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Date Posted: Wednesday, December 15, 09:25:50pm
Author: your an extreme low picker=Low==265==heavier vol==19 mill
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VirginiaThursday Dec 16th===240==morning arvo==end saggitarious Xmas function--Church

Thursday 16/12/2010.
I’ve had a yarn to Virginia this morning and said hello to all the staff, Mrs Greenspan, I have a dream 1963 the managing director Stephen, Virginia has invited me to the church Xmas party near Captain Cooks cottage on Tuesday 21/12/2010 at 11am.
Noted I have received two invites to other Xmas party’s different churches both for Saturday the 18/12/2010, one at Collingwood another at the Town Hall.
At the Melbourne Museum website it states that the 18/12/2010 will be the longest day for Southern Hemisphere Brad Pitts birthday, Big Issue Xmas party in 2009, this year the party was on Human Rights Day Friday 10/12/2010. Noted for two years running the Big Issue party has been on a Friday.
The editor for the magazine I have not seen, when I do we often have a yarn a very nice person, as are all the staff, has stated in the past the lowest selling magazines are usually those where rain comes into play
inclement weather.
Looking at the circulation figures on the wall.
The 2 lowest selling magazines for the year were the lows for the All Ords and Qantas.
2nd lowest selling edition Al Pacino expire 5/7==All Ords low 4250.60==issue 357
Tuesday 22/6/2010 to Monday 5/7/2010==anniversary edition Big Issue turns 14

Tuesday 6/7/2010 to Monday 19/7/2010 What’s so funny Lost in France

Lowest selling edition===Adam Hill==effective 6/7===52 week low==212.==issue 358
I managed to raise some money yesterday selling Xmas edition, I’ve had a shower at Melbourne
Pool 2.60 concession have also washed my clothes. Noted going through data for the whole year
And doing a median average for each month from January to November, I get a figure of 2.59.700.12.
That’s based on all the lows for the year. 2.60 rounded.
Noted for December, it has only been under 2.60 once, start summer Wednesday December 1st 2010
Rain in afternoon==at 2.54===it closed at 261==so far for December Qantas other than that day has always traded in the 260’s

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