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April 18, 2007

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It is such a senseless tragedy and my heart and prayers go out to all the friends and family of the victims of this shooting. It this time where media, especially the internet, has made the world such a small place, such a 'community', tragedies like this touch us all so much more personally. I'm so sorry for our loss.

When bright lights such as Jamie are lost, we are all diminished. Sending my prayers to all of the families and friends of victims of this terrible tragedy...

that is so powerful. imagine a site with the webpages of each of them

I am very sorry! this is so sad....

Just wanted to mentioned that Jamie and most of the other victims are on cover of the April 30th 2007 issue of TIME Magazine, entitled "Special Report". While I was glad to see that they made the cover, I was nonetheless saddened that so much attention, both in written coverage as well as photographic imagery, was given to the killer. It only confirms to attention seekers that this is a route one can go to get one's story heard.

Love and light to you all x

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