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<DIV>I think Susan has been doing an admirable job with the listserve. Of
course I am not interested in many of the posts, but I have seen nothing
objectionable and I don't expect everything to be of direct interest to
me. With regard to the post about the Travel Oregon marketing opportunity,
I think is was quite appropriate and potentially useful. We would have
taken advantage of it to promote TAC Festival 2009, but it was too
expensive! After reading John Allison's message, I'm not sure even he
really had a strong objection but was just making a comment about the times we
are in. And I'm 100 percent in accord with Cathy Poetschat's comment that
promoting archaeology to the public is a very important task that the listserve
can help us with.</DIV>
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<DIV>Rick Pettigrew</DIV>
<DIV>Archaeological Legacy Institute</DIV>
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href="http://www.archaeologychannel.org">www.archaeologychannel.org</A></DIV>
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