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From: "Sean Champ" <symmetry_web@email.msn.com>
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Subject: ( coccon & FOP  ) , & hello.
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as salaem 'alekum.


what is the distinction is between Cocoon and FOP?

are the two being used in-conjunction?



other than that, I look forward to working on the Coccon project.

( I may specialize in documentation-writing.  need to get some things =
built, first.)


-- sean