From: mailto://tdroog@worldaccess.nl (Thea Droog) Nice meeting you again. I did not visit EM. I'll tell you why. The webb is verry new for me. I'm 59 years old, always interested in computers, but I have no experiance, till now. It's verry hard working, I can tell you, just to make things go. In the first 4 months I have this machine I already have had crah on 3 modems. I had not the slightes idee what was: a server, java, download etc, etc. Just name it and I did not know. And when I entered the web I was overwhelmed. I wish to meet people but I find it difficult to express myself on the web. I can tell you somethin about myself. I'm working four days a week, have a house and a lovely garden to work in. I look once a week after my grandchilderen, have two cats. I like painting, bridge and making clothes. I'm interested in sciences, ( my son lives in Mexico, Sonnora, is a fysicisit and my doughter is an astronomer ) in literature, in politics and in philosophy. And I'm always interested in something I don't know. So if you can help me to find the right groups and feel myself comfortable I will thank you . I hope I will hear from you. Thank you for your wishes for the holliday season and the same to you. Thea Droog

Hey, thanks, haven't had a chance to check out everything, but I will, soon. What I do like to do is rant and rave about stupid things in the news, like the cop in Cleveland arresting that lady for being a Good Samaritan. I do have a web page at http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/ Plains/2762 and I do work on it when I have time. mailto://chuck@olg.com

From: Budry Darius mailto://bud5@total.net Well my stay was brief and I didn't have good look yet... I can tell you that I like talking about VRML, Java and most of the subjects you cover I'll tell you what I don't like in the future, after I analyse the site No I don't have my own page, no time to build one yet...

from mailto://cicely@prairienet.org Absolutely! This is a perfect excuse for me to finally check out the Spring, too. :) And thank you for your kind remarks. As a web designer and part-time writer, I'm always fidgety about the content on the Web and elsewhere with my name attached to it. It's good to see that my efforts spark interest. I'd like to see more book discussion topics, software and hardware discussion topics, human rights discussion topics, alternative living topics (as in, alternative to the frantic, dual-job, no-time, guilt-ridden, lackluster half lives that folks in my age group seem to be doomed to lead,) and space exploration topics. I think it's interesting that there's really only one topic that is patently about things Non Technologicaly related. And it's not really all that huge. I'm honored that you're interested in my input for the Spring and pleased that you've initiated this "outside" contact. It's always exciting for me to get email from EMinds folks. It proves that EMinds really works. I wish you peace in this season and a lucky new year, Andrea Andrea Foster Member Services Coordinator, Prairienet -= boch ghlchraj =- http://www2.vivid.net/~cicely/self/

From: Jennifer Stone Gonzalez mailto://gonzalez@epix.net I'm on my way out of town for a couple of days. (To Texas, as a matter of coincidence) I will reply later in the week.

mailto://t.robb@rmcnet.fr Living in Europe I like to find sites with a European content - theres US stuff everywhere. I come from Sydney and welcomed to chance to check in on the old home town. I tend to spend my time off the Web and on the (fairly) technical newsgroups - so I've never bothered with a HP. Sorry I'm not much help, but I'll check out your site & be in touch if I have any ideas!

From: Linda Mae-Richardson mailto://linda@olywa.net Holidays are shaping up nicely: Family, Friends Food and Frolic. My kid's wish lists are growing longer than my recently-post-student budget could allow, but they still recall the days when I spoiled them silly and worked my butt off at a high-stress position. I went to a family Christmas event at a church last night and it reminded me, again, that Christmas is more about a babe than gifts. I just keep forgetting. And, again, made me realize how much I'm looking forward to being a gramma in April ... my daughter has become a teen-pregnancy statistic and I'm actually trying to remain it the excited, anticipatory, wider-world view of many societies through history where young pregnancy was encouraged and the supportive motherly side of myself. She's really quite radiant and well as a whole. An angel to be around when she visits me. (This is a tiny, tiny, tiny portion of the email I got from her... there's was lot more, all fascinating... it would unleash a deluge to get her on our system!)

from: dani mailto://dani@address.net I would like to see topics about social issues and not just social issues that have to do with being or interacting on and in cyberspace..but social issues that we, as people, have to deal with in our every day lives for the most part. I'm fascinated with social issues and can discuss them for hours on end, it seems. I'm speaking of all kinds of things like the death penalty, crime and punishment, the welfare system, social movements, political movements, abortion, drug problems, anything and everything that we, as a society, deal with ad naseum. I also like talking and discussing issuess dealing with the media and how it really affects our thoughts...you know, things like that. Another thing I enjoy almost more than anything (online that is) is playing MUDs...I'd like to see topics covering social aspects of MUDs as well as possible problems and possible positive interactions that add to a person's real life. Hmmm...anything else, I wonder? Nothing I can really think of at this time...bet you're sorry you asked me now, huh? You probably never expected to get this lengthy of a reply :) anyhow I appreciate you taking the time to actually ask me what I thought...I find that to be a cool thing :) And no matter what anyone posts about you and your reactions to any given thing, I'll always remember that you took the time to wonder about my thoughts. Thank you :) Take care and hope this answers your questions (ha...like it wouldn't =) ) Later... Dani

mailto://billw@iwaynet.net (Bill) Terry--Sure, I'd love to have a link from the Spring to my pages. I just logged on to the Spring a few days ago and started looking around. Poked into a discussion about Buddhism which is a central interest of mine. I'm sort of a born again (!) Tibetan Buddhist, I guess. Besides that, the two things I seem to be most interested in are what people are doing with kids and computers--(especially projects oriented toward creating new work rather than CD-ROM tutorial or gaming type stuff) and digital video I can't remember if the Spring supports HTML or allows graphics to be referenced like Electric Minds. If it does it might be nice to have a conference devoted to sharing of people's online visual art. I think there are lots of amateur visual artists out there with no forum to share in who might be eager to post their work. Maybe something with a size limit on postings or a way to post big images hidden or something.

From: Meredith Russell mailto://mrussell@wyoming.com Content is optional- I come for the interactions rather than a specific topic although I am interested in many of the techno-geek, too new-agey to use the term new age stuff - personal growth and developement, pushing the envelope of inner experience, how to be a good person and still work for a corporation, how to not work for a corporationa and still make enough money to afford gadgets like fast computers and associated toys. I do have a home page, http://member.tripod.com/~maru/index.html but the tripod server seems to be down today, I can't get there from here either Well, blah, blah, blah, if this is interesting/useful/whatever, ask for some more, I can go on and on... I checked briefly into your place. Hot springs are another favorite thing of mine. What are you up to at your site? Meredith (I created a hot springs topic in the porch conference).

Let me know if you write thse folks by posting a bried comment here. I justg wish I had more time to write all these folks the considered replies that they deserve. If you take an interest in one of the letter writers, please drop them an email of encouragement and support. If nothing else, send them some warm holiday greetings. Thanks!

And believe me, Linda Mae's letter must have been five pages of text, I've never received such an outpouring! Please encourage her by sending her warm thoughts and give her encourgement to visit here!

My interests are knowledge sharing and creation. I'm convinced that community is the next wave on the internet. Community represents a more tangible cyber product than content, it has greater creative powers and is more difficult to replicate. A vibrant community has value in the marketplace!. Value to the host through contributions from customers and visitors and value to those who converse, win-win. I would appreciate an easy way to match my interests with current and past posts. The neatest thing would be some intelligent agent that would scan my profile and monitor my wanderings and then help me locate "interesting" posts AND people. and monitor my wanderings and then help me locate "interesting" posts AND people. Does the Spring have some sage advice on community building? best software + interfaces + behavior to bootstrap, build and cultivate a strong group? I guess you are doing some e-networking with this post and would be interested to hear what results you achieve. Take care Denham ------------------------------------------------------------------- GreyMatter, Inc. Knowledge Management Consultant 828 N. Campbell Ave Call: (317) 375-8630 INDIANAPOLIS IN 46219-4517 E-mail: mailto://dgrey@iquest.net USA http://www.iquest.net/~dgrey Concepts are the currency of the knowledge age, invest wisely!! -------------------------------------------------------------------

...even though my ISP will let me setup a web page for free, I have not really been able to figure out how to do it yet. Though an avid bbs user for a few years now and computer junkie for many years before that (no phone for 8 years!), I am really new to the internet and I do not get HTML at all (duh). In fact, as much as I enjoy the discussions on eminds, I am fairly clueless as to how that interface works as well. It absolutely made my head hurt the first couple of times I tried to find my way around there. Such a cool idea though. that sounds great, I will check it out for sure, though I have never been west of New York state, so I don't know what I might add to discussions about the Austin, Texas scene... > And hoping you have a fine holiday season. ...and the same to you, Paul. Thanks for writing. Harry Pike 53 Elm Street Farmington, NH 03835 1-603-755-4851 mailto://maddog@worldpath.net

From: mailto://lucas@sun.mech.uq.oz.au (Michael Lucas) [the spring] looks excellent. Had a bit of look this morning. Will go back tonight when I have fewer deadlines to keep to! Its been bookmarked next to EM in my browser!! Good hearing from an Aussie -ptw

From: ----summer---- mailto://sfgibb@mail.wm.edu I'm also new to chatting - so I haven't really done much as of now (with finals coming up I'm EXTREMELY stressed) - after finals I can't wait to get talking! Let's see -about me, I'm a soph at William and Mary -thinking about a triple in Environmental, Psychology and International Studies (East Asian) -I'm taking Chinese (don't ask me why - I have NO East Asian ancestry at all) I have danced, mainly ballet, for the last 15 years, I love the outdoors - rock climbing, skydiving, backpacking,etc, and animals (my dog is probably my best friend) - I have never been in a relationship that lasted past 2 weeks -for some reason I always get tired of the guy after two weeks - but I am a true romantic - and can't wait until I find the right guy. Hmmm...I guess that's enough senseless bs about me -any topics that have to do with anything listed above would be wonderful -if you have any spare time please let me know what I should check out (and any ins and outs of the system that would make my life easier) Thanks - Summer

From: Robert Hough mailto://rhough@intranet.ca I am close to 60 years old, I live in Ontario Canada about 120 miles east of Toronto Ontario. A number of years ago I drove to Brownsville (about 2200 miles) I found Texas an exciting State and the people were great. I like to hunt, fish and sell real estate. Regards Bob Hough (hoe) Belleville Ontario Canada

mailto://jfield@nerak.companet.net From: (Jeff Field) Howdy Spring. Link fine Fatty. Will answer questions soon time. Pax, Cap'n Fatty I hope we hear more from Cap'n Fatty. -ptw

From: jon casimir mailto://casimir@smh.com.au I'll check out spring... and I hope your hols are groovin' too. cheers, jon

mailto://Michalis.Giannakopoulos@studi.epfl.ch (Michalis Giannakopoulos) Hello, (I'm sorry if I don't write english very well) My favorite topics : "my life today" and "ici on parle francais". But i don't take the time to see a lot of another topics. A topic which should be most intersting to me(but maybe I'm just not able to find it) is conversations about relationship between humans and between humans and..life, and "rules"of human being that people can detect or imagine. But I don't want a scientific or psychologic topic, I just like feelings of people when the're talking. I like the way that everyone speak with everyone but it seems to me that there is a big lack of humor. I don't have a web page, but I can have one. Like I already said, I just don't take the time to build it. I already have a lot of things that I want to do and I don't find the time to do it...like everybody I think..I sure like to find time to build my own home page, but I should learn it(it don't seems difficult at all). I must go to work, now. I hope I have answered to your questions. Michalis Giannakopoulos (I'd love to offer Michalis a web page -ptw)

G'day, Thanks for your kind words, I would love to participate in Spring I love seeing what people's backgrounds and hobbies are. I basically love hearing others ideas on things I feel strongly about. It makes me feel part of a bigger International picture. I would like for there to be more international spots such as one from New Zealand and more from South America. I can't think of anything else but I promise to Email you if I do. I think it is important to our knowledge of other countries and cultures. Thanks once again, please write again sometime. Kylie alias Mac99 ----------------------- moyra mcnamara E-Mail: mailto://moyra.mcnamara@alianet.alia.org.au

I'll go to the spring and if I have any comments that I think would help I'll tell. Julian. From: Julian Palmer mailto://far@julian.org

I'm off to work. I am some of the folks here will take the time to "adopt" some of these nice folks and help them go for a swim in the Spring. That would be most kind of you!

From: "Nina Johnson" mailto://NBJ695@novell4.bham.ac.uk I support disucussion of important (and sometimes less important) subjects espacially over the internet, but I prefer to use the IRC's flexibility and instant answers compared to the conferencing by posting messages. Both of them have bad point and good points in their functionality, but I just have decided on using IRC. but I just have decided on using IRC. I appreciate the good job you guys are doing, and it is about to spread into something big. But for now I have to give it a pass. But the offer for my own spot of discussion on your server DOES sound interesting. Let me think about it, I'll try and decide if I have the time for running a site like that, although I do have the topic I'd like to evoke some discussion. Thanks!! Nina

Ted Julian Internet Research Manager International Data Corporation (IDC) 5 Speen Street Framingham, MA 01701 phone: 508-935-4237 fax: 508-935-4397 mailto://tjulian@idcresearch.com http://www.idcresearch.com

Paul, scrolling through the above make me realise how little I know about spring myself; all I've had time to look at besides Austen is a brief dabble in Yapp (whinging again!). I've wondered about what you're trying to do here, is there any info on Spri ng as a whole about?

Glad you have asked. I am starting new conferences and inviting new folks all the time. We've had a major upsurge in inquiries and activity in the last few days so I really hope folks here in austen will join more conferences and give the newcomers encouragement. And take a bit of time to write some of the above folks and let them know they're welcome and offer to be their "big brother or sister"! If there's a topic you would like to talk about besides the wonderful ones here in austen, feel feel to create it! Today, we have a lot of folks coming here for the first time and, unless we encourage them and respond to them, I fear we may lose them. The austen conference is bound to benefit from the growth and prosperity of the Spring as a whole.

From fatty: Fatty believe chemical basis of brain will have tremendous impact in next 10-20 years. More than computers. Fatty use self example. Fatty classified Bipolar. Rollercoaster ride. Heaven and hell. Heaven, Fatty do impossible. Hell, Fatty don't do shit. Spring, take your own situation concerning the recent wipeout. You reacted very strongly, forcefully. How you react if brain chemistry different? Shrug it off? Go brood? Give up? Who knows? Action depend on chemicals. And chemical pharmacy poised for new influence. Fatty think there will be plenty competition for the new god. One way - electronics. Other way - brain chemicals. Probably end up with synthesis. But all this leave religion out in cold. No telling how religion react to encroachment from these two. Fatty predict massive social upheaval next decade, but not directly from above. Other factors play part. Topic maybe? Topic for sure! -ptw

From Chuck Chapman: Hey, Paul, no problem. What interests me is how people, especially the press, twist things out of proportion. Some people say because pedophiles are on the net, the net is bad; or NBC convicting an innocent man (Richard Jewell) mailto://chuck@olg.com

I'd like to think about your questions for a moment before getting back to you, but I thought I'd write to let you know that I got your message and will reply at greater length very soon. And I'll check out Spring too - although my time is somewhat limited due to my hosting duties at Cafe Utne. But the more conferencing systems the better, and I think they complement each other, so enhancing the field for everyone! Bye for now, Michael "Don't hate the media. Become the media." -Jello Biafra _______________________________________________________________ Michael Boyle (mboyle@zoo.net) mailto://mboyle@zoo.net Look for Mikes terrific posts elsewhere on the Spring -ptw

Would enjoy seeing greater discussion on philosophy, ideology, and technology, especially alternative energy technology. Sincerely, Evan Soule' Director of Information NEWMAN ENERGY PRODUCTS mailto://josephnewman@earthlink.net (504) 524-3063 P.O. Box 57684, New Orleans, LA 70157-7684 Websites: http://www.infochase.com/us/master/index.html mailto://josephnewman@earthlink.net

mailto://dunard@halcyon.com Kurt needs a big boost this direction. Can someone send him some hints and tips on finding this way here? -ptw

Hi Terry Sure you can use my comments...and if you could create one topic of interest to me on the Spring I guess it would be something that could encompass social issues...not any one issue but a place where people who were interested in those kinds of things could go to discuss things like that. Not sure how you'd do it or if you'd even want to, but that's what would interest me the most I believe. Thanks again. Dani mailto://dani@address.net

mailto://abaker@mpr.org (Alan Baker) Paul, feel free to link to that thread, more eyes on it will help generate more and hopefully better discussion. I will keep your e-mail and do my best to answer some of your questions soon. I am under some big time constraints at the moment so if you still want some feedback and I have not responded after a week or so please send me a reminder. Best of luck at Spring.com. I have a budding interest in Database driven website so perhaps I will have a few questions for the spring.com folks. Thanks, Alan Consider it done, we'll create a database driven websites topic! -ptw

I'll see if I can't stop by the Spring at some point. -- John Callender mailto://jbc@west.net http://www.west.net/~jbc/

from: Mark Trigone mailto://mark.trigone@wcom.com I have not been on-line yet but plan to be soon.

mailto://kathleenm@ipri.com My favorite topics . . . are the conversations (if you are considering those topics) in San Francisco (where I live now), Austin and Paris (where I used to live) and Justin (where I live vicariously) I'm new to the whole idea of virtual community and haven't waded out of the shallow waters of the nontechnological topics. It is . . . is a place to post brain fragments and enjoy the same from others. Can't answer the like/dislike because I have nothing to compare it to. Maybe I'll use the Spring to that end. Please check back with me in a week or two. No page of my own and no plans (yet). Thanks for the seasonal cheer, I wish you the same. best, kathleen And I wish you the same! -ptw

I think everyone search at least one relation with someone else. But most people want more. I think there are two reasons for this. First, you can't think alone a long time without becoming a little crazy. Second, between all pleasures you can obtain on this earth, I think these provided by other persons are the best. I talk about myself and I'm just a little student but what I'm working is just a way to buy my dreams with friends. Sure I quite like what I'm doing, but I can't do only that(I'm becoming a little crazy after only seven weeks of great work). So I'm always searching for new minds and characters to "learn" how they work, the way they think, it's the most interesting "game" I ever played.It's just by derision(I hope this word exist in english!) that I call it "game", there are too many emotions to laugh about it. I'm not really always and everywhere searching, I already have too much work in talking with my friends, because I don't know all them very well. When I think about it, I couldn't live without them. That's the way it seems like a game : if you don't have friends, you die, if you can talk and do a lot of things with them, you have pleasure. Pleasure in general is of course the goal of the life (for me, and I think for everybody). I resolved my game by this way : doing good to people I like is a pleasure. That's all I can write now, but that's not all. I hope it responds to your question. Mika mailto://Michalis.Giannakopoulos@studi.epfl.ch

thanks! I just want to quickly get back to you and let you know that I'm a little harried with work and holiday plans coming up. I'll try to get back to you early this week, ... sometimes messages get lost in the flurry, so I may take some reminding. Take care, joe _____________ Joe Germuska |_____ "Once the writer in every individual comes to life j-germuska@nwu.edu |____ (and that time is not far off), Northwestern University |___ we are in for an age of universal deafness Learning Technologies Group |_______ and lack of understanding." http://www.nwu.edu/people/j-germuska| -- Milan Kundera mailto://j-germuska@nwu.edu

mailto://Lavath@aol.com if i figure out how :-) :-) Let's help him figure out how? -ptw

Thanks very much. I will check out the Hot Springs forum you have established during my browsing time next weekend. Meredith We made your hot springs topic in the porch conference! -ptw

In the last couple of days the Spring has gotten some great mail and we have new folks poking around in many conferences looking for someone to talk to. The Spring is at a major turning point! We can respond to these folks and start to gain critical mass or we can sink back down into obscurity. You can make a difference. My seeking these folks out and finding their responses around the Sprnig and encouraging them, these folks may well become regulars and the whole Spring will start to lift up. It can happen! I need your help!. I've just started working and intense job and there's no way I can give quality responses to everyone. And it's hard to keep trying to pump up every conference here except this one (which needs no pumping up). Just look at the great responses today of Stacey Vura in food and in ftiness. And the folks introducing themselves in the porch conference. And read and reread the emails that I've posted here. It can happen here! We can play on the net too! And you can help to make it happen.

From: Julian Palmer mailto://far@julian.org > If I could create one topic on the Spring that would potentially > be of interest to you, what would that be? Perhaps something more general. Someone has created a topic called infinity and beyond . . . about new paridigms. Something about approaching life itself. I'll have a good look around there when I can. Julian.

mailto://rhough@intranet.ca Thanks for your concern, it is fine to speak of my comments. A topic that would be appreciated may be letting people know that Canada is a great Country, and is not froze over 12 months of the year. I must amit it can be very cold here at times. Also bear in mind that I live less than 45 miles by water from New York State. Thanks Again Bob

From: "CLAUDIA VIEIRA SANTOS" mailto://CSANTOS@MRE.GOV.BR . . . It is hard to say which are my preferred topics right now since I have just started communicating via cyberspace, I am still trying to tap on something that motivates me to become a regular. I usually go to conversations and read postings on literature and music and travel related topics. I actually feel the absence of a movie-related topic as well as pictorial arts. I love 360 because one gets to hear so much from a lot of different places and people. The reason I don't have a web page is because it never ocurred to me to have one. I will check on spring asap and let you know what I think of it. Bye, claudia

Greetings back. My firm's web page address is below. I'll try to answer some of your other questions when I have the opportunity, but I haven't had a chance to look around . . . Joshua M. Peck Senior Publicist Jaffe Associates, Inc. A Virtual Consultancy mailto://peckj@jaffemktg.com URL Address: http://www.jaffemktg.com 914-578-1988 914-578-1989 (fax)

Patrizia DiLucchio - pdil mailto://pdil@mbay.net pdil says: I'm the Online Entertainment editor at PEOPLE Magazine--which loosely translated means I administer the interactive components of PEOPLE Magazine's presence on Pathfinder & on CompuServe. Among my responsibilities is running the PEOPLE Online conference series--if you do something or have written something--or know someone who has--that might appeal to a large online audience, feel free to write me email about it. In what we laughingly refer to as real life, I'm the married mother of two boys & I write science fiction. So I wrote her and told her about the folks in this conference. Why don't you drop her a line suggesting she do a story about this fascinating group? -ptw

Amy - re 47; I haven't but I'm willing to do so, if that's OK with you Terry - I really need to have a closer look at the rest of spring before I comment on this, but I find the number and range of the above somewhat intimidating. Am I right in thinking that you're trying to create (a) web-based community(ies)? I have had to rearrange my schedules to allow me to participate at my current level, and I suspect many others here are in the same position. Have you considered (you may already have and I haven't found it) a welcome to spring conference and an FAQ rather than trying to handle them all on an individual basis? A general conference on life the universe and people might not go astray; besides the web, general people type discussion seems to be frequently mentioned by your respondents. You may have noticed we tend to veer to the people in general from P&P and I for one would participate in such a conference

I created porch for just this reason. It's meant to be a people place and the central place on the Spring to find out what's going on, like being out on the 'porch'! If you're lacking in time, perhaps you could pick just one new person to be a 'big sister' to?

From: Archana Sharma mailto://asharma@techbooks.com First let me tell you about myself.I am Ms Archana Sharma(from INDIA).I am Computer Engineer and CNE(Novell Engineer) by profession and presently working with publishing concern. I would like to have topics on: career and jobs which is not there.I hope it will be there soon... I dont have my own web page neither I am planning as I am working and I am allowed to have my own on companys's URL. But I surely wants to have ONE MY Own Page.If you can, PLEASE do SO.I will be looking forward for it. I would like to have focus on career and jobs across nation wise.I am very interested in woking outside INDIA.But till today I didn't got any opportunity to go for it.I am looking for job outside INDIA. Mostly in USA, AUSTRIALA, Singapore,England.So, I want to have conversation mostly on jobs, and technology in computers. I will surely love to know you more as friend . . . I think U people are having holidays, So Enjoy it.Have A nice time.. BYE Regards ....Archana. Archana, we will do so. I hope you look at Austin for a job. Check out the job listings at http://www.austin360.com (go to the classifieds). -ptw

More specifically: http://www.austin360.com/classifi/adtop.htm You can search for jobs with email addresses and email them your resume.

Wrote to tdroog and rhough.

Will folks email this person please? From: "John Cozma" Subject: help me please!! i am writing an essay on the problems of virtual communities on the internet and require proof for or against the idea that the internet is a community. if you have any ideas or can suggest some sites for me to look at i would be forever grateful. Thankyou, sarah

I would, but there is no email address...

hehe...good point, WER :))

What do you want to bet that essay was due Feb. 8?

any new inquiries?

Yes, but I am too confused to pose it properly in English. Something about telnetting, which the kindly Drratthing has taken care of,how you get rid of those thingies when you hit the wrong key out of habit and inflict them on your post.

Still my olde query about STP family...

I am clueless about them, too...I can think of lots of things it might mean, but I am not going there!

try this... http://members.delphi.com/stpfamily/index.html

Thank you dear!

Looks like it might help me on... Thanks a lot! I have researched them on the web before (using Hotbot and Altavista), but didn't get A SINGLE HIT! Thank you, Stacey! Those anecdotes you mentioned... Care to collect them?

I'll see hwat I can recall from memory and write down... you should just come out to Colorado and we'll take you up to Boulder!

If aschuth is still reading this, please email me @ scootertrampphoto@yahoo.com

Monks - man erinnert sich gerne an die Guz/Monks-Coverstory der letzten Ausgabe, bzw. ich mit Scham, weil es meine Schuld war, dass der Initiator jenes Beitrags, Ralf Bei der Kellen/Osnabr�ck, der auch Einleitung, Zwischentexte, etc. verfasste, versehentlich nicht genannt wurde. Das sei hiermit nachgeholt. Entschuldigung, Ralf! by Alexander Shuth from http://www.the-monks.com/5upstart_german.htm an article titled The Monks Five Upstart Americans

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