RE: teddy, at ten, is seymour at thirty.

I reread it Jim, I couldn't find one word that was written off, I'll check
under my desk, hold on....nope just some ghost turds but nothing off
written, you should check the pants you were wearing yesterday maybe it will
show up there. Of course each has its place but when it comes to fiction
one is more appropriate, that is probably where it is, I was using it as a
book marker in Kafka Under the Big Tent.
Daniel

Gah...I wouldn't divide em up like that, though. Different methods are
nothing more than asking texts different questions, allowing them to
offer different answers. Some types are answers are needed at some
times, other types of answers are needed at others. All your interest
to determine the method you use without writing off everything else.

Jim

Yocum Daniel GS 21 CES/CEOE wrote:

> There are two
>methods as Jim says; one invasive and the other communicative. One gives
>knowledge the other meaning.
>Daniel
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