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		<title>Comment on Lessons in &#8220;Noli Nothis Permittere Te Terere&#8221;&#8230; by John</title>
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		<description>Hey Corky!  I think the jist of this blog that you wrote today would be titled &quot;Taking the High Road&quot;.  Too many of us - including me - are always all to willing to get in the gutter with the people you are talking about.  The REALLY hard part is taking the High road.  It isn&#039;t always easy and often seems not to be the &quot;right&quot; road to take, but it always is.  Regardless of what the situation is, it&#039;s the right road.  I have learned that in the past year with situations that I have been involved.  I wish you luck with this lesson, as it is a difficult one, but a necessary one to learn.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hey Corky!  I think the jist of this blog that you wrote today would be titled &#8220;Taking the High Road&#8221;.  Too many of us &#8211; including me &#8211; are always all to willing to get in the gutter with the people you are talking about.  The REALLY hard part is taking the High road.  It isn&#8217;t always easy and often seems not to be the &#8220;right&#8221; road to take, but it always is.  Regardless of what the situation is, it&#8217;s the right road.  I have learned that in the past year with situations that I have been involved.  I wish you luck with this lesson, as it is a difficult one, but a necessary one to learn.</p>
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