think alot of it has to do
>with the BICKERING,and I don't blame him.Those who
>constantly BITCH about non-doobie related material,in
>my opinion should just say farewell.I mean really
>people its just so much easier just to hit delete,than
>to write a big bitch letter,and hurt people's
>feelings!You know if Laurin is to this point,The
>Brothers may pull the plug on the whole thing!I hope
>not!
> Later,
> Gerry
>
>
>--- Glenn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> No Problem Chris.  I just get tired of all the
>> #(&#()$)* bickering on
>> this list. It really takes the fun out of it when
>> people are so critical
>> of others.  I think people should just be tolerant
>> and keep their mouths
>> shut.  Also this list should not and will not die. 
>> I would like to see
>> Laurin keep his reign, but if he chooses to leave, I
>> hope we can hold it
>> together.  These conventions are my only real excuse
>> for a vacation and
>> I look forward to it all year long.  I don't want to
>> see them end,
>> although it sounds like that is likely after LA. 
>> Sad but true.  I guess
>> it will be the last grand, main event for the fan
>> club.  From now on
>> they are said to be a little more intimate and
>> scaled down
>> considerably.  Personally, I like doing things on a
>> grand scale.  This
>> band deserves it and so do the FC members.  I am
>> totally bummed.  Laurin
>> called me on the phone and said he has simply had
>> enough as far as being
>> Pres. is concerned.  He wants out.  There will be no
>> more presidents.
>> That means less organization and probably less
>> charity events as well at
>> least from what I can project.  I can be wrong
>> though and I hope I am
>> this time.   I think that Laurin has done a super
>> job as our President,
>> and would love to see him remain as our fearless
>> leader.  It is my
>> humble opinion that maybe if he is burned out,
>> perhaps we as members
>> have not been as supportive of his efforts?  Maybe
>> if such pressure
>> wasn't dumped on him he would have lasted a little
>> longer?  I think
>> delegation is the key to be president of anything. 
>> Otherwise burnout is
>> inevitable.  Please think about this Laurin if you
>> are reading this.
>> There are plenty of us out here that would love to
>> share the duties.  Am
>> I right people? I will certainly do my part.  All
>> you have to do is
>> assign me a duty or two or three etc.  It will be
>> done.  What do all of
>> you think? Now if someone has been offended by this
>> in anyway, please
>> contact me off the list for clarification, before
>> giving me a public ass
>> chewing.  Thank you all.  Glenn
>> 
>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> 
>> > Hi Glenn,
>> > Wow, I can't tell you how much your support was
>> appreciated! I caught
>> > some
>> > flack for voicing my opinion, but I felt I was
>> entitled. It's not like
>> > I get
>> > on my soapbox every other day, or even once a
>> month. I mean, I sure
>> > don't
>> > want the FC to diminish in any way, and I was just
>> stating my opinion.
>> > Thanks
>> > again for your support. Very much appreciated!
>> Let's keep this train a
>> >
>> > rollin'!!
>> > Rock On,
>> > Chris
>> 
>
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Re: Fan Club Related

2001-05-21 Thread gina dorman

 
--Right you are, Steve.  Heaven forbid!!! According to Doobie history, our fan club 
predecesors, the Hell's Angels used to listen to the music and "crunch around on the 
floor," according to Pat Simmons. Yet, they defended Tommy from being sliced up like a 
pineapple. Continuing this tradition, we the fans of the Doobie Brothers display a 
rare paradox of naughty but nice; tough but gentle; rowdy but generous.  We're sorta 
like girl scouts with fish net stockings and garter beltsyikes!!!where'd I get 
that one?
Anyway, godloveus, We WILL survive!!!  And where ever the Doobies go, they will find 
at least one or more of us on the front row screaming and yellin, dancing and singin 
and letting them know they're THE BEST!!!
GCD

On Mon, 21 May 2001 09:50:58  
 Uncatema wrote:
>Dear Doobie Brothers And Fans,
>
>Should the plug be pulled (goodness forbid) our household will continue our own "fan 
>club" as we Listen To The Music at home, in the car, and scream as loud as we want at 
>future shows we WILL attend and I pity the fool who tells me to sit down.
>
>Doobies Continue To Rule,
>Steve
>
><< 
>Glen,
>   I hate to see Laurin go,I think he has done a
>Fantastic Job!I'm sure it has been time consuming,and
>alot of hard work,but I think alot of it has to do
>with the BICKERING,and I don't blame him.Those who
>constantly BITCH about non-doobie related material,in
>my opinion should just say farewell.I mean really
>people its just so much easier just to hit delete,than
>to write a big bitch letter,and hurt people's
>feelings!You know if Laurin is to this point,The
>Brothers may pull the plug on the whole thing!I hope
>not!
> Later,
> Gerry
>
>
>--- Glenn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> No Problem Chris.  I just get tired of all the
>> #(&#()$)* bickering on
>> this list. It really takes the fun out of it when
>> people are so critical
>> of others.  I think people should just be tolerant
>> and keep their mouths
>> shut.  Also this list should not and will not die. 
>> I would like to see
>> Laurin keep his reign, but if he chooses to leave, I
>> hope we can hold it
>> together.  These conventions are my only real excuse
>> for a vacation and
>> I look forward to it all year long.  I don't want to
>> see them end,
>> although it sounds like that is likely after LA. 
>> Sad but true.  I guess
>> it will be the last grand, main event for the fan
>> club.  From now on
>> they are said to be a little more intimate and
>> scaled down
>> considerably.  Personally, I like doing things on a
>> grand scale.  This
>> band deserves it and so do the FC members.  I am
>> totally bummed.  Laurin
>> called me on the phone and said he has simply had
>> enough as far as being
>> Pres. is concerned.  He wants out.  There will be no
>> more presidents.
>> That means less organization and probably less
>> charity events as well at
>> least from what I can project.  I can be wrong
>> though and I hope I am
>> this time.   I think that Laurin has done a super
>> job as our President,
>> and would love to see him remain as our fearless
>> leader.  It is my
>> humble opinion that maybe if he is burned out,
>> perhaps we as members
>> have not been as supportive of his efforts?  Maybe
>> if such pressure
>> wasn't dumped on him he would have lasted a little
>> longer?  I think
>> delegation is the key to be president of anything. 
>> Otherwise burnout is
>> inevitable.  Please think about this Laurin if you
>> are reading this.
>> There are plenty of us out here that would love to
>> share the duties.  Am
>> I right people? I will certainly do my part.  All
>> you have to do is
>> assign me a duty or two or three etc.  It will be
>> done.  What do all of
>> you think? Now if someone has been offended by this
>> in anyway, please
>> contact me off the list for clarification, before
>> giving me a public ass
>> chewing.  Thank you all.  Glenn
>> 
>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> 
>> > Hi Glenn,
>> > Wow, I can't tell you how much your support was
>> appreciated! I caught
>> > some
>> > flack for voicing my opinion, but I felt I was
>> entitled. It's not like
>> > I get
>> > on my soapbox every other day, or even once a
>> month. I mean, I sure
>> > don't
>> > want the FC to diminish in any way, and I was just
>> stating my opinion.
>> > Thanks
>> > again for your support. Very much appreciated!
>> Let's keep this train a
>> >
>> > rollin'!!
>> > Rock On,
>> > Chris
>> 
>
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Re: Fan Club Related

2001-05-21 Thread Uncatema

Dear Doobie Brothers And Fans,

Should the plug be pulled (goodness forbid) our household will continue our own "fan 
club" as we Listen To The Music at home, in the car, and scream as loud as we want at 
future shows we WILL attend and I pity the fool who tells me to sit down.

Doobies Continue To Rule,
Steve

<< 
Glen,
   I hate to see Laurin go,I think he has done a
Fantastic Job!I'm sure it has been time consuming,and
alot of hard work,but I think alot of it has to do
with the BICKERING,and I don't blame him.Those who
constantly BITCH about non-doobie related material,in
my opinion should just say farewell.I mean really
people its just so much easier just to hit delete,than
to write a big bitch letter,and hurt people's
feelings!You know if Laurin is to this point,The
Brothers may pull the plug on the whole thing!I hope
not!
 Later,
 Gerry


--- Glenn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> No Problem Chris.  I just get tired of all the
> #(&#()$)* bickering on
> this list. It really takes the fun out of it when
> people are so critical
> of others.  I think people should just be tolerant
> and keep their mouths
> shut.  Also this list should not and will not die. 
> I would like to see
> Laurin keep his reign, but if he chooses to leave, I
> hope we can hold it
> together.  These conventions are my only real excuse
> for a vacation and
> I look forward to it all year long.  I don't want to
> see them end,
> although it sounds like that is likely after LA. 
> Sad but true.  I guess
> it will be the last grand, main event for the fan
> club.  From now on
> they are said to be a little more intimate and
> scaled down
> considerably.  Personally, I like doing things on a
> grand scale.  This
> band deserves it and so do the FC members.  I am
> totally bummed.  Laurin
> called me on the phone and said he has simply had
> enough as far as being
> Pres. is concerned.  He wants out.  There will be no
> more presidents.
> That means less organization and probably less
> charity events as well at
> least from what I can project.  I can be wrong
> though and I hope I am
> this time.   I think that Laurin has done a super
> job as our President,
> and would love to see him remain as our fearless
> leader.  It is my
> humble opinion that maybe if he is burned out,
> perhaps we as members
> have not been as supportive of his efforts?  Maybe
> if such pressure
> wasn't dumped on him he would have lasted a little
> longer?  I think
> delegation is the key to be president of anything. 
> Otherwise burnout is
> inevitable.  Please think about this Laurin if you
> are reading this.
> There are plenty of us out here that would love to
> share the duties.  Am
> I right people? I will certainly do my part.  All
> you have to do is
> assign me a duty or two or three etc.  It will be
> done.  What do all of
> you think? Now if someone has been offended by this
> in anyway, please
> contact me off the list for clarification, before
> giving me a public ass
> chewing.  Thank you all.  Glenn
> 
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> 
> > Hi Glenn,
> > Wow, I can't tell you how much your support was
> appreciated! I caught
> > some
> > flack for voicing my opinion, but I felt I was
> entitled. It's not like
> > I get
> > on my soapbox every other day, or even once a
> month. I mean, I sure
> > don't
> > want the FC to diminish in any way, and I was just
> stating my opinion.
> > Thanks
> > again for your support. Very much appreciated!
> Let's keep this train a
> >
> > rollin'!!
> > Rock On,
> > Chris
> 


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Re: Fan Club Related

2001-05-20 Thread Glenn


Sure I read them.  But the organization is not there yet.  So
far all I see is that some of us might meet in Laughlin next year, and
that's great, but  I don't see anything that is actually endorsed
by the Brothers with any kind of confirmation that they will even attend. 
That is one sure bet that we have been lucky enough to have with the conventions. 
I like many of the people on the list, but I mainly go to see a kick ass
concert and to actually spend a few precious moments with the men that
make up the band as well as their families. That is what makes it special. 
Just meeting friends can be done at the local tavern.  I don't say
this to discount the friendships that many of us have cultivated, but rather
to illustrate the missing elements in our future get togethers, which to
me is the Doobie Brothers.  Oklet me have itI'm ready. 
This one is going to hurt I can tell already.  Glenn
Maui Doobie wrote:
 
Glenn
One question.  Haven't you been reading any posts about Laughlin
next year and the possibilities of a Fan Club Reunion?  Just wondering. 
That might answer some of your concerns for future get togethers.
Doobster
 >From: Glenn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: Fan Club Related
>Date: Sun, 20 May 2001 13:36:56 +
>
>No Problem Chris. I just get tired of all the #(&#()$)* bickering
on
>this list. It really takes the fun out of it when people are so critical
>of others. I think people should just be tolerant and keep their mouths
>shut. Also this list should not and will not die. I would like to
see
>Laurin keep his reign, but if he chooses to leave, I hope we can hold
it
>together. These conventions are my only real excuse for a vacation
and
>I look forward to it all year long. I don't want to see them end,
>although it sounds like that is likely after LA. Sad but true. I guess
>it will be the last grand, main event for the fan club. From now on
>they are said to be a little more intimate and scaled down
>considerably. Personally, I like doing things on a grand scale. This
>band deserves it and so do the FC members. I am totally bummed. Laurin
>called me on the phone and said he has simply had enough as far as
being
>Pres. is concerned. He wants out. There will be no more presidents.
>That means less organization and probably less charity events as well
at
>least from what I can project. I can be wrong though and I hope I
am
>this time. I think that Laurin has done a super job as our President,
>and would love to see him remain as our fearless leader. It is my
>humble opinion that maybe if he is burned out, perhaps we as members
>have not been as supportive of his efforts? Maybe if such pressure
>wasn't dumped on him he would have lasted a little longer? I think
>delegation is the key to be president of anything. Otherwise burnout
is
>inevitable. Please think about this Laurin if you are reading this.
>There are plenty of us out here that would love to share the duties.
Am
>I right people? I will certainly do my part. All you have to do is
>assign me a duty or two or three etc. It will be done. What do all
of
>you think? Now if someone has been offended by this in anyway, please
>contact me off the list for clarification, before giving me a public
ass
>chewing. Thank you all. Glenn
>
>[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> > Hi Glenn,
> > Wow, I can't tell you how much your support was appreciated! I
caught
> > some
> > flack for voicing my opinion, but I felt I was entitled. It's not
like
> > I get
> > on my soapbox every other day, or even once a month. I mean, I
sure
> > don't
> > want the FC to diminish in any way, and I was just stating my opinion.
> > Thanks
> > again for your support. Very much appreciated! Let's keep this
train a
> >
> > rollin'!!
> > Rock On,
> > Chris

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Re: Fan Club Related

2001-05-20 Thread Gerry O'Brien


Glen,
   I hate to see Laurin go,I think he has done a
Fantastic Job!I'm sure it has been time consuming,and
alot of hard work,but I think alot of it has to do
with the BICKERING,and I don't blame him.Those who
constantly BITCH about non-doobie related material,in
my opinion should just say farewell.I mean really
people its just so much easier just to hit delete,than
to write a big bitch letter,and hurt people's
feelings!You know if Laurin is to this point,The
Brothers may pull the plug on the whole thing!I hope
not!
 Later,
 Gerry


--- Glenn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> No Problem Chris.  I just get tired of all the
> #(&#()$)* bickering on
> this list. It really takes the fun out of it when
> people are so critical
> of others.  I think people should just be tolerant
> and keep their mouths
> shut.  Also this list should not and will not die. 
> I would like to see
> Laurin keep his reign, but if he chooses to leave, I
> hope we can hold it
> together.  These conventions are my only real excuse
> for a vacation and
> I look forward to it all year long.  I don't want to
> see them end,
> although it sounds like that is likely after LA. 
> Sad but true.  I guess
> it will be the last grand, main event for the fan
> club.  From now on
> they are said to be a little more intimate and
> scaled down
> considerably.  Personally, I like doing things on a
> grand scale.  This
> band deserves it and so do the FC members.  I am
> totally bummed.  Laurin
> called me on the phone and said he has simply had
> enough as far as being
> Pres. is concerned.  He wants out.  There will be no
> more presidents.
> That means less organization and probably less
> charity events as well at
> least from what I can project.  I can be wrong
> though and I hope I am
> this time.   I think that Laurin has done a super
> job as our President,
> and would love to see him remain as our fearless
> leader.  It is my
> humble opinion that maybe if he is burned out,
> perhaps we as members
> have not been as supportive of his efforts?  Maybe
> if such pressure
> wasn't dumped on him he would have lasted a little
> longer?  I think
> delegation is the key to be president of anything. 
> Otherwise burnout is
> inevitable.  Please think about this Laurin if you
> are reading this.
> There are plenty of us out here that would love to
> share the duties.  Am
> I right people? I will certainly do my part.  All
> you have to do is
> assign me a duty or two or three etc.  It will be
> done.  What do all of
> you think? Now if someone has been offended by this
> in anyway, please
> contact me off the list for clarification, before
> giving me a public ass
> chewing.  Thank you all.  Glenn
> 
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> 
> > Hi Glenn,
> > Wow, I can't tell you how much your support was
> appreciated! I caught
> > some
> > flack for voicing my opinion, but I felt I was
> entitled. It's not like
> > I get
> > on my soapbox every other day, or even once a
> month. I mean, I sure
> > don't
> > want the FC to diminish in any way, and I was just
> stating my opinion.
> > Thanks
> > again for your support. Very much appreciated!
> Let's keep this train a
> >
> > rollin'!!
> > Rock On,
> > Chris
> 


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Re: Fan Club Related

2001-05-20 Thread Rich Verson
Title: Re: Fan Club Related



I'm actually coming in to this a bit behind the proverbial 8-ball, having only joined the club a few months ago.

I, too, let Laurin know that I'm more than happy and willing to take on whatever I can to lighten his load. I say that having no idea what was has been done in the past with regard to delegating responsibilities and duties.  I will disagree, however, and say that this or any other fan club cannot exist without a leader...President, or whatever title you care to use.  Laurin informed us that he and the band came to this conclusion, feeling that the club had matured to such a point.

Please don't flame here, but I I would have to assume that Laurin has reached critical mass as his plate has become way too full for one person, for reasons I am unfamiliar with, but suspect it may be due to a lack of "help"...volunteer or otherwise.

It's difficult to resolve such issues when e-mail is the primary communication vehicle used by the members. I would suggest that we set aside an hour or so when we're in L.A. to discuss the issues and construct a plan moving forward.  Things will certainly fall apart without a "road map". And the convention schedule has plenty of time for such a meeting.

My two cents, gang.

Best.

- - rich



on 5/20/01 8:36 AM, Glenn at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

No Problem Chris.  I just get tired of all the #(&#()$)* bickering on this list. It really takes the fun out of it when people are so critical of others.  I think people should just be tolerant and keep their mouths shut.  Also this list should not and will not die.  I would like to see Laurin keep his reign, but if he chooses to leave, I hope we can hold it together.  These conventions are my only real excuse for a vacation and I look forward to it all year long.  I don't want to see them end, although it sounds like that is likely after LA. Sad but true.  I guess it will be the last grand, main event for the fan club.  From now on they are said to be a little more intimate and scaled down considerably.  Personally, I like doing things on a grand scale.  This band deserves it and so do the FC members. I am totally bummed.  Laurin called me on the phone and said he has simply had enough as far as being Pres. is concerned.  He wants out. There will be no more presidents.  That means less organization and probably less charity events as well at least from what I can project. I can be wrong though and I hope I am this time.   I think that Laurin has done a super job as our President, and would love to see him remain as our fearless leader.  It is my humble opinion that maybe if he is burned out, perhaps we as members have not been as supportive of his efforts?  Maybe if such pressure wasn't dumped on him he would have lasted a little longer?  I think delegation is the key to be president of anything.  Otherwise burnout is inevitable.  Please think about this Laurin if you are reading this.  There are plenty of us out here that would love to share the duties.  Am I right people? I will certainly do my part.  All you have to do is assign me a duty or two or three etc.  It will be done.  What do all of you think? Now if someone has been offended by this in anyway, please contact me off the list for clarification, before giving me a public ass chewing.  Thank you all.  Glenn 

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: 
Hi Glenn, 
Wow, I can't tell you how much your support was appreciated! I caught some 
flack for voicing my opinion, but I felt I was entitled. It's not like I get 
on my soapbox every other day, or even once a month. I mean, I sure don't 
want the FC to diminish in any way, and I was just stating my opinion. Thanks 
again for your support. Very much appreciated! Let's keep this train a 
rollin'!! 
Rock On, 
Chris







Re: Fan Club Related

2001-05-20 Thread Torrey G Leininger



Glenn:
 
No public ass chewing from me! I 
couldn't agree with you more. I for one have always volunteered to help out and 
will continue to do so whenever possible.
 
Torrey

  - Original Message - 
  From: 
  Glenn 
  To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ; [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
  Sent: Sunday, May 20, 2001 9:36 AM
  Subject: Fan Club Related
  No Problem Chris.  I just get tired of all the 
  #(&#()$)* bickering on this list. It really takes the fun out of it when 
  people are so critical of others.  I think people should just be tolerant 
  and keep their mouths shut.  Also this list should not and will not 
  die.  I would like to see Laurin keep his reign, but if he chooses to 
  leave, I hope we can hold it together.  These conventions are my only 
  real excuse for a vacation and I look forward to it all year long.  I 
  don't want to see them end, although it sounds like that is likely after 
  LA.  Sad but true.  I guess it will be the last grand, 
  main event for the fan club.  From now on they are said to 
  be a little more intimate and scaled down considerably.  Personally, I 
  like doing things on a grand scale.  This band deserves it and so do the 
  FC members.  I am totally bummed.  Laurin called me on the phone and 
  said he has simply had enough as far as being Pres. is concerned.  He 
  wants out.  There will be no more presidents.  That means less 
  organization and probably less charity events as well at least from what I 
  can project.  I can be wrong though and I hope I am this 
  time.   I think that Laurin has done a super job as our 
  President, and would love to see him remain as our fearless leader.  It 
  is my humble opinion that maybe if he is burned out, perhaps we as members 
  have not been as supportive of his efforts?  Maybe if such pressure 
  wasn't dumped on him he would have lasted a little longer?  I think 
  delegation is the key to be president of anything.  Otherwise burnout is 
  inevitable.  Please think about this Laurin if you are reading 
  this.  There are plenty of us out here that would love to share the 
  duties.  Am I right people? I will certainly do my 
  part.  All you have to do is assign me a duty or two or three etc.  
  It will be done.  What do all of you think? Now if someone has been 
  offended by this in anyway, please contact me off the list for clarification, 
  before giving me a public ass chewing.  Thank you 
  all.  Glenn 
  [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: 
  Hi 
Glenn, Wow, I 
can't tell you how much your support was appreciated! I caught 
some flack for 
voicing my opinion, but I felt I was entitled. It's not like I 
get on my soapbox 
every other day, or even once a month. I mean, I sure don't 
want the FC to diminish in any 
way, and I was just stating my opinion. Thanks again for your support. Very much 
appreciated! Let's keep this train a rollin'!! Rock On, Chris