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1/30/00, Kelly Emmet, Dawin (Darwin?), Australia
ItÕs o,k, I guess you need more pics. of flutterbyÕs

1/9/00, Kyle Sulik
Hi,
Recently I stopped by your site. It looks great! It was very informative and easy to navigate. Please stop by ours some time at
http://www.elroynet.com/troop88
Also please stop on by http://www.elroynet.com/troop88/join.html Where you can sign up and join Troop 88's Web Ring.
YIS,
Kyle (ASPL)
troop88@elroynet.com

12/7/99, Lee Fischman, California
Hi Christine!
I was looking for pictures of yin and yang, and I found your two cute kitties Lewis and Clark. Thanks for making my day here in Southern California, I've enjoyed reading about your life and locale.
Lee
[Click here to see the photo Lee is talking about.]

11/21/99, Ping Yee Thong, Malaysia
You have a cool homepage.

10/26/99, Paul Kerslake, Kent, England
Just wanted to say a quick thanks for your short, but fairly informative description of Daphnia Toxicology. I am 17 years old, and my current A-Level Biology project is to investigate the effects of aspirin and caffeine on the heart rates of Daphnia. Your site was pretty useful as a starting point, so thanks.
[Glad you found the Daphnia info helpful. It was a very interesting experiment. Let me know what you found in your study.]

3/21/99, Kristin Beckman, Coon Rapids, MN
Hi you have a nice site. You probably took a long time to do this. You all did a good JOB!!!!!!

2/13/99, Richard Foster, UK
Your Daphnia experiment was interesting, but when we tried it at college we found the exact reverse happened! Its heart beat decreased the more caffeine there was.

10/6/98 Graham Hodgkin, Edith Cowan University, Australia
I wrote an article for the Australian Science Teachers Journal with some serious criticisms of the candle under the bell jar experiment - especially the doubtful science concepts which tend to be generated. I also offered a change of approach which is conceptually more defensible.
"Making improvements to a simple experiment on combustion." Graham Hodgkin (1995) Australian Science Teachers Journal. Vol. 41., No. 1., pp. 47-48.
I could e-mail you the text, but not the diagrams.

9/11/98, Joe Smith, New York
loved it

9/1/98, Ken Blackshaw, Nantucket, MA
Found your page when doing a search on Triboluminescence. A friend of mine back in Atlanta had shown me the life saver trick years ago and I mentioned to another friend here in New Zealand and he was fascinated by it.
Your page of science experiments would tickle most anyone's fancy.
Thanks for sharing.
Ken B.

8/6/98, Bill "Finkel" Frederick, Elon, NC
Sue, I keep getting thrilled by your Tour of Clifton Forge. I already have an entry in your Guest Book. I have not paid much attention to your scout stuff because I thought it was all current stuff. However, I was a very avid follower of Boys Scouts in Presbyterian Troop 2. I got to clicking around and found Presbyterian Troop 2 mentioned. I clicked onto the 1949 charter for Troop 2 and Lo and behold who was the Asst. Scout Master: me-W.C. Frederick, Jr. I have already printed out a copy of it and will frame it. Jack Manner, who still lives in CF, was the Scoutmaster then. You may know him. If you do please let him know this; I am sure he would enjoy it. I hope to see him at the CFHS picnic.
Bill Frederick, Life Scout
PS The only thing that kept me from being Eagle scout was merit badges. That was a joke that any Scout would catch onto. I have many sotries about my Scout Master, Garland Huddlestun (sp), who was very helpful to me.

5/27/98, David Haines, Hopkinton, MA
I just discovered your home page today as I was procrastinating on the grading of papers. All is well here, and as usual we are all busy. Come visit New England again sometime. It would be great to see you.
Take care,
David

5/24/98, Kim, Victoria, B.C., Canada (hammerlanyon@bc.sympatico.ca)
Hi My name is Kim and I am a Scouter in Victoria, B.C. Canada. I am making an International Scouting Badge display and I would like to include a Stonewall- Jackson Area CSP in my US Display. I would like to possibly trade my Region and District badges for a CSP I will trade 2 of my badges for l csp or I do have some extra CSP's for trade. Please let me know if you can help. YIS Kim

2/17/98, Dan Meyer, Downingtown, PA (dmeyer@chestnet.com)
Troop 2 of Downingtown, PA recently registered the domain http://www.troop2.org/. We are thinking about having a menu bar across the top of our page containing links to all the other troop 2's with web sites. This would allow every Troop 2 to use http://www.troop2.org/ as an easy to remember 'home page' URL.
Are you interested?
--
Dan Meyer - ASM
Troop 2, Downingtown PA

3/17/97, Greg Walsh, Olympia, WA
Just you would like to hear from another Pack 2. My name is Greg Walsh, and I am the Cubmaster for Pack 2 in Olympia, Washington. We have been in continuous charter for over 29 years, (the pack was started over 60 years ago, but our charter was dropped a few times).
Why not drop on by:
http://www.geocities.com/heartland/hills/3896

2/1/97, Nina Parsons
I enjoyed your pages, especially the scouting pages. My husband and I help with Pack 72. I liked the Pinewood Derby pictures! It's nice to see what other Packs are doing. We have a Wolf and two Boy Scouts. My husband leads the Wolf den and I'm treasurer for the pack.