Kirby movie deal

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I hope not…it’s hell hiking Mount Everest in high heels. Not impossible if you’re

a determined red-head but pretty darn hard all the same.

Lujene

From: EOHarm [mailto:EOHarm ] On Behalf Of Becky

Sent: Saturday, May 07, 2005 5:23

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Subject: Re: Kirby Movie

Deal

Lujene - I am almost certain that was not talking about you

~Becky

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Hi Becky. Kirby certainly is a hero! We have another hero in the

Twin Cities area who in his own way is helping publicize the mercury-autism

issue. His name is Craig Westover. I think you would greatly enjoy Craig's

mercury-autism columns. I am going to post them on EOHarm right now. Tim

Z.

Re: Kirby Movie Deal

> Hey !!! You are my hero! Being an unbiased journalist is what

> you must do; otherwise there would be no credibility. The book

> speaks for itself. Don't stop talking about it! Your life is way

> more exciting now (right?) You are doing a good thing (and I am

> praying you make scads of money from it).

>

> ~Becky

>

>

> > >

> > > > Leaving an audience with unanswered questions could be

> haunting

> > and

> > > > powerful--might even inspire some to get involved with us to

> > demand

> > > > answers for our children. The fact that it won't have a

> pretty

> > bow

> > > > tied on at the end might be motivating to those who would walk

> > away

> > > > and forget the issue if all was said and done. Other

> successful

> > > > movies have left people hanging-- " The China Syndrome " comes to

> > > > mind.....

> > > >

> > > > Rita

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > While I too, would be grateful for a movie, I am confused how,

> > when we

> > > > are still fighting this battle with no end in sight, could

> there

> > be a

> > > > truthful ending to a story that is based on facts if one is

> made

> > up?

> > > > Wouldn't that take away the credibilty? Most movies that are

> > based on

> > > > true stories like Brockovitch, had a true ending. The

> > story was

> > > > done and over, then a movie made. Not many movies on stories

> > with no

> > > > ending. Documentaries yes, movies no. Would anyone really

> > want to go

> > > > to see a movie at a theater that has no ending??

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

[Guest guest]

> I hope not.it's hell hiking Mount Everest in high heels. Not

impossible if

> you're a determined red-head but pretty darn hard all the same.

That is the most ridiculous thing I have ever heard. Climbing Mt.

Everest in high heels! Experienced mountain climbers would never do

such a silly thing. K2 is the mountain to take with high heels,

everybody knows that. (Everest can be tough on makeup too, if you use

Clinique or Kay foundation. Don't ask he how I know this.)

Lenny

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Lenny -

Thank you & everyone for adding a little humor to our lives,

especially on Mother's Day!

Kasemodel

Wayzata MN