joe daurril's home page (dedicated to the memory of kathy anders (1947-1988)).
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... signed up on 5/7/2000, but have not quite (with 111 attached pages) moved in. Please come back soon and visit us. You are invited to check out my resume here, also in development. |
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We would like to suggest the possibility that the several
well-known phases of pre-Christian (ie "Pagan") Greek history may
be interpreted as a unity and logical precursor to what became the Byzantine
Church. That in fact many of what are now cult issues were manifest and
resolved by the Greeks themselves in their own historical time. His original
Public Access USA site will soon be
reactivated, showing now an expanded new entry reviewing Tampa's
PAC . If you actually live and play in Tampa Bay, you
may as well visit our Churches.
While you are still here, you may examine Joe's preliminary specifications
for a state-of-the-art transporter database
system. Other leisure time goes to occasional engagement in film criticism. From out of
the thrilling days of yesteryear, you are now invited to monitor Joe's
reconstruction in 2001 of his (and other's) high school identity: time travel
at its best. Also, most (we assume) of 1955's HS grads were born in
1937 - a year that first noticed publication of Harvard's Talcott
Parsons' The Structure of Social Action. The
rest of this year (and some of next) is focused on starting a Parsons'
tribute site |
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Folk accessing this site via the
virtual link at daurril.com may recall these pages without
the register.com appendages by clicking
here.
They might also need to know that the late Kathy Anders, who
co-hosts this site with me, evidently does so somewhat indirectly.
So many of her outlooks and attitudes have become mine, I may say even
now she is always represented here. I must also credit her
friend and mine, Cynthia Durbahn (and her young children at the time - Kimberly
& Christopher), for affecting this site with their particular joy in
family life. jjd. |
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In order to make this Welcome page therefore at least
SOCIALLY more useful than before, I have added links to personal profiles
created according to guidance from two of America’s leading online dating
services: Yahoo!Personals and Match.com. Folk visiting this site with less carnal intent may of course quickly
go on to other places. But for those
so perhaps fortunate as to have received one of my business cards at their
local grocery or bookstore, enjoy! |
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Please visit again soon: e-mail is
encouraged. |
last updated June 30th, 2005.