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Screaming at the House of Mica
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for 11 years now, it's
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AAAA TTTTT IIIII
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A A T I
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AAAA T I
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A A T I
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A A T IIIII
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All Too Intense, issue 166!
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9902151245
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That's it! One more download
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and I'll kill -9 you.
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It takes a village to raise an idiot.
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February - the month where shops who did
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between medium and poorly close up and
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leave the mall for "somewhere else."
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Yeah, all of our malls are at half
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occupancy but the economy's looking up.
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A full year's observation:
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I don't think Monika eats, sleeps, talks
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or pees. All you ever see her doing is
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walking. Walking to a car, walking from
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a building. Out of a yard, into a drive
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way. Out of a door. Walking, walking.
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Are U ready?
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Here's some #'s 2 toss your weigh:
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http://www.nashvillewiundersiege.com
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http://www.nativeamericanmusic.com
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http://www.columbia.edu/~carson/JohnDoe
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http://www.abbiemovie.com
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http://www.nd.edu/~akreider/essays/thrash hell.doc
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Next up is letters of course:
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Hi,
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Hey!
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Lay off The Nazis .
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Why do you pick on us?
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We're just trying to do our own
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"thing", making sure everybody gets
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what's good for them, and you come
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down on us like a ton of bricks .
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It's not like we're wrong .
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We're right .
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In every particular .
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Except we're "left", not "right".
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Socialists, you know .
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We're just National(type) Socialists.
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Ken (309)
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Haiku 4 U
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Jerry Falwell
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Beware false prophets
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Tribulation
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Deep Throat (804)
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-- -- --
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caveat: supporters going to JUA
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-- -- --
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Please mention in your communications that
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if at all possible, people going out
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should be self contained and able to
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take care of themselves. Many middle class
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anglo have never experienced poverty and
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don't realize that having to provide the
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food and cook it for outsiders puts a burden
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on these people. Some cannot chop wood, have
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never seen a sheep up close and have never
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been in a garden or dryland field. We have to
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remember that the only way outsiders presence
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there is if they can be of actual assistance.
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If they go out simply as witnesses (with
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camera, audio recorders and video maybe it
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could be suggested that they camp seperately
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in a group or in some manner that the elders
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don't have to take care of all of their
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survival needs.
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Thanks for listening
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WM. (602)
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From: bleh@mindless.com
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> 30January: wow. Comin' up on 'a last day a
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> the 1st month a the las' year a the nex
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> millenium.
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Actually, the last year of the
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millenium is 2000.
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[ed: picky...]
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to: ati@etext.org
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Very clever. I like it. (You rascal,
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trying to insinuate yourself onto a
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postage stamp! With your luck your
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mug'll be right next to John Tesh
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on the sheet.)
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anon. (617)
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Hello Marc,
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I'm really sorry if you received
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something from me that wasn't
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intended for you...from now on
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I'm sticking with the search engines
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and music publications. But I'll
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have to say Mark, that was some
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interesting reading you sent me.
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Sincerely,
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Robert (212)
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------------------
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ATI - the rag read
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round the world...
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------------------
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Hi Folks,
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Thanks to Joe Kinczel, Paula Zoller,
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and others, great strides have been
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made towards the GPM 2000 Reunion!
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The dates are set, a site has been
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secured, and the jicama and lentil
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spread are ordered ;-). We've put
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together a web page with all the
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info and encourage *everyone* to
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go check it out at:
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http://www.jps.net/baleihi/GPM2K.html
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You are encouraged to print it out
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and pass the info on to all your
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unwired pals. If you have any
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questions or want to see something
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else added to the page, drop me an
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email.
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See you all there....
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Bob Alei (614)
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Marco -
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Thanks for the music.
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Rick (215)
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hey marco,
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thanks for the ezine,,,,
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you should always be able to find
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milk at exclusive and
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the concert cafe in gb...
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okey dokey!
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joshm (414)
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to ati@etext.org
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Our research indicates the following
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material may be of interest to you.
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If you prefer not to be on this mailing
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list, please let us know.
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You will be promptly removed.
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Does your "sugar" like "pepper"?
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Turn on the heat with your "sweetie pie"
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with Lindita's Instant Salsa Mix -
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Just Add Tomatoes.
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HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY POEM
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Tell your 'significant other'
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how much you love him or her.
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Spice up your relationship anew,
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with a bowl of "Lindita's
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Salsa" & chips "for two".
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Buenos Dias,
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Lindita (011 52 617)
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Marco--
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Thanks! ATI is great! But reviewing
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your singing endorsement list has got
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me thinking--You list REM's "Superman"
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with IBM... REM covered The Clique's
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Superman, so... it's probably the same
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ad--the guy whose post I forwarded
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seemed very specific about Lotus, so
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maybe IBM is wrong? Maybe there's TWO
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ads? And is the music The Clique's
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version (doubtful), REM's (much more
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likely) or a cheesy remake of that???
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Thought I'd better write back; I hate
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to be involved in disseminating
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misinformation, unless it's on purpose!
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Lenny (415)
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As always: ATI is 97% user driven,
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79% user approved, and .0079% user supported.
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/ and now, a word from our only /
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/ REAL sponsor: /
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/<A HREF="http://www.etext.org/"> /
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/ <IMG SRC="/images/etext.gif" /
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/ALT="Sponsored by the ETEXT Archives"
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"Just as long as the soda cans
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are red white and blue ones."
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[that you dar?]
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AND HOW.
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GUITAR ANARCHY TIP NUMBER 5IVE
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Howard C. Runyon wrote:
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>Can anyone tell me how to communicate
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>directly with whoever maintains
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>rec.music.classical.guitar?
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Nope, there ain't nobody runnin' this
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here train, son. We're just barreling
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along blind as can be. If you want to
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ride a train with an engineer at the
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helm you gotta go to one of them there
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moderated lists. This here's the wild
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west, shoot 'em up, kick ass, ain't no
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rules, damn the torpedoes full steam
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ahead, crazy ass, no holds barred,
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rockin' rollercoster ride, psychedelic,
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transmogrifyin', Classical Guitar
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free for all.
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"All of his columns are IN-SANE!!!"
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Crazy Eddie on Prime anarchist
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WORLDNEWZ. East Timor Action Network Stuff:
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ETAN'S annual Lobby Days will take
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place in Washington, DC, March 21-23
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(Sunday-Tuesday) AND June 5-9
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(Saturday-Wednesday)
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Anyone interested in this timely,
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concerted effort to educate our elected
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representatives about East Timor should
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RSVP to Lynn Fredriksson
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(etandc@igc.org; 202-544-6911) or
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Kristin Sundell (etanfield@igc.org,
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773-878-4033).
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Let us know when you'll be getting in,
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whether or not you'll require
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accomodations, and if you have special
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needs. (Transportation will be
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coordinated from New York and some
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other areas.)
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Travel subsidies are available.
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STEVENS: IT'S NOT A CHEAP CIGAR.
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(pawn: pRImE anARcHIsT wOrLd nEwS 2NiTe)
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First accused of picking his nose,
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Untied States Senator Ted Stevens from
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Alaska is now taking flak for shoving what
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appears to be a cheap cigar up his nose for
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a thrill. Some thought it was a vibrator,
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and a message to Monika Lewinski sitting
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behind Trent Lottery during the removal
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hearings of Clinton's impeachment.
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Getting the last laugh, or at least
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trying, Stevens explained it's a turbo-
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powered, battery operated nose-hair
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plucker.
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[ed note: WE PAY YOU ENOUGH TO DO THAT IN
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THE BATHROOM BEFORE YOU SHOW UP FOR WORK!!!]
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CONSPIRACY THEORY OF THE WEEK:
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Two states voting completely against
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Henry Hyde and Kenneth Starr -- CT and WI.
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Two states hardest hit with influenza
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this week and weekend -- CT and WI.
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Doomsday/Hyde/Starr biological warfare
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terrorism conspiracy or mere coincidence?
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A cheeky-tongue Prime Anarchist says,
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"you be the judge."
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***U R Tuned 2 KATI***
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*** Radius Radio. ***
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*** 98 on your dial***
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A FONE COMPANY THAT NO ONE HATES???
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By Betty Beard
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Proudly Reprinted From:
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The Arizona Republic
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Feb. 7, 1999
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Nearly a dozen years ago, Emmett White would
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drive about seven miles across the Gila River
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Indian Reservation's desert to a Casa Blanca
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store to make a phone call.
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The Gila River resident couldn't afford to
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pay US West for a phone in his rural home.
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"It was going to cost me $30,000,"
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White said.
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The lack of phones was more than an
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inconvenience. During floods, residents
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became isolated because they were unable
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to cross the Gila River to get from
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one side of the reservation to the other,
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tribal Councilman Harry Cruye said.
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But with persistence and a federal loan,
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the Gila River Community 11 years ago formed
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its own phone company, Gila River
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Telecommunications Inc., which today offers a
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$12-a-month phone service, cellular phones,
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business phone systems, pagers, satellite TV
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and Internet connections. Today, the company
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serves about 1,400 Gila River families.
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"That's a big jump, considering most
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people didn't have phones 10 years ago.
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We're bringing the 21st century into people's
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homes," said Belinda Nelson, the company's
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director of human resources.
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Today, the company stands out for being
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able to better serve its spread-out Native
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American market than competitors and for
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offering advanced features in a community
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in which half the residents still don't
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have phones.
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The Gila River Community was one of
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the first Indian nations in the state to
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approach US West about buying out its system,
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said Jim Roof, a US West spokesman.
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The original system included a 1950s-vintage
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switching system.
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The community formed Gila River
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Telecommunications Inc., or GRTI, in 1988.
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Two years later, it received a $12.4 million
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Rural Electrification Administration loan to
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replace US West's old system with
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state-of-the-art equipment that today includes
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digital switches and 117 miles of fiber-optic
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cables.
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US West had no objections to leaving the
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isolated rural market in some areas, Roof said.
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"There are areas, especially in the West,
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where a company specifically focused on small
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communities has some significant advantages
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that US West can't enjoy," he said.
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In late 1997, the Gila River Community
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bought out the other owner of Gila River
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Telecommunications, National Telecom Cos. Inc.
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of Oklahoma City, and became the sole owner.
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As a company run by and for Native Americans,
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the company can customize its services to what
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the 620-square-mile reservation needs.
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"We are profitable, but because we're owned
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by the community, profits are not as important
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as serving the community well," said Brooks
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Roseman, general manager of GRTI.
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It recently gave the community its first
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comprehensive phone book with maps of the
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reservation. Maps have not been readily
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available before.
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The company also installed advanced pay
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telephones, and residents have to pay only
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25 cents to call anyone on the reservation,
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with no time limit.
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Along with serving the rural residents,
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the telephone system at the Lone Butte
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industrial park near south Chandler,
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which has 43 businesses, is nearing
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capacity.
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The company uses a Chandler address,
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7065 W. Allison Drive, while other homes
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or businesses have Florence, Coolidge or
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Florence addresses.
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There are street names, but sometimes
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no street numbers.
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Roseman said the company will probably
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have to get really state-of-the-art and use
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satellite-based global positioning systems
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instead of addresses to identify 911 callers.
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Ironically, the big telephone company,
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US West, which once decided it would be too
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expensive to serve such a wide-spread community,
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could someday find itself competing with this
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young company in other communities.
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Customers who live outside the community
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have already begun calling to see whether
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they can become a customer. Roseman said
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that although the company could someday
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allow that, for now it won't.
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"We'd like to serve the population of
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the reservation first and do that well,"
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he said.
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Betty Beard can be reached at:
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betty.beard@pni.com.
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-30-
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PACKAGE FOR MR. TED KACZYNSKI.
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ATI's book of the week club.
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a review, sort of.
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Here's your royalty check, Mr. Prophet.
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Don't spend it all in one place.
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Prime Anarchist Prediction of the Week:
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"Truth Versus Lies" by the Unabomber,
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published by Context Media will outsell
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the Bible in 2001.
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(If the planet lasts that long...)
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Poetry
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By Aaron K-
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10:10pm, 12:10pm, 1:10 AM, 1:40 in Newfoundland
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It's Christmas in South Bend
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and much like my vegetarian meal (special order)
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I'm wondering where my presents are.
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Maybe I should have let my bagage out of sight
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and/or accepted those gifts from the stranger
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nine hours in two airports
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only five (or six) in the air
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means oriented? not even...
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christmas carols improv style on the PA
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women (more than men - but why?)
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wearing the christmas stocking cap
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caffenate me as I fly high
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(the revolution will not go better
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with coke - so I drink pepsi)
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and coffee
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and sit
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on my way home
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-Dec 24/25 30000 ft above the ground -
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maybe in ND?-
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Aaron
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SOME PEEPS HAV BEN SERCHIN 4
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PARITY THERE HOLE LEIVS.
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Who'd've thought've a parody medly???
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Why Prime Anarchist of course...
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Am
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I've got my spine,
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G
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I've got my spine,
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F
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I've got my spine,
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G
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Has anybody seen my...
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Am G F G F
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This one sounds just like the other ones
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Am G F G F
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This one sounds just like the ones before this one.
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G F
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Some simple chords,
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G F
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My obnoxious nasally voice.
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Am G F G F
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This one sounds just like the other ones.
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Am G F G
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Stand in the place where you wrote the last song
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Am G F G
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Maybe you can sound just like the ones on M.T.
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Am G F G
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Stand in the place where you wrote the last song
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Am G F
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Maybe you can sound just like the ones on
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G B
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M! T! V!
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(play MTV theme song here, and then
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speak: "MTV. Lava lamp of the '90's")
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I've tabbed the MTV theme song in dejanews
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under "guess this song" if anyone doesn't
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know it already.
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(B Gb A Db Ab b)
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DADDY'S GOT A BRAND NEW GAME
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(PAWN) - Tulsa, OK.
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Not happy with doing a Bob Dylan song better
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than Bob Dylan, a Willie Nelson movie better
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than Willie, and having more lucrative sweat
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glands than Clint Black, Garth Brooks has
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announced he would like to go to training camp
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this summer. He's hoping an Earth First!?! team
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might pick him up so he can play semi-pro
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activism. At the upcoming Round River Rendezvous,
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(undisclosed location of course) he will train on
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wearing a bicycle lock around his neck, climbing
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mountains, sitting on tripods, eating vegetarian
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foods - also free ranging organic meats, all
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things he claims he was good at around the cattle
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ranch as a little boy.
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Brooks said he was disappointed when informed
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he will not train on spiking trees, as that is not
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an Earth First!?! sanctioned event.
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"Come to find out," said Pablo Tadpole, speaking
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for EF!?! "Spiking doesn't get taught there at all!
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One would have to go to US Forest Ranger training
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camp in the winter." Tadpole is Garth's new errant
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EF!?! name by the way. He will get it officially
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after summer training in a ceremony involving
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bumble bees, rose bushes and Johnny Cash music.
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"I think I will take Forest Ranger training
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either after baseball or EF!?!.
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What I've always wanted to do since I was knee
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high to a grasshopper poop was spike a tree."
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HIDE: CLINTON A HIPPY.
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(PAWN) WASHING.
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"That BillyBoy," Said S. Henry Hide after
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beating the pants off him on the raquetball
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court. "He's one tough sparring partner."
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Hide said he's a real free spirit kissing all
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the girls and making almost none of them cry.
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S. Henry Hide hinted at free love and hippydom
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for the next millenium.
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"Ladies, when he promises you a rose garden,"
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said S Henry, or S Hank, but he prefers to not
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be called Henry. "You'd better watch out. You
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WILL get it. Trouble is you'll have to share him
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with his harem.
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This was Hide's first speech in months where
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he felt he wasn't restricted by the rule of law.
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"I think I'll grow my hair long like Johnson
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did after the war," said S Hide, removing his
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tie, he unbuttoned his shirt to his navel
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putting both thumbs up quoting Arthur Fonzarelli
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and showing off his gold Aquarius medallion.
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"Just call me Shank," he said.
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Carissa, I Love You
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by Prime Anarchist
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C-4 plastic explosives to ignite 200 gallons
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of napalm to burn off half a million gallons
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of tar like bunker oil in a ship that "went
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south?"
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Wait a minute. Didn't we all take turns
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hating Saddam Hussein for behaving the same
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way?
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Just this decade? Yeah.
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Remind me to stuff a couple hundred
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styrofoam cups into a big jug of diesel fuel
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and hurl it at a Hess dock, lit like a molotov.
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50-50 I'll either be a hero or a felon.
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Ah, I feel like William Jefferson Clinton
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already.
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/\-----/
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/ending/
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/----\-/
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A poem ends us.
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Please send everything to:
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ati@etext.org
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A Valentine Gem.
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by marco
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2-12-99
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I called in sick today
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Just to listen to your
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Spirit.
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Hungry and alone I close my eyes.
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Ears fill up with rhymes.
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Music over everything else lives on.
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Hearing your spirit confirms
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I'll be OK
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Words and music; bedazzled, bedeckled.
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Freedom is a place you can go.
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Spirit! You're already there.
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Meditating to a brand new album.
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Ah yes!!!
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I remember why I'm alive.
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Forgetting to eat?
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You're either in love or
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Enchanted.
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Both?
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I called in sick today -
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Your spirit confirms. I'll be
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OK
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