Well, I did know it was him, but it's hard to put subtle inflections on the written word. In my mind, I know exactly how it sounded, but obviously to others, it sounded quite different. I thought the exclamation point would help. Not so...

>Jay;
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>When I saw VFP 9, police, and John Harvey mentioned I did not automatically accept that John Harvey of the UT was the person of concern. Professionally and personally, I like to confirm such things, as it is possible to be incorrect.
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>Communication, conformation, and accuracy are important as opposed to supposition. We each interpret the spoken and written word in our own way.
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>Tom
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>>See my response to Mike elsewhere in the thread.
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>>>Because if you read it, you wouldn't need to ask the question in the thread subject.
>>>In other words...the answer is in the case study.