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My hobbies include music and trying to lead a low-impact existence.
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Response 18 of 59: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Wed, Dec 9, 1998 (09:14) * 35 lines
Peter Freeman
Email: peter.freeman@estinco.com
Where I Live: Switzerland in general, visiting Paris very oftenly
Hi, my name is Peter Freeman
I'm a swiss citizen, but my roots are rather
diverse such as polish, french, spanish, english and german.
I'm not married nor engaged, but definitely hooked onto Julia, a
dalmatian juwel that, right now, is working as a lawyer in Switzerland.
Today I am with a Management Consulting Company that specialises in
growth strategies. My roots although lie in Hedge Fund Trading, and I also
have worked as an IT Consultant.
About my hobbies,
here's a list without priorities assigned : Golf, Kickboxing,
Snowboarding,
Cooking and Dining, Reading, History of the 20th Century, Music, and of
course
spinning visions in my head about the philosophy of virtuality.
Last but not
least I'm outing myself as a Trekkie, but in regard to Star Wars, I hope
the
force is with us for all times !
Thats about it folks, let's hear about you
....
Kind regards
Peter
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Response 19 of 59: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Wed, Dec 9, 1998 (09:30) * 10 lines
Kim Bistrong
Email: bistrong1@hotmail.com
Where I Live: New York
I am currently living in NYC, moving to the Bay Area January 1999 and
want to make some friends. over the years I have been active in
documentary film production and curating (specifically in Jewish-related issues) and
I play old time clawhammer banjo. Am looking for someone who would be
interested in hiring me or being my friend for either of the above credentials....
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Response 20 of 59: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Thu, Dec 10, 1998 (08:28) * 39 lines
John Button
De Plan Boss De Plan De Plan
Current plan as of July 11, 1996
An early retirement from the working "civilized"
world to the laid back Caribbean as soon as possible.
Current situation
Slaving as a maintenance technician in the sand mines
of an IC foundry in San Antonio, Texas. Been in this
business since 1987 & after I've seen what goes on
behind the curtains, it's amazing any of this stuff
even works!
Current locators
Snail address: 2842 Village Parkway
San Antonio, TX 78251
Email: jmb@well.com
button@texas.net
Voice: (210) 520-1054
Current 'puter: P120 w/ 32Mb EDO RAM
A California native now living in Texas still into
programming, music, computers as a public resource
movies, art, the DEAD, and everything new & interesting.
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Response 21 of 59: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Mon, Dec 14, 1998 (09:05) * 33 lines
Ferguson Meek
Email: fergie@scotlandspast.com
Where I Live: United Kingdom
I'm a web designer now although I have also been an archaeologist, hifi
repairman, sound engineer, barman, stock controller...
I spend some time in the
present but I am usually to be found somewhere in the future or past,
either in the worlds created by Clarke, Brin, Gibson, Sterling etc. or in
early Scotland, Egypt, Europe etc.
My website Scotland's Past http://www.scotlandspast.com is
my hobby at the moment although I hope to make a living out of it soon
(so I
can give up my low paid web design job!)
I live in Stirling, Scotland with my
wife and a badly behaved guinea pig.
All the best
Fergie
and
Sylvia Johnson
Email: monster2oz@aol.com
Where I Live: Missouri
Though I first heard of the well almost 10 years ago it has taken me that
long to make my way here. I am looking forward to meeting intelligent
and articulate people and, hopefully, learning a little more about the world
and it's inhabitants.
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Response 22 of 59: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Tue, Dec 15, 1998 (09:11) * 22 lines
Robin Gist
mailto://robing@well.com
(how do you write a bio without making it sound like your resume, or a
nappy personal ad from the sleazy depths of the Guardian?) ;)
my name is Robin.
during the day, I build web sites for CNET. at night, I build web sites
for CNET (read: 'no life'). A native Southerner, I moved to SF from Atlanta
a little more than a year ago -- mostly for the change in scenery, and
because I wanted to begin to appreciate the smaller things in life (hence, the
euphoria I now feel when I stumble across a killer parking spot).
I'm a single male, 33, into political activism, mountain biking, music (love to check out local
bands), amateur radio, outdoorsy kinda stuff, road trips (how 'bout a
lil' drive to the Panama Canal?), film noir and my creative side dabbles in
music, watercolors and the occasional struggle with trying to put my thoughts
into words. Oh yes, I love designing and building software.
similar interests (or if you're into human rights and/or civil liberties)?
drop me a line.
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Response 23 of 59: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Tue, Dec 15, 1998 (09:12) * 18 lines
Manou Marzban
mailto://manou@well.com
Hello! My name is Manou Marzban, I am 37 and work in London, England. I
am a citizen of the US of Iranian and Georgian parentage. I moved to
London to work with a start-up; BiblioTech, ltd. BiblioTech is an
Internet services
company. Wired recently called us 'Europe's premier email company', and
our
first service, Postmaster (a Web-based email service like Hotmail but
Euro-centric, launched November 1997) is already one of the most
trafficked
sites in Europe. I am a graduate of American University (1986) and have
a
graduate degree from Thunderbird-AGSIM - one of the leading international
MBA
programs in the US. My interests include all things Internet, current
affairs, marketing, film and sports.
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Response 24 of 59: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Tue, Jan 19, 1999 (08:47) * 18 lines
Ellen Young
Email: mui@home.com
Where I Live: California
I'm 43. No kids. Lady of leisure. Diletante. I thank my lucky stars
for the Internet, which has brought many wonderful people into my life.
Most of them live very far away. Who, I wonder, lives right nearby? Who will
hang out with me and make me laugh uproariously and talk about sex and laugh
uproariously about sex?
I like books, beer, movies, beaches, men, women, kids,
babies, moonlight, sunlight, evening walks, noontime walks, snuggling,
pushing, falling off the bed, candlelight, total darkness, romance, sleazy
sex, intellectual conversation, idiotic laughter, parallel lives, french
bread, wine...
And thou.
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Response 25 of 59: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Wed, Jan 27, 1999 (06:44) * 8 lines
medievalist2@well.com
Name: Beverly Denny
Email: beverlydenny@hotmail.com
Where I Live: Kansas
I'm an historian who likes to travel, read, go to movies, hike, eat hot
and spicy foods and who loves animals.
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Response 26 of 59: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Wed, Jan 27, 1999 (06:45) * 15 lines
Roland Mueller
Email: droplonder@hats.rhein-main.de
Where I Live: Germany
Roland Mueller, born at the 10th of November 1956, living
and working in the Rhein-Main area in Germany, profession
Creative Director in a small Design and Advertising Agency.
Married, no children, but 3 cats (Muskelkater, Zebulon and Nomi).
Interested in bamboo, alternative biking-concepts, telecope-making,
ultra-fi (tupe-amps, horn-loudspeakers), collecting classical Nikon
cameras, fountain-pens (collecting just everything, eh?)...
Mac-evangelist (not so easy in these days), some 5 years
access to the Internet, and nevertheless more fascinated
than frustrated (by the ongoing commercialisation f.e.).
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Response 27 of 59: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Wed, Jan 27, 1999 (08:04) * 5 lines
Shubhojoy Mitra
mailto://submitra@rocketmail.com
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Response 28 of 59: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Fri, Jan 29, 1999 (09:33) * 8 lines
Roger A Barb
2713 Little John Ln
Austin, TX 78704
447-4819
This is the next mega-super-star of the web. Offer him a shell account, a
dedicated webpage with a dedicated name. See Gregory Kallenberg's XL
column.
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Response 29 of 59: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Thu, Feb 4, 1999 (09:27) * 29 lines
Joerg Schieb
My first contact with a computer was 1980, right in school -- an old
Hewlett Packard machine with red LED display. After the first
experiences with that black box my life changed completely. Now I
am a Computer Journalist, freelancing, writing for newspapers
and magazines (trade und business) here in Germany. Further, I
write Computer Books (you know: that how to stuff), some more
than 45 are published yet, and sometimes work for radio and
tv stations. That keeps me having enough to eat since 1985,
when I started writing, while I tended being a programmer.
I "only" write since 1987 and I like it; today I write even
short stories and things like that.
My hobbys are my profession: Writing, reading, being curious,
travelling, computers, the WELL, travelling in the NET,
technic, people and everything else which is necessary for
a good journalist.
When I'm not working, I like to read (again!), visit friends,
eat & drink, watch movies (in cinema, at least each week one
movie), playing badminton and fencing. Or sleeping, hanging
around and travelling the world (favorit places: San Francisco,
Bali, Paris).
Can be reached via email: joergi@well.sf.ca.us
70007.6522@compuserve.com
joerg.schieb@f7101.n243.z2.fidonet.org
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Response 30 of 59: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Sat, Feb 6, 1999 (09:33) * 22 lines
Lynne Thompson (Poskitt)
Email: lynnet@ndirect.co.uk
Home Page: http://www.boxlighters.ndirect.co.uk
Where I Live: United Kingdom
I'm an illustrator, living in London.
Favourite things - Fellini, Werner Herzog, Kieslowski, photography,
France, beautiful fabrics, seafood, comedies, Mozart, Cowboy Junkies,
Van Morrison, Robert Hughes (art historian), Frank Gehry,
minimalism, colour, computers, the Tate gallery and Mark Rothko.
I grew up on the West Coast in the '60s and have a real interest in
the philosophies of that time. Following the progress and results of
online communities in a totally amateurish fashion, but liking it.
Last visited San Francisco in February 1990 when my husband and I
bought a car and drove to Virginia before catching a plane home.
First visited San Francisco in 1958, at an age when it was known as
Francho Sixo.
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Response 31 of 59: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Mon, Feb 8, 1999 (06:20) * 21 lines
Brunella Longo
Email: brunella@pantarei.it
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Name: John Magee
Email: jmagee@sustainabilitystore.com
Where I Live: Oregon
Hi. My interests are in the areas of creating a peaceful authentic life
for me, my family, and everyone I have relationships with. My work life is
a combination of growing a business and consulting for fast growth
companies here in the Portland, Oregon area. I am the founder of
Sustainability Store, an Internet shopping site featuring products from
the most environmentally and socially responsible businesses known. It is
a partnership with Co-op America, a non-profit organization dedicated to
creating a socially just and environmentally sustainable society. I also
started Earth Care Paper, Inc. in 1983 and was its CEO for ten years. We
sold products made from recycled paper and the company became the 39th
fastest growing private company in America. I was named Small Business Person
of the Year by the U.S. Small Business Administration.
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Response 32 of 59: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Wed, Feb 10, 1999 (07:17) * 10 lines
Tracy Johnston
Email: Tracyj@ix.netcom.com
Where I Live: California
Well, golly. I'm a middle-aged female; a magazine editor and travel
writer; author of "Shooting The Boh: One Woman's Journey Down The Wildest
River in Borneo" -- which is, astonishingly, in its 14th printing. I
consider myself up for anything, possibly even the book I'm working on now, which is
about my adventures trying to find out how marriage works in Northern Nigeria.
Maybe Ree could email this person? What say, Ree?
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Response 33 of 59: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Thu, Feb 11, 1999 (13:20) * 27 lines
Davide Bocelli
Email: boje@polaris.it Registered: February 10th, 1999
Home Page: http://www.delocazione.com/delocazione
Where I Live: Italy
Davide Bocelli, European, born 1975
Student of Businness Administration
(University of Parma, Italy).
Now working on a thesis on urban planning of a
small town (everybody is writes on big cities, I like to swin against the
stream!) and I hope it will be ready for next year, when I finish my last
exam.Interested in Complexity, Arts (love for Bacon, Picasso and Munch),
Music (love for Nyman, Franco Battiato, Peter Gabriel), Books (love for
Umberto Eco, Italo Calvino, Carl Sagan, initial infatuation for James
Joyce).
I play piano, I paint and I write - all by myself, so you can imagine...
What else?
I like to solve problems.
... editors note ... is anyone writing any of these folks?
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Response 34 of 59: wer (KitchenManager) * Thu, Feb 11, 1999 (15:59) * 1 lines
I have...never gotten a response, though...
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Response 35 of 59: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Sun, Feb 14, 1999 (09:33) * 18 lines
Angeli Wahlstedt
Email: sabasushi@intellinetusa.com
I am a slightly frayed senior programmer/web designer for a web design
firm in Denver (see www.intellinetusa.com -- I'm that big Dr. Pepper can
on the beach on the staff page :-)). I live in Westminster, CO which is
halfway between Denver and Boulder.
If you're on ICQ, feel free to message-attack me at 10363115. :-)
My interests: mysteries, billard, judo, figure skating, collecting
ephemena (postcards, business cards from restaurants, street maps and
things associated with the history of Denver, CO), good restaurants
(especially Mexican, Indian and sushi)
>> Hey, a Denverite just like our own Mizz Stace. With an icq number to
boot!
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Response 36 of 59: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Sun, Feb 14, 1999 (09:39) * 17 lines
Lewis Z. Koch
Email: lzkoch@wwa.com
Where I Live: Illinois
My background is twelve years in television news in Chicago --CBS & NBC
News -- my beat at NBC from 1965-1972 was "radical politics." I won two
Jacob Scher awards for investigative documentaries in 1968 and 1969,and was one
of the founding editors of the Chicago Journalism Review. Free-lancing for
another couple of decades, including a syndicated column in the mid-70s
co-authored with my wife Joanne, magazine articles, two books, and a very successful
series of books (900,000 published) on AIDS prevention for families. Most
recently, I have written a number of columns as a Special Correspondent for Brock
Meeks' CyberWire Dispatch and am working on a couple of documentaries.
>> a media maven!
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Response 37 of 59: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Sun, Feb 21, 1999 (13:19) * 37 lines
Daniel M Quinn
611 Baylor St
Austin, TX 78703 Phone: 512-479-5081
Author of Ishmael and other works, according to Barry Kort:
". . . the writings of Daniel Quinn are so interesting to me,
because he describes a time unknown to most of us, when multiple
cultures co-existed in a dynamic but stable tension. We are seeing a
recreation of that in many conferencing sites, with one important
exception. In Daniel Quinn's model of cultures predating our own, none
of the subcommunities tried to annihilate any of the others. But our
culture is one in which it has become manifest destiny to annihilate
all smaller and weaker cultures."
He's rumored to have a local discussion group and there's supposedly a
film due out based on his book.
And more from Kort:
I liked Ishmael so much, I read three more of Quinn's books.
My Ishmael is a sequel in which the story centers around yet another
student of Ishmael's -- this time a 14 year old girl.
The Story of B is a spiritual adventure novel woven around the same
thinking that Quinn puts forth in the two Ishmael books.
Providence is a fascinating personal biography in which Quinn
describes key passages in his life that led him to eventually write
Ishmael and its sequels. I especially enjoyed learning about Quinn's
personal history and how he came to think and rethink so insightfully
about our culture.
And he appeared in the same episode of the X Files that featured Jesse
"The Body" Ventura.
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Response 38 of 59: Wolf (wolf) * Sun, Feb 21, 1999 (15:32) * 1 lines
this is way cool!
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Response 39 of 59: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Wed, Mar 10, 1999 (10:04) * 21 lines
Malcolm H. Teas ( mailto://mhteas@well.com )
Hey folks, I'm a software developer/web designer/web
programmer/internet software instructor. I'm based in Austin TX ("Live
Music Capital of the World", it says so right in the airport...). But
I travel a lot as well. (Love the Hong Kong Bakery on Castro in
Mountain View CA.)
I'm a software developer who lives in Austin TX. I work there, on the
net, and where ever else my clients take me. In addition to designing and
writing software, I also teach other developers about writing software or
making it work. I run my own company, a one-person corporation called
Blaze Technology, Inc.
My interestes include, besides computers and software, (in no particular
order) crazy ideas, running, science fiction, math, space, and learning
Chinese & French. One good crazy idea, well expressed, can brighten a
whole week.
See http://www.btech.com for info on my little corporation. Call 512
306-0366 to actually talk to me, or to my message machine."
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Response 40 of 59: Alexander Schuth (aschuth) * Wed, Mar 17, 1999 (13:15) * 1 lines
What if you would like somebody to come here, but don't feel like pushing that person yourself, and don't feel like putting the e-mail address up in this topic?
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Response 41 of 59: Leplep le Plep (jgross) * Wed, Mar 17, 1999 (17:03) * 11 lines
just talk to them with your hands in your pockets
or email them with your hands in your pockets (use speech recognition)
or just email them in a way where pushing just cannot be sensed going on at all
or wear a granny dress with green on it
or marry them
or take on their name and impersonate them coming here with a new identity
did i already suggest these things before to you, Alexander?
that last line probably makes you feel uncomfortable, so i'll retract it
and the other lines were pretty dumb, so forget they happened
i never happened either
no idea what that means (maybe it means something?)
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Response 42 of 59: Alexander Schuth (aschuth) * Thu, Mar 18, 1999 (10:40) * 2 lines
Maybe not, but then, who cares? I mean, besides me.
Oh, and why would you retract "did i already suggest these things before to you, Alexander?"? I really like intelligent, thoughtful suggestions, like "There's a chip on your shoulder, Alexander, wait, I'll brush it off...". Anyway, how is your day?
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Response 43 of 59: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Thu, Mar 18, 1999 (11:16) * 0 lines
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Response 44 of 59: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Thu, Mar 18, 1999 (11:17) * 2 lines
Email it to me and I'll post it in inner, if you like.
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Response 45 of 59: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Sat, Mar 20, 1999 (08:30) * 13 lines
dita@well.com
Name: Dita R Malaer
Her .plan:
Hi! Welcome to my bio. Since you are here, you must be wanting to know
something about me. So, here you go... I graduated from Texas Lutheran
University with a BA in psychology. I have never used my degree other than
as a tool for getting a job (amazing what a piece of paper will do!). I
now live in Austin, Texas with my two cats. I enjoy playing my djembe,
dancing, reading, reading, reading, collecting books and hanging with
friends. So, I guess that's enough for now. Thanks for visiting!
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Response 46 of 59: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Mon, Mar 22, 1999 (16:19) * 20 lines
Madelyn Honoria Starbuck
Email: honoria@mail.utexas.edu
Home Page: http://www.cyberopera.org
BRAINS & SKILLS
-- i'm most proud to have become the impresaria of the first cyberspace
opera - www.cyberopera.org
-- i'm also the interface designer for the Electronic Museum of Mail Art -
www.actlab.utexas.edu
-- i hold a BA in fine arts, an MA in instructional technology, and
currently working on an interdisciplinary Ph.D. in mail art (networks and
creativity) at The University of Texas at Austin
-- i'm the community conceptualista for the soon to be born interactively
wholefoods.com website
PASSIONS
-- my favorite creative act is mail art
-- nasturtiums are by far my favourite flower
-- i dream of riding in a Venetian gondola
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Response 47 of 59: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Wed, Mar 31, 1999 (08:57) * 10 lines
drichards@well.com
I've got a patched net history going all the way back to 1985. I'm very interested
in and active in VC's.
My dream is to make a web-based virtual recording studio in the next
couple of years. Anything from anywhere kinda' stuff.
I'd like to start my own VC in five years or so. I'm busy learning
from the masters.
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Response 48 of 59: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Wed, Mar 31, 1999 (09:08) * 10 lines
Dita R Malaer dita@well.com
Hi! Welcome to my bio. Since you are here, you must be wanting to know
something about me. So, here you go... I graduated from Texas Lutheran
University with a BA in psychology. I have never used my degree other than
as a tool for getting a job (amazing what a piece of paper will do!). I
now live in Austin, Texas with my two cats. I enjoy playing my djembe,
dancing, reading, reading, reading, collecting books and hanging with
friends. So, I guess that's enough for now. Thanks for visiting!
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Response 49 of 59: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Mon, Sep 20, 1999 (20:05) * 34 lines
mailto://vasocreta@well.com
After recently reading an article posted Online
http://www.eff.org/pub/Net_culture/Ethnic_studies/latino_nii_rivera.brief
I began to wonder about the future of Online communities. Now I am not
new to the use of the Internet, but I am new to Cyber-socializing, or
Online communities such as The Well. And I have read chapters from
books and articles that speak of how the Internet can help break down
ethnic, religious and racial tensions or biases in that nobody actually
knows those things about other users. However, based on the above
article that I read, does there already exist some presumptions that
can be made about the majority of those who inhabit Internet
communities?? Despite the low prices of PCs, does the socioeconomic
position of many groups of people and individuals prevent them from
taking part in this communication revolution??
I explore this topic because I am currently trying to complete a
project concerning illiteracy in the world and how the use of the
Internet and software technology will either help or hinder those
people from engaging in communication in a literate world. And since
most people who are illiterate often inhabit what are considered fairly
deprived socioeconomic positions, I thought that it would be important
to raise the issue of whether or not Internet communication is an
advancement for everybody. And despite emerging technology, such as
voice recognition software, at whom are these tools being directed??
The above article talks about the Latino population and how they are
not in positions to take advantage of the benefits of CMC. I feel that
this article can be applied to other various groups of people globally.
mailto://vasocreta@well.com
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Response 50 of 59: on the porch (sprin5) * Sun, Jun 25, 2000 (11:51) * 8 lines
muho@well.com: Computer geek/beach bum/Buddhist living on the North
Shore of Oahu.
yvette@well.com: Where I Live: Oahu, Hawaii
yvette: in Kailua, Oahu which we love. Also we're expecting our first
child
cherylynn@well.com
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Response 51 of 59: on the porch (sprin5) * Sun, Jun 25, 2000 (11:52) * 3 lines
Christian De Leon-Horton (echodog@well.com) Also lives in Oahu.
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Response 52 of 59: Marcia (MarciaH) * Sun, Jun 25, 2000 (16:26) * 1 lines
Want me to email them? Talk story with them? Gettum to post here? Just succeeded in getting a seismology student from a time zone 14 hours ahead of me to login and post in Geo. I am delighted! One by one... Is anyone else actively recruiting?
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Response 53 of 59: on the porch (sprin5) * Mon, Jun 26, 2000 (06:12) * 1 lines
I'm hoping we can get more folks evangelizing, recruiting, enlisting, etc. Go for it. Great on the seismology student, can you tell us about them?
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Response 54 of 59: Marcia (MarciaH) * Fri, Jun 30, 2000 (23:21) * 1 lines
Not too much I can tell you about Masoud, but he managed to login and get a password and is interested in both seismology and plate tectonics (like Mike Griggs)He posted once, which was a Huge accomplishment for him. He would like to apply for a scholarship for an American University somewhere to study here. He has excellent manners and is thoughtful and patient. The other new addition to Geo (not counting Mike aka Cosmo)is a student GeoArchaeologist who has actually posted a few times. I am not sure we will ever see him again. He is atttending University in England. I am currently working on a splendid 83 yr old - going on 50 retired USGS Geologist who has much to share if I can manage to get a bit of his time and pique his interest. He has looked at me and at Geo, pronounced them both worthy. Bob is still lurking on the public urls. He has made USGS quadrangle maps and sent me one of them of such complexity it astounds me.
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Response 55 of 59: Marcia (MarciaH) * Fri, Jun 30, 2000 (23:22) * 1 lines
About those in Hawaii on the other islands....I can try to contact them, but have no idea what their interests are. I will drop them a line and see if I hear back.
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Response 56 of 59: on the porch (sprin5) * Sat, Jul 1, 2000 (07:25) * 1 lines
Sure! Let's try and expand.
Topic 51 of 74 [porch]: will you please email these folks and invite them to join the Spring?
Response 57 of 59: Marcia (MarciaH) * Sat, Jul 1, 2000 (12:45) * 1 lines
I'm doing my best on Yahoo IM.....I have netted 15 cyber-sex propositions from the hormone laden young men who find me "fascinating" (not my purpose for posting all those sciences in my profile...) two marriage proposals... and a move-in-with-me propositon. I also got 2 to post in Geo plus another one I hope can find time to post. I am still out there. Others have checked out Geo, too... I am working on it and treading a very thin and narrow path between friendship and what they have on their minds. *sigh*
Topic 51 of 74 [porch]: will you please email these folks and invite them to join the Spring?
Response 58 of 59: on the porch (sprin5) * Sat, Jul 1, 2000 (16:08) * 1 lines
Man you're popular among the hormonal set!
Topic 51 of 74 [porch]: will you please email these folks and invite them to join the Spring?
Response 59 of 59: Marcia (MarciaH) * Sat, Jul 1, 2000 (16:53) * 1 lines
Tell me about it....
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