Excellent, Tonis. Thank you for the information. Cool!

>>The oft-quoted line comes into play (is this Jim Booths line?):
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>>"Those that know don't tell, those that tell don't know"
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>I've seen this quote attributed to Jim Booth one too many times
>now. Although some people may have read it the first time from
>his postings, it actually comes form Lao-Tzu's manuscript
>"Tao Te Ching", written sometime in the fifth or sixth century B.C.
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>Here's the complete verse:
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>Those who know don't talk.
>Those who talk don't know.
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>Close your mouth,
>block off your senses,
>blunt your sharpness,
>untie your knots,
>soften your glare,
>settle your dust.
>This is the primal identity.
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>Be like the Tao.
>It can't be approached or withdrawn from,
>benefited or harmed,
>honored or brought into disgrace.
>It gives itself up continually.
>That is why it endures.
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