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Issue #49 - September 12, 1990
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Send all correspondence, letters to the editor, flowers, money and stuffed
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animals to:
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Activist Times, Inc.
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P.O. Box 2501
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Bloomfield, NJ 07003
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ATI's staff:
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Ground Zero - publisher, editor, writer
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Prime Anarchist - editor, writer
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Writing/Research staff - Sk8 the Skinhead, Fah-Q, MAC???, and other
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occasional contributors.
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Wow. It's been a while since our last issue. And lots of things, good
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and bad, have transpired.
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Under Operation Sun Devil, scores of people were raided and busted. One
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permanent effect of the operation is the fact that Ripco BBS, an institution
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of the computer underground community, is permanently down.
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Another intrgral part of the computer underground that bit the dust is
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the famous online newsletter called Phrack. Its publisher, Knight Lightning,
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was left with $100,000 worth of legal bills to pay off, and has stated that
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he will not continue to publish the journal, much to the loss of the rest
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of us. Doc Holiday from 713 published his own version of Phrack and
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received a great deal of criticism for it. It is our understanding that he
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might continue to use the Phrack name, but we hope that he decides to put
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his publication out under a different name.
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Under this climate of repression against computer users, some may have
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thought that even ATI has closed its electronic doors. This is not the case.
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We here at ATI will continue to publish as long as there is a readership
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interested in our publication. And with the enthusiasm expressed by many
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regarding ATI, we are confident in saying that we'll be around for a long
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time. Sadly enough, however, ATI is the LAST regular underground online
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newsletter that is still being published.
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I apologize for the delay between issues. I promise that ATI will come
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out on a more regular basis from now on. Expect to see at least 1 ATI per
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month, hopefully more.
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As stated before, ATI is available from many BBS's. However, I took
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down The Red Phone BBS, so ATI's main points of release will be The Workshop
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of the Telescopes at 201-916-1943 and the TAP BBS at 502-499-8933. Since our
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last few issues, I found, to my surprise, that it's next to impossible to
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list every BBS on which ATI is available, as it's being spread around quite
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well. ATI has made it to BBS's all around the US, plus ones in Germany,
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Sweden, Norway, Yugoslavia, and more.
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If you have internet access, you may obtain issues of ATI through the
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net by mailing me at ...uunet!tronsbox!akcs.groundzero.uucp . I have a
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sizable list of readers receiving ATI through the net, and would like to add
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more.
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Needless to say, please do upload ATI to your favorite boards, or mail
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copies of it to your net-friends. Spread this publication as far as you can!
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Also, you may obtain a full set of ATI back issues by sending $1 (and a
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disk if you can) to the address for ATI listed above. Back issues are
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available for the following computer types on 3.5" disks: IBM compatibles,
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Amiga, Atari ST, Macintosh, and Commodore. Commodore users may receive the
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issues on 3 1/2" or 5 1/4" disks (please specify which size you want).
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The ATI staff is also looking for submissions, large and small. If you
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have anything, whether it be a larger article or a small blurb 1 paragraph
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long you wish to contribute, please mail me at ATI's PO Box or at my net
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address listed above, or at the Workshop or TAP BBS's.
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Now, let's kick off this issue with Prime Anarchist World News, with his
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unique focus on earth-type stuff and other pressing issues of the day:
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p*a*w*n*p*a*w*n*p*a*w*n*p*a*w*n*p*a*w*n*p*a*w*n*p*a*w*n*p*a*w*n*p*a*w*n*
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Hola Buenos, El Anarchisto Primavera Aqui. Your libertarian at large,
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or was that seismologist at the switch? Or was it gynecologist at the
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Guggenheim???
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It's 415am. And a nice calm pleasant 60 degrees up here. I met an old
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friend of Jack Keroac'sand he owns a shanty up in the mountains here, 8
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miles up by donkee, 11 by foot. (Don't ask me, that's what the sign says).
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Can't tell you his name; he's one of those hippies who headed for the hills
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for some all too obvious reasons.He owns a Martin guitar from the 1940's
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has a book collection out there that makes the Library of Congress look like
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Nixon's home library, and charges 3.50 a bunk (room for 40 or more if we're
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small) with no hassles about customer name and address. I stumbled into
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this place by accident on a nature hike. (Why would I go 8 miles for a
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place to pee? Hmm)At any rate, I'll be returning there this morning sometime
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and I'll finish this column then.
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Til then; buenos nachos...
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Oh, one quickie -- a FOLK from Prime.(basic ADE blues) I got the Mercon
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buerocrat, fat boojuah status quo blues I got all-a trumps capital,
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nothin special to lose. Mercon buerocrat, fat boo-juah status quo blues.
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Was it as good for you as it was for me?
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Ever find yourself sleeping too deepto dream? Do "think-of's"; that'll
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bring you back out to REM-- you'll then start dreaming again. If you're
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not good at remembering your dreams when you wake up, keep a small notepad
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next to your bed. When you awake, jot down all the icons instead of trying
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to write the whole story. Then write later from your notes you'll lose less.
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eg: wineglass, pen,sarah, t-shirt, no smoking sign, kiss,ankle bracelet,
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ring, guitar, table,chair, bar, notebook, tongs. Then later you go for the
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story aspect. You're drinking wine at a coffee house with Sarah, exchanging
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poems, wanting to smoke. Sarah's wearing just a really long t-shirt, annkle-
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bracelet and a ring. You kiss her a couple times. You promise to teach
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her to play guitar as she admires the entertainment. She puts on her tongs
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and the two of you leave. Then you woke up.
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What ever happened to MRR magazine?If anyone knows, do tell. THNX
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"The Hopi people <indians for you who have no clue> declare that Hopi
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Power be a force which will bring about world peace." From their Hopi
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Declaration of Peace, circa 17Jun90.
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Beware of false prophets. If it looks too good to be true; it's probably
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tooooooooooooooo risky.
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Insider Info: most people who win on game shows do not naturally jump
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up and down so queerly as is seen on TV. We tend to sit there with a
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"potential mass murderer" grin on our faces. For this we need a coach. He
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makes the gals shake about enough to jiggle their tits in the most queer
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contrived fashion; and us guys are required to wiggle around like an
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uninhibited homosexual. So remember, if it looks real, theres probably an
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"applause" sign staring him down.
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If you spell quiche with a "k" (keesh?) then real men too will eat it.
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What's dharma mean? I drank a whole bottle full of acid rain. How
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come nothing happened for me except the men's room??? Define "yabyum".
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Whatever happened to the Frito Bandito??? Was he replaced by "just do
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it", and "sometimes you gotta break the rules"?!?!?!? I finally got a
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copy of "Skinny Legsand All" by Tom Robbins. I'll let ya know how I'm doin
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in a little bit. "A close association of unions and big business is the
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hallmark of a fascist economy." Wow. Que concept.From the book "Trilaterals
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Over Washington". Are we already there???Close??? Make a profit; or just
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look like one at Oral Roberts school of Business/Television Entertainment/
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and Gospel Phukking.
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Research Topic of the Week: A war on drugz can be seen as a diversion.
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Just like baseball, wife beating, or the drugz in and of themselves. PS:
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dont forget to turn your parents in if you think they're smoking pot. Witch
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Hunt? Nah... A war on Drugz cannot be "won" cause it is so deeply rooted
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in our culture. Like our violence, our drug abuse (to include for sure
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nicotene and alcohol) is not doubt here to stay. To get rid of drugz,
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you'd have to get rid of the peoploidz involved. And how do you rid
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yourself of your mayor,your sheriff, your mom or yourself???
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We shouldve kept the Injuns alive long enuff for them to learn us how
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to treat our environ. Enviro-tip of the week-- dont use too much
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detergent. Over sudsing makes the machine work harder. Use half what the
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box recommends. Maybe even less.Remember, they WANT you to use so much.Then
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you keep Mr. Maytag in 24$ per hr. Runner-up: Keep a couple bottles of
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water in the fridge rather than runnin the tap all the time. --good bottles
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are Verifine apple, and just about any grapefruit jug. Prime Note: always
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use glass. Shy away from plastic. Cause u'r gonna hafta throw it away SOME
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time!!!
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Suggestion of the decade: draw a square around yourself. Declare it a
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liberated zone. Kill anyone who enters.
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Who the hell is Peter Kvitek??? The self-proclaimed hacker said
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November 17th, in a SF Examiner article "the speed with which software is
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stolen in the Soviet Union is incredible!" Relax, dood. First off, it's no
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worse or faster than in Germany, Italy or here in the US. Who is this guy??
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Unless someone gets me a handle, a project, or a campaign, I'll just say the
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guy's a wannabe. Probably a code elite/cool warez" kinda dood.
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Everyone's a hacker these days. Right. When's the last time YOU trashed a
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TRW building? I'll bet there are just as many "hackers" today as there are
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people who supposedly "were there" at Woodstock!!!
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The average person's skull can be depressed by 10% before cracking-LM
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Boyd.
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Soldiers of the Kiori tribe in New Guinea salute their superior officers
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by lightly chucking them under the chin. Do that to your favorite Lieutenant
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Col. Don't foget to say, "hey guy, how's it goin?"
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Mooses are the largest North American member sof the deer family. Their
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average height is 6 feet, quite like us, but they weigh in at 1200-1800
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pounds. Even Rosanne and Oprah together don't weigh that much. Besides,
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moose don't whine.
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Delbert Yates, 16, of Valparaiso, IN has been in court for 6 years with
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the Chicago Cubs. They just paid him $67,500 as an apology for hitting him
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in the head with a foul ball. Come on, kid. That's the chance you gotta
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take. If I sued for all 3 windshields I'd lost behind the dugout, I'd
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probably stay in court until my 103rd birthday. You're a jerk, Yates. I
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suggest you've brought more shame to the game of baseball than Pete Rose,
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Pete Rose, and Pete Rose all combined.
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Are you a Yappy, or just Happy? YAP- Yipsters Against Paying.
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HAPPY- Hipsters Against Paying Phor Yuppiedom.
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I sure wish payphone directories would have more empty spaces, or at
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least more blank pages.
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Salvador's getting pretty hairy. I asked a phriend of mine (can't give
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his name for life or death purposes) who really knows a lot about our
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mission down there how much is Castro and how mush is us; and guess what
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he said? 80-20 us.
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Feedback: I really like the Skinhead Hamlet in ATI45.
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On car insurance: You notice the rates go up every time they see a new
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risk, but when a risk is alleviated (IE: drunk driving) rates don't go
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down? They just stay the same.
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As your editor-at-large, I firmly announce that it's earth day, earth
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decade, earth millenium. In corrolary
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to having been asked "what'r u doin 4 earth day?" I have to ask - WHAT ARE
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YOU DOING FOR THE REST OF YOUR LIFE?
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University of Colorado won best college for the environment, an MTV
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award. If you missed it, you missed me. You also missed Paul Newman, and
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also Mytch Snyder, along with a bunch of people doing 30 second spots on what
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they're doing for the environment. For those of you who missed me, here's
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a transcript: (I didn't jot down what the starz said, sorry) "I do a lot of
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biking, and try to hike or walk whenever I can instead of driving."
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Ian McCulloch split for E & the B-Men. And I think he sucks alone.
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Be a crewmember on the spaceship Earth. The following itmes are avail-
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able right now. Get on it. It's worthwhile, and helps spread awareness.
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Crewmember T-shirts. 100% cotton.
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Bumperstickers. White on Blue.
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Stickers. Same colors.
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Earth frisbee. 9-inch diameter.
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Crewmember certificate. Diploma style.
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Nasa photos - a true family portrait, and we're all in this one!
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Postcards.
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Earth posters.
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133 ways to Save the Earth, a poster.
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Wholearth mini-stickers, 2 inches.
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Wholearth large stickers, 3.2 inches.
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WE ARE NOT PASSENGERS ON SPACESHIP EARTH. WE ARE THE CREW. Spaceship Earth:
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A Crewmember's guide. A fun book.
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PLANETHOOD - another fun book.
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The earth flag 3 x 5 feet.
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Inflatable globes, accurate mapping.
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Earth buttons and magnets.
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Write: Joyous Concepts
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PO Box 6566
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Colorado Springs, CO 80934-6566
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Or call: 719-636-3637
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There is only one Spaceship Earth, and there is no spare. We are the
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crew. Let's all join together in sharing these symbols to help promote
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positive global awareness and to celebrate our essential unity. (OK, the flag
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is $49, but everythung else is still cheap. There are 2 smaller sizes in you
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can't swing a $50 (only YUPPIES can swing that much these days! -GZ). But
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waving that flag is cool. And anyone who'd burn THAT one's a fool.)
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While wwearing Birkenstocks, if people ask ya "how're ya doing?", tell
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em, "Great!"
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THIS JUST IN FROM SPY MAGAZINE - "The US Army is proud by definition,
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so it's easy for them to come right out and admit it when they break into a
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Panamanian dictator's home and seize his Mexican food. At least that's what
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one American on the scene thought the 50 pounds of a suspicious powdery
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substance at Manny's residence looked like - tamale filling. But there were
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other opinions. "We were sure it was coccaine", insisted the colonel whose
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troops made the cache. "It was not coccaine", a Pentagon spokesman said a
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month later. Turns out it was not tamales, but close. The army confiscated
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farina, cornmeal, and lard, wrapped in banana leaves. Loss of military face?
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No way. Too proud.
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Call Kurt Vonnegut (Wash. DC area) and ask him where you could buy a
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bearskin coat like he's got. Really cool lookin. So 40's.
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1% for Peace is now sponsored by Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream co. Write them:
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1% for Peace
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Dept BJ
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PO Box 658
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Itaca, NY 14851
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WHY I'M SEMIVEGETARIAN, by Prime.
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A, I don't like imposing on people;
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B, I'm a sucker for chili, and,
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C, oftentimes I'd starve if I went without meat.
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If you're eating over someone's house (I do a lot), you eat what's on
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the table. You're an ass for refusing, or demanding. Plus sometimes menus
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don't come right out and say there's meat in a particular dish. And for
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time benefits, I eat and shut up instead of saying "Uh, waitress..."
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Yeah, I'm partial to chili with more beans and less meat, but I'll eat
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just about any chili thrown at me. As long as it's hot. Hot to temperature
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as well as hot to the taste buds. Oh, I also prefer homemade (hint, hint)
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to Hormel (hormel is a capitalist pig co. !!! - GZ)
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Sometimes you just don't have much choice. When veggies aren't around,
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salad is wilted, or meat and potatoes is the only bit offered, you do what
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you must. The commune I live at doesn't make it too easy either. The
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foodage is extremely starchy, and chock full of red meat. But I get by. I
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usually lean towards fish meals, and for druthers take chicken or turkey
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first; but sometimes break down and grab a tenderloin or a shoeleather-
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cheeseburger.
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I never worry as I go to fast-food chains. A full-fledged vegg could
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easily survive a Big Mac or Whopper. There's really no beef to speak of
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there.
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Hasta bueno,
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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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Do you own a scanner? If not, it's a good investment as a source of
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entertainment and also a source of information about what's going on in the
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world around you. Here, we present some interesting frequencies to tune in
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DRUG ENFORCEMENT AGENCY (DEA) INFORMATION FOR SCANNER FREAKS IN THE NY/NJ
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AREA
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The following information is brought to you courtesy of "THE WALLS HAVE
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EARS".
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Did you know that the airwaves belong to the people ?? Let's keep it that
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way.
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DEA VHF FREQUENCIES (as of 12-87)
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163.5375 164.825 165.2375 165.2875 165.4125 165.5125 165.5675
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166.4625
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169.2 170.825 170.875 170.9 171.25 171.45 171.65 172.0
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172.05 172.2 172.7 172.575
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DEA UHF FREQUENCIES (as of 12-87)
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415.6 416.05 416.2 416.325 416.6 417.025 417.04 417.45
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417.5 417.55 418.05 418.55 418.625 418.675 418.7 418.725
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418.75 418.775 418.8 418.825 418.875 418.9 418.925 418.95
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418.975 418.975 419.0 419.95 417.4
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DEA 10-CODES
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10-1---Can't copy your transmission
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10-2---Received your transmission clearly
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10-4---If you don't know what this means, you should sell your scanner!!
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10-5---Relay my message
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10-6---Stand by
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10-7---Out of service at (Location)
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10-8---In service
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10-9---Repeat your information
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10-10--Prisoner present at (Time)
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10-15--Informant present at (Time)
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10-19--Return to (Location)
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10-20--Location
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10-21--Call (Whoever) by land-line
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10-22--Disregard
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10-25--Report in person to meet (Whoever)
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10-28--Vehicle registration information (VIN)
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10-30--Subscriber information
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10-33--Emergency traffic
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10-99--Emergency--Agent needs assistance
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10-100-Tactical activity (also "Signal-100")
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DEA TRANSMIT INFO FOR REGION II (NY-NJ AREA)
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TRANSMITTER SITE AREA SERVED CONTROLLED BY
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Alpine NJ North.NJ/Upper NYC NY--KLR710
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Atlantic City NJ Atlantic City NJ At.City--KLR707 & NY--
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KLR710
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Somerville NJ North Cent. NJ NY--KLR710
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Buffalo NY Buffalo area NY--KLR710 & Buffalo--
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KLR711
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Manorville NY E. Long Island NY--KLR710
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Melville NY Cent. Long Island NY--KLR710
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New York City NY NYC NY--KLR710
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NYC-Empire State Bldg. NYC/Newark NJ NY--KLR710
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Burlington House NY NYC NY--KLR710
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Rochester NY Rochester LEAA Task Force
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Freq's below 174 MHZ may be used for coordination with US Customs & others
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also
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Under the Electronic Communications Protection Act, it's illegal to
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intercept mobile telephone calls as well as cellular phone calls, and very
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possibly marine phone calls as well. However, for informational purposes,
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here are some frequencies:
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35.26 35.30 35.34 35.38 35.42 35.46 35.38 35.42 35.46 35.50 35.54
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35.62 35.66
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150.180 150.210 150.510
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152.030 - 152.150 and 152.540 - 152.810 .. increase by .030 betwwen these
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ranges for valid mobile channels.
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252.200
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454.025 - 454.650 .. increase by .025 or .050 within this range for valid
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channels.
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Marine Phone Frequencies:
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Ship: 157.200 - 157.425 .. increase by .025 within this range for each
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channel.
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Shore: 161.800 - 162.025 .. also increase by .025 between channels.
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Monitor the "Shore" frequencies to hear both sides of the conversation.
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Wow. We'll continue this in ATI50. Go download it now!
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