Ralph C. Hybels, President wrote:

(snip of questionable background) :-) :-)
 
> Expecting first baby in less than 3 weeks.  Aaagh, what have I done!?

Hopefully spawned a next generation galoot!!  :-) :-)

Ed
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In a message dated 97-10-10 12:11:36 EDT, Leadership.in.Med@C...
writes:

<< Expecting first baby in less than 3 weeks.  Aaagh, what have I done!?
 
 -- 
 Ralph C. Hybels, Ph.D.
 President
 
 Leadership in Medicine, Inc.		 >>

So, let me understand this. You're expecting a baby in three weeks, are
President of a company called Leadership in Medicine, and you don't know what
you've done!?!  Are you possibly in the wrong business?   ;-)

Dennis

Some of you may know me from my sporadic posts to rec.woodworking, where 
I sometimes masquerade as the infamous "Mr. Troll."  

I have to admit that I am actually more of a Normie than a neanderthal 
(I bid you say not: "Cast him thence upon the fire!").  But I love old 
tools too. I'm just a bit of a collector, but starting to get into it.  
I was fortunate to have inherited a nice start to a collection, 
including a Nicholson plane and etc. (Tom Bruce can attest to my 
veracity on this point though some who know me as Mr. Troll might be led 
to doubt it).

I am currently on leave from the U of Ill. at Chicago, where I teach in 
the business school.  My wife (SWMBO) and I also have a little 
consulting biz, which explains the sig below.  

We now dwell in Piermont, NH (pop. 640 plus us).

Expecting first baby in less than 3 weeks.  Aaagh, what have I done!?

-- 
Ralph C. Hybels, Ph.D.
President

Leadership in Medicine, Inc.		
6 Brock Farm Rd.			(603) 272-5001
Piermont, NH 03779		fax: 	(603) 272-5002

We identify and rank opinion leaders, thought leaders, 
journals, associations, and medical institutions 
in your target markets.

Jack,  Welcome to the porch.  You'll learn alot, especially that ,YES,
 Oldtools( using, collecting and "the list") is definatley a sickness.  But
what better way to
enjoy your retirement.
Steve Bussell
Sandown, NH