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HEYHEYHEYHEYHEYHEYHEYHEYHEYHEYHEY
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HEYHEYhey, hey, hey, it's ATI!HEY
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HEYHEYHEYHEYHEYHEYHEYHEYHEYHEYHEY
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issue 47
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April-something, 1990.
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Special "Yeah, We're Back and We're Bad" Issue!
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= info following brought =
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= on by a need for more =
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= real information =) =
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Wow.. Where to start. First off, I apologize for the late start. I will
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never let there be a gap this big in our issues again! I had a difficult
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semester, and such... but, from now on, ATI will be coming out every 2-3
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weeks at the most!
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Lots of things have happened since our last issue. But the one that
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comes to mind at the present is the LOD/Phrack bust. At the present, we
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know that Knight Lightning and The Prophet have been indicted on several
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counts, related to the alleged theft of the Bell South Enhanced 911 (E911)
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program and related text files, and their subsequent release in Phrack (the
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offending item appeared in Phrack 24). They are expected to be tried
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sometime
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this summer.
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In conjunction with the indictments of KL and TP, LOD members The Mentor
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and Erik Bloodaxe were raided at their homes in Austin, and their equipment
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was confiscated. Mentor's place of employment, Steve Jackson Games (host of
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the Illuminati BBS) was raided, and all their computer equipment was also
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taken. The equipment taken may never be returned, and SJ Games estimates
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their losses in lost revenue and opportunities to be about $1/2 million.
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Jolnet, the system that TP allegedly used to transfer the E911 files to KL
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for editing in Phrack was also confiscated. And I have received word that
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indictments will be handed down within a few weeks for the Austin
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members of LOD.
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The indictments of TP and KL appeared in Pirate magazine, and the
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Computer Underground Digest. You may receive copies of the Computer
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Underground Digest, a professional online newsletter dealing with the
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hack/phreak/pirate world by writing to: TK0JUT2@NIU.BITNET. Tell 'em ATI
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sent you!
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(You may also obtain current or back issues of ATI thru the internet by
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writing to: uunet!tronsbox!akcs.groundzero and specifying what you want!)
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Anyway, I feel especially bad for TP, with whom I used to have some very
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interesting political arguments on some BBSs, most notably the Phoenix
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Project in its hayday back in late 88-early 89. In light of all this
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hullabaloo, it should be noted that TP was definitely not a subversive, on
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the contrary, he was rather conservative politically. Later on in this
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file, I will share some interesting buffers from the Phoenix Project.
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Now, it's time to check in with Prime and the latest edition of PAWN,
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Prime Anarchist World News:
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pawnPAWNpawnPAWNpawnPAWNpownPAWNpawnPAWNpawnPAWNpawnPAWNpawnPAWNpawnPAWNpawn
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THE FOREST PRIMEVAL- by el anarchisto
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d'el primo. 3/1/90
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PRIME ANARCHIST ARRESTED.
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Details at a Later Date. (Court Case Pending)
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In 1968, Huey Newton called CA Governor Ronald Reagan a "punk" and
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threatened to beat him to death with a marshmallow.
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I suggest he's less a punk than a wimp, and imply that the marshmallow
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would have surely done him in on the first blow.
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Massachusets US Rep Joe Kennedy jumped on the bandwagon and admitted having
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dabbled in weed in his younger dayz. That's right. He used to smoke pot!!!
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Way to go, Joe.
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Japan owns 40% of our banking. =( Salmon Rushdie is still fearing 4
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his life. They're calling Penguin Books sacriligeous. I say they're simply
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pro-free-press. Prime praises God 4 People like Penguin, Rushdie, and Kurt
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Vonnegut. Read for your life.
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PAT!!! Prime's Alternate Thoughts. "Thank your for abusing-- AT&T,"
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says the recording in Oakland, CA. Someone get in there on LMOS and take
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that out, before we get in trouble!!! "Clean Lint Screen for Faster Drying."
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"Steal Lint Screen 4 Fastest Dry=-)
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Have nice clothes that you wanna keep that way? Button or snap them up
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before washing. They should come out of the dryer fine. You should only
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hafta press 'em once every 3 or 4 washes. (hey!!! anarchists can dress
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nice too)
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Those Darn Accordians. Do you like Beer Barrel Polka? Lady of Spain?
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Would you like to make large amounts of money playing a Squeeze Box in
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restaurants? Join your local TDA. For a Those Darn Accordians chapter
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near you, write TDA info center,
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BRO Box 7094
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Groton, Ct. 06340
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Mandela got released. Hmmm. And only 20 years too late.
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"You go through the motions of consensus: eating food from consensus
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cookbooks and restaurants; imbibing consensus perceptions, beliefs, and
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knowlege from consensus newspapers and magazines; feeling consensus feelings
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offered by consensus television, music, and drama; and reading poetry,
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fiction, and nonfiction from consensus publishers. You have become the
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perfect midrange road kill." Jim Harrison on food. Jim Harrison is a
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contributing editor of SMART magazine.
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POOP VAN
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SCOOP
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#1 in the #2 Business
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\
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w\ We Pick Up
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o \ Where Your
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o \ Dog Left Off!
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f /
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! / 389-0544
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/ 1 Dog, 1 cleanup/week
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/ Cost only $11.00/month
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Eliminating Gross Encounters of the
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Turd Kind Since 1978!/*
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*\a real ad, I swear.
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LOVE ME TENDER p l a g i a r i z e d
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f r o m R o l l i n g
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S t o n e R a g M a g/*
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Prime has not much respect left for the New rolling stone format. He
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reluctantly recommends Spin, is checkin out Musician, and vouches up and
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down for SMART magazine.
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For four quarters you can go to church in the presence of "the King". At
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the world's first 24 hour, coin operated Church of Elvis, 219 South
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West Ankeny Street, Portland, Oregon. T.S.D.H.A.V. by Louden Wainright III.
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This Song Don't Have a Video. I just saw the video this morning. A great
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song. Kinda hilarious, kinda serious. Check it out.
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G R E E T I N G S F R O M P L A N E T
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E A R T H :::>
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This coming April, on the 22nd will be another 20th anniversary. But not
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anything like the 20th woodstock, 20th of SDS, or the 20th of the Chicago
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8 <slash 7, or even the 220th of Haymarket!!! This one will be the
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real thing. A new era. A "renaissance", etc.
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Help out any way you can.
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KNOCK ON WOOD,
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Tap Is Back.
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1990 issues of Tap are available. They come out "whenever". Look for
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them "around", or write to them at: TAP
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P.O. Box 20264
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Louisville, KY 40250
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They've put out issues 92 thru 98. Send a stamp for each issue you want.
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"...the Best Solution..."
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For your social engineering pleasure. NTS is National Telephone Services,
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Inc Customer service is at 1800-288-0606 Write: NTS, 6100 Executive
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Boulevard, Rockville, Maryland 20852.
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SUPPORT SUNY-- They've booted the CIA, and take over their admin building
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quite regularly, they protest just about anything you can think of, and
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basically, they're just an all out fun kind of group. Help em out "any
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way you can".
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(518)465-2406 is SUNY student group.
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More than just a college, it's a youth movement. Call em. Ask em what's
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up this monday. Ask em what they plan for Wall Street's Stock exchange,
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ask em if they're pro choice. If nothing else, ask em "what up?"
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I THINK the new Budweiser commercials are just fantastic.
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T H A N K Y O U , N . T . S .
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If you're ever staying at a hotel that uses NTS as their carrier (I think
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they're required to notify you) you'll find a pleasant treat at the end of
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your phone call:
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Mmmmmmmm... A dialtone. Yeah, that's right. Pay for your first call and
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then just stay on the line for your next call; then it's 1+ac+n.
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Have a lot of unsightly nose hairs you want to remove? Drink Everclear.
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One sip of non-diluted'll take out every hair from the lungs on up.
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A Chevy Suburban is easy to hotwire.
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Anyone know why? Tell us how, ok?
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FREE. How to Get Free Shampoo, Deodorant, Etc. (literate buffs, do you
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capitalize "Etc." in a title???) If you are a frequent hotel stayer,
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keep up on which ones give out a lot of freebies; Holiday Inns and Best
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Westerns are the best. Hampton, and Radisson are not. Also, if you're
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booking your first nite on a weekend (includes sundays) ask for "getaway
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rates", they're usually even better than AAAs and other discounts.
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THE BUG STOPS HERE by Richard Sweeny
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a pap, (prime anarchist production)
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Not the best written article I've found on the subject, but it's
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fresh and new, so I thought I'd grab it here.
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Are there legal remedies if your privacy is wrongfully invaded?
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For some time you suspected that your phone was tapped or your home or
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office was bugged. You had the premises inspected, and sure enough, a list-
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ening device was found in operation. What do you do next? Can you sue for
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civil damages?
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If the invasion of privacy occured in compliance with court order, it is
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unlikely that a lawsuit will be successful. If a law enforcement agency
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was not involved, you may be able to sue if you can prove who the
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guilty party is. This is where most invasion of privacy lawsuits dead end,
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because it is very difficult to prove ownership of a listening device, and
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even more difficult to prove who placed it in operation.
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If you are fortunate to know beyond a doubt who the guilty party is,
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there are several ways the snoop may have broken the law. The most obvious
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are: electronic eavesdropping, possesion of burglary tools, breaking and
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entering, respassing, possession of eavesdropping devices, bribery,
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furnishing false identification (impersonating a law enforcement officer),
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attachment of foreign devices to telephone and power lines, tampering with
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utility lines, and conspiracy with a client to commit any of the above.
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Do you suspect your phone is tapped? Fight back! Have your premises
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debugged by the author. Call (303)298-7766.
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303-443-1910. Time and temp. for Boulder, Co (post others as you find
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them, ok?).
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"I'm-up-to-my-neck-in-manure & I-don't-know-why."
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"I-spent-$4000-trying-to-get-a-new-look & I-don't-know-why."
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A new book I propose: _Everything_I_Needed_To_Know_in_a_Texas_Oil_Field_
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by George Bush.
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The B-52's: Good band - Always were, still are.
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SQUIRREL - A good computer database, if you can afford it.
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Gweeb (n) - fom the mod era term "goober", and the old wave ear term
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"dweeb". A person not liked, like a dweeb or a nerd, with an element of
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gooberishness added in.
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Oigle (sniglet) - The greasy, scummy oil buildup on the nose clip of
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eyeglasses.
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ERROR
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You are leaving
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The forest PRIMEval.
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There is now,
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NO CARRIER
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!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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"creative dept."
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First up, some humorous lyrics from Druid of Orange (201):
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From: DRUID OF ORANGE (#71)
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Date: 12/06/89 - 10:34 pm
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Subj: (R)Duck Fuck
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When I have a lonely weener, I get out my vacuum cleaner.
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In the close,there she sits. She's got a hole,but no tits.
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Gives a blowjob like no other,then cleans rugs for my mother
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ELECTROLUX-really sucks
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FILTER QUEEN-makes me cream
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SANITAIRE-eats me rare
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BLACK & DECKER-chews my pecker
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Girls are such a fuckin' pain,my vacuum swallows,won't complain.
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I pump her ose down to the bag,she deep throats & NEVER gag,sno more cum
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shots
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in my eye,cause my vacuum sucks me dry.
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During my last Hoover fuck,a stray bolt of lightning struck,my vacuum got
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supercharged,down the tube my balls discharged.
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I guess the suction was too strong'cause my dick's now three feet long.
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coming soon:
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Liberace Was Addicted To Crack
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Wasn't that special? Now, for a neat-0 story from The Mad Fishmonger:
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QUANTUM MIX-UP
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A True Story
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"The laws of physics have no basis in reality.
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They describe the operation of the human mind."
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Reality inverted itself, revealing the truth at the core of all these
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illusions. Suddenly I could see more clearly, although my eyes were
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closed. The world remained the same, but reality changed completely. In
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the background, Carl Sagan's voice droned on about trillions of trillions
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of stars. Everything stopped and increased in its rapidascent towards the
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depths of nothing. Suddenly, I was surrounded by fourty-seven trillion
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black cats who were both dead and alive and were therefore neither dead not
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alive. It all depends on which space-time continuum you happen to be in.
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A short, bald man approached me and asked, "What if the earth were
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toroidial, duo-equatorial and uni-polar?" and walked on before I could
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respond.
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Then I perceived a little bearded man in a white robe on the non-
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Euculidean checker-board with me, infinitely far away, but approaching.
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Space became time and time became space in a never-ending cycle, and the
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man approached. I noticed that each time he passed one of the ambiguous
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cats, he pointed his non-existant staff at it and read one of the infinite
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numbers from the parchment in his hand. As he did this, each cat
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disappeared but was still there. Finally the man approached me, glanced at
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me absent-mindedly, and began to read another number. Half way through
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the lengthy number, he looked up at me again with a puzzled expresion.
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"What are you doing here? This is Schrodinger's Cat's department. Humans
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are on plane #1793242123, department, um, it's slipped my mind. Ask the
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thing at the Information Desk. I'm going to have to complain. I've had
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over seventy-three billion quantum mix-ups this afternoon. They had a pink
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elephant in with Pavlov's Dogs. Quality control isn't getting their job
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done. We've had so much trouble since Heisenberg came up with his principle.
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What's it called?" hepondered, scratching his head with his non-existant
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staff. "I'm uncertain. Oh yes! That's it."
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Throughout his speech I couldn't get a word in edgewise, and he
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certainly wasn't helping to clear up any questions. As far as I could see,
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there were three possible explanations for what was occuring: either I was
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havinga really strange dream, or I was the subject of some government
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experiment, or there was something other than tomato juice in that tomato
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juice I drank last night. Finally, having collected my jumbled thoughts
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into another, equally jumbled state, I asked, "Who are you?"
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"Who am I?," he repeated with a look of genuine suprise. "Why, I'm the
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Eigenstate Determiner. What universe are you from?"
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"What do you mean 'Which Universe?' I'm in The Universe, I think ..
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My god .." "Yes?" he answered before I could finish.
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I jumped. He sure didn't look like the gaseous vertibrate alpha-male
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I had seen pictures of. "Oh, nothing," I responded, hoping he wouldn't zap
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me. Then, as an afterthough, I asked, "Say, how do I get back to Earth?"
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"Just go the the Information Desk and they will send you to your
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department where you will be assigned to an eigenstate," he answered.
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"Well, I've got to go," he continued. "Time is about to pass." He turned
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and hurried off, making more cats disappear and still be there.
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I realized, too late, that I had no idea where this Information Desk
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was located, so I began wandering randomly among the fourty seven trillion
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black cats. After several hours of this, Robin Hood jumped out from behind
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of an invisible tree. "Who goes there?" he demanded. I noted that the
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arrow in his bow was greatly foreshortened. "Me," I responded, wondering
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if my answer gave him the information he wanted. Finally , after a long
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pause, I asked, "Where is the Information Desk?"
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"Oh, you're another of the Quantum Mix-Ups, not a probability bandit.
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You never can tell these nano-seconds. Its right over there." He pointed
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behind him. There, just a few giga-parsecs in the indicated direction, was
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the Information Desk. I walked through the Yeti department and past a few
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hundred trillion Shakespears trying to duplicate the writings of a monkey
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typing random keys on a typewriter. Finally I got in line behind a pink
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elephant and seventy-three billion other very confused life forms, including
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a few other carbon based ones. I waited for a few eons and soon got to the
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front. A little green thing with a badge identifying it as a "Quantum
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Corrections Officer" glanced up at me.
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"There you are," it snapped, appearing slightly annoyed. "Well, wadaya
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want?"
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"I was just wandering if I could get back to Earth," I replied.
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Its three eyes peered over the tops of its spectacles. "Why should I
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tell you?"
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"Because I'm important!" I blurted out.
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"No you're not," it snapped back. "You are merely a character in a
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story. For all I know, you may not exist at all. I once had a cat with
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that problem. Very sad. Very sad indeed."
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"But I'm the main character!" I implored.
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"All right, all right," it conceeded, with the air of one who has been
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interupted from something very important. "Plane #1793242123, department
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#6443512, right that way. Better hurry."
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I started out "that way". En route I was approached by little men
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selling stone postcards from Crete, but they were driven away when belgian
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endives began raining out of the sky. Finally I could see a huge group of
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people in the distance. As I got closer I recognized all of them as being
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me. I joined them and began discussing politics, religion, water
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floridization, and other scandals. They seemed to be a very agreeable
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group of people. After quite a while my attention was caught by the little
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man in the robe. He was busy making other me's disappear but still be
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there. At first this enraged me, but soon it didn't seem like such a big
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deal. After all, there were nine hundred seventy-six trillion of me here.
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Eventually the little man approached me and began to consult his parchment.
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I could see what I recognized to be the Probability Wave Equations scrawled
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on it.
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"Wait a minute!" I demanded. "What are you doing?"
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"Measuring you," he replied, pointing his non-existant staff at me and
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reading off some big number.
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Reality uninverted itself and truth became hidden in illusions once
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again. My eyes were open, but I could not see clearly. The world remained
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the same but reality changed completely. I became aware of my physics
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teacher explaining the theory behind the Schrodinger's Cat paradox: "If
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you put a cat in a box with a device which will kill the cat at a
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completely random time, you don't know if the cat is alive or dead until
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you look in the box. According to the Probability Wave Equation, it is
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alive in one alternate parallel universe, and dead in another. However,
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the laws of Quantum Mechanics prove that, until you open the box, the cat
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is both dead and alive and is therefore neither dead nor alive. The only
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way to tell which eigenstate you are in is to look in the box. Measurement
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is merely a method to determine which universe you are in.
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--- The Mad Fishmonger
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aka ()
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12 23-FEB-1990 09:19 SCIENTIST CLAIMS GOVERNMENT WANTED CANCER REPORT
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ALTERED
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COLUMBIA, S.C. (UPI) -- THE AUTHOR OF A FEDERAL STUDY THAT
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REVEALED UNUSUALLY HIGH CANCER RATES AMONG WORKERS AT THE ROCKY FLATS
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NUCLEAR WEAPONS PLANT IN COLORADO SAID HE WAS PRESSURED TO CHANGE HIS
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FINDINGS BY ENERGY DEPARTMENT OFFICIALS.
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SCIENTIST GREGG S. WILKINSON, SPEAKING ON THE MATTER FOR THE FIRST
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TIME THURSDAY, TOLD A DOE ADVISORY PANEL THAT THE ATTEMPTED COERCION
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CAME FROM HIS SUPERIORS AT THE LOS ALAMOS NATIONAL LABORATORY, FROM
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THE ENERGY DEPARTMENT'S REGIONAL OFFICE IN ALBUQUERQUE, N.M., AND
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FROM A DOE ASSISTANT SECRETARY IN WASHINGTON.
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''THE RESULTS WERE ILL-ACCEPTABLE. THEY WERE VERY UNHAPPY,''
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WILKINSON SAID OF THE RESPONSE TO HIS FINDINGS FROM DOE OFFICIALS AND
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THOSE FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, WHICH OPERATES LOS ALAMOS
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UNDER CONTRACT TO DOE.
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THE EPIDEMIOLOGIST SAID HE WAS CALLED TO THE DIRECTOR'S OFFICE AT
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THE LABORATORY, WHERE HE WAS ''BERATED AND ACCUSED OF NOT HAVING
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THESE RESULTS PROPERLY REVIEWED.''
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''ONE OF THE STATEMENTS THAT WAS MADE TO ME WAS THAT, WE SHOULD
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NOT BE TRYING TO PLEASE PEER REVIEWERS, BUT RATHER WE SHOULD BE
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PUBLISHING TO PLEASE THE ENERGY DEPARTMENT,''' WILKINSON RECALLED.
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''HE SAID THEY WERE A CUSTOMER OF OURS. THIS STATEMENT WAS MADE TO ME
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BY A DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF LOS ALAMOS.''
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WILKINSON'S REMARKS CAME IN A HEARING CONDUCTED AS PART OF DOE'S
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MASSIVE EFFORT TO DETERMINE FOR THE FIRST TIME THE OVERALL HEALTH
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EFFECTS OF WORKING AT NUCLEAR WEAPONS PLANTS SUCH AS ROCKY FLATS, THE
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SAVANNAH RIVER SITE NEAR AIKEN, S.C., AND THE HANFORD RESERVATION IN
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WASHINGTON STATE.
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CRITICS CONTEND THE STUDIES SHOULD BE TAKEN OUT OF DOE'S HANDS
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BECAUSE OF CONCERNS THAT THE AGENCY'S INVOLVEMENT WILL PREJUDICE ANY
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CONCLUSIONS.
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WILKINSON DECLINED TO IDENTIFY THOSE WHO PRESSURED HIM BUT HE SAID
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HE WAS THREATENED WITH DEMOTION IF THE RESULTS WERE PUBLISHED.
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''THERE WAS VERY DEFINITE PRESSURE FROM SEVERAL SOURCES WITHIN THE
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DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY TO, IF NOT WITHDRAW RESULTS FROM THE STUDY, TO
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CHANGE THE FINDINGS OR THE INTERPRETATION,'' WILKINSON SAID.
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AFTER THE REPORT WAS PRINTED IN ITS ORIGINAL FORM IN THE FEBRUARY
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1987 EDITION OF THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF EPIDEMIOLOGY, WILKINSON'S
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RESEARCH GROUP WAS MERGED WITH ANOTHER OPERATION AT LOS ALAMOS,
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EFFECTIVELY LIMITING HIS DIRECT AUTHORITY OVER SUCH STUDIES.
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''I NEVER EXPERIENCED ANYTHING LIKE THIS (WITH) NATIONAL CANCER
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INSTITUTE CONTRACTS, CONTRACTS WITH OTHER AGENCIES,'' SAID WILKINSON.
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''NOTHING LIKE THIS, EVER.''
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DOE SPOKESMAN JEFF SHERWOOD SAID HE COULD NOT RESPOND TO
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WILKINSON'S CONTENTIONS BUT HE RESTATED THE AGENCY'S COMMITMENT TO
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THE HEALTH REVIEW AND NOTED OVERSIGHT CONTROLS THAT ARE DESIGNED TO
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ENSURE CREDIBILITY.
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Author: [Don H Kemp] Subj: Did Legion of Doom Plant "Time Bombs" Also?
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Date: Thu Apr 05 1990 16:30
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As reported in AT&T's Consultant Liason Program electronic newsletter
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"Newsbriefs":
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LEGION OF DOOM -- ... A government affadavit alleged that in June hackers
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believed to be Legion of Doom members planted software "time bombs" in
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AT&T's 5ESS switching computers in Denver, Atlanta and New Jersey. These
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programs ... were defused by AT&T security personnel before they could
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disrupt phone service. ... New York Newsday, p. 15, 4/1.
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Don H Kemp B & K Associates, Inc. Rutland, VT
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uunet!uvm-gen!teletech!dhk
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(Geez, they're trying to pin everything on the LOD guys, eh?)
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Re: "Flat-rate" Long Distance Services Date: Thu Apr 05 1990 16:28
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"David G. Cantor" <dgc@math.ucla.edu> writes:
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> A number of companies are advertising "unlimited long distance calling
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> for fees on the order of $200.00/month. Apparently they insert a
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> "black box" in your telco line so that, when you dial long-distance,
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> your calls are resent to a 950 number, and then you use one of the
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> standard carriers at bulk-rates.
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Yes, and probably using a stolen authorization code. Several years ago
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we went through the era of "flat-rate" long distance. Without exception,
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it was fraudulent. Back then, you would sign up with the company and they
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would give you a 950 number to call (it was usually Sprint or MCI) and an
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authorization code that would allow you to makeas many calls as you like
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for $200 a month. They would concoct some excuse or another as to why
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they would have to keep giving you new authorization codes, but now it seems
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that they can make this invisible to the "customer" via dialers. It is very
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reassuring to note that even the scam artists keep up with available
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technology.
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> I would like to know what are people's experiences with such services
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> and which companies provide the best service.
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If by "best service" you mean "how long is it before the gendarmarie
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come banging on your door", the answer is about 2-3 months. You will
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probably get off light if you cooperate.I'd be happy to eat my words if
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wrong, but think about it for a moment. Many companies, including my humble
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self, spend many times $200 a month for long distance. If something like
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this was legitimate, I (and a stampede-load of others) would cancel my
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Sprint, AT&T, and WATS services in a second. The next call you make should
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probably be to the authorities!
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John Higdon ? P. O. Box 7648 ?
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+1 408 723 1395 john@bovine.ati.com ?
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San Jose, CA 95150 ? M o o !
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Wowzerz. We will continue this in ATI48. Go download it now!
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