"In the year 2025" Note: Emails are organized in the order received, with first received at the top. *** Mr. Jim Thompson, I have read all your articles until that time and I have been impressed of your last sentence "be safe and we will talk next week." Can you write me, the statistic of the accident type in pulp and paper industries. it will be better, if you have the number of accident type especially in board-paper industries. Be safe, Thank you, All the best, Yalcin Ozel Turkey --- If any of you have data we can provide Mr. Ozel, please send me your email address and I will put you in touch with him. Jim *** Jim, Many thanks once again for the nice info you provide to your readers. Great holidays to you. Dick Picard Montreal, Canada *** J-- Excellent NI! George Mead Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin USA *** Jim, I was thinking, I might "beat you to the punch" on the subject of this week's Nip Impressions. Were you thinking about something to say about the global warming controversy? Well, here is my thought: as Pogo would say, WE HAVE MET THE ENEMY AND THEY IS US. Or with the population growth of the world from its humble beginnings (perhaps) 50,000 years ago to what it is today, how can we not say the condition of this planet is NOT changing as the result of it? Chuck Green Webster, New York USA --- As you can see, Chuck, I did not not tackle that this week. You have a good point. However, one of my favorite riddles/useless facts is this. Everyone on earth can fit into Jacksonville, Florida. They will each have a space approximately 1/2 meter by 1/2 meter. It points out how thinly populated the earth still is today. I do, however, recommend a space near the edge if this condition comes to pass--downtown Jacksonville may be a bit unpleasant. Jim ### Have a comment? Send your email to jthompson@taii.com. Unless you tell us otherwise, we will assume we can use your name if we publish your letter.