joe daurril's home page
(dedicated to the memory of kathy anders (1947-1988)).
The present site anchors and hosts a former GeoCities collection inaugurated in May 2000. As an effort in reconstruction inaugurated this July (2006), we hope we may be excused for any duplication or omission during the transition. |
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Content Advisory As at the Vatican, some of the folk represented here are not wearing any clothes. And they are not necessarily where you might expect to find them.. |
The content of this
collection was described in 2002 as: |
We would like to suggest the possibility that the several
well-known phases of pre-Christian (ie
"Pagan") Greek
history may be interpreted as a unity and logical precursor to
what became the Byzantine Church. That in fact many of what are now cult
issues were manifest and resolved by the Greeks themselves in their own
historical time. His original
Public Access USA site will soon be
reactivated, showing now an expanded new entry reviewing Tampa's
PAC . If you actually live and
play in Tampa Bay, you may as well visit our Churches. While you
are still here, you may examine Joe's preliminary specifications for a
state-of-the-art transporter database
system. Other leisure time goes to occasional engagement in film criticism. From
out of the thrilling days of yesteryear, you are now invited to monitor
Joe's reconstruction in 2001 of his (and other's) high school identity:
time travel at its best. Also, most (we assume) of 1955's HS grads were
born in 1937 - a year that first noticed publication of Harvard's Talcott Parsons' The Structure of Social Action.
The rest of this year (and some of next) is focused on starting a
Parsons' tribute site |
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order to make this Welcome page therefore at least SOCIALLY more useful than
before, I have added links to personal profiles created according to guidance
from two of America's leading online dating services: Yahoo!Personals and
Match.com. Folk visiting this site with less carnal intent may of course
quickly go on to other places. But for those so perhaps fortunate as to have
received one of my business cards at their local grocery or bookstore, enjoy! |
Please visit again
soon: e-mail is encouraged. |
last updated September 12th, 2016.