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Brad McFall
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04-04-2008 8:42 PM 		Reply to: Message 4 by Percy
04-04-2008 7:52 PM

Re: If you are online....
I'm trying to get in but I cant get the "view presentation" link to work. I have the plugin on my desktop.
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I wonder if you really had to be in 15mins ahead of time?
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How is/was it?
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I'm in...
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It is pretty useless as I can only get sound once every couple seconds and I cano t even make out the syullable.
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Edited by Brad McFall, : got it
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Brad McFall
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From: Ithaca,NY, USA
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04-04-2008 9:58 PM 		Reply to: Message 1 by Percy
03-28-2008 8:06 PM

question put to Miller
I was able to get a question which showed up there.
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I could not hear the response, so if anyone did, please let us/me know. If it would be better in another thread then send the response there.
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I asked if Miller (I thought someone else was there) had any idea if artifical selection were a form of design and if there were any limits to this selection.
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This was a point between Provine and Johnson in the 90s and under most of the issues, so I, BSM thunks.
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Please, how did he answer my question?
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