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F I D O N E W S -- | Vol. 9 No. 36 (14 September 1992)
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The newsletter of the |
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FidoNet BBS community | Published by:
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/ \ | "FidoNews" BBS
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/|oo \ | (415)-863-2739
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(_| /_) | FidoNet 1:1/1
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_`@/_ \ _ | Internet:
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| | \ \\ | fidonews@fidonews.fidonet.org
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| (*) | \ )) |
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|__U__| / \// | Editors:
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_//|| _\ / | Tom Jennings
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(_/(_|(____/ | Tim Pozar
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(jm) |
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| Newspapers should have no friends.
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| -- JOSEPH PULITZER
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Published weekly by and for the Members of the FidoNet international
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amateur network. Copyright 1992, Fido Software. All rights reserved.
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Duplication and/or distribution permitted for noncommercial purposes
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only. For use in other circumstances, please contact FidoNews.
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Electronic Price: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . free!
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For more information about FidoNews refer to the end of this file.
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Table of Contents
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1. EDITORIAL ..................................................... 1
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Editorial: From here to there ................................. 1
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2. ARTICLES ...................................................... 3
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BBSummer'92 con in Tallinn, Estonia ........................... 3
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FLorida Hurricane Relief Info! ................................ 4
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Teens In Fidonet .............................................. 7
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ILL FORMED ARTICLE ............................................ 8
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3. FIDONEWS INFORMATION .......................................... 10
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FidoNews 9-36 Page 1 14 Sep 1992
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EDITORIAL
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Editorial: from here to there
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by Tom Jennings (1:1/1)
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This year's FidoCon was held in Dallas, Texas. I was able to attend
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only at the last minute, thanks to help from friends. It was put on by
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Ron Bemis, Henry Clark, John Summers and other Dallas/Fort Worth area
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sysops. There was a fairly small turnout this year; only two weeks
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before was the ONE BBSCON in Denver only 800 miles north, and it was a
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national holiday weekend. It was certainly no failure though, it was
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fun end to end. (Worst feature: undrinkable hotel coffee.)
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The Dallas FidoNet Mafia contingent, helped by a grant from Computer
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Language Research, provided the Hospitality suite, snacks'n'drinks,
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the funny noses, kazoos, WOC T-shirts ("Worldwide Opus Consortium's
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International Indoor RS-232 Bungie Championships"), "Gay/Lesbian
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Sysops in FidoNet" T-shirts, and other technical apparatus necessary
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for a proper FidoCon.
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I spent nearly the whole FidoCon'92 in the WOC Inn, with brief
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snatches of Dallas in between provided by Wynn Wagner. (Moving from
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location to location in Dallas means going from refrigerated dry air
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to warm damp air and back like nested subroutine calls.) We arrogantly
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pretended there was nothing else going on worth bothering with.
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I got in a few arguments with the Usual Suspects (which did nothing to
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slow down our having fun) then got down to business -- complaining
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about each other software and talking about whoever was not
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immediately present. The rest of the event from my point of view was
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people adding the face to face component to their otherwise-remote
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communications. Which sounds so simple... but if you've ever
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attended one, you know how important this is.
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The Saturday night banquet was very bizarre. Keep in mind this takes
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place in a fairly ordinary hotel, which means other people, fairly
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main-stream-y, where "nice" is the overall aesthetic. Well. I didn't
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attend the whole banquet (1) I hadn't signed up (2) I was in
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interaction overload mode (3) I don't eat meat. Vince & I stayed
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behind and had a quiet meal. I was dragged in on the last fifteen
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minutes to take part in some to-me-inexplicable ritual. The otherwise
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staid room is filled with nuts with kazoos, funny-nose masks, magic
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flutes, making bad, loud and frequently incomprehensible jokes and
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remarks, (you'd think these people all knew each other or something),
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and the only sensible, well-behaved person in the room was the
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6-year-old kid of an actual BBS user (hey, remember them?) with a
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camcorder reportedly taking blackmail footage, seen wearing both Wynn
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Wagner's and Harry Lee's name badges (they thinking it would get the kid
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tossed out. Didn't work.. It was everything short of a food fight. The
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hotel help was looking a bit strained by it all. (The FidoCon'92
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people donated some funds to help cover WOC Inn hospitality suite
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expenses.)
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FidoNews 9-36 Page 2 14 Sep 1992
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Outside of FidoCon, Wynn took me to a few touristy places, like the
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local gay neighborhood where I got the best caffeine of the trip, but
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my favorite was Saturday night, where I got to visit what is closest
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to a religious shrine for me -- Dealy Plaza, a major node in
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Discordian "history". From the bronze plaque attached to the School
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Book Repository Building I made a rubbing (at Wynn's suggestion) of
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the word "ALLEGEDLY" in the text describing Oswald's deed on the 6th
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floor of that very building, which had been defaced by someone angered
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at the implication of that simple word, then carefully repaired.
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* * * * *
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Henry Clark told me they would be writing up a post-FidoCon article
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for next week (I'm still here in Dallas, so it's already "next week"
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as far as FidoNews goes.)
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* * * * *
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Wynn has more of the his T-shirts; "Gay & Lesbian Sysops in FidoNet"
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and the ASCII-ized doggie in white ink on the traditional pink
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triangle on a black 100% cotton shirt XL and XXL (inhale). You can get
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them for $14US postage-paid from Wynn Wagner, Box 190365, Dallas TX
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75219. (This covers his expenses and shipping, and is not a profit
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item.)
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FidoNews 9-36 Page 3 14 Sep 1992
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ARTICLES
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by Michael Bravo of 2:5030/2 AKA 2:490/20.2011
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BBSummer'92 con in Tallinn, Estonia report
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Hello all of you out there. Here is a piece of text describing my
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visit to Estonia this August, to attend at the yearly now BBSummer
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event, some kind of little Fidocon. I will have some lyrical
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sidethreads here, though.
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One thing I was asked when I said that I will write an article to
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Fidonews about the event - "Is it all that important?' To this, I can
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respond with one question and one statement. The question is - 'Does
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anyone have enough confidence to tell me (or the world) - what IS
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important?'. And the statement is - 'Yes, I think that it is
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important, because this is what Fidonet is actually for'. For anyone
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wishing so, word Fidonet above could be replaced wth Chateaunet,
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LIFnet, Fishnet or whatever like that. These nets aren't actually
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about the power issues of governing zones and regions, moderating
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echoes and everything - they are about PEOPLE, and that seems be the
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most difficult thing to recognize to a major part of those very
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people. But let's get to the reoprt itself.
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The event took place from 21st to 23rd of August in a place called
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Vaana Jahiloos (with some national a's in the first word), which in
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reality was represented with a small house built of wood with roomy
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hall and a kitchen inside and a lawn with flagpole outside. People
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started gathering there around midday of the 21st, sipping some beer
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and making LOTS of sandwiches (both were in plenty). They also had
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several computers set up inside, so some people were sitting there
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watching some nifty demos or playing games with great SoundBlaster
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support. Total amount of people was estimated around 75, mostly
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Estonian, but with three people out Region 2:50 (Russia, me including)
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and two special star guests, about whom I'll tell later in here.
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So it all went with games and demos and beer and sandwiches, and
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what's most important, with talking and getting acquainted and more
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talking once again, until approximately 1am. After that, several cars
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present had their lights turned on and directed on the flagpole in the
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center of the lawn. This was somewhat improvised meeting of the
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special guest star :) Mr. Ron Dwight, Z2C and Mr. Esa Laitinen of
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Casino, the Internet gateway. Then the flag of BBSummer was raised,
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with words DON'T PANIC sewed in alternating red and white stripes...
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All then moved to get some more beer.
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I've exchanged quite a few messages with both Ron and Esa before, but
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this was my first chance to meet them in person, and I was delighted
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to do it. We had very nice talks there, about everything, from
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matters of zone management to computer hardware to some
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literature/philosophy talks.
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FidoNews 9-36 Page 4 14 Sep 1992
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I don't really think that there's something more to describe because
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it just went along like that until evening of 23rd. Oh yes, I almost
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forgot, there was the competitions! Traditional hard disk throwing and
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floppy flinging, of course, but also the test who will swap to disks
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in drives the fastest way and who'll make more mouse clicks in 45
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seconds (btw the record was 402). At night, there was a campfire
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outside for those who was still awake and staying ath the site (some
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were sleeping in the camping nearby).
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All of that was first thought of, and implemented by estonian sysops,
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with whom I have a long track of communications and friendship. To say
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that I appreciate it would be to say practically nothing but that is
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the way with words, they have only a limited meaning. So I'm saying a
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BIG 'thank you' for all who've been concerned with the organization of
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this year BBSummer and all who've been present there and created such
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friendly warm atmosphere. My special thanks for hospitality and care
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goes to Sulo Kallas and Peter Marwet of Goodwin BBS, and Madis Kaal of
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M.A.S.H. Board #1.
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It would be an unforgivable sin for me to forget some words about
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ladies present, because they're so rare at sysop meetings anywhere as
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well as on the ether. Sadly, I don't remember all the names, but I do
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know that the remarkable flag was made by one of the estonian girls.
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My personal gratitude also goes to charming Mrs. Daiva Tamulioniene
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who was brave enough to spend whole night up at the campfire talking
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about some weird networking things and to Ms. Piret Part who was not
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only looking absolutely beautiful, but also did care about switching
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to English language in presence some dumb guys like me :) who still
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cannot get their Estonian far enough for proper understanding.
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To finish, I'd like to return to the topic of the first paragraph. I
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do wish that tehre would be more such meetings in every part of the
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netland, small ones, informal ones, warm ones - this way we'll one day
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stop flaming one another in various echoes and just go for one firm
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handshake (real, not YOOHOO or EMSI <grin>)
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Christopher Baker
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Rights On!, 1:374/14
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FLorida establishes Hurricane Relief Center and Fund!
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[This article was first distributed throughout FidoNet as
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an Echomail message on the largest amateur computer BBS
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network in the world! This is something FidoNet can really
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do WELL!]
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FidoNews 9-36 Page 5 14 Sep 1992
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Governor Lawton Chiles announced today a toll-free number
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for coordination of hurricane relief to southern Florida
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residents and agencies.
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1-800-FL-HELP-1 (1-800-354-3571) is the centralized number
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for information, pledges, and coordination of delivery of
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goods at the FLorida Relief Center. It will be manned 24
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hours a day.
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The Florida Relief Fund has been establish for collecting
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money to be used in South Florida and they even have
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provisions for credit card donations to the disaster
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relief. Donations of money by check or money order will
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also be welcome. Make your check or money order out to:
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FLorida Relief Fund. Send it to:
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FLorida Relief Fund
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P.O. Box 7000
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Tallahassee, FLorida 32314 U.S.A.
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Credit card donations may be called into the FLorida Relief
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Center on either MasterCard or Visa [no, they don't take
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American Express].
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A staging area for the delivery of goods has been set up in
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Palm Beach County to preclude the direct transportation
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from everywhere that is seriously clogging the passable
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roads into south Dade County. Items received will be
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warehoused and transported as needed into the storm strike
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zone.
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Anyone with goods for the relief effort are requested to
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take them to the South Florida Fairgrounds in West Palm
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Beach or to send them there by whatever shipping means
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available to them.
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I have just spoken to the Relief Center and here's the
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direct scoop and particulars:
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Florida Relief Center
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South Florida Fairgrounds
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9067 Southern Blvd
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West Palm Beach, FLorida 33411 U.S.A.
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24 hours telephone - 1-800-354-3571.
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The Fairgrounds are accessible from either I-95 or the
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Florida Turnpike. From I-95, take the Southern Blvd exit
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west and continue west for about 10 miles. From the Florida
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Turnpike, take the Okeechobee/West Palm Beach exit west and
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continue west about 1 1/2 miles.
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FidoNews 9-36 Page 6 14 Sep 1992
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The exits are well marked, according to the Center
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personnel, and signs will direct you after you exit either
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highway to the Fairgrounds.
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The following list contains the current needs in rough,
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priority order:
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NO CLOTHING AT THE PRESENT TIME, PLEASE.
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Non-perishable food items of all kinds. There is NO
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refrigeration in most of the strike zone. Canned and
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packeted goods in original containers are welcome.
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Baby food and formulas of all kinds and plastic baby
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bottles, inserts and nipples.
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Bottled water in factory sealed bottles [NO volunteer
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filled bottles, please] of gallon or larger sizes. Cases of
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water very desirable.
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Disposable diapers and baby cleansing cloths; baby powder;
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baby ointment.
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Insect repellents and sun screens including those for
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sensitive skin.
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NON-PRESCRIPTION, OTC [over-the-counter] medications of
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non-perishable type such as aspirin, acetaminophen [Tylenol,
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Panadol, etc.], ibuprofen [Midol, Bayer IB, etc.] in tablets
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and liquids for children; cold and cough medicines; allergy
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medicines; basic first-aid supplies such as bandages,
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dressings, antibacterial ointments, band-aids, rolled gauze,
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elastic bandages [ACE, etc.], rubbing alcohol, hydrogen
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peroxide, and cotton swabs. NO prescription or perishable
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meds, please.
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Personal and feminine hygiene products such as: toilet
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paper, personal cleansing towels [Softkins, Baby wipes,
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WetNaps, etc.]; tampons, sanitary napkins; toothbrushes and
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toothpaste; disposable razors; anti-perspirants and
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deodorants; bleach.; tissues and paper towels.
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Equipment and supplies: NON-electric can openers; generators
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up to 300KW [kilowatts]; propane for forklifts and tractors
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at the Relief Center and down south; batteries and
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flashlights; chainsaws; shovels, rakes, picks; plastic tarps
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or large sheets of plastic.
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These are just the main things, if you can think of other
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things of use, call the Relief Center and see if they are
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needed or wanted. They need to keep their space available
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for the priority items.
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FidoNews 9-36 Page 7 14 Sep 1992
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The Relief Center is OPEN every day, 24 hours a day. All
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convoys from FLorida and the rest of the U.S. and the world
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should head for West Palm Beach and avoid direct importation
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of goods into the south Florida area. There are security and
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logistical problems down there right now that are only
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compounded by all the extra traffic. PLEASE take your
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donations to the FLorida Relief Center!
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Thanks, for all the survivors!
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PLEASE PASS THIS MESSAGE TO ALL DATALINK SERVICES
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EVERYWHERE!!
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If you have Internet access or pay-service access, please
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post it there.
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It has been distributed to the following FidoNet Echomail
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conferences:
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SYSOP18, FL_LIVING, FLA_COOKS, 374SYSOP, SYSOP, NEW_SYSOP,
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INTERUSER, USA_EURLINK, A_THEIST, MENSA, MENSANS_ONLY,
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FLA_NET, MEADOW, NEW_AGE_ECHO, ABLED, CIVLIB, P_NEWS, ANEWS,
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GREEN.029, ENVIRON, BREV_SYS, HANDY.SYSOP, DADS, FEMINISM,
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ICGAL, SKEPTIC, and TAGLINES.
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OtherNets are encouraged to copy and distribute it as well.
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This message has been sent as an article to FidoNews for
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publication next week. All others are encouraged to copy
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and send it to any online publication for immediate
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dissemination.
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Thanks again.
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TTFN.
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Chris
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FidoNet 1:374/14, Titusville_FL_USA
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[former member of Miami Net 1:135]
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By Eddie Thomson, 1:233/24
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Teens In Fidonet...
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As you may have noticed in the latest few editions of
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FidoNews, there has been some controversy between teenagers who have
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applied for Fidonet nodes and some of the "veteran" Sysops.
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Personally, I had no problems recieving my Fidonet node, and
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I am one of the youngest Sysops in Fidonet at 13!
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FidoNews 9-36 Page 8 14 Sep 1992
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There really aren't any discussion echos for Teenage Sysops.
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TOTT_SYSOP was defined as Turn On To Teens Sysop Companion Echo. I
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don't want a companion echo, but a general Teenage Sysop discussion
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area. Since there aren't any, I went ahead and formed one. If you
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would like it, please Areafix it from me at 1:233/24. The name is
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TEENOP.
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Thanks For Your Time...
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[Eddie Thomson]
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"Two new HAPPY echoes ... NOT!!!!!!"
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From/By: Josh Burke, Tacoma, Washington, 1:138/174
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*clap clap* Well done, Tom!
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Announcing two new not-yet backbone distributed echoes for
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FidoNET. These echoes will probably not cater to the average sysop,
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but I'm sure some of your users could use these two new echoes.
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FLIRTS_NOOK (name courtesy of TheFlirt@aol.aol.com) is a echo for
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those of
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us who are flirtively inclined. In short, I consider myself a
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compulsive
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flirt, meaning that I flirt with anyone of the opposite sex at any
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time that
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it may or may not be deemed acceptable. And this is EXACTLY what
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this echo
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is for. Aliases allowed, real names allowed, anonymous is not
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allowed.
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SUICIDE_CHAT is a serious discussion of a dark topic. So many times
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in my
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life it would be nice to be able to talk about it, openly, with other
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people
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that feel the same way, so this is my answer to it! :> Serious messages
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only please. Aliases, real nyms, and anonymous allowed.
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Currently these echoes are available only from 1:138/174, but as we
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expand our little chatnetwork, we'll try to get you a feed as local as
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possible!
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If you would like to join, just netmail me your fido address, session
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password and which or both echoes you would like. Thanks! *flirt
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flirt*
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FidoNews 9-36 Page 9 14 Sep 1992
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FidoNews 9-36 Page 10 14 Sep 1992
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FIDONEWS INFORMATION
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------- FIDONEWS MASTHEAD AND CONTACT INFORMATION ----------------
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Editors: Tom Jennings, Tim Pozar
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Editors Emeritii: Thom Henderson, Dale Lovell, Vince Perriello
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"FidoNews" BBS
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FidoNet 1:1/1
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Internet fidonews@fidonews.fidonet.org
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BBS (415)-863-2739 (2400 only until further notice!)
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(Postal Service mailing address) (have patience)
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FidoNews
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c/o World Power Systems
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Box 77731
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Published weekly by and for the members of the FidoNet international
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amateur electronic mail system. It is a compilation of individual
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Authors retain copyright on individual works; otherwise FidoNews is
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OBTAINING COPIES: The-most-recent-issue-ONLY of FidoNews in electronic
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Wazoo FileRequest, or from various sites in the FidoNet and Internet.
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PRINTED COPIES may be obtained from Fido Software for $10.00US each
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FidoNews 9-36 Page 11 14 Sep 1992
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"Fido", "FidoNet" and the dog-with-diskette are U.S. registered
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Asked what he thought of Western civilization,
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M.K. Gandhi said, "I think it would be an excellent idea".
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