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Grant,

Thanks for the offer. I am not aware of who else is running for the delegation, but cannot imagine a better choice.

Mail delivery by camel is long gone in my neck of the woods (desert) and use of the Internet has replaced ineffecient communications like post and smoke signals. The world is changing at a fast pace and most of us do not live like Homer Simpson and work a 9-5 job that consists of checking the mail on a daily basis.

A wise old man once told me that "you have to embrace change. Change or die." It sounds a little extreme and probably taken from the teachings of Darwin. Nevertheless, he is correct. Our Bylaws must keep up with the needs of our Union or we will be caught out.

I do live in a place very far from

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