Need Input, Writing a paper about Fly Fishing

Tom Nakashima wrote:
Good luck with your paper and at Utah State University and hope you
have some great experiences in Fly-fishing.
-tom

So, nobody is concerned that this person doesn't have a usu.edu email
address?
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Stan Gula
http://gula.org/roffswaps

Stan Gula wrote:
Tom Nakashima wrote:

Good luck with your paper and at Utah State University and hope you
have some great experiences in Fly-fishing.
-tom


So, nobody is concerned that this person doesn't have a usu.edu email
address?

Do you think she's stalking us? :-)

The thing that's amazed me is that so many people answered her
sincerely. Blatant term-paper research in ROFF hasn't been tolerated for
years. In the day of searchable Usenet archives (thanks, Google),
there's no excuse for such an intrusion. They used to be common.

I've assumed she was cleverly touting the Logan River, and that the
joke's on ROFF. :-)

--
Cut "to the chase" for my email address.

Well, there could be part of the paper on watershed usage, its impact
on the river/economy. My daughter just got second place in a statewide
competition for college level journalists. They were given a general
topic and two hours, no phone nor Internet usage allowed. You gather
as much info as possible and go.
Hell, I did a marketing paper on a brick (the waste product fly ash was
used instead of cement). One of my side notes was that the brick
weighed less and so could reduce repetative stress injuries in masons
(though not shriners in clown cars).
Mayhaps, if we ask real nice, she'll post the paper here.
Frank Reid

On 4/26/06 11:17 PM, in article
, "Frank Reid"
wrote:

They were given a general
topic and two hours, no phone nor Internet usage allowed. You gather
as much info as possible and go.

Gather information without the Internet???? How in the world are you
supposed to do that?!

:-)

Bill

"Frank Reid" wrote in message
oups.com...
Well, there could be part of the paper on watershed usage, its impact
on the river/economy. My daughter just got second place in a statewide
competition for college level journalists. They were given a general
topic and two hours, no phone nor Internet usage allowed. You gather
as much info as possible and go.
Hell, I did a marketing paper on a brick (the waste product fly ash was
used instead of cement). One of my side notes was that the brick
weighed less and so could reduce repetative stress injuries in masons
(though not shriners in clown cars).
Mayhaps, if we ask real nice, she'll post the paper here.
Frank Reid



Now Frank, you didn't write that paper for her?

Frank: "No Tom, If I wrote it she would have got 1st place!"
-tom

http://www.unogateway.com/vnews/disp.../444dac56c477e

Hell, she couldn't even use a car. That's brutal (and yes, I would
have gotten first place).
Frank Reid

"Frank Reid" wrote in message
oups.com...
http://www.unogateway.com/vnews/disp.../444dac56c477e

Hell, she couldn't even use a car. That's brutal (and yes, I would
have gotten first place).
Frank Reid


Congratulations Frank,
and remind your daughter all she needs is one best seller and she's set for
life.
-tom

I'm hoping she does something on the scale of Harry Potter. ChaCHING!
Will pass along the good words.
Frank Reid

"rw" wrote in message
m...

there's no excuse for such an intrusion. They used to be common.

I've assumed she was cleverly touting the Logan River, and that the joke's
on ROFF. :-)


Cutthroat trout are native to the Logan.
The Logan River Utah:
http://utahoutdoors.com/pages/loganriver.htm
-tom

On Thu, 27 Apr 2006 00:55:12 GMT, "Stan Gula"
wrote:

Tom Nakashima wrote:
Good luck with your paper and at Utah State University and hope you
have some great experiences in Fly-fishing.
-tom

So, nobody is concerned that this person doesn't have a usu.edu email
address?


Not me.

These silly surveys and requests for input on class papers, even if a
real class project, are utterly useless anyway. I used it as a way to
clarify some of my own thinking.
--

r.bc: vixen
Speaker to squirrels, willow watcher, etc..
Often taunted by trout. Almost entirely harmless.
Really.