Yes but had he access to a tool like NORSAM it would possibly still be here
as an electronic original. Having said that, think of the impact of what you
are saying. The end of Indiana Jones would be entirely different and would
Harrison Ford even been cast? It truly does boggle.

Chris Flynn



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-----Original Message-----
From: Sharon Blackstock [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: Tuesday, October 05, 2004 10:10 AM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Re: Databases

Susan wrote: "Ok, but Moses wrote a record and is listed in the metadata.  I
think the record had 10 points (chuckle)."

So, which is the record copy? The stone tablets are lost and we have several
"versions" of the record in various languages and with various cultural
biases (and trust me, I'm not "ditzing" the scripture, I'm a believer, but
there are multiple interpretations, which is a whole 'nuther subject
completely). And yes, there is a point to this - the data goes in, it gets
revised and the record changes with each revision. See, I'm liking paper
more and more every day (sorry, some Luddite said that).

Sharon G. Blackstock, CRM
Central Records Administrator
Lakewood City Clerk's Office
480 South Allison Parkway
Lakewood CO 80226-3127
303-987-7091 (office)
303-987-7088 (fax)
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Lakewood's records management objectives: 1) Information is available when
needed; 2) Records of permanent value are preserved; 3) Non-permanent
records are destroyed per approved retention schedules; 4) Discarded paper
is recycled.

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