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Old 11-24-2013, 05:56 AM #1
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CRPS was featured on CBS New York:
http://newyork.cbslocal.com/2013/11/...ing-powerless/

and that story was then covered by the Daily Mail over here:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...ling-docs.html
(EDIT: I fixed this url)

(BTW, I don't read the Daily Mail. I have a google alert set up.)
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Lol Kim, ditto...

At last though....not that bad an article actually, considering

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Lol Kim, ditto...

At last though....not that bad an article actually, considering

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I should print out the page (the 2nd URL) and give it to my mom. She thinks it's a walk in the park.
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I should print out the page (the 2nd URL) and give it to my mom. She thinks it's a walk in the park.

Maybe if the park were full of cacti...and on fire...with wild electric currents running through it.
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Maybe if the park were full of cacti...and on fire...with wild electric currents running through it.
LMAO!!!!

And with slightly mental cats hiding behind each bush or trees, and leaping out yowling to claw at us as we go past, and frighten us stupid into the bargain...

Excellent Kim. I needed a laugh this morning....

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maybe if the park were full of cacti...and on fire...with wild electric currents running through it.
this is sooo true!
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Kim, Thanks for sharing these helpful news links.
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