this trackback is in love and honor of michelle.
i’ve managed to stay pretty healthy for the most part, and so has my wife. but i’ve learned some things about hospitals, both working in them as a contractor and being a patient at them.
1) it has been my observation that communication in hospitals is frequently […]
holy fucking shit, batman
so having received zero response to my open meetings requests i’ve sent it off again, this time by fax. we’ll see what happens this time.
i expect about the same: nada.
i need some time to go down to the bookstore and actually look at books and get the info i want. assuming they […]
the trackbacks here point to a post and an event that’s stirred up some discussion in the infertility blogworld, which i admit i’m only peripherally a part of. i’m both male, not myself infertile, and have successfully completed (with the admirable help of my wife) two ivf’s ending in healthy live births. read […]
somehow i’m not surprised that i haven’t gotten a response. they would have gotten the stuff on monday or tuesday.
Tarrant County College
1500 Houston Street
Fort Worth, Texas 76102
Attention: Officer for Public Information
Re: Open Records Request
July 15, 2004
Dear Sir or Madam:
This letter is written pursuant to applicable provisions of the Texas Public Information Act (formerly the Texas Open Records Act).
I request book adoption information for five Fall 2004 courses:
HIST1301 – United States History to 1876
· Section […]
Tarrant County College
1500 Houston Street
Fort Worth, Texas 76102
Attention: Officer for Public Information
Re: Open Records Request
July 15, 2004
Dear Sir or Madam:
This letter is written pursuant to applicable provisions of the Texas Public Information Act (formerly the Texas Open Records Act).
I request copies of relevant policies and procedures documents of the TCC Bookstore. Specifically, I […]
every time i call my college bookstore to see if the adoptions for the fall 2004 semester are finished, the answer is always no. when i ask how long it will be until they are done, the answer is always a week later than it was the last time.
day the date moved from the […]
