Mass Communication by the Numbers

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1. Adam Daniel Mezei says:
   February 23, 2008 at 1:22 pm

   Ike, naturally we’d have to adapt the foodstuffs for the varying regions — some people consider wine not to be the elixir it actually is in more Latin-style countries, egs. French, Spanish, Portuguese. For some of these Central Europeans — hand ‘em a frankfurter and a mug ‘o beer, and they’re happier than a swine ‘n swill. But I dig the inventiveness — yet another example of humanity’s “unlimited resource” — the power of the mind.

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2. Adam Daniel Mezei says:
   February 23, 2008 at 1:26 pm

   Of course, I’d meant it Ike Pigott-style…that one little add there…

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3. Ike says:
   February 23, 2008 at 1:59 pm

   Thanks Adam… I know it wasn’t completely ‘culture-neutral’, but the 5,000 for fish and 12 for wine was a biblical reference.

   Jesus — however you want to view him — was undeniably a great communicator.

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4. Molly says:
   February 28, 2008 at 3:02 pm

   Ike said,”Jesus — however you want to view him — was undeniably a great communicator.

   Who else would have let Himself be seen first by Mary of Magdela, “a woman”, who spread the word to everyone that He is risen from the dead.

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