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Talking to you reminds me of being on campus corner in my home town where so many cultures unite in thought. I checked out website http://hieroglyphs.net/0301/cgi/pager.pl?p=42 and had my name done in ancient egyptian hieroglyphic signs. I especially loved how my nickname Pixie looked.

WOW! You really have marketable skills knowing so many languages that are sought after by religious scholars. My paternal great grandmother was Cherokee and both my aunts have middle names after Cherokee Chiefs. Also, my maternal great grandmother was Native American and current Cherokee Chief has the same last name as her and he e-mailed me that we could or could not be related as he was not sure. I have always felt a calling almost as strong as living in my home town to live at Cherokee Headquarters in Tahlequah or nearby in Muskogee. Due to water shortages in my home town that might make more sense living in Muskogee than living in my home town. However, utilities are becoming so high that moving to my own home no longer feels that urgent. Plus, SO cold there. Cold here right now but usually sticks around longer in my home town and in Muskogee. However, one of my dream jobs is to work at Oklahoma Museum of Natural History. I am considering renting a place in my home town during high pollution months here in Dallas.

The least expensive price I saw for your book new was on Amazon.com for $37.40. However, might be on e-bay or elsewhere used for less. Personally, I don't like to take online risks with places I am not familiar with although many have success doing so. The most expensive price I saw was over $50.

Your ending your posts "love and peace" is why I think I LOVE my home town so much.... since so many cultures live harmoniously together there. There is a certain respect seeing other cultures as you right away figure they must be university students in my home town. In fact, during Holy Week all the religions come together to celebrate their similarities. I hope one day that the Middle East is returned to it's beauty with the advances there are in the environmental sciences. It is truly a shame that in the United States so much is wasted in huge vehicles and huge homes that waste so much energy and are environmentally unwise. In my home town there are still many of the smaller homes from a time when people didn't wall themselves off from the world in huge homes and instead spent most of their time outside living. Truly, I don't see the point of heating and cooling empty buildings and huge homes with no people or one person inside and a scientist said people are destroying the earth and the earth has already begun the process to self destruct due to the assault on the earth by people. It is like all the world knows to do is produce, produce, produce instead of nurture, nurture, nuture. A good book is "The Late Great Planet Earth" written in the 80's that IF people had listened to then and become good stewards of the earth the self destruct process of the earth might have been avoidable or reversible. Doom and gloom version scientists wrote about in Wall Street Journal really made me hope that people wake up and learn to nurture the earth and one another soon.

Have you heard the song, "Let there be peace on earth and let it begin with me"? I think that is what Dr. Phil intended this message board to be with people from many countries uniting in peace here. Does Jordan have recycle programs? Fortunately, slowly but surely Dallas is getting the message that Oregon and Maine and Maryland and many other States in United States have... of the importance of recycling and loving the earth. That is on my mind today since I was sacking up recycle items to recycle so sort of got side tracked.

I have to go on an errand so I must depart. GREAT to see you. Many blessings of peace, prosperity, love and health be with you, Ahmad, and yours and with the world and all of us here. SEA