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FPD 2005 was Friday, December 9th (CR7072,
B-54D)

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2005 Pictures are in. See them here.
Download the awesome 2005 PowerPoint Presentation!
John Franjione held:
The First Official FPD Haiku
Contest!
See all the Haiku here.
They are fantastic!
What is Haiku? It is a 3-line poem. The first line has 5 syllables, the
second line has 7, and the third line 5.
It doesn’t need to rhyme.
Chris Garrett from Lafayette,
IN has submitted the following Haiku entry:
Please send me a pen.
With it, I will sign so much
useless paperwork.
Good job, Chris! Your pen is in the mail.
Now
that we have lots of bandwidth, you can download my favorite things with
impunity! Besides the pictures, my
favorite things on this site are the following:
2004 Powerpoint (It’s
Good!)
2003 FPD PowerPoint by Joe Bays!
Joe Bays' 2001 FPD Powerpoint
Presentation!
It's Here! The 2000 FPD
Powerpoint Presentation!
Joe's Awesome 1999 Powerpoint
Presentation
And
don’t forget to see the video
of Steve Janulis wrestling a bear for salmon!
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Fish products day is
all about reuniting the alumni of Process Engineering and friends (which
includes all humans and fish), regardless of where you are. On this site,
you will find complete coverage of FPD 2000, FPD 2001, FPD 2002, FPD 2003, and FPD 2004
including items such as jokes, history, and especially pictures. See the
links at left for the whole story.
Also, check out People
REALLY on the move and send me corrections and updates.
Finally, believe it or not, the complete FPD History has been newly
updated (September 2004) by Jeff Smith.
It is 27 amazing pages! Download it now!
Satellite FPD – Indianapolis!
Ryan Schad is such a
devoted alumnus that he holds an FPD at Lilly in conjunction with the one
in Kingsport. Below is a photo of
some of the yummies at the Indy FPD!

Some FPD Q & A
QUESTION: When was the startup of the FPD web
site?
ANSWER: According to the FPD annals (a.k.a. the Dead Sea
Scrolls), the FPD web site went live worldwide on November 2, 2000. (Still hasn't IPO'ed, though.)
QUESTION: What number is FPD up to?
ANSWER: This year's event will be the 18th Annual
Fish Products Day.
QUESTION: How do I get an FPD ink pen?
ANSWER: Ask Tim Nolen and he’ll send you one.
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NOTES from All Over
Send an e-mail to share your
thoughts in this space!
t i m @ t i m n o l e n . c o m
Haiku Entry from Indiana
Please send me a pen.
With it, I will sign so much
useless paperwork.
--Chris Garrett
Calvert FPD Wishes
To all, have a great “Fish
Products Day!” While I won’t be
attending, you are all in my prayers for a wonderful gathering. May you swallow each and every delight
and savour the fellowship with those that do also.
--John Calvert, A Godfather of FPD, Dec. 5, 2005
PS Remember our motto. “Take that you chocoholics!!”
2005 Haiku
Suzy’s spotted dick
Franjione in shark suit
Things F.P.D.
--Marty Neal
Steve Who?
There once was a madman named
Steve
Who was somewhat like Christopher Reeve;
Like Superman, the hotshot
Would eat things one should not --
That would make a more normal man heave.
--Anonymous
2004 Haiku (it’s a kind of poetry)
My taste buds do ache—
Nothing, save sweet ocean flesh
Can sate my desire
- John Franjione, Winner of the
FPD 2003 Nemo Award
Calvert Call
“Glad that things are
continuing with FPD. Hope everyone
gets their fill…I think about you all and the big “E” often.”
- John Calvert
Niedererism
“Glad to hear you guys still
celebrating FPD…any time I mention this event to others I get blank
stares…I guess that is why Process Systems was such a unique and special
place to work.”
- Chris Niederer
Pen Mania
“Thanks for the Fish Products
Day pen. I will cherish it
always. You former Process System
crazies have a great Fish Products Day.”
- Darrell Corpening, former PSE
Manager
The Tech Effect
“Tim
Nolen has a problem…He’s boring people to death.”
Radio
advertisement for “Tech Effect” on the History Channel, 2004.
Thanks to Joe Bays.
FPD CIO
“It is fantastic to see such
enthusiasm with FPD less than 100 days away and know that great minds are
already thinking great thoughts about great food!”
Rob Schisla in response to Jeff Smith, “FPD Information Officer”
Heart Healthy
“Look at the last sentence in this report: Isn’t fish wonderful!”
Steve Janulis, on the heart healthy benefits
of fish.
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