Judging a book by its cover's colors

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The Webby - 27 Jul 2005 16:37 GMT

The colors used for the cover of "that book", front and back, were not
chosen by accident or for any other insignificant reason.

The last three lines of text on the back cover, bold white text set
against a solid black background, may hold the key to judging a book by
its cover:

"What you don't know will put you at risk of becoming a victim of this
crisis. Who will stop the suffering depends upon the identification of
the iatroepidemic.

ABOVE ALL... THIS IS A BOOK ABOUT HOPE"

Webby

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The Webby - 27 Jul 2005 19:53 GMT

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> The colors used for the cover of "that book", front and back, were not
> chosen by accident or for any other insignificant reason.
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> Webby

And what truly matters to me is that I have every reason to be certain
that there are people I've "come to know via usenet" who made me proud
to stand firmly behind that hope.

Sincerely,

Webby

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The Webby - 29 Jul 2005 00:16 GMT

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> Webby

And so I say to you, if you've read "that book", maybe you should pick
it up again. Look at the cover, front and back. Ponder the artwork --
the colors, the title and the subtitle, the image on the front cover,
the selected text on the back cover. Ponder what you know or don't know
about the authors Webby and Chang. Ponder the contributions made by so
many to the public domain; made by human beings strong and weak in their
positions... ponder the contributions that this snapshot of "history"
might make upon human beings strong and weak ... in their times of need.
Ponder how different everything might be today had we not congregated
here in Usenet's sci.med.dentistry ... and if "that book" had not been
published. And if you know of someone who hasn't read "that book",
consider sharing your copy or directing them to me to obtain/purchase a
copy of their own.

Sincerely,

Webby

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