The humbling thing about the web is that no matter what unique idea for a patent, product, area of research, or name for a company you come up with, chances are if you do a search for it in Google, you will find that at least one person, if not several others, have already beat you to the punch. Given the fact that approximately 1.5 billion people are now using the Internet, the chances for uniqueness or distinctive individuality are exponentially decreasing on a daily basis. I did however think that my name was unique enough to be an identifier of me alone. Well, I had to think again, when Joanna Robinson alerted me to this recent news story.

4-H news
Vinton Courier - OH,USA

The Allensville Hillbillies held their first meeting on Feb. 17 at Gerri Sinclair's house. Michael Sowers started the Pledge of Allegiance. Chase Nesser started the 4-H pledge.

During the meeting, the group discussed projects for this year.

The club has seven members and three advisers. They are Chase Nesser, Michael Sowers, Allexia Sinclair, Heather Perry, Ethan Perry, Bryce Perry, Derick Jones, Chasity Sowers, Gerri Sinclair and Yvonne Scott.

Gerri prepared the snack. The next meeting was held on March 2. For more information on the group, contact Chasity Sowers at 596-4475.

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