I just about wet my pants seeing the photo...those mustaches go way back :)  Funny picture...but the cause is noteworthy, God bless you for that!

Marc

Okay, you guys. I'm in. I started mine Saturday . . . Nov 1.

This is a great thing you all are doing. My husband died in July from cancer and it is a terrible experience. Both the therapy and after his death. Just because it is one type of cancer doesn't preclude the fact that what may be learned will help all types of cancer. Thanks again for your efforts and I will vote @ the end. Linda

I admire your efforts on the project.

My husband has completed treatment within the last year and PSA is back to normal. It was very scarey and hard for him to deal with as we had just lost my mom from colon cancer within six months prior and she had lived with us for 2 years.

We all need to continue with making people aware of how important early detection is for recovery.

God bless you-

Tuned in late, hope all went well.  Great cause, God Bless!

Ann

Thanks Ann. All went well.

Saul

I missed much of Mo'vember due to having spine surgery, but what a worthy cause guys !  It was strange seeing you after so many years sans your stashes, and I must say - you BOTH look much younger!!     

Just as in Breast cancer awareness, I believe it is important to get the word out to all to get regular check ups, get your PSA tests, mamograms, it takes so little time, and an ounce of cure is worth a pound of prevention.  We all want our loved ones with us as long as possible, and surely you want to see your children, grand children and even great grandchildren grow up.

My mother is due to have cancer surgery on Jan 7th of 2009.  This is a rare form of cancer, but easily preventable if she had  regular Gynecology exams and pap smears. 

It is so easy to put off those appts, but oh so very important for those you may leave behind.

Make THIS your New Years Resolution, schedule a check up with your Dr. NOW.

DO IT  for YOU and for those you love.

Hi Saul- Just saw the video.  I don't know that I'd recognize you.  I know you will be at Inman, in Jan.  I'm not going to that, but plan on attending REBarCamp, the day before.  If you're around (and the mustache is back), I'll look for you.  Would like to talk to you about Point 2 website.

I HAD PROSTATE CANCER BACK IN 2003,WENT THRU RADIATION TREATMENT AND SO FAR MY DR. SAY'S IT IS GONE.THERE ARE DIFFERENT TREATMENTS FOR IT SO TALK TO YOUR DR. BUT DO IT NOW.THE SOONER THE BETTER.GREAT WORK YOU GUYS.

So one of Saul's acts is to dis-honor promises made.

I refer to:

"On Tue, Feb 3, 2009 at 3:35 AM, Point2 Agent <agent@point2agent.com> wrote:
>
>
> Important Message About Your Point2 Account
> Dear Jim:
>
> 2009 promises to be a positive turning point for the economy and for the
> real estate industry and Point2 is amping up its commitment to delivering
> the best products on the market to help you build your business. Our
> products will continue to offer syndication, analytics, predictive marketing
> tools and more, features and functionality not offered by most of our
> competitiors and essential to your success in a Web 2.0 world.
>
> This year we will focus on dramatic speed and stability improvements, the
> release of new features to bring you more clients, and on improving existing
> features to help you outperform your competition.
>
> In order to accomplish our goals, we have added 10 Senior Software
> Developers to our Point2 Agent team.
>
> To achieve these improvements, effective March 9, 2009, Point2 will no
> longer be hosting any free Standard accounts. The price of the Standard
> membership is $9.95 per month..."

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"Our standard package is free an will always be free - believe it".

A direct quote from your materials when I signed up.

What a shame.

No wonder trust of institutions is at an all-time low.

Saul and Point2 made commitments and are not keeping them.

Jim

Hey Saul,

Just checked out your post!  I'm 43 years old and for whatever reason the Good Man Upstairs lets me get as far as looking dirty and unkempt but stops me from the ultimate goal of growing a real mustache.   Wish I could participate otherwise.

Rich if you get a chance I'd love for you to check out my blog.

http://www.realtown.com/Richardhansson/blog

Have a great day!

P.S.  I think your cause is a great one!  My father had prostate cancer about 4 years ago.  Fortunately the doctors caught it early and were able to remove it.  He's as good as he was before it!   So...keep up the up the good work, awareness is half the battle!