[Rhodes22-list] O'Grady on Kosher?

[Bill Effros]

Cheryl,

It's really OK, just kind of funny, and since you took it as funny, 
welcome to the club.

The list discusses everything--on the list.  People talk back channel, 
but not anonymously.  People don't intentionally send other people's 
email addresses to other people's lists, but it sometimes happens.

What you have described is something we do not tolerate, and something 
we will track down.

Start by following up the virus suggestion.  Everyone who has been on 
the list for a while knows the rules.

Bill Effros

Cheryl O'Grady wrote:

>y'know, in looking over that message, right after I hit send, I thought, I shouldn't use the word Kosher, I should have used "appropriate".  it was a term I picked up from my very good friend when I lived in Illinois.  Sorry, yes O'Grady is by marriage but it is O'Connor by birth.
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>cheryl
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>From: "Bill Effros" <bill at effros.com>
>To: "The Rhodes 22 mail list" <rhodes22-list at rhodes22.org>
>Subject: [Rhodes22-list] O'Grady on Kosher?
>Date: Wed, 18 May 2005 11:07:20 -0400
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>>Ed,
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>>I think this is the first time we have had an O'Grady comment on 
>>what is Kosher.  But then, she is probably an O'Grady by marriage, 
>>and may know more than she is letting on.
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>>Maybe her comment has something to do with your addenda--addenda I 
>>will defend to the end your right to append.
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>>Bill Effros
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>>ed kroposki wrote:
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>>>Cheryl,
>>>	Would you elaborate?  What did you get in the way of political
>>>screed??
>>>	Maybe you and Mark are not on the same page?  I have not seen much
>>>overtly political on the list lately.
>>>	I run two sets of filters to stop spam and when some gets your
>>>direct email address, no matter how, they can devise email spams to get by
>>>them.  I am now occasionally getting funky stuff from Germany.  
>>>	Again, what happened?
>>>
>>>Ed K
>>>Greenville, SC, USA
>>>Political Addendum:
>>>Killing the human spirit 	What do I mean by the return of the 
>>>spirit [to the workplace].
>>>First, let me quote Ayn Rand about spirit: "The quickest way to kill the
>>>human spirit is to ask someone to do mediocre work."
>>>	When business and government were asking people not to do their
>>>best, they were telling the workers, in essence, to lie to their customers.
>>>Even though the workers knew they could have done better, they weren't
>>>supposed to. Because the old paradigm preached that to do it right the first
>>>time cost too much.
>>>	The cost that was never build into that statement was the cost of
>>>the workers' integrity. Not doing your best but presenting it as your best
>>>is a lie. And lying corrupts the soul. 	Joel Arthur Barker, 
>>>Paradigms: The Business of Discovering the
>>>Future. (New York: HarperCollins Publishers), 1993 (1992), p. 
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