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Subject: Re: Elvis Presley Had (Many) A Clue

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Ron
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Date Posted: 21:14:14 11/27/11 Sun
In reply to: Dennis S. Vogel 's message, "Elvis Presley Had (Many) A Clue" on 20:20:35 01/07/05 Fri

This may seem like an inane question - How do we get a clue?
OR maybe it should phrased as - How can we be sure what we have really is a clue?

Since so many things are often contradicted later by other "facts"/"clues". All this contradictory stuff just seems like a bunch of noise, instead of useful sounds.

Maybe Elvis Presley didn't recognize a musical trend from his perspective. Others would probably say there was a musical trend. For the most part, parents (in the late 1950s and early 1960s) hoped rock 'n' roll would fade as a fad.

Those parents probably would have said Elvis doesn't/didn't have a clue.

I don't understand this statement -
Would Elvis have said this? "Yes, sir, that's right." Or would he have figured this �Colonel� spent too much time sipping too much moonshine?

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Credibility Helps People Believe Somebody Has A Clue Dennis S. Vogel 22:42:38 11/27/11 Sun

Who Needs The Clue This Time? The Business Owner or Customer? Dennis S. Vogel 23:24:33 02/27/12 Mon

Have A Clue & Maintain It So You Can Stay Out Of Jeopardy -- Dennis S. Vogel, 23:18:04 07/31/12 Tue

Re: Have A Clue & Maintain It So You Can Stay Out Of Jeopardy -- Clue Zone, 21:30:08 09/28/13 Sat

What Are Your Customers' Nightmare Scenarios? -- Dennis S. Vogel, 23:07:34 09/28/13 Sat

Life Strategies - Doing What Works, Doing What Matters - Or Not! Dennis S. Vogel 23:50:07 03/30/12 Fri

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Subject	Author	Date
Credibility Helps People Believe Somebody Has A Clue	Dennis S. Vogel	22:42:38 11/27/11 Sun

Who Needs The Clue This Time? The Business Owner or Customer?	Dennis S. Vogel	23:24:33 02/27/12 Mon
Have A Clue & Maintain It So You Can Stay Out Of Jeopardy -- Dennis S. Vogel, 23:18:04 07/31/12 Tue Re: Have A Clue & Maintain It So You Can Stay Out Of Jeopardy -- Clue Zone, 21:30:08 09/28/13 Sat What Are Your Customers' Nightmare Scenarios? -- Dennis S. Vogel, 23:07:34 09/28/13 Sat
Life Strategies - Doing What Works, Doing What Matters - Or Not!	Dennis S. Vogel	23:50:07 03/30/12 Fri