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75! 75! 75! 75! 75! 75! 75! Right down to the filled in E's:
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It's ATI. Activist Thumbs, Intertwined.
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ATI 75. The Index Issue.
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April 20, 1997. 7:15 pm.
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Earth Day Cometh Soon.
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Well, without further ado: Herein lies the infamous infomaniack activist
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times, incorporated index. I'll call it:
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EACH ISSUE IN A WORD OR FOUR, a prime anarchist productions archival
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presentation.
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Prime Anarchist wishes to thank The Skeptic Tank for starting this index.
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1 CIA Campus Recruiting 38 Environmental Issue
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2 Infomaniac BBS 39 Abbie Hoffman Was Not Famous
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3 First Numbers Run 40 I Got The Blues Issue
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4 Gov't Contractors Issue 41 War On Drugs Issue
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5 General Dynamics Issue 42 Continuation of 41
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6 Police Issue 43 Star Trek Issue
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7 Anarchist Cookbook Warnings 44 Special Makeup Issue. Tammy Faye
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8 The Jesus Christ Incarnate Tour Janet Jackson. Prime Anarchist
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9 The Missing Issue Goes Underground
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10 The 40 Column Manifesto 45 Bits & Pieces Issue
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11 Ground Zero Joins The Crew 46 Pseudonyms, Aliases
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12 Environment Fnord Tormant 47 We're Back, And We're Bad.
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13 Thirteen Colonies Issue 48 Losers, Lamers, LD and Lust
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14 Sprint Harrassment 88 49 Sundevil Info
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15 It Ain't The Machine It's 50 Equal Access Hackers Guide
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The Operator 51 CUD. Hunter S. Thompson. Telecom
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16 PMRC. Censorship 52 Poor Man's Shortwave
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17 Tip The Scales Of Justice 53 Reprint Of Midnite's Unix File
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18 How To Get It Done 54 Thoughts On The Draft
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19 More Phed Phun. Bush + Noriega 55 Birth Of a CoCot
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= Drugz. Peacenet Carries ATI 56 Legal Stuff
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20 FBI Library Scams 57 Letters To ATI
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21 Special Condom Issue 58 More Letters To ATI!
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22 New Jersey Bell Issue 59 More Mail & Rodney King Discussion
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23 Special Yipster Issue. Wavy Gravy 60 Moscow Modem Hunt
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24 ATI Gets Sentimental 61 Happy Harry Hardon Changes His
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25 First 80 Col. Issue Handle To Happy Hacker
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26 Odds & Ends Issue 62 2600. Election Opinions
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27 Scared, Real Scared 63 914 Raid. Hacker Crackdown. Wired
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28 Hackers: One Man's Definition 64 ATI Returns. Hey Mon. MCI
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29 Pot Issue 65 Subscriptions Always Free. Kerouac
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30 Chatline Info 66 The Sexy Issue
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31 Misanthropic Thoughts in Jersey 67 FBI. Fashion Bashin Month. SOA.
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32 Anarchy Issue 68 Dennis Rodman. Guess Jeans
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33 Chicken Alert 69 The Sexy Issue. For Real This Time
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34 Bust Info '89 70 Canary Islands. Cochineal. C.C.
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35 Unix Security 71 Unabomber. McBoeing
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36 Mayday Issue. Car Revenge 72 Hubris. Mattel Merger Mania
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37 Spotlight: Don Luby's. Fone Sex 73 ATI Espanol. Prague World News.
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74 Special Allen Ginsberg Issue.
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75 The Index Issue.
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For Back Issue Info email
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marco99@juno.com
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L2E. (the letters to the editor section)
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Marc,
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Someone commented on how good the hummus was last time!!!!!
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loVe.rEvoLuTion.liberATion.nOw.
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laurie
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Marco,
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Thanks for ATI 74!! You wanted feedback and URL's? Ya got 'em!
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feedback: I didn't know you really would print my story! Thanks!
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I loved your poems. Here's my URL
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Outcast! writing, Wranting & Unabomber fiction
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http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/Lofts/2532
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thanks again!
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-Shadow-
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Hey Prime,
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I figgered you'd dig this quote from Allen Ginsberg from
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a recent interview. Well no real recent. He's dead.
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/The ban also stretches apparently to cover the internet. I ask
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Ginsberg is he into technology or the information superhighway?/
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"No," he laughs. "I have one of those laptop PC's but I don't know how
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to work it. I have an office and a secretary who knows all about it.
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She's gonna teach me someday."
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Joe Camel.
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I'm not sure which photo you refer to here. (last issue's Allen Ginsberg
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photo) A photo by Joe Daniels of four
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women & Peter & Allen meditating on the tracks with the train in the
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background, was published in People Magazine in the summer of '78. Same
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photo is in the Pocket Poets Series #40 edition of Plutonian Ode, but there
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the date is in error. The photo was taken _June_ 14 or 16th - I can't
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find my summons right now, a month before Ginsberg notes he completes the
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poem in Boulder (line 50-51). "A Year of Disobedience," (text by Keith
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Pope, photos by Joe Daniel) where the poem was also published, noted the
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date of the photo as June 16. Ginsberg & Orlovsky had been spending quite
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a bit of time during the previous few weeks "on the tracks", reading,
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talking, chanting, meditating with us. "The tracks" was a peace camp
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before the women of Greenham gave global currency to the concept.
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& I was almost there. I was arrested that morning when the train was on
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its way in to Rocky Flats, and friend & housemate Mary Lowers was one of
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the women joining Allen & Peter & three others on the tracks that afternoon
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when the train came out. In Joe Daniel's photo, Carrie Grabo is on the
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left, next to Peter and then Allen, and on the other side of the tracks
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are, left to right, my friend Mary, Alice Braverman and a women whose name
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escapes me now. It was great. The cops & RF security thought they had
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cleared the tracks after the morning bust, and they prevented people from
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re-occupying while the train was in the plant. The Joe Daniels photo was
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taken as the train crested a slight rise before descending down to the main
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line, and as the conductor peered over the close horizon, he spotted the
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six meditating and screeched to a halt. Outwitted cops came running from
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up on the road, behind the train,to find the spoilers of their operation on
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the tracks.
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I remember Ginsberg most from this time, when I first was exposed to his
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poetry, & listening to the poetry of Blake (Tiger, Tiger) accompanied by
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squeezebox, sitting with 40 others on facing rails, a cork in Rocky Flats
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butt.
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Jack
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>-REMEMBER MAY 13!
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>-FREE THE MOVE 9!
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>-FREE MUMIA ABU-JAMAL!
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>-FREE ALL POLITICAL PRISONERS!
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>-LONG LIVE MOVE!
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>May 13, 1985 is remembered as the Urban Holocaust, when the
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>Philadelphia Police Department waged a full scale military assault on
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>the MOVE Organization. In the end 11 MOVE members, 5 of which were
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>children, were murdered and a neighborhood was destroyed due to a bomb
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>being dropped on the MOVE home. The MOVE Organization, through the
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>teachings of JOHN AFRICA, continues to fight for the immediate release
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>of their 9 brothers and sisters being unjustly incarcerated for being
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>MOVE members after the August 8, 1978 police assault. MOVE fights this
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>system wherever LIFE is being mistreated. MOVES BELIEF IS IN LIFE!
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>LONG LIVE MOVE!
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>LONG LIVE JOHN AFRICA!
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>This demonstration is sponsored by DETROIT FRIENDS OF MOVE, the
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>Coalition to Free Mumia Abu-Jamal and All Political Prisoners and the
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>Pan-African Student Union. (313) 568-9870
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Forget the Pulitzers!
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The Learning Alliance, Seven Stories Press and Project Censored Present
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PROJECT CENSORED AWARD CEREMONY
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Tuesday, May 6 7pm
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at the World Room & Lecture Hall, Journalism Building,
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Columbia University, 116th St & B'way
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5:30pm Free Reception with Refreshments
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Sponsored by Covert Action Quarterly & Common Courage Press
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Keynote Address by Gary Webb, whose article in the San Jose Mercury News
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broke the story about the CIA/ CONTRA/ CRACK connection.
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With Karl Grossman, Julianne Malveaux, John Stauber, Holly Sklar, Nancy
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Kranich, Peter Phillips, William Lutz, Dolly Lymburner, Michael King,
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Michael Rust, Ed Ayers, Mike Hudson, Barbara Seaman, David Burnham, Terry
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Allen, and others.
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Registration: $10 $15 $20 Sliding scale (Register early for lowest price or
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to arrange barter)
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To Register, more info, or a free catalog
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call the Learning Alliance at (212) 226-7171
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(PACKER) - PRIME ANARCHIST CHICKEN KWIKIE EDUCATIONAL REVIEW.
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Kenny Rogers Chicken in HMF hotel chains providing room service.
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Don't believe the ads hawking convenience. "It's going to be a cross
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between a microwave and a convection oven," Says Kenny in a national press
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conference. He believes you will find it delicious even at 4 a.m. A desk
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clerk, he claims, could push the buttons and get you that delicious meal.
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Bottom line?
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Almost 20 people in each hotel near you are going to be laid off.
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Victims of corporate downsizing at its ugliest. Don't believe a word you
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see on tellie.
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A quick pap#'s run and then we're off to the unabomber stuff...
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http://ei.cs.vt.edu/ncs6704/papers/meyer.txt
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http://www.cruzio.com/~jimg/perc.htm
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http://squishy.com/drugs/marijuana/growers/potgrow-2
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- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
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PART V OF MARC FRUCHT'S GUIDE TO THE UNABOMBER'S MANIFESTO
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- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
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"by way of reopening government... here are the words I think
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were more important than that which NYTimes and WASHPost picked."
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-=)-
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114....modern man is strapped down by a network of rules and regulations
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and his fate depends on the actions of persons remote from him whose
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decisions he cannot influence. This is not accidental or a result of the
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arbitrariness of arrogant bureaucrats. It is necessary and inevitable in any
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technologically advanced society. The system HAS to regulate human behavior
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closely in order to function. At work people have to do what they're told...
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or production would be thrown into chaos... It is true some restrictions
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on our freedom could be eliminated, but GENERALLY SPEAKING the regulation of
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our lives by large organizations is necessary for the functioning of
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industrial-technological society. The result is a sense of powerlessness on
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the part of the average person. It may be, however, that formal regulations
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will tend to increasingly be replaced by psychological tools that make us
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want to do what the system requires of us. (propoganda, educ. techniques,
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"mental health" programs, etc.)
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123. If you think that big government interferes in your life too much NOW,
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just wait till the government starts regulating the genetic constitution of
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your children. Such regulation will inevitibly follow the introduction of
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genetic engineering of human beings, because the consequences of
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unregulated genetic engineering would be disastrous.
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NOTE 19. Just think an irresponsible genetic engineer might create a lot
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of terrorists.
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125. It is not possible to make a LASTING compromise between technology and
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freedom, because technology is by far the more powerful social force and
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continually encroaches on freedom through REPEATED compromises...
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127. A technological advance that appears not to threaten freedom often
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out to threaten it very seriously later... Since the introduction of
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motorized transport the arrangement of our cities has changed in such a
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way that the majority of people no longer live within walking distance of
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their jobs, shopping areas and recreation, so that they HAVE TO depend
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on the automobile for transportation. Or else they must use public
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transportation, in which case they have even less control over their own
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movement than when driving a car... (when a new item of technology
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is introduced as an option that an individual can accept or not as he
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chooses, it does not necessarily REMAIN optional. In many cases the new
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technology changes society in such a way that people eventually find
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themselves FORCED to use it.)
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PART II OF "Children Of Wood And Metal" by Shadow.
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(Con't from last issue)
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"it can be a bit disjointed unless the reader knew it was a fictional
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story about the "Unabomber" (suspect). So here's the story about the
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alleged Unabomber, a hermit who lived in Montana..."
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The man named Ted did not notice their scorn. He might have noticed it
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three days ago when his sole preoccupation was getting his spring crop
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planted. But not now. Now the words of the article he had read crowded
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out all other awareness.
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"...a researcher at CalTech has discovered a genetic marker that can
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identify the potential of criminal or antisocial behavior..."
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Ever since he saw them, Ted felt the slow rage building. Like some old
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steam-driven engine, grinding its gears, building power and heat to some
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inexorable climax. How to stop it, how to power it down?
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Ted gripped the bicycle handles. "I swore I wouldn't do it again."
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he bowed his head helpless before the power overtaking him. Where did it
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start, he wondered... when was the connection made between his own wretched
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life and the larger imprisonment against which he was compelled to fight?
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"They laid me on the altar of science..." an old grievance welled up;
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my brain and soul a sacrifice to the New Religion. Genius boy, smarter than
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the rest. He doesn't know how to carry on a normal conversation, but that's
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alright, someday he'll be building Rockets for the US of A.
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Ted swerved to avoid a broken beer bottle in the road.
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(Con't next issue...)
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JOURNAL POEM 6 by Marc Frucht
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50 mete(o)rs per hour;
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Quite a shower to see.
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Playing Celtic music;
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Drinking coffee at Java
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At the Hut eating the "Longest
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French fries in Colorado,"
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I read "Continued On Back Flap,"
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By Sue Dunham.
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Chapel of the Open Air uses the
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Thomas Jefferson version of
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The Bible. Pavilion protects
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Overhead, logs to sit on;
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Unfinished lumber lectern.
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Long walks in the park, just B4 dark,
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Married couple - listening to
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Seperate walkman stereos
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As they stroll the walkway.
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Who needs canteen hiking when
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7-11's every hundred yards?
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Splast (n) from Coloradan - "blast"
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Early Rhode Islandan "splash," to
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Have a great deal of fun, wet.
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"Splastic," using rubber rafts in
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Said funmaking. "Splasm" having
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Simply too much water fun.
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Eg: "Bring your friends over to the
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Flash flood. We're having a splast."
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Thanks for the etymology
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Earl Grey.
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Welp, that's all for ATI 75.
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As always a subscription is phorever phree.
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Simply send the message:
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SUBSCRIBE ATI
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to:
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undress all corny-spondences to
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marco99@juno.com
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Good News And Good Night.
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