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dhyatt
01-08-2004, 09:48 AM
Steve was featured (mentioned = 'featured' for this thread :wink: ) on NBC17 last night as professional commentator on Cary's new (and brief) Envision public 'chat'. Not really a 'chat' room in the technical sense but nonetheless, as Steve pointed out, any additional participation by otherwise non-participating citizens is a good thing.
Brent
01-08-2004, 10:08 AM
Although the on-line transcript turned him into a tire manufacturer ("Steve Goodrich"). :(
Anonymous
01-08-2004, 10:10 AM
Steve was featured (mentioned = 'featured' for this thread :wink: ) on NBC17 last night as professional commentator on Cary's new (and brief) Envision public 'chat'. Not really a 'chat' room in the technical sense but nonetheless, as Steve pointed out, any additional participation by otherwise non-participating citizens is a good thing.
I didn't see the broadcast. They stopped by my workplace for a five minute interview - I don't know why they chose me, other than perhaps because I can type and I live in Cary.
- Dr. Steve "King of all media" Goodridge
Anonymous
01-08-2004, 10:13 AM
Although the on-line transcript turned him into a tire manufacturer ("Steve Goodrich").
The reporter had me spell my name on camera to get it right. I suspect the transcript was done just by ear.
I gave up expecting correct spelling of my name long ago. The letter "h" has appeared in both my first and last names simultaneously on a few occasions.
-Steven
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I gave up expecting correct spelling of my name long ago.
-Steven[/quote]
tell me about it!
Brent
01-08-2004, 03:52 PM
tell me about it!
Is there some kind of problem, Dawn France? :lol:
tell me about it!
Is there some kind of problem, Dawn France? :lol:
Funny!
I would have laughed harder, but that's not the first time I have seen my name spelled that way. Most people have enough brains to get the first name right, but never seem to get the last correct. Oh well.
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