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Yeah, this is really cool [email protected]> wrote:

Dan! Congrats!! You are awesome! Patti ________________________________ Sent: Thursday, March 13, 2025 4:21 PM To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Subject: [a2b3] Dan Friedus in today's "a2view" from

quoting now: A2 collector donates rare cookbooks to New York Public Library collection: Daniel Freidus, a retired U-M academic adviser, has given Dorot Jewish Division more than 250 items that he

On Mar 10, 2025, at 2:15?PM, Roy Richter via groups.io <richter@...> wrote: ? Last week, 8 of us met at Benny's Family Dining, which is quite cozy for their largest booth.

I'll be there. [email protected]> wrote: -- ---- -brian rice

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will be there Ed Weiss

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Please sign me up. (And keep informing me of the relevant etiquette for the meetings, since I'm the newbie. :-) ) [email protected]> wrote: -- *"I wish it need not have happened in my time,"

Last week, 8 of us met at Benny's Family Dining, which is quite cozy for their largest booth.? This week we go to Evergreen Downtown, on Liberty.? We were there last 21 August 2024. Please RSVP if

I don’t know legal, but the critter dudes told me that once a wild critter perceives your house as their home, they will continue to fight their way back in. PF Anderson, pfa@... Emerging

What does "relocate" mean?? I recently caught a racoon in my attic and let him go in my front yard.? Is that ok?? Or am I required to kill him once I've caught him? ?- Matt

Victor, I hope you are joking about relocating the racoons? It is illegal to catch and relocate wild animals! It's a $500 fine from the DNR. It spreads diseases and the animals, unfamiliar with the

Much respect for being able to do it yourself. But for me, I have to bring in the experts. I miles of code to write, and no time to deal with racoons! :-D [email protected]> wrote:

Well, once a year we trap all the raccoons we can and put them in witness protection. They get a new identity and and a new home elsewhere. A cheap Hav-a-heart trap, some cheap bread and the cheapest

Coons are very smart critters, and they can be vicious. I'll share a tip that an old farmer shared with me. The critter experts say it doesn't always work, but it worked for me with groundhogs and

Turned out those animals who ripped hole in bottom of our home were Racoons. [email protected]> wrote:

just wanted to pass along a couple of things i hadnt seen before: * The Seagull Boss:? Flaps in, makes a lot of noise, shits over everything and then leaves. Boss at a team chew-out:? "You all put

I plan to be there. Michael Friedhttps://michaelfried.com

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