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October 2, 2009

Congratulations to all involved

By
Edward Lifson
Lots of ideas big and small.  For me the four hours flew by, and took my mind of off my beloved Chicago not getting the 2016 Olympics!  I'm sure I'd rather have watched this streaming online by my kitchen window than being there in person.  Except of course, for seeing friends and making new friends.  

Now, go vote for the project you like!  NAJP.org/summit.  Leave comments, videos, etc.  This is the beginning.  
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