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Sun, Sep 22, 1996 (07:12) |
Paul Terry Walhus (terry)
Please introduce yourself. Even if you just intend to lurk around here
and read more than post responses. How'd you hear about us? What are
your special interests and where would you like to see this conference go?
74 responses total.
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Response 1 of 74: Angela Dugan (rikam) * Sun, Sep 22, 1996 (18:11) * 2 lines
Angie here. I like to see discussions on different magazine articles,recommend-
ed reading, and tutorals. My interests are SF, The internet, and graphics.
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Response 2 of 74: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Sun, Sep 22, 1996 (23:03) * 3 lines
The previous incarnation of the Spring had a real good sf conference,
mixu (the Finnish eccentric) liked the term "speculative fiction" as
opposed to science fiction. So that's what we called it.
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Response 3 of 74: Josh Daniel (joshd) * Tue, Sep 24, 1996 (18:36) * 6 lines
Hello, all! I'm Josh Daniel, an associate editor at Texas Monthly. At
TM I'm in charge of editing Around the State, our event listings. I also
edit one or two longer pieces--departments and features--each month and
write stories. Most recently, I profiled EFF counsel Mike Godwin for the
September 96 Texas Twenty issue.
I'm also, I confess, something of a media junkie.
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Response 4 of 74: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Tue, Sep 24, 1996 (23:23) * 4 lines
I just talked to Mike at the EFF Legal Issues conference the other day.
He was in town from Northern California to give a talk at this
conference. In fact, I have some videotape of Mikes talk. Josh, do you
do any Internet/Web reporting or is that strictly Joe Nick's bailiwick?
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Response 5 of 74: Josh Daniel (joshd) * Wed, Sep 25, 1996 (09:19) * 2 lines
I've done some high-tech stuff, mostly consumer-oriented. So far we've done relatively little trend reporting and focused mostly on products--I've written up four or five boxes in the past 18 months on great Texas-centric Web sites and a few more on CD-ROMs made in Texas. I've also written about AudioNet, a Real Audio-based company in Dallas, and Girl Games, an Austin company.
My profile of Godwin (available here) is an example of the kind of thing I'd like to do more often: reporting on important netizens.
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Response 6 of 74: KitchenManager (KitchenManager) * Fri, Oct 4, 1996 (15:40) * 7 lines
Hola, all:
I'm the kitchen manger of a really good Italian restaurant here in Austin.
I've also helped out with some small press publications, including one of
my own, and some web publishing. As far as topics for the conference, I would
suggest one on contacts, especially for DIY projects.
I'll be by again soon,
WER
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Response 7 of 74: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Sun, Oct 6, 1996 (07:01) * 1 lines
What are some of your web projects? And what is DIY?
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Response 8 of 74: KitchenManager (KitchenManager) * Wed, Oct 9, 1996 (13:25) * 8 lines
Unfortunately, I don't have my own computer, so most of my projects are
collaborative and very scattered. As for DIY, it stands for Do It Yourself.
For a listing of projects and etcetera go to
http://www.well.com/user/soapbox/eglobal.html and to
http://www.realtime.net/~abner/ for some examples of my work scattered
throughout his pages.
Well, talk to ya'll soon
WER
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Response 9 of 74: Josh Daniel (joshd) * Thu, Oct 31, 1996 (20:10) * 3 lines
WER,
I've set up the Media conference so anyone can start a topic. So feel free
to start up one on small-press contacts and DIY projects.
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Response 10 of 74: shannon (shannon) * Sat, Nov 23, 1996 (16:29) * 1 lines
I just came by to visit. I am interested in media of all types. I produce a few newsletters on a local level. I am also interested in graphics and multimedia. I presently work for an internet service provider on the tech support line but expect to be producing material for them later.
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Response 11 of 74: Josh Daniel (joshd) * Mon, Nov 25, 1996 (21:55) * 1 lines
Welcome, Shannon! What kind of newsletters do you produce?
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Response 12 of 74: Glynis Cole (ozzie) * Thu, Dec 5, 1996 (06:42) * 3 lines
Hi! I'm an advertising consultant for my local community newspaper, The Wollongong Advertiser, and have been involved in press advertising for about 15 years. I'm very interested to see how the Net is going to affect advertising revenue, not so much for my own newspaper, but for the larger papers and magazines. I'm also curious as to what is happening with regard to advertising on the Net, especially with standards, censorship etc.
by the way, this is my first visit to your site - how do I know if anyone has responded to my input??? Silly question - how will I get the answer to my question??? I guess I just keep checking this page - is that right???
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Response 13 of 74: keep checking Glynis (terry) * Thu, Dec 5, 1996 (10:34) * 5 lines
The Stroud site that links to here has huge ad revenues and we're about to
take on a venture with a print magazine that will hopefully bring us some ad
revenue.
I'll have to think about your question on standards and censorship, these are pretty big topics. We may need to start these topics up.
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Response 14 of 74: Bob Wilbert (sunspot) * Thu, Dec 5, 1996 (12:05) * 6 lines
Hi !
My Name is Bob Wilbert and this is my first visit to Spring.com . I had posted an intro in a forum at electric minds and recieved a reponse from Terry Walhus which suggested this site. I am interested in all aspects of advertising on the net
I read recently (sorry, I can't remember where) that advertising revenues for the net will exceed 100 million$ this year which is about a threefold increase from 1995. If this is correct, it sounds as though the commercial aspects of the net are just starting to take off.
BW
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Response 15 of 74: Josh Daniel (joshd) * Thu, Dec 5, 1996 (15:01) * 5 lines
Welcome Glynis and Bob!
I think Net advertising can only sustain itself if Net commerce takes off. In other words, advertising depends in the end on consumers who spend $$, and if people don't feel comfortable spending money over the Net, I don't imagine that Net advertising will keep up the pace it's enjoyed so far.
Glynis, to check for repsonses, keep coming back to the Spring! From the Main Menu, you can add the Media conference (or any other) to your conference list. Then every time you log on to the Spring, you'll see if there are any topics with new responses (the left-hand column) or any new topics (the right-hand column).
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Response 16 of 74: Josh Daniel (joshd) * Thu, Dec 5, 1996 (15:13) * 1 lines
Also, if you'd like to start a topic on Net advertising, feel free. Let me know if you have any problems doing this, but it should be pretty clear from the Media conference page.
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Response 17 of 74: Bob Wilbert (sunspot) * Fri, Dec 6, 1996 (10:40) * 6 lines
Josh :
I appreciate your point but according to the latest survey by Frost & Sullivan
(Oct96) net advertising now comprises 3.4% of the total ad dollars spent and projections are for growth to 22.2% or 5.8 BILLION dollars by 2002.
Bob
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Response 18 of 74: Josh Daniel (joshd) * Fri, Dec 6, 1996 (10:52) * 3 lines
Well, I certainly hope that pans out. I was just saying I think that kind of growth won't continue unless certain things happen. I hope they do.
Bob, I encourage you to start an advertising topic here in Media!
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Response 19 of 74: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Fri, Dec 6, 1996 (11:14) * 2 lines
Welcome sunspot, what types of commerce are you engaging in on the net and what
types of tools have you found useful?
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Response 20 of 74: Bob Wilbert (sunspot) * Fri, Dec 6, 1996 (12:08) * 6 lines
Paul,
I am currently in a startup business called the Louisville Internet Yellow Pages. It is area specific rather than taking an nationwide or global approach. We will be employing sales persons to actively solicit the business community and promote their products and companies through advertising in our yellow pages. It is being modeled after the printed yellow pages which is involving a tad bit more sophistication in our servers and database setup than we had originally planned so we are not currently online
We expect to be up and running by mid December. As far as the tools I find useful, I like Net Objects fusion for web page creation and I also use Front Page. For our Database management we are currently using Access and Back Stage Manager.
Bob
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Response 21 of 74: Bob Wilbert (sunspot) * Fri, Dec 6, 1996 (12:11) * 5 lines
Josh:
I would love to if I can find the time.
Bob
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Response 22 of 74: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Fri, Dec 6, 1996 (12:16) * 7 lines
You're using FrontPage, great. I would like to point out that we have a
FrontPage topic in the apps conference. Does the server you connect to have the
FrontPage extensions installed.
I have fond memories of Louisville. I had about a dozen color photos published
in the Courier Journals Sunday magazine called "The Face of Guatemala". Barry
Bingham Jr. commissioned this photo essay and paid for a few weeks of traveland film.
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Response 23 of 74: Bob Wilbert (sunspot) * Fri, Dec 6, 1996 (12:28) * 7 lines
Paul :
Yes they have the extensions. A few bugs at first but smooth sailing now.
You should try Louisville Derby week if you like to party.
Bob
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Response 24 of 74: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Fri, Dec 6, 1996 (14:04) * 1 lines
Been there!
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Response 25 of 74: Martha Knight (drymartini) * Tue, Dec 10, 1996 (16:34) * 5 lines
Got here the way sunspot did, through Electric Minds and Terry.
I write for trade mags and some others, am a correspondent and feature writer for an area daily, and put out newsletters and broadsides for clients. I am finishing up my first hardcover (case bound) book, typeset with PageMaker, printed out on a laser printer, reproduced with a Xerox 5328, bound with a bind-it thermal glue binder. Edited it for the widow of a fine hounsman (now deceased). A heck of a good read especially for people who hunt North American big game. And a heck of an adventure for me!
had put out chap books before, nothing full size, with the whole ISBN and copyright stuff.
Other small publishers with hints and lore to share?
The DIY (Do It Tourself) guru at the Spring must be out kindred soul. I'll go look him up when I have time.
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Response 26 of 74: Martha Knight (drymartini) * Tue, Dec 10, 1996 (16:36) * 1 lines
Previous post. That should be "huntsman," not "hounsman." Why doesn't Internet Explorer have a spell-checker? It would be so helpful to the terminally spellbound, not to mention the witches, among us.
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Response 27 of 74: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Wed, Dec 11, 1996 (06:55) * 1 lines
Welcome Martha! What subjects/topics would be of most interest to you?
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Response 28 of 74: Martha Knight (drymartini) * Sat, Dec 21, 1996 (20:01) * 3 lines
I'm interested in the daily print-type news, and in electronic media. Some of us are members of what we laughingly call the working press (part-time, in my case). I see the Internet impacting the print news biz in various ways. What are others observing?
I'm still a TIME reader, sometimes see Newsweek, read parts of two dailies, and lots and lots of trade mags (computer-related).
And Slate-- until they start charging for it...
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Response 29 of 74: Josh Daniel (joshd) * Mon, Dec 30, 1996 (23:28) * 5 lines
So far, all I've noticed is that print news seems to be printing lots of rumors that spread on the Net. That, and they tend to blame the Internet for things that happen over it. Take for instance the story in the Austin American-Statesman a few weeks ago about a male prostitution ring busted by police (don't remember where, though not in Texas). The cops found out about the ring because it advertised in the gay press. But the ring also happened to have a Web page or some such.
So, of course, the headline was (paraphrased), "Prostitution ring that advertised on Internet broken."
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Response 30 of 74: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Tue, Dec 31, 1996 (00:02) * 16 lines
I've noticed that too. I cracked up at John Madden and Pat Summerall's
"webtalk" during the playoffs.
This is a paraphrase:
[commercial for superbowl.com]
jm: "that's if you know who to get there"
ps: "you have to be someone who can dot com"
jm: "how do you get there"
ps: "I'd go to an airline ticket counter, those guys would know"
And on and on ...
Unimaginable clueless commentary on the Internet.
Well, back to more dot commming.
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Response 31 of 74: John (eizb) * Fri, Jan 31, 1997 (15:56) * 2 lines
Hi--
I am a graduate student interested in information and communications. I stumbled across this list. Sounds neat!
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Response 32 of 74: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Fri, Jan 31, 1997 (22:56) * 1 lines
John, welcome. Whre are you doing your grad studies?
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Response 33 of 74: Don Drew (fuzz) * Sat, Feb 15, 1997 (22:00) * 1 lines
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Response 34 of 74: Don Drew (fuzz) (fuzz) * Sat, Feb 15, 1997 (22:03) * 1 lines
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Response 35 of 74: Bryan Venable (spif) * Mon, May 19, 1997 (00:03) * 7 lines
Hello all. Looks like this particular topic needs a reawakening...
My name is Bryan Venable, as you can tell from the pseud. Currently I live in the Kansas City area and work for a consulting company. I used to work for the National Institute for Computer-Assisted Reporting, a joint project of Investigative Reporters and Editors and the MU School of Journalism. I still maintain News on the Net (http://www.reporter.org/news/), a feature on IRE's reporter.org web site.
I'm also the new host of The Spring's media conference. I hope we'll see more introductions here soon; I'd like to know more about who's here and why you're here. I'm here because Terry sent me an e-mail and indirectly reminded me I hadn't been around on the Spring in a while, and because he asked me if I wanted to host some conferences. I do. I'm also here because I'm very interested in media and in "the" media - the people and organizations that produce, collect and distribute information and enter
ainment via all sorts of methods, from print to television to the web. I think the media and education are possibly the two most influential institutions in the modern world, and as a result I'm intensely interested in how they work and where they're going.
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Response 36 of 74: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Mon, May 19, 1997 (00:07) * 4 lines
There really aren't very many folks here now. But I feel like there a lot of folks out there like
yourself who potentially would enjoy using a system with the same interface and structure as the WELL
without the costs. Perhaps you could offer some suggestions to go about pumping things up around here.
From one Mizzou boy to another.
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Response 37 of 74: humdog (hummie) * Fri, Jun 20, 1997 (15:39) * 21 lines
weirdly enough this is the cleanest looking online conf
system i've seen so far, including salon, nytimes etc ad nauseum.
i burned out on the SF bay area online conf scene (well, river,
eMinds) with the exception of construct.net/ over the last year
or so. i felt it was badly in need of a paradigm shift.
i think it is possible i will be migrating to the south soon,
maybe new orleans.
i'm a writer and a classical musician, & work as a web strategy
analyst in a corporate headquarters, & moonlight as a college teacher.
i've written for mondo, fringeware review, whole earth review,
a few books and lots of web sites.
there does not appear to be a boyscout "nice" pledge on
this site, which is good as it did not incite my rebel streak.
nice job, terry...
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Response 38 of 74: George Frimpter (legaffe) * Fri, Sep 5, 1997 (07:24) * 1 lines
HI, I'm George. Welcome humdog.
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Response 39 of 74: crazyj (crazyj) * Wed, Oct 15, 1997 (10:16) * 1 lines
Hi, I'm CrazyJ, the craziest chick from the West. I'm interested in going into magazine publishing when I'm released from college at U of Michigan...Got any job offers for me??? No, anyway, I came here because of my interest in technology and the fact that my professor's staring over my shoulder...
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Response 40 of 74: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Wed, Oct 15, 1997 (13:16) * 7 lines
"released", will they assign you a parole officer? Just kidding.
No, there are some magazine editor and magazine writer types that
hang around here from time to time, most notably some folks from
Texas Monthly. We're trying to attract more folks in the magazine
industry to use the Spring for their discussions.
Glad you're joining us, you crazy gal.
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Response 41 of 74: KitchenManager (KitchenManager) * Fri, Oct 17, 1997 (00:24) * 3 lines
Me, too.
WER
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Response 42 of 74: Tim Guenther (TIM) * Sun, Nov 15, 1998 (15:32) * 1 lines
Did crazyJ ever get released?
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Response 43 of 74: Alexander Schuth (aschuth) * Fri, Mar 12, 1999 (10:55) * 2 lines
Well, this conferemce looks like it could stand some Alexandering-up!
How about having the superstar-topic in the music conference guest-starring here? superstar is, after all, a print magazine on things music. How about it?
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Response 44 of 74: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Fri, Mar 12, 1999 (15:57) * 1 lines
How about it! I say hell yes!
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Response 45 of 74: wer (KitchenManager) * Fri, Mar 12, 1999 (23:24) * 4 lines
or, make a whole new topic in here entitled,
"Submissions for SUPERSTAR"
just a thought...
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Response 46 of 74: Alexander Schuth (aschuth) * Sun, Mar 14, 1999 (03:38) * 4 lines
Well, Terry, can you please put superstar up here, too (so it's the same topic as in the music conference, I know you can do this! ;=} )?
Wer, yeah, why not also do a place where people can offer me ideas and stories - but then, hmh, maybe not. If anybody has a good idea, let 'em mail me.
I have experienced that it's best to do these things with a bit less public attention. It's bad, if it e.g. somehow leaks, you'd run a big articles on person X, but this flops for various reasons, so it's delayed infinitely, etc. Better to do this in private. Less disappointment on all sides.
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Response 47 of 74: wer (KitchenManager) * Mon, Mar 15, 1999 (00:20) * 1 lines
it's your show, baby, I was just thinking in type...
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Response 48 of 74: Alexander Schuth (aschuth) * Mon, Mar 15, 1999 (07:44) * 5 lines
Thanks Terry!
Wer, what's thinking in type? Isn't that when you have all these letters in your head? Puzzled,
Alexander.
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Response 49 of 74: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Mon, Mar 15, 1999 (10:54) * 1 lines
were's jsut doing his Dick Vitale impression, baybeeeee....
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Response 50 of 74: Alexander Schuth (aschuth) * Tue, Mar 16, 1999 (07:11) * 1 lines
Who's Dick Vitaonethingoranother? Oh, another cultur gap hitting me hard! Arrrrrgh!
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Response 51 of 74: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Tue, Mar 16, 1999 (11:51) * 3 lines
He's a hyper basketball announcer, famous for adding baybeeee to every
sentence. And I mean hyper.
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Response 52 of 74: Alexander Schuth (aschuth) * Wed, Mar 17, 1999 (07:33) * 1 lines
Thanks for enlightening me, baybeeee!
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Response 53 of 74: wer (KitchenManager) * Wed, Mar 17, 1999 (23:33) * 3 lines
since you're reading my words,
I figured thinking in type was more contextually correct(?)
than thinking out loud...
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Response 54 of 74: Alexander Schuth (aschuth) * Thu, Mar 18, 1999 (10:17) * 3 lines
*grin*
Yeah, your quite the type to put it this way, too!
*wider grin*
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Response 55 of 74: wer (KitchenManager) * Thu, Mar 18, 1999 (23:26) * 1 lines
(think we've adequately intro'd ourselves yet?)
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Response 56 of 74: Alexander Schuth (aschuth) * Fri, Mar 19, 1999 (05:43) * 2 lines
(Uuh, yeah, ah - sorry, right. So, what foolishness is next on our agenda, sir?)
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Response 57 of 74: wer (KitchenManager) * Fri, Mar 19, 1999 (13:58) * 1 lines
(my thoughts exactly!)
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Response 58 of 74: Alexander Schuth (aschuth) * Fri, Mar 19, 1999 (14:14) * 1 lines
(the beginning of a wonderful friendship? Hey, different topic, how come it's like just you, Terry and me these days outside of drool. What happened to everybody?)
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Response 59 of 74: wer (KitchenManager) * Fri, Mar 19, 1999 (23:43) * 4 lines
Stacey's cruising Europe, Riette is in Africa, Autumn and Wolf
have both been popping in and out of here, Ray is on assignment in a
different town, etcetera, etcetera...we go through periods like
this...hang on, everyone will return!
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Response 60 of 74: Stacey Vura (stacey) * Wed, Apr 7, 1999 (17:42) * 6 lines
Aha! I have figured it out!
WER and Alexander are the same person. Alter egos... The right brain and the back o the brain (neither persona strikes me as left brained... au contraire!)
Makes sense too... WER sitting in the dark, talking/ARGUEING with himself... calling himself names yet really loving that inner child... deep deep down...
('cept I can't figure out which persona is the inner child. One must be the innie and the other the outie!)
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Response 61 of 74: wer (KitchenManager) * Thu, Apr 8, 1999 (01:21) * 1 lines
ooh...that's gotta be it!!!!
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Response 62 of 74: Stacey Vura (stacey) * Thu, Apr 8, 1999 (11:18) * 1 lines
which are you ???
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Response 63 of 74: Alexander Schuth (aschuth) * Thu, Apr 8, 1999 (14:05) * 1 lines
I'm the other guy.
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Response 64 of 74: Stacey Vura (stacey) * Thu, Apr 8, 1999 (14:50) * 1 lines
oh, i see...
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Response 65 of 74: Alexander Schuth (aschuth) * Mon, Apr 19, 1999 (14:43) * 5 lines
I would like regulars of this conference invite to visit the International Conflicts conference here on the Spring:
http://www.spring.net/yapp-bin/restricted/browse/InternationalConflicts/all
This conference is dedicated to the disputes between groups all over the world, be that social, cultural, political or ethnical differences.
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Response 66 of 74: wer (KitchenManager) * Thu, Apr 22, 1999 (11:52) * 1 lines
he would like to extend the invitation to all the irregulars, as well...
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Response 67 of 74: Stacey Vura (stacey) * Thu, Apr 22, 1999 (11:54) * 1 lines
isn't it one-size fits all?
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Response 68 of 74: wer (KitchenManager) * Thu, Apr 22, 1999 (11:59) * 1 lines
if you intrinsically want it to fit...
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Response 69 of 74: Alexander Schuth (aschuth) * Thu, Apr 22, 1999 (14:08) * 1 lines
Ha!
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Response 70 of 74: wer (KitchenManager) * Thu, Apr 22, 1999 (14:40) * 1 lines
Ah...
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Response 71 of 74: Alexander Schuth (aschuth) * Mon, Apr 26, 1999 (09:42) * 3 lines
So, will you now check that out more thouroughly OR WHAT! NOW!
Also please investigate the B92-topic in this conference and point more people to it. B92 is anti-Milosevic, and got MTV's "Free Your Mind"-award for their work. Support B92!
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Response 72 of 74: Marcia (MarciaH) * Mon, Aug 23, 1999 (14:27) * 2 lines
John, remind me to bring a short wave receiver to the Volleyball Tournament histhis weekend. We need to support B92 like Alexander suggests.
(You ARE going to the tournament, are you not?)
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Response 73 of 74: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Wed, Aug 25, 1999 (14:22) * 5 lines
Tell us about your volleyball activities! Are you and John on the same
team, Marcia?
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Response 74 of 74: Marcia (MarciaH) * Wed, Aug 25, 1999 (15:49) * 1 lines
*lol* Terry...if you could only see us...you would have your answer. SOMEONE has to sit in the stands, do commentary and sell T-shirts. The last is my calling. John is one of the former or just a bleacher creature. It is the opening tournament of the UH Hilo Wahine Volleyball season, and teams statewide come to play. It should be lots of fun to watch and compare the Freshmen in their first college tournament with how they perform at the end of the season.
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