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From zzbartonr@acad.winthrop.edu Wed Nov 17 17:15:01 1993
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Date: Wed, 3 Nov 1993 16:35:08 -0500
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From: Reggie Barton <zzbartonr@acad.winthrop.edu>
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To: fetherow@lurch.winthrop.edu, eudaleyt@lurch.winthrop.edu,
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tkyle@delphi.com, galen@csd4.csd.uwm.edu, npc@tenet.edu,
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falcor@agora.rain.com, trond.Buland@ifim.sintef.no,
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chris@rigel.efd.lth.se, jonb@isltd.insignia.com,
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polekat@well.sf.ca.us.com, acc00ltr@unccvm.uncc.edu,
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slootsky@cu53.crl.aecl.ca, ugu00010@vm.uoguelph.ca,
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pnet01!psilo@crash.cts.com, mariusw@ifi.uio.no,
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kendall@mps.ohio-state.edu, kc5@cu.nih.gov, davet@wv.mentorg.com,
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p30tmr1@niu.bitnet, nate@vangogh.VIS.ColoState.EDU,
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dj439@cleveland.freenet.edu, true@intacc.uucp, pinpoint@world.std.com,
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ih3@utepvm.ep.utexas.edu, hhll@u.washington.edu,
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gadolin@gadox.pulp.nullnet.fi, rg%seta%drc@s1.drc.com,
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mellswor@firewall.nielsen.com
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Subject: True Cyberpunk Fall 1993
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-----DISCLAIMER-----
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[Although this is said in a light hearted manner, I mean it. This is to
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protect the freedom of expression for myslef and those wishing to express
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themselves here.]
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By reading anything after this section you are legally saying to the
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world that You are a disgustingly apathetic net-geek. You refuse to care how
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other people express themselves as long as they are expressing themselves.
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You're saying, Hey! I know that this E-Zine probably has cussing, lewd
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remarks and other stuff like that, but Hey! I live for that and I wouldn't
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ever sue anyone who uploaded this, printed this, distributed this, or most
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importantly took any part in publishing this. Okay?
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Sometimes the truth is harder to see, but it is always distorted, always truth.
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-True CyberPunk issue 3 vol-1 FALL 1993-
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(hide it from the kids)
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COVER NOTE:
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PGP Encryption Will Stil Be Used - HOWEVER; No Longer With Public Keys
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We Now Use A Coventionally Encrypted File w/ Password. That Password is
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true cyberpunk
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| IN THIS ISSUE! |
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| Welcome to then (Editorial Observation)..................1 |
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| Activism (Truth).........................................2 |
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| PILLAR (by Dan Derenthal)................................3 |
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| Our House in the Middle of the Net (Truth)...............4 |
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1
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Welcome to then.
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August 18th...in a club on the smart side of town. Preteen punk grundge
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wannabees are climbing out of their parent's BMW's to go inside one of the
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shittiest clubs the world has ever known. Inside are the scum of the earth, the
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creme of the crop, and the genetic inbred mutants of Catawba (see issue 1).
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Music and bass blare alternative music while neon lights the faces of all
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inside. No one dances here, they just sit and listen. Every five minutes like
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clockwork one of the muties in the corner shouts PEARLJAM. I could only assume
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it was the only word he could say. The creature wore an old budwiser t-shirt
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covered in stains. He was basically furless except for a thin patch of red
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sticking out from under his hat. It was here that I found nirvana. The energy
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in the room was terrific, why? Because no one was using it!!! Meanwhile a
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shirtless guitarist with a Dr. Seuss hat on was yelling Ambulance. Soon the
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mutant in the corner had learned another word and the band toyed him with it
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. AMBULANCE.... amboo lance! AMBULANCE..... Ambahl lence!! Ambulance....
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Ambull hands!!! The ritual became a song as the band got into the groove of
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this impromptu jam session. The name of the band was EVERYMAN, a must see.
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They really know how to toy with a mutie. Anyway it was at this point that I
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realised what the net was missing! We have no clubs like this in cyberspace.
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No sound, no music, no culture (or lack of it). How can cyberpunks exsist
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in the matrix without punk? Wheres the 200,000 whats of kick-ass on the net.
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When was the last time your adrenaline got pumping in the matrix. Anyway
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the point to all this is that I thought it was really neat when the guy got
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up and said... "If you have Xs on your hands then you are being watched and
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the man at the door has been paid lots of money to cause bodily harm." The
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mutie just yelled PEARLJAM.
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S.I.N.ERGY
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That was the story..... moving on to activism......
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2
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[WARNING-WEAR PARELL SENSITIVE SHADES-TRUTH FOLLOWS]
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In an interview lately Lord Gibson said that Cyberpunk was changing into
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something else... what that 'else' is is hard to see. Where are the punks
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headed. It is time to unite, or at least make sure we are headed somewhere!
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Ok, issue #1, the "Corp". A.k.a the "system" or the "man". This social
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operating system is long overdue for an upgrade. We all know that. That's
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partially why we exsist here (c-space v1.0). So how do we "Shock the System".
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It has to be a technollogically advanced operation, to suit our style.
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I believe it should also be PASSIVE ('cause that's more annoying!).
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I don't think operandi like Froggi's Armi are going to do much good. As we
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all know any system needs funds, and jobless people don't get funds -unless
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they are VERY resourcefull. So what do we do?
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In the mists of the evolution of the net, such as the City interface, and
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cyberspace.com, the time for action is now. I smell the need for a conference
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soon, a REAL cyberpunk conference.....
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Let's see your input.
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c y b e r p u n k s u n i t e
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And now back to our regular B.S.
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3
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PILLAR
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Forgotten youth goes untold . The radio plays on . The wipers go
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back and forth as I hurtle down the eight lane . Back and forth . Jessicca
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lies beside me in the passenger seat . Her breath is deep and relaxed for
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the first time in days . The wipers go back and forth . Back and forth .
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The rain continues to fall from the sky as if a mad god or a forgotten
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promise . The wipers go back and forth .
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Angry and agnst ridden figures scream of their fate and the radio
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plays on . Sitting behind me is Kris, huddled in a thick wool blanket, her
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eyes shut . She shudders as if cold, then is still again . The wipers go
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back and forth and the radio plays on .
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I signal to turn and then begin to slow as I enter the town .
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Darkness . The pale illumination of neon . The rain pouring down upon
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us, and the wipers go back and forth . Back and forth . The song from the
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radio reminds me of the summer . The hopes that once were, are no more .
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The sun that once filled me with warmth is no where in sight . I pull into
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a parking lot next to what might have been a movie theatre in a past time .
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I see no lights coming from the building . Broken glass .
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I gently wake Jessicca from her slumber . Her pale skin looks grey
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and blue in the light coming from a flickering streetlamp in the distance .
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"Where are we Mark ?"
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"Were safe for now, help me get Kris ."
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I slip the keys out of the ignition and turn off the headlights . The
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rain pelts against the car .
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+ --- +
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Part one of several. Constructive crit. encouraged at:
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ZZDERENTHALD@ACAD.WINTHROP.EDU
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... The past is irrevelant, the future uncertain, and the present goes
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by with a speed to brillant for any mortal to understand...
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-DD
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DAN - Our only outside writer for this iss. just got back from seeing the
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secret service [really!]. He was bad and wrote bad things to pres. clinton!
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DO NOT REPEAT HIS MISTAKE! I MEAN IT!!! These guys are nuts!!! Did you know
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that the SS thinks that the pres and vise-pres addresses are "SECRET"!!!!
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4
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Our House (The White Housw) In The Middle of the Net
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----------------------------------------------------
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As stated above the White House really thinks that there address is
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secret, below is a log of how I found it through the governments own MARVEL
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system. It can also be found in WIRED #4. The EFF also published the address.
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THE ADDRESS IS REAL! Do not taunt the happy white house!
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Here's the log-
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[long]
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marvel
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rying...140.147.2.15
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Connected to MARVEL.LOC.GOV.
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Escape character is '^]'.
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AIX telnet (rs5)
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IBM AIX Version 3 for RISC System/6000
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(C) Copyrights by IBM and by others 1982, 1991.
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login: marvel
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Last unsuccessful login: Thu Jul 8 18:00:56 EDT 1993 on pts/4 from mac10.lib.utexas.edu
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Last login: Wed Nov 3 14:23:24 EST 1993 on pts/7 from 192.203.180.3
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You are outside user number 10 (10 maximum).
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WELCOME TO LC MARVEL
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.......................................................................
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Library of Congress
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Machine-Assisted Realization of the Virtual Electronic Library
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.......................................................................
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LC MARVEL is the Library of Congress' experimental Campus-Wide Infor-
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mation System which uses Gopher software. LC MARVEL offers access to
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informational files about the Library of Congress, the ability to
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search and retrieve information in those files, and connections to
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a wide variety of Internet resources. Initially, only 10 simultaneous
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connections will be available for direct TELNET connection from exter-
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nal sites (with the exception of the US Congress). However, it is
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possible to connect to this system using Gopher client software or
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through another Gopher server (the 10-user limit does not apply to these
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access methods). For Gopher access, point to MARVEL.LOC.GOV, port 70.
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Clearly, the Library of Congress bears no responsibility for the qual-
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ity of information provided through other sites.
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.........................................................................
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Please forward your suggestions and reports of any technical problems to:
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lcmarvel@seq1.loc.gov
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.........................................................................
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PRESS <RETURN> TO CONTINUE
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[CR]
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5
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LC MARVEL (Under Construction)
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1. About LC MARVEL (Please Read First)/
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2. Library of Congress: Facilities, Activities, and Services/
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3. Research and Reference/
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4. Library of Congress Online Systems/
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5. The U.S. Congress/
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6. Federal Government Information/
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7. Services to Libraries and Publishers/
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8. Copyright/
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9. Employee Information/
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10. The Global Electronic Library (by Subject)/
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--> 11. Internet Resources/
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12. What's New on LC MARVEL/
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13. Search LC MARVEL Menus/
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Press?forHelp,qtoQuit,utogoupamenuPage:1/1
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-->Receiving Directory...
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Internet Resources
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1. Internet Guides and Information Services/
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2. Collections of Resources by Type/
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3. Access to Internet File Server (FTP) Sites (via UIUC)/
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4. Archie (FTP Searches on the Internet) via UMN/
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5. Archie Query Service via SURAnet (login as qarchie) <TEL>
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6. GovernmentGopherServers(fromNSF)/
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7. HYTELNET <TEL>
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8. Other Gopher and Information Servers (via University of Minnesota)/
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9. Other Gophers via University of California at Irvine/
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10. Regional Gopher Servers: DC-MD-DEL-VA/
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--> 11. Veronica and Jughead Servers (search gopherspace)/
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12. WAIS at Think.Com <TEL>
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13. WAIS at the National Science Foundation (NSF) <TEL>
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14. World Wide Web (WWW) <TEL>
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-->Receiving Directory...
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Veronica and Jughead Servers (search gopherspace)
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1. FAQ: Frequently-Asked Questions About Veronica (1993/08/23).
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2. How to Compose Veronica Queries (NEW June 24) READ ME!!.
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3. Jughead -- Readme.
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4. Search Gopher Directories Using Veronica at PSINet <?>
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5. Search Gopher Directories Using Veronica at UNR <?>
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--> 6. Search Gopher Directories Using Veronica at University of Pisa <?>
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7. Search Gopherspace Using Veronica at NYSERNet <?>
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8. Search Gopherspace Using Veronica at PSINet <?>
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9. Search Gopherspace Using Veronica at UNR <?>
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10. Search Gopherspace Using Veronica at University of Pisa <?>
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11. Search High-level Gopher Menus Using Jughead at Wash. & Lee U. <?>
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12. The Australian Veronica Server <?>
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13. VeronicaDirectoryfromtheUniversityofMinnesota/
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14. Veronica Directory from the University of Nevada, Reno/
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15. Washinton and Lee U. -- Finding Gopher Resources/
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6
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++++++++Search Gopher Directories Using Veronica at University of Pisa+++++++
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++ ++
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++ Words to search for:[ clinton ] ++
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++ ++
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++ [Cancel ^G] [Accept - Enter] ++
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+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
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Searching Text...
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Conecting Search Internet Gopher Information Client v1.12S
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Search Gopher Directories Using Veronica at University of Pisa: clinton
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1. Remarks by President Clinton & Lee Brown, NDCP Director 7/1/93.
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2. Press Conference by President Clinton 1/29/93.
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3. President Clinton in Q & A Session w/Press 6/1/93.
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4. President Clinton & Various Cabinet Members in Q&A Session 7/1/93.
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5. Clinton letter to Pres. of Natnl. Corn Growers - 11/1/92.
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6. Clinton/GoreNationalTalkingPoints-10/1/92.
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7. bill.clinton-1.29.93.
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8. [*] Clinton? 1.1.
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--> 9. 1092 Want to Reach Bill Clinton? Try president@whitehouse.gov Jun...
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10. ClintonandMaastricht-2-in-1specialoffer.
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11. RE: Clinton and Maastricht - 2-in-1 special offer.
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12. MoreonClinton1/26/93.
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13. MoreonClinton1/26/93.
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14. 6.0401 Clinton, the FCC, and Information Policy (1/122).
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15. 6.0401 Clinton, the FCC, and Information Policy (1/122).
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16. 6.0403 Clinton at the Folger -- Closure dates (1/33).
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17. Conference on Clinton's Service Agenda-April 1,2.
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18. Clinton's Inaugural Address, 1/20/93.
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Press ? for Help, q to Quit, u to go up
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Receiving Information...
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This section is from the document '/comp/bench/HPC.select_news'.
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>From more@hpcwire.ans.net Mon Jun 7 09:08:40 1993
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Received: from hpcwire.ans.net by finsun.csc.fi with SMTP id AA18446
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(5.65a/IDA-1.4.2 for sbs); Mon, 7 Jun 93 09:08:38 +0300
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Received: by hpcwire.ans.net id AA04081
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(5.65c/IDA-1.4.4 for sbs@finsun.csc.fi); Sun, 6 Jun 1993 23:06:59 -0700
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Date: Sun, 6 Jun 1993 23:06:59 -0700
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From: More Select News <more@hpcwire.ans.net>
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Message-Id: <199306070606.AA04081@hpcwire.ans.net>
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To: sbs@finsun.csc.fi
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Subject: 1092 Want to Reach Bill Clinton? Try president@whitehouse.gov Jun
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Status: RO
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Want to Reach Bill Clinton? Try president@whitehouse.gov Jun 1
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Washington, D.C. -- The Internet community now possesses one of the most
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direct methods of contacting President Bill Clinton: electronic mail.
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The White House Tuesday said it is now receiving e-mail through the
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Internet. The president can be reached at president@whitehouse.gov; Vice
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President Al Gore's address is vice.president@whitehouse.gov.
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Clinton and Gore notified the public about the new service through a
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letter posted on the Internet as the president traveled to Milwaukee, Wisc.,
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to sell his economic program.
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"Today, we are pleased to announce that for the first time in history, the
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White House will be connected to you via electronic mail," the letter said.
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"Electronic mail will bring the presidency and this administration closer and
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make it more accessible to the people.
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"As we work to reinvent government and streamline our processes, the e-mail
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project can help to put us on the leading edge of progress," Clinton and
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Gore said in the letter.
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According to the Washington Post, Clinton staffers have said they were
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appalled to find after Inauguration Day that the White House still used
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operators plugging lines into switchboards -- a technology tht is considered
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hopelessly outmoded by many.
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Clinton first made use of the electronic mail system as a candidate,
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aides said, but this was the first time the White House had been connected
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to the electronic mail system.
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In making the announcement, Clinton also indicated that connections will
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begin soon in the House of Representatives, as well as at various government
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agencies.
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The White House will be accepting the letters, acknowledging their receipt
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and keeping track of the subject. But so far there will be no electronic
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response to individual letters.
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"We must be realistic about the limitations and expectations of the White
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House electronic mail system," the letter said. "This experiment is the
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first-ever e-mail project done on such a large scale."
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Messages will be read by the White House correspondence staff, with the
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same priority as paper letters. A sampling will be shown to Clinton and
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Gore, who made White House e-mail a personal priority.
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"It just depends on who has a lucky day that day and gets picked," Lynda
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Rathbone, coordinator of public access e-mail, told the Post.
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The White House hopes to be able to respond to individual letters
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electronically by the end of the year.
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"We eagerly anticipate the day when electronic mail from the public is an
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integral and normal part of the White House communications system," Clinton
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and Gore wrote. "This is an historic moment in the White House, and we look
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forward to your participation and enthusiasm for this milestone event."
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The White House already had addresses with three commercial e-mail
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services. Through them, it was receiving as many as 5,000 messages a week.
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But it wasn't truly an electronic connection. The services collected
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messages on computer floppy disks, which they sent by mail or courier to the
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White House. The new system provides for electronic delivery the whole way.
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There is some concern in the administration that Clinton's own computer
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will be an inviting target for hackers.
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"We do not want people constantly bombarding our system with attempts to
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break in," Rathbone told the Post. "We're taking the necessary security
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precautions."
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EDITOR'S NOTE: Should you decide to send a message to President Clinton,
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this is a sample the response you will receive:
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>From postmaster@whitehouse.gov Wed Jun 2 09:09:23 1993
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id AA26122; Wed, 2 Jun 93 13:09:23 -0400
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Apparently-To: <burnsm@hpcwire.ans.net>
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Thank you for sending in your thoughts and comments to the
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President via electronic mail. We are pleased to introduce this
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new form of communication into the White House for the first time
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in history. I welcome your response and participation.
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As we work to reinvent government and streamline our
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processes, this electronic mail experiment will help put us on
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the leading edge of progress. Please remember, though, this is
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still very much an experiment.
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Your message has been read, and we are keeping careful track
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of all the mail we are receiving electronically. We will be
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trying out a number of response-based systems shortly, and I ask
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for your patience as we move forward to integrate electronic mail
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from the public into the White House.
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Again, on behalf of the President, thank you for your
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message and for taking part in the White House electronic mail
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project.
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Sincerely,
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Marsha Scott, Deputy Assistant
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to the President and Director
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of Correspondence
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Wow! For a government that seems to be concerned that the
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President's address is public they sure fo publisise it well!!!!
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My apologies to all subscribers!
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This issue is horribly late and that's uncool.
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My curses to the VMS system we have to thank for <most of> it all..
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WHY IS KERMIT ITS ONLY PROTOCOL!!!
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WHY WONT KERMIT RECEIVE FILES!!!!!
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Also -=Special Release note ::: The opinions and actions of Dan Derenthal
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are completly disjunct from TCP - TCP in NO WAY encourages his actions!!!
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The SS did come after him! DO NOT MAKE HIS MISTAKE!!!
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AAAAARRRRGGGGHHHHHHHHHHH!
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(editor's blues...)
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The cover GIF will be shipped shortly! Happy Holidays!
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SINERGY
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TCP is a publication of "bull shit."
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All rights reserved unless otherwise noted.
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You are being noted otherwise, please don't confuse the two.
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All syringes found inside this E-Zine should be considerd either a legitimate
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conspiracy to introduce a deadly disease to all the world, or as we like to
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think of them.. collectors edition bonus prizes!
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Any names places or events are to be considered names places or events.
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Any assumption otherwise was not intended or was intended.
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Thank you for buying our bull shit.
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| MOOve over Mondo!! \
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| TCP returns in the Winter | ::
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BullShit productions. 1993
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