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Volume Number Two, Issue Number Four Dated 01/20/91
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Table of Discontents:
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[1] Errata in Phantasy Three
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Written By: Phantasy Magazine
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[2] Explosive Bullets
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Written By: Saint Anarchy
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[3] Completely Useless Trivia Knowledge (PART 1)
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Written By: Knight Hack
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[4] ConnNet Information
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Provided By: ConnNection
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[5] Scanner Frequencies of the Government
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Provided By: Unknown
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Edited By: Mercenary
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[6] Installing a Smoke Screen on your Car
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Written By: Saint Anarchy
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[7] PHANTASY TIDBITS
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[8] Listing of PHANTASY Distribution Sites
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OFFICIAL DISLAIMER...
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All information in PHANTASY is from USER contributed material
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The Publishers and Editors of PHANTASY and THE IIRG disclaim
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any liability from any damages of any type that the reader or
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user of such information contained within this newsletter may encounter
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from the use of said information. All files are brought to you for
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entertainment purposes only! We also assume all information infringes
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no copyrights and hereby disclaim any liability.
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PHANTASY is (C) 1990 by The IIRG
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IIRG and INTERNATIONAL INFORMATION RETREIVAL GUILD is (C) 1982
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Section [1]: Errata
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In Phantasy Three-Section Four, The Article on Chlorine Bombs was written
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by THE DETH VEGETABLE. His article was submitted without his name and we
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assumed he wanted to remain Anonymous. We apologize for any inconvience this
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may have caused to him or our readers.
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Section [2]: Explosive Bullets
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Article Written By: Saint Anarchy
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Greetings fellow anarchists and hackers. This bullet is an explosive type
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of bullet, but not in the technical sense which would make it illegal.
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This bullet contains no real explosives, but never the less it explodes
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with equal the violence as if it did contain them.
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It can be used in all calibers, both in rifles and handguns.
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Before we undertake this little project, I'd like to state that in no
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way do I condone the use of this type of bullet, but provide it here in
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this periodical for your enlightenment and entertainment only.
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Some old timers have used this bullet for years, especially Cajuns and
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some more of the radical elements in the United States and abroad.
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The secret of this bullet is WATER, yes H20, But how can water make a
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bullet explode you ask? Simply put, when an ordinary lead or soft point
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bullet type enters tissue, the tissue builds up in front of the nose,
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pushing the nose rearward causing the lead to mushroom.
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The less pointed the nose and the greater the velocity, the greater the
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mushrooming effect. With a hollow-point bullet, a certain amount of soft
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tissue enters the hollow and causes expansion, but not much can enter
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because of the cushion of air trapped in the hollow. But in the bullet we
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will create, it works on the principle of hydraulics.
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Water is incompressible and according to physical laws, when it is
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trapped in a container and pressure is exerted on any portion of it, that
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same pressure is exerted on the inside surface of the container.
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If you have a glass bottle completely filled with water with no trapped
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air and you tryed to stopper it by tapping in the glass stopper with your
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hand, you could shatter the container.
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Lets say the bottom area of the glass stopper is one square inch in
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surface area and you tap it with a force of two pounds. The inside surface
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may have an area of one hundred square inches. This means that the total
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expanding force exerted on the inside surface of the bottle is 200 pounds!
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The force on the gas-check in the bullet upon impact is also transmitted
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undiminished to every portion of the inside surface of the hollow.
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The result is enough force for the bullet to literally explode!!!
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But since the nose is hollow-pointed, only the nose of the bullet will
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explode. The main body of the bullet continues to penetrate as a lead
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cylinder.
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I must explain however, that the hollow point isn't the usual size.
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Experiments have shown that in order to obtain sufficient hydraulic
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pressure, the diameter of the cavity must be 38% or 40% of the bullet
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diameter. The depth of the cavity does not control the rate of expansion,
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it simply determines the degree of explosion. Obviously a deeper cavity
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means more internal surface which the impact pressure can use, and
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therefore a greater explosion with a greater portion of the bullet being
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disintegrated.
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It is generally considered that the fragmentation of a bullet is
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undesireable because its energy is wasted in its disintegration and there
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can be no further penetration of tissue except by small particles of the
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bullet held together and mushroomed until it stops moving. All its
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kinetic energy would be exausted against the tissue covering an area
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approximately the size of the mushroom.
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This bullet is different in that it penetrates first and then
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disintegrates violently from internal pressures, like a bomb!! Creating its
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own shock-wave which affects all tissue in the immediate area.
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One of the nice features about this bullet is that it's a home-brew,
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The principle items you need are a special bullet mold in the caliber of
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your gun, with an extra large hollow-point, a gas checker, and an
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eye-dropper.
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Theres no trick to making the bullet, its cast in the usual way.
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the water is added with the eye-dropper to completely fill the hollow
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point cavity. The gas-checker, with its concave side outward, is then
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seated over the water with a punch of a bullet lubricator-sizer.
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Since the gas-check is over-sized, it seals the the water filled cavity
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like the cap on a bottle.
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Now some of you may not have a re-loader, dies, and molds. Your saying
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"OK what about me?". Well heres a quick fix for you.
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Purchase a box of hollow points in your caliber. Enlarge the cavity with
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a round file or use a taper like myself.
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Fill the cavity with water, (I prefer to use a needle for this), stolen
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from my local Dr. on my last visit.
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Then seal the hollow with silicon or preferably teflon and allow to dry.
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Its not as good as the molded type but works 1/2 as well.
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Some quick Notes:
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The bullet will only work on fleshy material, (Humans, animals, watermelons)
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It will not work if shot at a rock, board, wall or police cruiser.
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Have phun folks!!
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Section [3]: Completely Useless Trivia Knowledge (Part 1)
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Written by: Knight Hack
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In an effort to alleviate the everyday strain of life and mostly
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because at some point and time, someones going to force you into a game
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of Trivial Pursuit or some similar game of stupidity, we offer these facts
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to you so you don't look like an idiot in front of the wife or girlfriend.
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1. To travel across the Soviet Union by train takes 8 days.
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2. Soldiers in Ancient Greece went into battle, Naked from the waste down.
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3. At latitude 60' South, you can sail all the way around the world.
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4. If goldfish are left in the dark for a long time, they turn white.
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5. When he was six, Mozart wrote short harpsichord pieces and a piano
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concerto.
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6. Bricks soaked in paraffin are said to be a good bait for catching
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lobsters.
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7. A sheep once survived for fifty days buried in a snowdrift.
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8. In 1979, Snow fell in the Sahara Desert.
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9. During the American Civil War, the King of Siam offered Abe Lincoln
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the use of his War Elephants. Abe politely declined.
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10. On average, a person loses 312 grams (11oz) of weight overnite..
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I hope to make this a running article with 10 new facts in every issue
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Any trivia facts you'd like to send me can be sent to, The Rune Stone BBS
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The number is listed at the End of the Magazine.
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Section [4]: ConnNet Information
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Provided By: ConnNection
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In this article I'd like to show How ConnNets Online help files and
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tutorials can provide you with a wealth of Information about moving
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around on there network. (All Info provided here was from there free
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help database)
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Information such as the following provided on there free database
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should not be ignored. They provide Log-on Sequences and Password lengths.
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Databases Accessible via ConnNet
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1. Dow Jones News/Retrieval
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2. CompuServe
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3. Dialcom
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4. GEnie
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5. Delphi
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6. Eaasy Sabre
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7. NewsNet
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8. PeopleLink
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9. National Library of Medicine
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10. BIX
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11. A listing of ConnNet Access Numbers
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Dow Jones News/Retrieval
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Dow Jones News/Retrieval offers timely and authoritative business
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and financial news as well as a broad selection of general interest
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services.
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From your home or office you can check a stock, follow the news,
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find a fact, plan a trip, select a college, and much, much more.
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Logon instructions using ConnNet...
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Dow Jones News/Retrieval: Logon instructions using ConnNet:
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NOTE: Please be sure to enter all logon information in capital letters.
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1. Dial your local ConnNet access number.
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2. Terminal will respond: Welcome to ConnNet
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Please login: *
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Enter NDJONES-. and press <Carriage Return>
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3. Terminal will respond: WHAT SERVICE PLEASE?
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Enter DJNS and press <CR>
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4. Terminal will respond: ENTER PASSWORD
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Enter your 10-character personal password and press <CR>
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CompuServe
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CompuServe is an easy-to-use service designed especially for the
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personal computer user. Subscribers get a wealth of information
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like national news wires, electronic banking and shop-at-home.
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Electronic special interest groups communicate and exchange ideas;
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students can access an electronic encyclopedia and travelers can
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check the latest airline schedules and fares.
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CompuServe Logon Instructions using ConnNet:
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NOTE: Please be sure to enter all logon information in capital letters.
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1. Dial your local ConnNet access number.
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2. Terminal will respond: Welcome to ConnNet / Please log in:*
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Enter .CPS and press return <CR>
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3. Terminal will respond: Host Name:
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Enter CIS and press <CR>
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4. Terminal will respond: User ID:
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Enter your personal CompuServe User ID and press <CR>
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5. Terminal will respond: Password:
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Enter your personal CompuServe Password and press <CR>
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Dialcom
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Are you looking for a powerful yet easy-to-use source of timely
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information? Dialcom's comprehensive family of services may be the
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solution.
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If you need access to announcements made by federal government
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agencies, Fedwire can keep you informed of political developments
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as they happen.
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Simplifying the federal government procurement process is one of
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Dialcom's specialties: instead of keeping a bookshelf full of Federal
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Acquisitions, Regulations and Updates, you can search the FAR Online.
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Dialcom's Newswire brings you AP, UPI, and Business Wire news even
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before it makes the papers.
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NOTE: Please be sure to enter all logon information in capital letters.
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1. Dial your local ConnNet access number.
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2. Terminal will respond: Welcome to ConnNet
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Please log in: *
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Enter .DI and your unique computer system number assigned
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by Dialcom and press <CR>
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3. Terminal will respond: Please sign on
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Enter ID (space) and your 6-digit alphanumeric code and
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press <CR>
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4. Terminal will respond: Password:
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Enter your Dialcom password and press <CR>
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GEnie
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General Electric Information Services Company (GEISCO) offers
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a micro computer consumer oriented service called GEnie.
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Subscribers access a variety of entertainment services,
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information and software exchanges, communication and shopping
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services after prime time hours at a very reasonable rate.
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Meet new people, join a RoundTable, post classified ads, schedule
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a trip, trade stock market quotes and more.
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GEnie logon instructions using ConnNet:
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NOTE: Please be sure to enter all logon information in capital letters.
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1. Dial your local ConnNet access number.
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2. Terminal will respond: Welcome to ConnNet Please login:*
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Enter .GE and press <Carriage Return>
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3. Terminal will respond: "U#=".
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Enter your User ID and password separated by a comma
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and press <CR>
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4. Terminal will respond: WELCOME TO GEnie
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DELPHI
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Delphi provides the services you need to stay on top of your
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business and personal world, all in one proven, easy-to-use
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utility that works with any computer or terminal.
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Get the latest news, business, and financial stories as well
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as stocks, commodities and money markets. Access a 20,000
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entry encyclopedia and an enormous research library. Join
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user groups with programs and support for MacIntosh, Apple II
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and III, Commodore, Atari, Wang, Tandy, TI, Amiga, and MS DOS
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computers like the IBM PC.
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DELPHI Logon Instructions using ConnNet
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NOTE: Please be sure to enter all logon information in capital letters.
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1. Dial your local ConnNet access number.
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2. Terminal will respond: Welcome to ConnNet
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Please login:*
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Enter .DELP and press return <CR>
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3. Terminal will respond: USER NAME:
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Enter your personal DELPHI user name and press <CR>
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4. Terminal will respond: PASSWORD:
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Enter your personal DELPHI password and press <CR>
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EAASY SABRE
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Would you like to check the schedules of 650 airlines worldwide from your
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home or office?
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Do you need to make travel, hotel, and rental car reservations for business
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or pleasure?
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American Airlines' EAASY SABRE connection to ConnNet gives you access to
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all of this information whenever you want it - at an extremely low cost.
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Now you can research all of your travel requirements, tailor you travel
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plans to your needs and even make your own reservations.
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EAASY SABRE: Logon instructions using ConnNet:
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NOTE: Please be sure to enter all logon information in capital letters.
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1. Dial your local ConnNet access number.
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2. Terminal will respond: Welcome to ConnNet
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Please log in: *
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Enter N followed by your 6 character personal password and
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then -.EZSB and press <CR>
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3. Terminal will respond: Welcome SNET user to EAASY SABRE
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NewsNet
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NewsNet offers the full text of more than 300 specialized
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business newsletters and databases as well as wire services,
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credit reports, stock quotes, and airfares.
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NewsFlash, an electronic clipping service, scans 6,000 new
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articles each day, giving you custom reports on the topics
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you specify. Much of this information is updated daily or
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hourly, and 70% is not available from any other online vendor.
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NewsNet logon instructions using ConnNet:
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NOTE: Please be sure to enter all logon information in capital letters.
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1. Dial your local ConnNet access number.
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2. Terminal will respond: Welcome to ConnNet Please login:*
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Enter .NET and press <Carriage Return>
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3. Terminal will respond: PLEASE SIGN ON.
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Enter your ID number, password, and press <CR>
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PeopleLink
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Available since 1983 and serving over 35,000 subscribers nationwide,
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American PeopleLink (PLink) offers its members the ability to share
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ideas, news and viewpoints. Now PeopleLink is available via ConnNet
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through the TYMGATE connection to TYMNET. New users join a club and
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meet other "plinkers" who share special interests -- entertainment,
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sports, hobbies, philosophies or lifestyles.
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For computer enthusiasts, there are clubs devoted to the most popular
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computer brands with thousands of programs in the data libraries ready
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for downloading.
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PeopleLink: Log-on instructions using ConnNet:
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NOTE: Please be sure to enter all log-on information in capital letters.
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1. Dial your local ConnNet access number.
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2. Terminal will respond: Welcome to ConnNet
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Please login: *
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Enter .T and press <Carriage Return>
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3. Terminal will respond: Tymnet: please log in:
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Enter PLINK and press <Carriage Return>
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4. Follow your normal PeopleLink log-on procedure from here on.
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National Library of Medicine
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The National Library of Medicine (NLM) is one of the oldest online database
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services in America. NLM offers one of the widest ranges of information
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available in the medical profession. Now this information is accessible via
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ConnNet through the TYMGATE connection to TYMNET.
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NLM provides doctors, nurses, medical researchers and others interested in
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medical information, with a seemingly limitless array of information sources.
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Operated by the United States Department of Health and Human Resources, NLM
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provides the highest quality medical information available online.
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National Library of Medicine: Log-on instructions using ConnNet:
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NOTE: Please be sure to enter all log-on information in capital letters.
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1. Dial your local ConnNet access number.
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2. Terminal will respond: Welcome to ConnNet
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Please login: *
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Enter .T and press <Carriage Return>
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3. Terminal will respond: Tymnet: please log in:
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Enter NLM and press <Carriage Return>
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4. Follow your normal NLM log-on procedure from here on.
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BIX
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The Byte Information Exchange (BIX) is now available via ConnNet through
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the TYMGATE connection to TYMNET. BIX is offered to subscribers of BYTE
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magazine (a McGraw-Hill publication) and other micro computer enthusiasts,
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to facilitate the exchange of computer-related information and engage in a
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continuing dialogue on hundreds of computer-related topics.
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BIX users communicate with their pc's on topics like: artificial intelligence,
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graphics, semiconductors, operating systems, and languages. Upon log-in,
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users are greeted by any pending electronic mail before entering into online
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conferencing. A unique feature allows subscribers to track specific ideas,
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arguments and responses.
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BIX: Log-on instructions using ConnNet:
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NOTE: Please be sure to enter all log-on information in capital letters.
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1. Dial your local ConnNet access number.
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2. Terminal will respond: Welcome to ConnNet
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Please login: *
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Enter .T and press <Carriage Return>
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3. Terminal will respond: Tymnet: Please log in:
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Enter BIX and press <Carriage Return>
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4. Follow your normal BIX log-on routine from here on.
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ConnNet Access Numbers
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Note: All are area code 203
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No Parity No Parity Odd/Even Parity
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City 2400 Bps 300-1200 Bps 300-1200 Bps
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Bridgeport . . . . . . 366-6972 . . . . 368-3282 . . . . . 335-2650
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Bristol . . . . . . . 589-5100 . . . . 589-8200 . . . . . --
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Canaan . . . . . . . . 824-5103 . . . . 824-0775 . . . . . --
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Clinton . . . . . . . 669-4243 . . . . 669-3282 . . . . . --
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Danbury . . . . . . . 743-2906 . . . . 798-8282 . . . . . 791-0947
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Danielson . . . . . . 779-1880 . . . . 774-0141 . . . . . --
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Hartford . . . . . . . 724-6219 . . . . 724-3282 . . . . . 560-1469
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Meriden . . . . . . . 237-3460 . . . . 631-3282 . . . . . 634-8171
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Middletown . . . . . . 347-5665 . . . . 346-4500 . . . . . 347-1262
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New Haven . . . . . . 776-1142 . . . . 777-3282 . . . . . 777-0281
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New London . . . . . . 443-0884 . . . . 442-3282 . . . . . 442-9236
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New Milford . . . . . 355-0764 . . . . 355-3282 . . . . . --
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Norwalk . . . . . . . 866-5305 . . . . 866-5155 . . . . . 838-7124
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Old Greenwich . . . . 637-8872 . . . . 637-5552 . . . . . --
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Old Saybrook . . . . . 388-0778 . . . . 388-1461 . . . . . 388-1471
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Seymour . . . . . . . 881-1455 . . . . 888-3211 . . . . . 888-0681
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Stamford . . . . . . . 324-9701 . . . . 326-3282 . . . . . 324-1907
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Storrs . . . . . . . . 429-4243 . . . . 429-3282 . . . . . --
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Torrington . . . . . . 482-9849 . . . . 482-3282 . . . . . 489-4510
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Waterbury . . . . . . 597-0064 . . . . 755-0255 . . . . . 574-2738
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Willimantic . . . . . 456-4552 . . . . 456-3282 . . . . . --
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Windsor . . . . . . . 688-9330 . . . . 688-8181 . . . . . --
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Windsor Locks . . . . 623-9804 . . . . 623-0361 . . . . . 627-5917
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Section [5]: Scanner Frequincies of the Government
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Provided By: Unknown
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Edited By: The Mercenary
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The following frequencies were provided to us and are Known to work in
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Connecticut as I've tried them on My scanner. I believe they'll work in
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other areas as well. Please contact us and let us know.
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B.A.T.F.-166.5375
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B.A.T.F.-165.2875
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D.E.A.-416.0500
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D.E.A.-416.3250
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D.E.A.-416.2000
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D.E.A.-417.4000
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D.E.A.-418.6250 CH.A-1
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D.E.A.-418.9000 CH.A-2
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D.E.A.-418.6750 CH.A-3
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D.E.A.-418.7500 CH.A-4
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D.E.A.-418.8250 CH.A-5
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D.E.A.-418.9500 CH.A-6
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D.E.A.-417.4500 CH.B-1
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D.E.A.-417.5000 CH.B-2
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D.E.A.-417.5500 CH.B-3
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D.E.A.-419.0000 CH.B-4
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F.B.I.-162.6375
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F.B.I.-162.7625
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F.B.I.-162.9500
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F.B.I.-162.9750
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F.B.I.-163.0500
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F.B.I.-163.7250
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F.B.I.-163.7500
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F.B.I.-163.8625
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F.B.I.-163.9375
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F.B.I.-163.8875
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F.B.I.-163.9125
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F.B.I.-163.9375
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F.B.I.-163.9750
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F.B.I.-164.1250
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F.B.I.-164.1500
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F.B.I.-167.3375
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F.B.I.-167.3750
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F.B.I.-167.5375
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F.B.I.-167.4250
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F.B.I.-167.1500
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F.B.I.-167.5250
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F.B.I.-167.2125
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F.B.I.-167.5625
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F.B.I.-167.7875
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F.B.I.-414.3000
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F.B.I.-419.2000
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F.B.I.-419.2250
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F.B.I.-419.3500
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F.B.I.-414.1000
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F.B.I.-414.3500
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F.B.I.-413.6250
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F.B.I.-419.4750
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F.B.I.-414.4000
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F.B.I.-414.0750
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I.R.S.-418.1750
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I.R.S.-414.7000
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I.R.S.-418.2250
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I.R.S.-415.0000
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I.R.S.-167.0000 (INVESTIGATORS)
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I.R.S.-165.9500 (INVESTIGATORS)
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U.S.ATTY.-116.1750
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U.S.ATTY.-410.8750
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U.S.ATTY.-416.1750
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U.S.Marshal-163.2000
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U.S.Marshal-163.8125
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U.S.Marshal-417.7000
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Secret Service-165.2125
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Secret Service-165.3750
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Secret Service-165.5125
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Secret Servive-165.7875
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Secret Service-166.4000
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Secret Service-166.6375
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Secret Service-166.5125
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Secret Service-167.0250
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Secret Service-165.5125
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Secret Service-164.8875
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Secret Service-164.4000
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Secret Service-164.6500
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Secret Service-162.6875
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Secret Service-171.2875
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Section [6]: Installing a Smoke Screen on your Vehicle
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Written By: Saint Anarchy
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The plans for my smoke screen will work especially well on older vehicles
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and moderately well on newer vehicles. On some cars, you will be unable to
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install this device.
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[1] Obtain the nozzle of a paint sprayer.
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[2] Drill a hole in the exhaust manifold about the size of the nozzle.
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[3] Weld the nozzle in place, attach a length of gas line to it.
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[4] Take the length of gas line and run it up to your drivers compartment
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[5] Hook up the spray container after you've filled it with CASTOR OIL,
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to the gas line you just ran up
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[6] When you need the smoke screen, send the oil to the nozzle, the manifold
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will heat it creating a thick dense cloud of black smoke making
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pursuit of your vehicle almost impossible.
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Section [7]: Phantasy Tidbits
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Written By: Mercenary, Knight-Hack, and the IIRG Staff.
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Dateline: Jan 91
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FBI TO INVESTIGATE ANTI-WAR MOVEMENT
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FBI Agent Steve Sterrit, legal adviser to the FBI in Las Vegas, annonced that
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the agency was actively investigating those who oppose Bush's war in the
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Middle East.
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The inquiry was launched after a complaint by Abraham Foxman, national
|
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director of the Anti-Defamation Leauge (ADL). In a statement issued in N.Y.,
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the ADL complained the Anti-war movement "is a brazen attempt to dishearten
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and create a disunity among American troops". The ADL is the largest Israeli
|
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lobby in the US. Foxman further requested Secretary of Defense Richard B.
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Cheney to "identify and intercept" letters to american serviceman that oppose
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the Middle East War.
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IIRG NOTE: We here at the IIRG have only THree Things to State on this
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topic of interest.
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1. No BLOOD for OIL in the Middle East!!
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2. Whatever happened to First Amendment Rights???
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3. Let Israel fight her own Enemies, and leave us out of it!!
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DateLine: Dec 90
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Tap Magazine is once again available, Subscription rates are:
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$10.00 a year US
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$20.00 a year overseas
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$15.00 a year in Canada
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Tap Magazine
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Post Office Box 20264
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Louisville, Kentucky
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Dateline: Nov 90
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DIGITAL ANNOUNCES INTEGRATED SECURITY PROGRAM
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MAYNARD, Mass. -- November 30, 1990 -- Digital Equipment Corporation
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today announced an Integrated Security Program, which formalizes the
|
|
corporation's commitment to information security and an integrated
|
|
security architecture for distributed, multi-vendor systems.
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|
|
Digital's announcement introduces a series of security
|
|
enhancements that package security technology for single systems,
|
|
local area networks, and management services to assist organizations
|
|
implement effective security controls.
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|
|
|
"Security is a critical issue for many organizations as they
|
|
migrate to new information technology," said Digital Vice President
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Harvey L. Weiss. "This program establishes Digital as the leader in
|
|
providing security products and capabilities to address expanding
|
|
information systems environments."
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"We believe it is the 'management' of security technology - not
|
|
the technology itself - which is the key to providing computer
|
|
security for customers," Weiss said. "Digital now provides customers
|
|
with the best technology, comprehensive service and training to help
|
|
manage this technology and make it truly effective."
|
|
|
|
In support of its corporate commitment to help customers
|
|
implement and manage enterprise-wide secure solutions, Digital
|
|
announced major enhancements to its Integrated Security Program
|
|
which include:
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o Major additions to VMS password management - to deter attacks
|
|
based on guessing user or system account passwords.
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|
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o New management features in the Ethernet Enhanced-Security
|
|
System - providing node authentication, access control and
|
|
encryption in a multi-vendor environment LAN.
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o The development of a Compartmented Mode Workstation (CMW)
|
|
designed to be evaluated at the B1 and CMW level of trust.
|
|
CMW is based on RISC and VAX architecture, ULTRIX operating
|
|
system and X-Windows/MOTIF.
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|
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o The availability, through Digital, of Sybase's Secure SQL
|
|
Server - a Multi-Level Secure RDBMS software for VAX ULTRIX
|
|
systems.
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o Digital's Distributed System Security Architecture (DSSA)- a
|
|
comprehensive specification for implementing information
|
|
security in a distributed, multi-vendor environment.
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|
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o The creation of a Secure Solutions Integration Center
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|
|
|
- to provide security consulting and solution design.
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|
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o The availability of Next Step Services VMS Security
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|
|
- a packaging of security courses and consulting to train a
|
|
customer's Information Systems organization.
|
|
|
|
The new integrated security products, capabilities and services
|
|
are designed to allow customers to choose the levels of security
|
|
appropriate for their applications and organizations while
|
|
maintaining systems investments. In addition, Digital also has a
|
|
program to encourage software vendors to develop complementary
|
|
security products.
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|
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|
The program addresses such things as: verification of identity
|
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of systems and users; integrity of software and data shared across
|
|
networks, and provides confidentiality for sensitive information
|
|
stored or transmitted across networks.
|
|
|
|
By taking advantage of the integrated security controls in VMS,
|
|
ULTRIX, DECnet/OSI, Rdb/VMS and Secure SQL database software,
|
|
Digital customers can reduce training time required to install
|
|
security measures. Digital's participation in the National Computer
|
|
Security Center (NCSC) security evaluation program guarantees a high
|
|
level of assurance that the security controls in VMS are effective.
|
|
|
|
In the open systems environment, Digital has undertaken several
|
|
R & D initiatives to provide security for ULTRIX systems, Digital's
|
|
UNIX-based operating system. ULTRIX already has features designed
|
|
to meet NCSC's C2 requirements.
|
|
|
|
Digital is also developing a Compartmented Mode Workstation
|
|
(CMW) based upon RISC and VAX architecture, ULTRIX and X-Windows/
|
|
MOTIF for the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA). This workstation is
|
|
designed to meet the NCSC's B1 and DIA's CMW security requirements
|
|
for multi-level workstation.
|
|
|
|
"It is important for customers to understand that it is easier
|
|
to manage security when the basic security co s are part of the
|
|
system," Weiss said. "The new program combines Digital's basic built
|
|
in security products with a comprehensive set of security services,"
|
|
he added.
|
|
|
|
Digital Equipment Corporation, headquartered in Maynard,
|
|
Massachusetts, is the leading worldwide supplier of networked
|
|
computer systems and services. Digital offers a full range of
|
|
computing solutions and systems integration for the entire
|
|
enterprise -- from the desktop to the data center.
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VAX, VMS, ULTRIX, DECnet and RDB/VMS are trademarks of Digital
|
|
Equipment Corporation.
|
|
UNIX is a trademark of AT&T.
|
|
Secure SQL Server is a trademark of Sybase Inc.
|
|
Motif is a trademark of Open Software Foundation, Inc.
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|
Dateline: Dec 90
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Vail, Colorado.- A Secret Service Agent assigned to Vice-President
|
|
Dan Quayle was arrested for shoplifting after allegedly trying to steal a
|
|
ski jacket.
|
|
Secret Service Agent Joyce Fletcher, 39 of Washington was released after
|
|
posting bond. Police said Fletcher was arrested after allegedly stuffing the
|
|
jacket into a shopping bag in a changing room.
|
|
Allan Cramer, a Secret Service agent in Vail, said the Agency would begin
|
|
an internal investigation of the incident.
|
|
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|
IIRG NOTE: Gee, no wonder the Secret Service wants to bust innocent
|
|
hackers and confiscate equipment. They're probably selling
|
|
the stuff out a backdoor of there headquarters and using
|
|
the profits to run there illicit drug-smuggling operation.
|
|
Oh well, divert attentions away from your own I guess...
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Section [8]: Phantasy Distribution Sites
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Phantasy's Distribution Site's have changed, we apologize if you called a
|
|
board and didn't find the Mag. But were organized a little better now and
|
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these will be the permanent sites as long as these systems are up and
|
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operating.
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1. IIRG Headquarters - The Rune Stone BBS -
|
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1200/2400 Baud, 24 Hours a day
|
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Call for the Earliest possible releases of Phantasy and other IIRG files.
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(203) 485-0088.
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2. Lightning Systems
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19,200-1200 BAUD, 24 hours a day
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(414) 363-4282
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3. Sycamore Elite
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19,200-1200 Baud HST, 24 Hours a day
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(815) 895-5573
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4. BlitzKrieg BBS
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Home Of TAP Magazine
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1200/2400 Baud, 24 Hours a day
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(502) 499-8933
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5. The Works BBS at (617-861-8976)
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Largest Text Files BBS in the world, 3500+ text files online.
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2400-300 Baud, 24 Hours a day
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6. Pipers Pit BBS
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19,200-9600 HST ONLY!!
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24 Hours a Day
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Over 370 Megs of Amiga and IBM
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(203)229-3251
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To get PHANTASY by mail on a 1.2 meg or 360K floppy mail the following
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to this address:
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Mail 12 Disks and $5.00 in stamps to
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The I.I.R.G.
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862 Farmington Ave
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Suite-306
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Bristol, Ct. 06010
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Specify Format of Disk Please!
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We will include any of the IIRG's releases for that month on disk
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(Space Permitting)
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(C) IIRG 1991
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May Odin Guide Your Way!
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