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Live! From in between "Adbusters" and "Against
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Sleep" it's ATI - Activist Times, Intentional
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[ref]=[http://www.kwsnet.com/altzines.html]
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(A) (C) (T) (I) (V) (I) (S) (T) - (T) (I) (M) (E) (S)
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(A) (C) (T) (I) (V) (I)(S) (T) - (T) (I) (M)(E) (S)
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(A)(C)(T) (I) (V) (I) (S) (T) - (T) (I)(M) (E) (S)
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(A) (C) (T) (I) (V) (I)(S)(T) - (T)(I)(M)(E)(S)
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Bear with us while we learn how to VIM.
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(vim 3.0 no less!!!)
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My friend Joyce planned a Sunday afternoon service
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leading up to a reunion of local SOAW people where
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we'd all share discernment, pictures, thoughts, etc.
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One thing I must remark about. There were four
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large pictures to my right leaned up against all
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the stained glass windows. Front to back it went,
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Denise, Cynthia, Carole, and Addie Mae. Along the
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left it was Ita, Sr. Dorothy, Maura and Jean.
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Wow!
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OK, I knew most of this in my head all along,
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but seeing them all lined up like that hit me on
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many new levels all at once. Wow. Denise McNair,
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Cynthia Wesley, Carole Robertson and Addie Mae
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Collins were blown up in the 16th Street Baptist
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church. Ita Ford, Sr. Dorothy Kazel, Sr. Maura
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Clarke and Jean Donovan were raped and murdered
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in El Salvador.
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I wonder what differences there are between the
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Klan and SOA graduates???
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GROUND-HOGGISH DAY
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7:44 am, 9jan03. Thursday.
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My own personal "ground hog day"
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Hooray!!! Spring is here.
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Sorta.
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This is that first day of the year waking me up
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at 6, 7 or 8am where I DON'T try to, want to or
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insist upon going back to sleep until 8, 10 or 12.
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I could either jump right up or do my grampa's
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old trick of staring straight away at the ceiling or
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sky for 5 or 10 minutes preparing to start my day.
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I call this "Ground-Hoggish" day. This can hit
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anywhere from January to May and I can guage my
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entire upcoming year by it.
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Yup, I'm going to have a splendid year, despite
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you, George, OR YOUR FATHER H WALKER BUSH..
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You and your damned fascism ring.
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#NUMBERS#
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http://clandyken.com
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http://www.chunk.com/2011
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http://www.machination.org
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http://eurobuskers.free.fr
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http://jsbwith.fatcake.com
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http://www.blackopradio.com
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http://www.newsmakingnews.com
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http://www.geocities.com/buz34
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http://www.UrbanEcologyCenter.org
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http://mirrors.creativecommons.org
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http://efh.topcities.com/lyrics3.html
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http://www.yourrevolutionisbanned.com
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http://www.jaybabcock.com/magpie28.html
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http://www.yankthechain.com/cgi-bin/news.cgi
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http://clandyken.com/Beauty_Way/beauty_way.htm
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http://www.pyrocorp.com/misc/book_of_terror.txt
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http://www.this-page-intentionally-left-blank.org
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http://www.massivecorporation.com/links/index.html
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http://www.geometry.net/authors/merrill_james_page_no_2.php
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http://www.rapcointelpro.com/Are%20Record%20Labels%20Greedy.htm
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http://www.3ammagazine.com/litarchives/2001_dec/interview_mark_amerika.html
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http://www.angelfire.com/rebellion/supermuis/recept3.html
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http://www.adbusters.org/magazine/38/pioneers/8.html
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http://www.hrc.utexas.edu/exhibitions/permanent/wfp
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http://security.tao.ca/bulletins/bulletin8.txt
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http://flag.blackened.net/ati/72-157115.html
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http://www.indieradio.org/submitrecordings
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http://www.nomediakings.org/HOLIDAY.htm
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http://www.riaa.com/Guest_Column.cfm
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http://www.anarchistblackcross.org
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http://members.chello.nl/jsteenis
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http://www.ericwagoner.com/weblog
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http://www.essentialmedia.com
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http://calltoconscience.net
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http://www.louandpeter.com
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http://www.everything2.com
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http://www.clearsilver.net
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http://prorev.com/coup.htm
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http://www.hullocheck.com
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http://www.soaw.org/new
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http://www.johnvey.com
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http://www.anada.net
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http://j12.org/news
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LETTUCE
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to ati@etext.org
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ati@text.org
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ati@...
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AND
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ati@.... (jerks)
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whats up? ikpWNG--3680v
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Hi there, how's it going?
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Well for starters I must confess that this is
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indeed pretty awkward.
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I vnoticed your profile online and figured
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I'd drop ya a line....I bet that doesn't happen
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to you everyday! I never really even thought
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about it until someone saw mine and got in touch
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a little while back.
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ANYWAY! My name isv Karan, I'm 23, and I'm a
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[{snip} rest of message that duplicated
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about 40 other msg's where only the name
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and return addresses have been changed.
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Nice typos. Good try!]
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(OVERHEARD FROM WIREDNEWS PEEPS)
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Date: Saturday, January 04, 2003 2:26 AM
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From: T.M.Farnand
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I tried contacting the RIAA through its website
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("Why RIAA Keeps Getting Hacked," Jan. 3, 2002)
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to send this comment: "I hold a B.S. in Economics.
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After reading your many press releases about Internet
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piracy of music, I can't understand why the issue
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hasn't been put in perspective: Less than half of
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American households have Internet access, and less
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than 5 percent have broadband, which is the primary
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means of piracy. You are the little boy crying wolf."
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Their website mail server failed to process the message,
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even when I risked sending it on Outlook Express. The
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truth is out there, but the RIAA can't handle it.
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[ref]=[http://flag.blackened.net/ati/riaaHax0red.html]
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to ati@etext.org
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and all the others:
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whats up? bfgIOW--5712p Hi there, how's it going?
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Well for starters I must confess that this is indeed
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pretty awkward.
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I pnoticed your profile online and figured I'd
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drop ya a line....I bet that doesn't happen to you
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everyday! I never really even thought about it until
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someone saw mine and got in touch a little while back.
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ANYWAY! My name isp Barjr, I'm 23, and I'm
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{snippage}
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[ed note: yeah right!]
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DEPART MENT: Store Blues
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(CON'T From 340)
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A story in three parts.
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1) ati 340
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2) ati 341
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3) ati 342
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"Let's try a 38 short, the man suggested. Polite I smiled
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and waited for the magic to happen. I never wore that suit
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to other proms, but it went with me to a quite a few of the
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obligatory homecomings, and years later I used the vest in
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three different rock and roll bands as part of my "duds."
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I thought of all these things on my way home from Caldor
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that day. This story's been edited three times now. One
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publisher suggested I remove from here that I cried all
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the way home from Caldors once more, but a more sublime
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memorial kind of cry -- while pondering all these things.
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It wasn't published with that change, and it was actually
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published two other places, once without it, once with.
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I waited til now to recycle it into my weekly 'zine
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because I wanted to wait and see if its part of the
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"american dream" was really dead, and/or would remain
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dead, and sure enough not only is it dead as a doornail
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as we go into the worst last week of the year in three
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decades, but it's kind of zombified like the walking dead.
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38short. I think I'm a 42reg and sometimes a 42short
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now. We get wider, not taller when we get old, don't we?
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But I almost wouldn't know. The only reasons I'll wear
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blazers these days are when I'm playing classical guitar
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and perhaps when I'm addressing a judge. Yeah, I put on
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my best dumpster-dived suit, and let-me-tell-you, I've
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got a few of them. Good lookers too. Amazing what you
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find the day after Christmas, and the day after each
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final exam, isn't it??? My favorite blazer these days
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is actually a tux I bought for $15 at a St Vinneys.
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So as I write this new ending to this very old tale
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of shame and degredation, greed and avarice, loathe
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and graft, honest hard work, and getting almost nowhere,
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I ponder all these things minus the tears and begin to
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think I'm just a little jaded. We all deserve this
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economic down-tic don't we? Is this what we get for
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building phases I and II at the end of the Clinton
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Administration, and continuing on to phase II's and
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III's ignoring all the indicators? Isn't this what we
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get for letting both Gore AND Bush fool us into thinking
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"Happy Days Are Here Again?" Aren't we clear on how
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violent each of our comfort(s) at the expense of so
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many thousands of others' suffering(s)?
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We're not?
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Uh oh.
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Maybe I SHOULD go into detailing my under-table
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Elks Club job when I was 15 afterall. Yeah, sure.
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What have I got to lose except my ability to land
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a job at a place like ClearChannel, 3Com, Hooters,
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Verio or one of the State Lotteries, right?
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So shortly after turning 15 I really wanted more
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in life than what mowing lawns, and slinging papers
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could get me. I was already doing both. Trust me,
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those years, that just wasn't enough. A teenager
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needs things... and lots of them. So my dad had a
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friend with an ever-renewable contract doing foods
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at an Elks Club. Totally on the Hush-Hush. The QT.
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Like Skull&Bones or something! I would be paid
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double the minimum wage, but cash, so it just may
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have been the most I've ever made in my life until
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5 or 6 years ago. At least the most per hour, right?
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So I washed dishes, set tables, flirted with waitresses
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who were much too old for me, and drank way too many
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Long Island Ice Teas at the end of each shift, for
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free.
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What did I learn there? Way too much. You learn
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a lot in the world while cheating and letting others
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cheat through you.
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(To Be CON'T In 342)
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s.i.f.o.d.o.h.
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standing in front
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of dahmer's old
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house \\\
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Woah. Two things I've noticed shortly after
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1jan. And maybe I think they're related. And
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both are to do with NYE. No, not the newyork
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stockexchange. New Year's Eve.
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Lessee, how to articulate this. OK. First
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thing I saw was an entire street with about
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9 cars messed up. I'm talking -- they looked
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like a bulldozer slammed into each car at
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least 3 times to make sure they were totalled.
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Yup. 9 cars in a row. All mooshed at least in
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half. It was a horrible sight. Creepy in fact.
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Visually violent right away.
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What happened? I can only guess. Someone not
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just very drunk, but very enraged. Not just
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enraged, but very drunkenly enraged. Not just
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drunkenly very enraged, but very drunkenly
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enraged to the point of naked aggression. Not
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just naked but unbridled, naked aggression. OK
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I'm getting carried away here, but that should
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illuminate the visual aspect of it. You sensed
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right away this was some kind of killing floor,
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not just a smashup by some drunk person at 4am.
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This was an entire year's frustration taken out
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on innocent bystanders. People who parked their
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car on the proper side of the street.
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Now this was somewhat unrelated to Dahmer's old
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house, his old street. It was far away from there,
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but \ the other side of town in fact \ but the
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same town nonetheless. So there's where I start
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thinking the next "sight" is related somehow.
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Dahmer's old house has curling ribbons all
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over it. All around it. All over the place. Let's
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see. First there's little dangly medallion type
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ribbons every 5 or 6 feet hanging from the fencing
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about eye level. Then there's streamers all over
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the place inside. You can tell at least half a
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dozen people jumped the fence and streamed this
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stuff all over place. There's party hats, noise-
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makers, etc., all over the plot of land. There
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was obviously a party inside the fencing.
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First sign of anyone having been inside I've
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seen on any of my weekly visits to this place.
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Hmmm. What happened here? Again, you can only
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guess. There's where it's related. That's about
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the only way it was related. Except that it can't
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help but be some kind of violent energy no matter
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how you witness it. No matter how you take it in.
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There was violence here, you know it right away.
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It's oozing out all over the place. In both these
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places.
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In between these two "witnessings" I've seen
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a couple other spots where 4 or 5 cars had been
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done in that way the morning after NYE. (call it
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new years day if you have to, but that loses the
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impact. I stick with the "morning after NYE.)
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But they weren't nearly as evocative as the
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first one I saw. And then I reflect a little bit
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about the two events, each in the context of the
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other, if I may.
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Can you tell someone in Israel who just smashed
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an entire street full of Palestinian cars, s/he's
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wrong if you'd just done that new years eve in
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your hometown in the USA?
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And correlated: can a municipal government tell
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one of its citizens s/he's wrong to smash up a
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street full of cars, if a huge portion of your
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tax dollars go toward egging on Israel to buy
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International Harvesters or Caterpillars???
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So that's all I got this week for sitting (or
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standing) in front of dahmer's house. Violence
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is violence no matter where it shows up, and no
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matter what day or night it's celebrated.
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hey hey hey,
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it's ATI !!!
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AIRPLAY 101
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By Bryan Farrish
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[ref]=[http://www.radio-media.com]
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Payola (part 2 of 5), Legal Definitions
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Now let's cover what payola actually is and isn't.
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First of all, there is no such thing as "legal payola",
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just like there is no such thing as "legal theft".
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An activity is either illegal payola, or it is legal.
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The grand rule that governs the whole thing is section
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317 in the Code of Federal Regulations...
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40 FCC 317 reads: "All matter broadcast by any radio
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station for which any money, service or other valuable
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consideration is directly or indirectly paid, or
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promised to or charged or accepted by, the station so
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broadcasting, from any person, shall, at the time the
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same is so broadcast, be announced as paid for or
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furnished, as the case may be, by such person: PROVIDED,
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that the 'service or other valuable consideration' shall
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NOT include any service or property furnished without
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charge or at a nominal charge FOR USE ON, or in connection
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with, a broadcast unless it is so furnished in consideration
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for an identification in a broadcast of any person, product,
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service, trademark, or brand name beyond an identification
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which is reasonably related to the use of such service or
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property on the broadcast." (emphasis added)
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What this says is that if something of value (say, $500
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cash, or a DVD player, or 100 CDs) is given to a station
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with the UNDERSTANDING that a particular song must be played
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in order for the station to get the valuables, then this
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fact must be announced to the listeners. If the announcement
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is made, everything is legal; if not, it is payola. However,
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if something of value (say, $500 cash, or a DVD player, or
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100 CDs) is given to a station for the purpose of GIVING IT
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AWAY ON AIR during regular programming, then NO announcement
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is required, and the situation remains perfectly legal.
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(This is how game shows work.)
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Here are some FCC examples:
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40 FCC 3.119 Example A-1 reads: "A record distributor
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furnishes copies of records to a broadcast station or
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a disc jockey for broadcast purpose [i.e., airplay].
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No announcement is required unless the supplier furnished
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more copies of a particular recording than are needed for
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broadcast [airplay] purposes. Thus, should the record
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supplier furnish 50 or 100 copies of the same release,
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with an AGREEMENT by the station, express or implied,
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that the record will be used on a broadcast [i.e., the
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song will get airplay], an announcement would be required
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because consideration BEYOND the matter used on the broadcast
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was received." (emphasis added). This example points out the
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difference between giving a station something to keep, versus
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giving a station something to giveaway on-air; this is the
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thing that makes the difference.
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Here's more clarification:
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Section C reads: "[No announcement is required] where
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service or property is furnished free FOR USE ON or in
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connection with a program, but where there is neither
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payment in consideration for broadcast exposure of the
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service or property, nor an agreement for identification
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of such service or property BEYOND ITS MERE USE ON THE
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PROGRAM" (emphasis added). Thus, you can give a station
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whatever you want, as long as it is given away on-air,
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i.e., used on the regular programming.
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More:
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Example C-10 reads: "Free books or theater tickets are
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furnished to a book or dramatic critic at a station.
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[All] the books or plays are reviewed on the air.
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No announcement is required."
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But:
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Example B-7 reads: "A perfume manufacturer gives five
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dozen bottles to the producer of a giveaway show, SOME
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of which are to be identified and awarded to winners on
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the show, the remainder to be RETAINED by the producer.
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An announcement is required since those bottle of perfume
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retained by the producer constitute payment for the
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identification." (emphasis added).
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So, it should be clear that giving a station anything
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for giveaway on air is perfectly legal; giving a station
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anything that will NOT be given away on air (except of
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course your CD for airplay), if there is an understanding
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that you are doing it so they will play your stuff, is
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payola.
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Conclusion:
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Paying stations is not a tool for a small indie to get airplay.
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[part 1 can be gotten at:]=
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[http://www.etext.org/Zines/ASCII/ATI/ati334.txt]
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a BROADSIDE
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New verse to add
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To an old song
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One a these days
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And it won't be long
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You gonna see
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Whatcha doin' is wrong
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Cause Pharaoah's army
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God drownded
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Oh Mary
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Dontcha weep
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/I ' D R A T H E R/
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/B E R E A D I N G /
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/ A C T I V I S T /
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/T I M E S , I N C /
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Credits for ATIM - ATI Improved
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Most of ATIM was written by Prime Anarchist.
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Parts of atim.zip come from several man pages,
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written by:
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Stevie
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Ghost Righter
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Job Interview
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Loser Middlemanager
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The editor ATIM is based on ATI and includes
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(ideas from) other zines.
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I must thank all the people that sent me bug
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reports and suggestions. The list is too long
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to mention them all here. And mentioning only
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a few of them would be an insult to the others,
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so I'll not mention anybody. But ATIM would not
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be the same without the ideas from all these peeps
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who keep ATI kickin!
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We end with a poetical jaunt:
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DayHealthWorkChildFare
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a haiku'ish
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Even people she don't know
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Battle fiercely on her behalf
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That's how it's supposed to be
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NEW INSTRUCTS:
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/free/ /subscription?/ /send/
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SUBSCRIBE ATI /to/
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mdaemon@franklins.net
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Click on the homepage at:
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http://flag.blackened.net/ati/zine/infomaniack.html
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http://www.angelfire.com/wi/kokopeli/cygnus.html
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for back issues and to order hats shirts, lunch
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boxes. Hurry there's only _00_ left!
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Call 860-887-2600 ext. 5293 to hollar
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And remember,
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2morrow is
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International
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Close The SOA Day,
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So get out there
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and thank Rengel for
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his tactics.
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Who'd'a thought!
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[ this issue dedicated to Joyce Ellwanger ]
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She's soon probably one more prisoner of conscience.
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"How can I keep from singing."
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<!><?><!><?><!><?><!><?><!><?><!>
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a dress all lettuce 2:
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ati@etext.org
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Wanna see a lyric what brought tears to my eyes?
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Truth is God
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God is truth
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You tell the world
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You tell the youth
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--I'll tell you the author laterz |