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From: James William Zuercher <James.Zuercher@msfc.nasa.gov>
Subject: Re: Kindness
Date: 1999/09/09
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A very long time ago a very good friend of mine, and a very wise soul told me "If
anyone asks you for help, if it is within your means to provide what they ask for,
give it."  "You can't control what they do with what you give them."  "However they
thought they needed help and you have supplied it." "That is what truly matters."