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from Triangle Bird Club
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from Triangle Bird Club
(2006/12/18 19:06)
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Meeting, Thursday Dec. 14, 2006
from Triangle Bird Club
(2006/11/13 23:23)
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Christmas Party&Elections Hello Everyone, Our next meeting is Thursday, Dec. 14th, 2006. It will be our Club Christmas Party and also our election meeting. Our meetings are held at the Church of the Living God located at 5770 Concord Road in Beaumont, Texas. The Church of the Living God is located directly behind the Target Store on the Eastex Freeway in Beaumont. As always the dinner portion of our meeting tries to start at 7:00 P.M. with the business portion of the meeting starting at 7:30 P.M. If you wish to participate in the gift exchange, please bring a wrapped gift in the amount of approximately $10.00. We will draw numbers for the gifts.. As always guests are more than welcome, the more the merrier! Hugs, Dorothy Crocker
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Cafepress Shop
from Triangle Bird Club
(2006/11/13 23:06)
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Hello Everyone, Please check out our new Cafepress Shop! The Shop button is to the left side of the screen just below the Home and Booking Module Buttons... There are some really neat items to check out with Christmas coming up!! Hugs, Dorothy Crocker
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Christmas Meeting&Elections
from Triangle Bird Club
(2005/12/3 22:20)
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Hello Everyone, Please don't forget our Christmas&Elections Meeting this Thursday, Dec. 8th at 7:00 P.M. Located at The Church of the Living God at 5770 Concord Road in Beaumont, Texas. The Church of the Living God is located directly behind the Target Store on Eastex Freeway. We will be having a dinner meeting and a gift exchange. If you wish to participate in the gift exchange please bring a gift valued at about $10.00. We try to start the dinner portion of our meeting at 7:00 P.M. with the business portion starting at around 7:30 P.M. As always guests are more than welcome! Hugs, Dorothy Crocker
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Bird Flu Paranoia
from Triangle Bird Club
(2005/11/14 0:33)
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Bird flu? Should you be worried? Read this article by Dr. Susan Clubb."Statement on bird flu paranoia."Go to: http://oldworldaviaries.com Click on"What's new,"then click on the first link.
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Bird Flu is for the Birds!!!
from Triangle Bird Club
(2005/11/12 19:58)
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From: Steve Duncan Bird Flu is for the Birds!!! Prepared for the National Avian Welfare Alliance www.nawabirds.org November 2005 Human influenza is a highly contagious disease. Most of us have had the flu multiple times in our lives. In the United States, influenza epidemics occur nearly every winter and are responsible for a substantial amount of illness and deaths. Approximately 114,000 hospitalizations and 20,000-50,000 deaths occur in the U.S. on an annual basis as a result of the flu ( http://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/ss5107a1.htm ). If influenza is so easily transmissible, why aren't more people catching the bird flu directly from birds? The reason is that birds and humans are different. The qualities that allow the virus to easily infect birds don't work well on humans. Although it’s true that avian flu viruses can become human flu viruses, the typical way a flu virus makes the jump from birds to humans is by infecting a pig that just happens to have a concurre ...
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Software Upgrade
from Triangle Bird Club
(2005/11/12 17:10)
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Regulars to this site already know that a software upgrade has been in the planning stages for many months now. This announcement is just a friendly reminder that the site may be down for extended periods of time. If you find yourself on an unfamiliar screen or just can't log in at all please know that it's your trusted web folks are at work and there is probably nothing seriously wrong. Or it might mean that another hurricane is coming and we should all seek shelter immediately. But chances are it's just us working on the site. If/When this happens, just give us 15 or 30 minutes and come on back because we really love it when you visit and participate on your Triangle Bird Club site. --Admin
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Happy Birthday Dorothy!!!
from Triangle Bird Club
(2005/11/9 8:20)
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What's it take to make a website fly??? It's not technology which us computer geeks forget. It's not pictures, but those make a colorful set. Same is true with text and information. If these things ran our engine we'd just spend our time reading the online encyclopedia! No, what it takes to make THIS website fly is Dorothy Crocker! On this day let's not rob her. Giver a call, send her an email, and say Hay! Tell her you know what it takes is a special person that day after day is on the phone, on the site. by your side, To maker sure everthings alright, that no turkeys have made a mess of our nest. We all know when she's gone. It's like we're all left alone! But thank God she comes back. Willing to attack. No hurricane will keep her down. Gonna take more than a stong wind to make her frown. Doubt there's been a new member that's not already a new friend of hers. Nope, a stranger Dorothy's never met. And I hope and pray, she stays this way. We all get along better with her, y ...
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WHO: Bird FLu FAQS
from Triangle Bird Club
(2005/11/3 17:36)
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http://www.who.int/csr/disease/avian_influenza/avian_faqs/en/index.html
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