In a message dated 9/15/01 1:32:06 PM Pacific Daylight Time, rennows@corgi.net writes: > I am one who has a Rottweiler for the first time. I would not trade her in for anythign else. She is very inteligent, overly friendly to most unless she senses you are up to no good. She lets us lay on her as if she were a pillow, she hides her face as if she is shy. She has never bit or growled at any of us in fact she loves it when you place your hand in her mouth and rub it or tug on it. Thank heavens she does not slobber LOL.. The worst she doed is act like a wash cloth once in a while. Thank you ever so much for posting. DdHober <A HREF="http://members.aol.com/d2hober/civilwar.htm">Civil War Resources</A>

These are the needs of personnel working at the disaster locations. If you feel so inclined, pass this on to others. All information comes from legitimate web sites which are listed below. To donate contact your local Red Cross or read the information offered at the bottom of this email. Thank you for helping! Food Soda Gatorade Juice Boxes Power Bars Trail Mix Dog Food for Canine Units Work & Medical Supplies Respirators and Filters Painter Masks Gloves Work Boots Work Gloves Latex Gloves Hard Hats Saline Bags Butterly Infusion Sets Antacids Foot Powder Goggles Eye Drops Neosphorine Advil Sinus Medication- Non- Drowsy Aspirin Ace Bandages Clothing T-Shirts (Large Sizes) Sweat Shirts/Large Sizes Socks Household Supplies Blankets Towels Can Openers Sanitary Napkins Tooth Brushes Tooth Paste Soap Flash Lights Heavy Equipment is needed. If you or someone you know can help in this area please follow this url: http://home.nyc.gov/suppliesform.html New York state has set up a relief fund victims of Tuesday's attack. People can call 1-800-801-8092 or visit the state's Web site at wwww.state.ny.us to make a donation using a credit card. They can also send a check by mail to New York State World Trade Center Relief Fund, P.O. Box 5028, Albany, NY 12205. Seven banks with branches in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut are allowing customers to make donations directly from their accounts to both the New York World Trade Center Relief Fund and the Twin Towers Fund set up by New York City. Those banks are Citibank, Dimes Savings Bank, Green-Point Bank, H-S-B-C Bank, J-P Morgan Chase, M-and-T Bank and North Fork Bank. The United Way set up a fund to aid victims and their families. The fund will be a conduit for money being distributed to establish emergency assistance agencies like the Red Cross and other nonprofit groups. Contributions may be sent to the September 11th Fund, in care of the United Way, 2 Park Ave., New York, N.Y. 10016, 212-251-4035, or through the United Way Web site, http://www.uwnyc.org. Sites Used for information above: WCBS-NYC: http://cbsnewyork.com/topstories/ http://cbsnewyork.com/topstories/StoryFolder/story_1609429249_html/#phone http://cbsnewyork.com/topstories/StoryFolder/story_1609429249_html/#donation s WABC-NYC: http://abclocal.go.com/wabc/ WNBC-NYC: http://www.wnbc.com/