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Editor-> My Dear Shirley, Yes, I do read each and every article I link to in the Weekly Megillah, but I do not claim responsibility for every source, if in fact it is misrepresented. However, I checked back on the link I provided, and it clearly appears to be part of the Houston Chronicle as well as having all of the related links on the page, returning to the Chronicle's Web site. This is all I can be expected to do when checking a story. My organization, in case you were unaware, is me. I do this as a labour of love, along with the Monthly Gantseh Megillah. I take the time to read well over 200 stories a week before deciding on which ones to include in the email of the Weekly Megillah links, and if something slips by me occasionally, I hope I can be forgiven. Warmest wishes, Michael

Shirley R. Sasso		July 16, 2004
	Weekly Megillah Story Accuracy
I would like to have you check on some of the information in your e-mail as attached. I am referring to your information about conversion to Judaism. In particular, please read the article that you claim comes from the Houston Chronicle. I called the Houston Chronicle and was told definitely that this is SPAM. If so, this is a disgrace! Included is this website: http:/chron.com./cds/CA/ssistory/MPL/ tec/news/2671436 (If have the website wrong, please see the article.) I think it's the 3rd article on your e-mail. I trust you will look into this & read it completely. Does anyone at your site read the information before sending it out? I'm not blaming "SPAM" as yet. Someone in your organization must read the e-mails you send out. I will be waiting for a reply from you
Editor-> My Dear Shirley, Yes, I do read each and every article I link to in the Weekly Megillah, but I do not claim responsibility for every source, if in fact it is misrepresented. However, I checked back on the link I provided, and it clearly appears to be part of the Houston Chronicle as well as having all of the related links on the page, returning to the Chronicle's Web site. This is all I can be expected to do when checking a story. My organization, in case you were unaware, is me. I do this as a labour of love, along with the Monthly Gantseh Megillah. I take the time to read well over 200 stories a week before deciding on which ones to include in the email of the Weekly Megillah links, and if something slips by me occasionally, I hope I can be forgiven. Warmest wishes, Michael
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