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Chat Topic:<font color="#FF00FF"> <b><u>"Girls Night Out"
- Women & the Future<br>
</u></b></font>Time: Nov 30 - SUN 8pm Eastern, Length: 1 Hour<br>
Host: Susan Fonseca-Klein - co-director, ImmInst.org<br>
Susan's Biography and Discussion Topic:<br>
<a href="http://imminst.org/forum/index.php?act=ST&f=99&t=2218&s" eudora="autourl">http://imminst.org/forum/index.php?act=ST&f=99&t=2218&s</a>=<br><br>
<font color="#FF00FF"><b>CHAT FOR WOMEN ONLY</b></font>!<br><br>
Sponsored by the Immortality Institute (ImmInst.org), a nonprofit<br>
with the mission to end the blight of involuntary death, and hosted
by<br>
Susan Fonseca-Klein, this chat is for women only.<br><br>
The men need to take a break. They will have their own separate<br>
chat room during this time.<br><br>
As co-director of ImmInst.org, Susan warmly invites all women to<br>
participate. If you've never tried a chat before, don't worry, the
main<br>
goal is have fun while learning a little more about the
following:<br><br>
1. What do women want out of the future?<br>
2. Why do women live longer than men?<br>
3. Are there really more women than men talking about the
future?<br><br>
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Click 'Yes' and then Connect.<br><br>
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