this is a topic that is not going away, guys. neither are those felonious looking charts at compete.

oh, that’s right… we keep two sets of books, one for promotional purposes and the other for sales.

right.

Name points to sketch.

of course, there’s a whole host of issues with some other dotcom’s i’m tracking over there which lead me to look at yours and ktvb’s for a representative comparison.

don, feel free to chime in, too.

I have read with interest about your involvement with “WowoWow.” Please consider an enormous opportunity that you have, in the launching of “WowoWow.com,” to create a nationwide project to train and deploy soon-to-retire or retired women leaders to provide pro bono management assistance to nonprofit organizations that serve needy women and girls! As the founder of the Washington Area Women’s Foundation (WAWF) and Charter Founder of the Los Angeles Women’s Foundation (now merged with the California Women’s Foundation), and a strategic planner who has focused on the nonprofit sector and women’s issues for many years, I am acutely aware of the need that women-serving nonprofits have for skills such as public relations, advertising, board recruitment, program planning, strategic planning, business plan development, fundraising and grant writing, to name a few. Women leaders possess these critical skills and could help hundreds of thousands of women and girls through sharing their expertise as mentors and facilitators to help nonprofit executive directors realize their mission and goals. I envision this as a highly interactive component of your new initiative, with all aspects of the “management assistance program” taking place online. I suggest this to you, Ms. Stahl, as I know that your work exposes you to the harsh realities of the nonprofit world and the women and children to whom they provide services. It has been my intention to create a local start-up using this model, sans Internet; but when I read about “WowoWow,” it seemed like a great venue for a program such as I described above. I’m sure that you agree with me that professional women of a certain age want desperately to retain their sense of purpose in life and want to use themselves well and proudly in the third chapter of their lives. I would be happy to discuss this further if you have interest in pursuing the idea.

Sincerely,

Lois Slavkin

well, the joke would be on liz smith because that one was registered in march of 2002.