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Steve,

Thank you for your words on IT. I also appreciate the book references I
have not yet read the last two:(The Tao of Time,* Diana Hunt and Pam Hait.
New York: Henry Holt, 1990. *Time Shifting,* Stephen Rechtschaffen. New
York: Doubleday, 1996.)

I am so encouraged at the thought of mainstream businesses adopting a new
time paradigm. Businesses have such vast circles of influence, this is a
good indicator of paradigm shifting in general. The possibilities are
exciting.

Yours in learning,
Sharon Farinacci

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