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Largo is a general area in the Tampa Bay region...I actually live just north of Clearwater, spring training home of the Philadelphia Phillies, but when I entered my zip code the site rejected it

Sounds great Steven. We can communicate by email if you wish. jmooney90@gmail.com

Thank You sir. I've been to Fayetteville as well.

Thanks for the inquiry, Steven.  I actually work for the Institute for Creation Research, so I'm pretty well-versed on the history of the D/FW area. :-)

Thank you, Steve, for wellcoming me to this forum. I send you a brochure of a creation bionic exhibition concept of CMEDIENTEAM

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Yours Matthias

thanks steven. i liked your commets on your page and i think we are pretty much in agreement about a recent creation1 it is great to share with others and it helps us all in our faith!God Bless you!

Thankyou, Steven, I believe my American knowledge comes from the usual two sources - the ever-present media and wonderful American email friends.  I found out a few years ago that American English is different from the King's English because when the Puritans left, they went over with current English and English, of course, is a language that does change.

Mind you, having said that, do paraphrase 'Enry 'Iggins, "Why can't the Americans be more like us?" lol

I've noticed it more and more with our own Australian broadcasters, using American English and Americanisms.  One that makes me grind my teeth is when someone quotes a date as '13 July' rather than 'the 13th of July'.  Stupid of me, but prejudice is a mark of a Human being, I suppose.

I am very grateful for what the US has done and continues to do for the World, not the least of which are the great American preachers, apologists and Creation scientists you have exported to the World via the media.  Loooovvvveee Chuck Missler, for example!

Anyways, I digress (so what else is new?).

Dominus tecum

Leonie Down Under.

Hi Steven, 

My son was in Gaoua, Burkina Faso. He taught computers and English to high school kids.  You asked if he had a good experience and he says he did. It was difficult at times because of the heat and political unrest, but over all it was a good experience. He was there for 27 months. 

Steven, you asked about volunteering at the NWS.  I did not have to have any specific academic background to do it, because I was only 14 when I started.  I did not know that I could do it until my best friend's brother did, and shared the wonders of it with me.  It is really an amazing experience (if you like weather, radars, and numbers). During the summer, I got to work in the data acquisition department, where I would enter in data.  The Lubbock NWS where I worked also had a special opportunity for me to be able to give a brief weather synopsis over the NOAA weather radio. Even if you are not interested in working there, I highly recommend at least a tour.