Minnesota company to pay for reprinted yearbooks

[armpit girl]

Wow ... armpit of America ... I canjust feel the love ...

I'm a yearbook sponsor in Texas who uses Lifetouch for both pictures and to print our books. Knowing the printing process as I do, I think this whole thing sounds peculiar and am eager to see what the whole story is, if it ever comes out.

For all of you who are thinking "big deal, anyway" to some extent you are right -- nothing irreparable has been done. However, the students and their teachers put in a tremendous amount of work and a lot of money to produce these books. Parents pay big bucks for these books, I know, but the staff works hard to sell ads, etc. to minimize the cost of the books. I know in my community, we sell the books for less than what it costs us to have Lifetouch print them, because there is no way most of my students could afford a book otherwise.

For those of you wondering what on earth any of this has to do with you, well, I would think that the fact that Lifetouch is a company based in your state and thus affecting your local economy might make you sit up and take notice.

[WhatEver]

This was a malicious act that was done by the employee(s) at LifeTouch. I honestly don't think they wanted to hurt the innocent people in Texas. But you got caught in the middle. If this happened to my school or children, I would demand a complete explanation, and never use this company again. Being a Minnesotan, I am embarrassed by this. LifeTouch should be very ashamed. How could you do this?

[seekthetruth]

CyBear wrote:

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Links please.

Just google or yahoo it. Here are a couple of hints for a head start.
http://www.secretservice.gov/ntac.shtml
The most recent one happened in NYC on March 14, 2008, No one died and a military space was destroyed.

I believe most USA citizens have a desensitization to violence, narrow (Islamic) viewpoint of terrorism, and see the world more based on their political beliefs, than reality.

[seekthetruth]

CyBear wrote:

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Sure, he does, if he ALSO takes blame for 9/11. Oh, and what about Oklahoma City? Should he accept the blame for missing that one?
Twit.

One could argue that lots of Presidents have small amounts of blame going back to at least Reagan but the biggest blame is OBL and the hijackers and we still have not caught OBL yet.

Blaming Presidents make some people feel good but it is generally misplaced anger and remorse.

[seekthetruth]

CyBear wrote:
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Links please.

Just google or yahoo it. Here are a couple of hints for a head start.
http://www.secretservice.gov/ntac.shtml
The most recent one happened in NYC on March 6 (not 14), 2008, No one died and a military space was destroyed.

I believe most USA citizens have a desensitization to violence, narrow (Islamic) viewpoint of terrorism, and see the world more based on their political beliefs, than reality.

I never should depend on my memory March 6, New York City is was I meant.