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[GammaZeta]

Well, the LCAP article is not 100% accurate.

The Gamma Zeta alumni ARE interested in purchasing back the property. Only we do not have the means to carry it for very long, and we would have to take out a mortgage to purchase it. With no recolonization on the horizon, we wouldn't have the means to keep the property, and we would end up selling it.

So it doesn't make much sense for Gamma Zeta to repurchase the property from LCAP only to turn around and sell it. We hope to work out an arrangement with LCAP that would essentially cut-out the middle-man (Gamma Zeta).

If something is not worked out, Gamma Zeta would indeed purchase back the property and sell it.

[JonoBN41]

Thank you Mike! But, of course, you do have my curiosity up - what Jimmy Buffett song?

[docroc67]

Originally Posted by JonoBN41

Thank you Mike! But, of course, you do have my curiosity up - what Jimmy Buffett song?

Sorry Jono. Wrong guy!

Yours in ZAX,

MJR -ZUZ

[JonoBN41]

I'll bet you were thinking of Gardner McKay, who had that great sailboat in the TV show "Adventures in Paradise".

[john1082]

If I make an input on the C&C web site who gets the input? Mike? Jason Pearce?

[docroc67]

Originally Posted by john1082

If I make an input on the C&C web site who gets the input? Mike? Jason Pearce?

Brother John,

Jason Pearce is the "Info Tech" Guy and Editor of the C&C. He is assisted by Tad Lichtenauer and Chris Barrick.

I believe that Jason has the ability to see and edit everything that comes to the magazine. He is the "main man" as far as the C&C goes.

I hope that this helps answer your question.

Yours in ZAX,

Mike Raymond, ZU-384

[john1082]

I was curious what the 'food chain' was; I discovered a brother that was awarded a Fulbright Scholarship and made the appropriate input via the web page. I had thought about sending it to Mike directly but elected to follow the rules - glad I did!

[Tom Earp]

Originally Posted by GammaZeta

Well, the LCAP article is not 100% accurate.

The Gamma Zeta alumni ARE interested in purchasing back the property. Only we do not have the means to carry it for very long, and we would have to take out a mortgage to purchase it. With no recolonization on the horizon, we wouldn't have the means to keep the property, and we would end up selling it.

So it doesn't make much sense for Gamma Zeta to repurchase the property from LCAP only to turn around and sell it. We hope to work out an arrangement with LCAP that would essentially cut-out the middle-man (Gamma Zeta).

If something is not worked out, Gamma Zeta would indeed purchase back the property and sell it.

Hmm, read my post there!

I thought white wash was only in Hanible, Mo. and Huck Finn by Mark Twain?

jono, nice article.