Victory:
Governor Schwarzenegger Signs
Military Parents' Bill!
Last week
California Governor Arnold
Schwarzenegger signed SB 1082,
a bill which will help military
parents. The bill addresses
the way parents who serve
are often taken advantage
of in custody and family law
matters while they are deployed.
Also, it will help resolve
the child support nightmare
many mobilized reservists
face.
Lobbyist
Michael Robinson has asked
me to thank the Sackson Horde
for all the calls and letters
you made in support of the
bill during our campaign back
in April. Working through
the
Military Parents Alliance,
your efforts helped build
support for the bill. In fact,
the Senate Judiciary Committee
Analysis of SB 1082 made specific
note of your calls and letters.
To learn more about SB 1082,
see my co-authored column
California's Military Reservists
Need SB 1082 (Riverside
Press-Enterprise, 4/14/05).
Special
credit goes to Robinson and
Stan Diorio for their fantastic
work in passing this bill.
The bill was sponsored by
Senators Denise Moreno Ducheny
(D-San Diego) and Bill Morrow
(R-Oceanside).
According
to Robinson, Senator Morrow
was first inspired to take
up this cause after he read
The Betrayal of the Military
Father (Los
Angeles Daily News, 5/4/03).
It is the story of Gary S.,
a San Diego-based US Navy
SEAL whose little boy was
permanently moved from California
to the Middle East against
his will while he was deployed
in Afghanistan after the September
11 terrorist attacks.
To hear an interview with
Gary on His
Side, go to
Two Years into Iraq War, Little
Has Been Done to Protect the
Rights of Military Fathers
(3/13/05).
This is
a nice victory but there is
much to be done and many more
battles to fight. Working
with the
Military Parents Alliance
we are pursuing action for
military parents in several
states (most notably Michigan),
and also at the federal level.
Victories cost money--I urge
all of you to
donate to support our
efforts by clicking
here.
Arnold Schwarzenegger &
My Wife
I was asked
to be a part of the signing
ceremony for the bill, which
made my wife--a huge Arnold
fan--very jealous. She has
made it clear she would leave
me for him if she had the
chance. I can't say I'd blame
her. Last week I was all set
to go to Sacramento and get
a picture of Arnold and I
grinning and shaking hands,
but Schwarzenegger decided
to dispense with the signing
ceremony and went ahead and
signed the bill. Damn--I was
looking forward to rubbing
that picture in my wife's
face for at least a decade
or two...
New Column: Striking in the
Belly of the Beast
My co-authored
column,
Virginia Declares War on Deadbroke
Dads (Norfolk
Virginian-Pilot, 8/30/05),
criticizes the humiliating
"wanted" lists of
fathers behind on their child
support being published in
Virginia newspapers. Our article
was published in Virginia's
largest newspaper on the same
day that newspaper published
a new list. The lists contain
requests for people to call
the Crime Line at 1-800-LOCK-U-UP
if they know of the whereabouts
of one of these fathers.
As we note
in the article, Nick Young,
Virginia's Director of Child
Support Enforcement, claims
that 125,000 parents are behind
on child support. Yet Young
& Co. were unable to produce
one alleged deadbeat--one--who
actually has a white collar
job. I and my co-author, family
law attorney Jeff Leving,
wrote:
"A
laborer. A cashier.
A carnival hired hand. A construction
worker. All with children.
Are they the featured men
and women in a newspaper article
about hard times in the state
of Virginia? The hopefuls
for a local job training program?
The applicants for emergency
relief? No--they are the 'deadbeat
parents' who top the list
of Virginia's 'Most Wanted'
for falling behind on child
support. These three men and
one woman together somehow
owe well over a quarter of
a million dollars in back
child support."
As is always
the case when defending fathers
behind on child support, our
column is drawing a lot of
hostility, and the Virginian-Pilot
has printed many anti-father
letters. To defend Virginia's
fathers I suggest you write
a Letter to the Editor of
the
Virginian-Pilot--click
on
letters@pilotonline.com.
I specifically
commend Roger Chesley, associate
editor of the editorial page
of the Norfolk
Virginian-Pilot, for
having the guts to run our
piece. Newspapers are supposed
to have an unbreachable wall
between their advertising
and editorial content, and
Chesley showed editorial independence
at its finest. As I told Roger,
I hope it don't cost him his
job.
To learn more about the lists,
see
Virginia's newspaper ad flushes
out deadbeat parents (Norfolk
Virginian-Pilot, 8/25/05),
News ads identify deadbeat parents:
Va. officials hope ads prompt
them to pay up on child support
(Richmond
Times-Dispatch, 8/19/05)
and
Ad Shows Parents Who Are Behind
in Child Support (WSLS,
8/24/05).
Child Support Injustice: Francis
Borgia Speaks
In several
of my newspapers columns and
on
His Side I have
discussed the case of
Francis Borgia, a deadbroke
dad who attempted suicide
in a Kentucky courtroom after
being sentenced to prison
for two years for a fake $7,000
child support arrearage. Like
so many so-called "deadbeat
dads," Borgia's problem
was not a refusal to pay,
but instead his inability
to get a downward modification
on his child support after
he was laid off of a good
paying job. To learn more,
read my co-authored column
Persecuting Low Income Parents
(Cincinnati
Post, Kentucky Post,
8/26/05) and listen to my
radio commentary on Borgia
at
Deadbeat Dad or Deadbroke
Dad?
Borgia now
works two jobs to pay his
child support and fake arrearages.
He leaves his home every day
at 6:30 AM and returns at
11:30 PM--guaranteeing that
he will have no family time,
and not even enough time to
get 7 hours of sleep. He says
"I feel like a slave."
His recent letter to me is
below. Borgia can be reached
at
fborg65@hotmail.com.
"Dear
Glenn,
Hello, First let me introduce
myself. My name is Francis
Borgia. I read your article
on
Persecuting Low Income Parents.
Will the courts ever relieve
us of this torment? Probably
not. I am still a 'deadbroke'
Dad, only now I am dead tired.
I am Dead Tired and exhausted
of working 2 jobs trying to
meet the courts obligations
for child support. (The court
ordered me to work 2 jobs
or I will be put back in jail.)
I have asked
to have my child support reduced
because my son is now a grown
man 18 years of age.
I am still waiting. I have
been waiting since May. So
how long does it take the
state to make modifications
to lower the obligations?
They are real quick to point
fingers and have somebody
thrown in jail, but take their
sweet time to make any changes
when it comes to lowering
the obligations. (That's the
reason why I was behind in
the first place.) I
have been jailed again after
I got out of prison because
of failure to pay child support
again (mostly because I had
no work). My new wife Karen
bailed me out and it took
everything we had to do it.
A lot of the cause is my remarried
ex-wife. She married a very
wealthy man. She told me that
she would do anything in her
power to make sure that I
never get to see my daughter
again, and that she will do
anything in her power to make
sure that I live the rest
of my life in prison or see
me dead.
I don't
know what I did to make her
so bitter and angry. (Besides
being broke all the time.)
Now the only life I have is
working 2 jobs every day and
hardly ever seeing my family.
What kind of life is that?
I LOVE my children very much
and miss them dearly. I am
sure their mothers told them
I don't care about them and
don't love them.
I would
like to see them again and
be a part of their lives.
(hard to do working 2 jobs.
Believe me; If there is any
way I could contact them I
would. Well I have get to
go get ready to go back to
work. I wish all fathers that
care for their children the
best.
Francis
Borgia
fborg65@hotmail.com"
Uniting the Fathers Movement
and Fighting Fatalism
While one
often hears a lot of fatalism
within the fatherhood and
shared parenting movements,
the reality is that we have
made substantial progress
over the past year. I noted
some of these accomplishments
in my Father's Day column
This Year Daddy Began a Comeback
(Riverside
Press-Enterprise, 6/19/05).
However,
one of the biggest problems
the shared parenting movement
faces is its seemingly endless
factionalism. It is vitally
important for fatherhood and
shared parenting advocates
to unite politically. The
American Coalition for Fathers
and Children has a solid
program and is the largest
and strongest force representing
shared parenting.
At the "Healing
Our Families Conference"
in Detroit, Michigan in June,
attendees unanimously designated
the
American Coalition for Fathers
and Children as the national
organization promoting Shared
Parenting as the core mission.
With 40,000 members nationwide
and affiliated organizations
in nearly two dozen states,
the ACFC is working to creating
a family law system which
promotes equal rights for
all parties affected by divorce.
Recent events
show that we can win victories.
I urge you to join the ACFC
or, if you are already a member,
to renew your membership.
A list of ACFC affiliates
can be found
here. You can join or
renew by clicking
here.
California NOW Pays Homage
to His
Side
Helen Grieco,
Executive Director of the
California National Organization
for Women, has just launched
an Internet radio show. The
name? You guessed it--Her
Side. Grieco, you
may recall, labeled me a "A
women-bashing, backlash shock-jock
radio host" in
a newspaper article last year
about my work--see
Bashing boys is, like, not
OK Christian
Science Monitor (3/31/04).
Naturally I felt compelled
to contact her and offer her
some pointers--an offer which,
remarkably, she accepted.
Helen's
show broadcasts live (with
call-ins) on
www.voiceamerica.com,
an internet radio service,
every Thursday at 1 PM PST.
To listen to archives of Helen's
show, click
here.
I have criticized
California NOW on more occasions
than I can remember. A few
examples are:
California NOW's
Family Court Report 2002:
Faulty Research, False Conclusions
(Los
Angeles Daily Journal, San
Francisco Daily Journal, 7/11/02);
California NOW Takes Stand
Against Working Mothers
(Sarasota
Herald-Tribune, 2/23/04);
Preserving Paternity Fraud
(Orange
County Register, 10/3/02);
Fathers Bear the Brunt of
Gender Bias in Family Courts
(Insight
magazine (8/19/02); and
New California Move-Away Law
Hurts Children of Divorce
(Long
Beach Press Telegram, 10/18/03).
Column: Persecuting Low Income
Parents
As some
of you may have read, Kentucky
launched a new jihad
against deadbroke/"deadbeat"
dads recently. My co-authored
column,
Persecuting Low Income Parents
(Cincinnati
Post, Kentucky Post,
8/26/05), criticizes the campaign.
To learn more, see the Associated
Press' article
Jefferson to publicly expose
deadbeats (7/25/05), in
which my co-author, family
law attorney
Jeff Leving, was quoted,
and
Child-support ad pays off
in tips (Louisville
Courier-Journal, 8/2/05).
Glenn Criticizes
Kentucky's Humiliating 'Deadbeat
Dad' Lists on Radio in Atlanta,
Lexington
I criticized
Kentucky's humiliating 'Deadbeat
Dad' lists on the
Martha Zoller Show
on WDUN AM 550 in Gainesville/North
Atlanta on Thursday, August
11, and on Dave Krusenklaus'
"Kruser and Krew"
afternoon drivetime show on
WLVK AM 590 in Kentucky on
Wednesday, August 10. To learn
more about the lists, see
my new co-authored column
Persecuting Low Income Parents
(Cincinnati
Post, Kentucky Post,
8/26/05).
His Side on Fox News
His Side was filmed
and I was interviewed for
a recent Fox special about
paternity fraud victim Taron
James. To watch,
click here.
As part
of Operation Northern Watch,
James carried out hazardous
reconnaissance missions behind
Iraqi lines aftermath of the
Gulf War. He earned four service
medals and three ribbons before
his honorable discharge in
1994. Yet his reward for his
service has been a decade
of unremitting government
harassment, financial deprivation,
and a struggle to stay out
of jail.
James was
the victim of a false paternity
declaration made while he
was serving overseas. To learn
about Taron's story, see my
co-authored column
Defrauded Veterans Have Mixed
Emotions on Veterans Day
(Daily
Breeze [Los Angeles],
11/11/03). I told Fox of my
exasperation that this case--which
should have been open and
shut--has dragged on so long.
The good
news is that this month the
paternity judgment against
Taron--for a child he never
knew, much less fathered--was
finally, finally overturned.
Congratulations to Taron,
and also to Marc Angelucci,
Taron's attorney.
Also congratulations
to Raegan Phillips, James'
longtime fiancee who has stood
by him during this battle.
Any man would be lucky to
have such a loyal partner.
The battle
against paternity fraud in
California has been a long
one. To learn more, see my
column
Paternity Fraud Victims Need
Justice (Los
Angeles Daily News, 3/15/02),
concerning the Paternity Justice
Act of 2002 (AB 2240). The
bill passed the legislature
but was vetoed by then Governor
Gray Davis at the urging of
the California National Organization
for Women and other feminist
groups. I blasted Davis' veto
in my co-authored column
Preserving Paternity Fraud
(Orange
County Register, 10/3/02).
We turned
the tide on paternity fraud
in California last year, due
in large part to the work
of advocates like Michael
Robinson, Marc Angelucci,
Men Enabling New Solutions,
the
National Coalition of Free
Men Los Angeles, and numerous
others.
AB 252 passed and is now
law. Also, in the Navarro
case last summer, Second District
Court of Appeal Justice Rubin
spat on Los Angeles County
child support enforcement,
telling them that his court
refused to "sully its
hands" by enforcing false
paternity judgments. To learn
more, see the His
Side show
Appeal Court to LA County:
'We Won't Sully our Hands'
Enforcing False Paternity
Judgments (8/8/04).
The Fox
show also contained some bizarre
clips of arch-feminist California
legislator Sheila Kuehl waxing
nostalgic about two of her
usual targets--tradition and
fatherhood. In arguing against
AB 2240 (so that men would
still be compelled by the
state to pay child support
for children who are not theirs),
Kuehl informs us that fatherhood
is more than "donating
genetic material," and
pointed to the loving bonds
between fathers and children.
Yet Kuehl has done everything
she could to destroy fathers
in California.
For one,
she has sponsored and helped
pass domestic violence legislation
which makes it easier for
unscrupulous mothers to drive
fathers out of their children's
lives by false charges of
domestic violence. Also, Kuehl
very much opposed the LaMusga
decision and our campaign
to preserve it. To learn more,
see my co-authored column
Is a Pool More Important than
a Dad? (San
Francisco Chronicle, Los Angeles
Daily News, 5/4/04),
and
California Senate Leader Pulls
Anti-Child Bill in Face of
Huge Opposition (MND
Newswire, 8/16/04).
On the Fox
special Kuehl also defended
the ancient tradition that
any child born during a marriage
is presumed to the child of
the husband, thus allowing
mothers to force divorced
dads to child support for
children they conceived through
adulterous liaisons. Kuehl
emphasized that we must stick
with tradition. This touching
faith in tradition is very
odd coming from Kuehl, a lesbian
who would have been treated
very cruelly and unfairly
in any traditionalist society.
Glenn Quoted in Dallas Morning
News on TV Dad Bashing
I'm quoted
on TV dad bashing and stay
at home dads in the news story
Homer, make room for real
dads (Dallas
Morning News, 8/17/05).
The article also discussed
the
His Side Campaign Against
Anti-Father Verizon Commercial.
To learn more about TV dad
bashing, see
Father Knows Best? (CBS
News Sunday Morning with Charles
Osgood, 6/19/05), in which
both I and Warren Farrell
appear, as well as my column
Why I Launched the Campaign
Against Verizon's Anti-Father
Ad (Pasadena
Star-News, 11/18/04).
The Dallas
Morning News article
also discussed CBS' new dad-mocking
reality TV show Meet Mister
Mom. To watch excerpts of
Meet Mister Mom, click
here. To comment on Meet
Mister Mom, click
here.
To learn
more about the contributions
fathers make to their families,
see my co-authored column
Indiana Woman's 'Housework
Strike': Maybe It's Husbands
Who Should Strike (Gary
Post-Tribune, 11/8/02)
and my column
Stay-at-Home Dads: A Practical
Solution to the Career Woman's
Dilemma (Philadelphia
Inquirer, 5/29/02).
Debtors' Prison in Michigan?
While in
Kentucky fathers are being
hounded and publicly humiliated
for being poor, in Michigan
Louie Joe Kalman is being
imprisoned for it--see
Debtors' prison claimed in
appeal (Daily
Telegram, 8/23/05).
His attorney argues that the
two- to four-year prison term
he was given in December amounts
to debtors' prison. As we've
discussed before, there are
many fathers who are jailed
or imprisoned simply because
they were unable to pay the
child support amounts the
state demanded.
There is
another interesting element
of the Kalman case--the cruel
and insane policy of most
states that allows child support
to be charged to incarcerated
men, so that when they emerge
from prison they are way behind
on support. In my column
California Child Support Bill
Will Help Newly Released Prisoners
Rebuild Their Lives (Los
Angeles Daily Journal, San
Francisco Daily Journal, 5/9/02),
I quoted Elena Ackel, senior
attorney for the Legal Aid
Foundation of Los Angeles,
on the genius of this policy:
"The
wonder of the current system
is that everybody loses. The
state tries to beat astronomical
child support arrearages--$20,000
or $30,000 in many cases--out
of dead broke, unskilled,
and unemployed people who
just got out of prison. Some
of these people even end up
back in jail because they
couldn't pay the child support
which accrued while they were
in jail. Who benefits from
this?"
Kalman is
certainly no prize--he served
a decade in jail for auto
theft, bad checks, and attempted
robbery. Still, my view of
ex-convicts has always been
this--I don't care about punishing
them, I just want them to
not commit more crimes. Also,
Kalman's debt to society was
repaid through his many years
in prison--the punishment
is supposed to end when he
is released. Piling a staggering
fake child support arrearage
on an ex-con only guarantees
that he'll slip back into
crime, live on the margins
of society, or, as in this
case, go back to jail. Apparently
most if not all of Kalman's
staggering $37,345 child support
debt in Lenawee County, Michigan
piled up during his decade
in prison.
In 2002
former Los Angeles Assemblyman
Rod Wright
introduced AB 2245 into
the California State Assembly
to solve this problem. The
bill was killed in committee
about a week after my column
supporting it was published.
Wright is one of the few politicians
in the nation to pay attention
to fathers' issues, and has
done a lot of good work on
paternity fraud and child
support enforcement abuses.
Wright was termed out but
will be running for the legislature
again next year--I will be
supporting him and will let
you know what you can do to
help.
Feminists, Men's Activists
Clash at LA Movie Screening
Feminists
and men's activists clashed
during a screening of the
documentary "Before the
Fact" at the Raleigh
studios in Los Angeles on
Wednesday, August 17. The
film is the work of filmmaker
Michael J. Holland and
focuses on violence in intimate
relationships. Holland was
arrested for shoving his wife
in an argument, and accepts
full responsibility for what
he did. However, he contends
that his wife, who he says
did everything she could to
provoke him, should also be
called upon to examine her
own behavior. It was an interesting
and provocative film.
I sat on
the discussion panel along
with reverend Jesse Lee Peterson
of the Brotherhood Organization
of a New Destiny (BOND), gender
studies professor
Dr. Hugo Schwyzer, lobbyist
Michael Robinson, and Marc
Angelucci, president of the
National Coalition of Free
Men Los Angeles.
I clashed
with Peterson, who make several
wild and insulting generalizations
about women, including "99%
of [family] violence is coming
from women." After I
distanced myself from his
comments he accused me of
wimping out, and he and got
into a brief, angry jawing
match in front of everybody.
To read
Schwyzer's perspective on
the panel, click
here. Schwyzer's depiction
of the events is accurate
enough within the context
of (sigh) Hugo's pro-feminist
blinders, but I would dispute
a few points. For one, since
the film focused on men's
violence against women and
never mentioned women's physical
violence against men, it was
appropriate to discuss the
convincing evidence that heterosexual
men are also often the victims
of their female intimates'
violence. To learn more about
male victims of domestic violence,
see my column
Plaintiff in Suit Against
LA DV Shelters is Right to
Demand Services for Abused
Men (Los
Angeles Daily News,
6/12/03).
Schwyzer wrings his hands
that there was such a somewhat
lengthy discussion of "statistics."
While I agree that it went
on too long, I also believe
that since feminists have
so often used fallacious statistics
to vilify and stigmatize men,
it is appropriate and necessary
for men's activists to correct
the record.
Schwyzer
contends that the feminists
in the audience walked out
in protest, though I'm not
sure that that's what happened.
There was a lot of commotion
and the camera lights were
so bright in my face that
it was hard for me to see
exactly what was happening.
There were certainly many
heated exchanges.
Schwyzer
criticizes the screening for
having an all-male panel with
only one pro-feminist panelist.
However, filmmaker Adryenn
Neuenburg, who organized the
event, says she invited several
women's groups and feminist
activists to be on the panel
but they declined.
BTW, Hugo
is getting married next week--I
congratulate him and wish
him luck.
English Fathers' Rights Protestors
Go Free After Bridge Occupation
Four English
fathers' rights protestors
involved in a high profile
bridge occupation last November
walked free this week--for
details, see
Fathers' rights protesters
walk free after Severn Bridge
demo (ic
Wales - United Kingdom,
8/16/05).
The popular
support these protestors have
is evident both in the outcome
of the case and the judge's
courtroom comments. The bridge
protest featured the heroic
Jolly Stanesby, a divorced
father of one who has been
involved in several daring,
creative protests. Stanesby
handcuffed himself to the
English anti-father "Children's"
Minister Margaret Hodge at
a family law conference in
Salford in November, 2004.
Stanesby
also spent seven days on Tamar
Bridge in Plymouth, England
in January, 2004, refusing
to come down from his freezing
perch despite being told "you
could die up there,"
and then enraging British
police by cleverly eluding
capture. Stanesby is a registered
child care provider and is
thus allowed to care for any
child in England except his
own, who he is barred from
calling and is allowed to
see only four days a month.
Stanesby , who became a registered
child minder in the hope he
could spend more time with
his five year-old daughter,
also made news in 2003 as
the "Ms. Doubtfire Dad."
Stanesby appeared in court
dressed as a woman, making
the point that if he switched
genders he would be treated
more fairly.
To hear
Stanesby on
His Side, go to
Nonviolent Resistance by British
'Dads Army' Rocks UK (2/15/05).
I also discussed Stanesby
in my Address to the 2004
Men's Rights Congress in Washington
DC
The Future of the American
Father (6/19/04). In that
speech I defended Fathers
4 Justice's tactics and called
for them to be expanded into
the United States.
Glenn Quoted
on Geisel Statutory Rape Case
I was quoted
on the Geisel statutory rape
case in the story
Columnist Sees Inconsistency
in Punishment of Male and
Female Sex Offenders (Agape
Press, 8/8/05).
Militant Grandmas Fight for
Shared Parenting
Three Sides to Every Story
is an organization set up
by militant grandma
Bessie Hudgins to help
fathers in their fight to
stay in their children's lives
after divorce or separation.
Hudgins has fought a 16-year
battle to keep in touch with
three of her granddaughters.
Her son is a divorced dad
who was pushed out of his
daughters' lives. Bessie can
be contacted at
three3sides@aol.com or
at 706-882-2897.
Shared Parenting Advocate
Runs for State Legislature
Shared
parenting advocate
Ron Grignol of
Fathers for Virginia has
won the Republican Party nomination
for a seat in the Virginia
state legislature. Grignol
is campaigning against Democrat
Mark Sickles for the House
of Delegates in the 43rd district,
and is making shared parenting
one of the key issues of his
campaign. If successful in
the November elections, Grignol
hopes to become part of the
Civil Law subcommittee of
the Courts of Justice Committee
of the House of Delegates,
which handles family law matters.
I know
Ron personally, he's a good
man, and a win here would
be a definite victory for
the fatherhood movement. Obviously
only a small percentage of
the 10,000+ people on this
elist are in Ron's district,
but there are many other ways
you can help. If you're willing
to donate time or money, write
to Ron at
ron@rongrignol.com.
Mike McCormick,
Executive Director of the
American Coalition for Fathers
and Children, calls Grignol
a "strong, consistent
advocate for family law reform
and shared parenting."
David Levy, Esq., president
of the
Children's Rights Council,
says he personally knows Ron
Grignol to be a "strong
shared parenting advocate
who believes in father involvement
with their children"
and supports his candidacy.
Are You Looking to Earn Money
Working from Home?
If you're
tired of working long hours
away from home and are interested
in starting a home based business,
check out
www.EntrepreneurfromHome.com.
Many people are earning good
incomes working from the comfort
of their own homes, while
also being there for those
special moments with their
children. To learn more, go
to
www.EntrepreneurfromHome.com
or call 1-800-705-0528. Don't
your kids deserve to have
a happy parent at home?
Tom Ellis' Rantings
of a Single Male Sells
out First Printing
Congratulations
to Tom Ellis for selling out
his first printing of
The Rantings of a Single Male:
Losing Patience with Feminism,
Political Correctness... and
Basically Everything.
Tom will have a new edition
out soon.
Rantings describes
the rise of feminism from
the mid '70s to the present,
through Ellis' personal experiences.
Not for the faint of heart,
The
Rantings of a Single Male
is loaded with outrageous
stories. The
Rantings of a Single Male
is available only on Amazon.com.
To learn more, click
here.
Best Wishes,
Glenn Sacks
GlennSacks.com
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