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Late again!! ... and Why PART A? I will soon run out of valid (or at least interesting) reasons for getting WEB out beyond the promised end-of-the-month deadline. This time, I wanted to hold back until the conclusion of the Special Emergency Directors' Meeting held on March 30 and 31, where some important operational decisions were taken and major developments occurred in WAOE's efforts to achieve affiliation with other online education organisations. See Special Items. The significance of the outcomes of this meeting of the Board of Directors means that reports of the decisions taken, and the background to them, tend to dominate this issue of WEB. And Why PART A? (I thought you might like to know the kind of thing I try to do when I'm not fully engaged with WAOE!) So, given my imminent departure to carry out this project, and given also my deliberate delay to pull this issue together until the close of the Special Directors' Meeting, it was a diabolical blow to lose my Internet connection entirely for several hours this afternoon. Although things are now back to normal, with absolutely no explanation in sight for why they went wrong in the first place - alas, technology! - I simply do not have the time to complete and check the Coming Events, New Links, Web Ideas and Issues, and News Items sections. I will put out a Part B around mid-April. David Wyatt, WAOE Membership Officer and WEB Editor |
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Magic Numbers ... Try This
1. First of all, pick the number of times a week that you would like to have
a hot dinner, make love, walk the dog, or whatever.
2. Multiply this number by 2 (pushing your luck or chances, perhaps).
3. Add 5 (for Sunday).
4. Multiply the resulting number by 50.
5. If you've already had your birthday this year, add 1750. If you haven't,
add 1749.
6. Now substract the year in which you were born, using all four digits (be
honest!).
7. You should now have a three digit number. The first digit (on the left)
is your original number from 1. The remaining two digits are your age.
Please - someone, anyone - write and tell me how or why it works.
David Wyatt, WAOE Membership Officer and WEB Editor