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Folks... best way to do this is to ask if anyone has experience with
dentists, or pick a service, in general and if they would not mind replying
to you offline. Many of us have compiled a thorough list over the years of
painters, house people, pet sitters and yes dentists. If this were not the
case I would have gone off about a mower repair company that made sure I
ended up in a bad situation. If someone were to have inquired before hand
about recs I would have shared information with you and at least a little of
what I have read could have been avoided. However, I am not sure that this
is even legal but I know that as long as we ask honest questions for help
and keep responses off line and on the DL (down low) nothing gets said.

Stuart

-----Original Message-----
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Chuck Cantrell
Sent: Tuesday, October 09, 2007 4:30 PM
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Subject: [UTCSTAFF] This whole dentist conversation

Okay, folks.
I tried to be gentle; now here's a little firmer reminder.  Tennessee
law prohibits use of state resources to promote personal gain or private
businesses.  Doing so also violates the University's Acceptable Use
Policy for computer and network privileges. Violations of these laws and
policies can result in loss of network access.

Please be mindful of these laws and policies in your email
communication.



Chuck Cantrell
Assistant Vice Chancellor, University Relations
The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga
203 Founders Hall
615 McCallie Avenue
Chattanooga, TN  37403
(423) 425-4363
(423) 425-5299 (fax)
 
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