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Hello there. And welcome to the New and Improved ATI with Tartar Fighting
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Agents.
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10-20-88
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Activist Times, Inc. ATI is a journalistic, causistic, cyberpolitical
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organization, trying to help you all, and us as well, change the world
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radically, in less than two minute increments.
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For more information, write
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ATI,
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c/o Kelly
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BRO Box 94
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Groton, Ct. 06340
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FOR SALE
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The Anarchist Cookbook
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by William Powell
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22.95
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Survival Books
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11106 Magnolia Blvd.
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Hollywood, CA 91601
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ATI, changing the way people read for over 2 years.
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ATI, a freedom of freedom paper.
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ATI, a way of life
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ATI, More than just a newspaper, it's the rag read round the world.
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ATI, browbeating for more than 40 minutes.
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Activist Times, Incorporated; is produced, by Prime Anarchist, and Fah-Q, with
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a little help from Ground Zero, We are always looking for contributing editors
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by the way. Just drop us a line at the listed address.
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PAP, prime anarchist productions, numbers run, for this morning, 2:48 am. 1988
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516-751-2600 2600 magazine
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516-234-9914 New York newsline
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800-ana-rchy artrock t-shirts and posters.
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800-222-talk talking yellow pages
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800-526-3366 jam demo hotline
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800-692-8766 watson voice demo
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800-759-talk skytalk
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800-877-4700 sprint weatherline
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800-344-4000 wallstreet newsline
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201-644-2335 ap newsline for the blind
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202-456-1414 Reagan's desk.
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202-483-5500 NORML
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202-363-1569 bork's desk.
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203-771-4920 snetco newsline
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203-324-3117 comedy shop newsline
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203-447-4600 vmb
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212-614-6464 center for constitutional rights
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213-621-4141 southern ca newsline
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303-443-7250 paladin press
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312-368-8000 chicago bell newsline
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313-223-7223 michigan bell newsline
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412-633-3333 pennsylvania newsline
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414-678-3511 wisconsin bell news
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415-995-2606 Reality Hackers magazine
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518-471-2272 New York Bell info
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619-375-1234 time and temp
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714-835-5111 orange county newsline
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717-225-5555 Pennsylvania newsline
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718-pan-ties p-o-t-m club
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718-435-1199 new york newsline
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Due to the timeliness of this issue Fah-Q's corner is empty. Tune into ATI16
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when Mr Q rags on the Department of Motor Vehicles or something like that.
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***MAN EATEN BY LARGE CANOE***
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(APWN)Quinektukut-- Holy Fuckin Shit!
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Those tiny little waves wailed on me.
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The boy scouts taught me how to paddle on a lake. I was NOT prepared for my
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canoe ride in Mystic Harbour this morning. Not at all.
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I think I travelled about 800 feet in an hour flat. My hands are still soaki
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wet. Wet from all the hard splash I had to do just to keep inside the Grumman.
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I'm facing away from this post I tied onto.
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I am going NOWHERE.
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Yet this landlubber still must look back behind him to reassure he's not
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going to smash into the pole he's tied onto.
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Pure science is that he's being pulled away from the post constantly.
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However eyes and settling stomach tell him the opposite.
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You look down beside you and you're travelling about 3 MPH backwards. Look
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anywhere else, you're going nowhere fast.
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Triceps are severely pumped. Feet and ankles are torn to shreds. Driving an
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'87 Chevy S-10, you dont know what a struggle is.
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Step onto the back of this Canoe and I will relax in front of you...
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watching. Waiting patiently as you throw your paddle around fighting the
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quarter-inch waves.
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Humbling.
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(APWN)Mystik, CONN-- Everything But The Stamp, a Mystic-based
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stationer has purchased the Inscribe System of computer-based calligraphy.
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The system involves a custom software program and a "lettering bed" to creat
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pen-and-ink lettering at high speed with quality consistency.
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The system will allow the calligraphing of invitation envelopes, placecards,
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certificates, awards, poems, and other special message items available from th
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stationer's shop on West Main Street in Mystic.
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yiYIyiYIyiYIyiYIyiYIyiYIyiYIyiYIyi
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YI YANKEE INGENUITY COMPUTERS YI
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yi Wholesale prices on IBM yi
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YI systems. NO MARKUPS!!! YI
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yi Complete systems starting at yi
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YI $549. YI
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To the tune of HARD DAY'S NIGHT BY The Beatles
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It's been a one horse town
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And I been lookin for escape
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It's been a one horse town
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And all the girls here look like apes.
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But when I get home to you,
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Who knows just what I might do
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To make me feel all right.
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You know I hate this place,
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It's just filled with pencil-necks.
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And it's worth it just to try crochet,
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Who knows what I might try next.
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But when I get to the bars,
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All I can smell is cigars,
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I need to feel alright.
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Peacenet. More than just .
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a bbs. it's your activist.
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database. a mainframe .
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with a mission. .
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Write or call: .
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Institute for Global .
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Communications .
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3228 Sacramento Street .
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San Francisco, Ca. .
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94115 .
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(415)923-0900 .
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PpPpPpPpPpPpPpPpPpPpPpPpPpPp
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OoOo AND NOW, A POEM OoOo
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EeEe by prime EeEe
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MmMmMmMmMmMmMmanarchistmMmMm
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War?
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Local or far away-
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Will it ever go away.
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I draw a peace sign in the sand,
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A crab bites my toe.
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I let him go.
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The woe of aftermath--
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Can we hang?
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a quote (who said that???) a quote
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"That boo was excessively loud,
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Vern, can you add 5 seconds to
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me for that?"
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George Bush tongue in chic at
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the debates.
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(APWN)Associated Prime World Newz-- Phillip Morris is buying Kraft for 11 big
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ones.
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Cool. Now, maybe we'll see the necessary surgeon general's warning on slabs
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of Velveeta.
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-=+-=+-=+-=>Editorial<=-+=-+=-+=-
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DICK CAVITT, GO HOME.
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Give us back WNBC. WFAN??? What IS this? We want our NBC. We want our NBC.
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sssssssssssssssssssssssssssss
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sssssssssssSHUT UP AND:ssssssssss
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ssssssssssssssTYPE YOUR TEXTsssssss
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sssssssTEXT-PHILE!!!sssssssssssssss
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ssssssssssssssssssssANOTHERssssssss
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sssEDITORIAL FROM the PRIMEssssss
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sssssssssssssANARCHISTsssssss
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I'm sick and foggin tired of catagorizations and compartmental- izations.
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This is one of the few (3 or 4) negative things I've seen to come from
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computer use/abuse/consumption/ digestion.
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"Do you use a commodore or an atari?" was the common thought among 8bitters.
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It hasnt stopped. In fact, even between the 16/32's like the ST or the Amoeba,
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you see a lot of infighting. Is your modem Hayes or blah mode? 12 or 24 hundre
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nibbles per nanosecond? Is your screen 80 or 132 column?
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Even among the elite, I have seen some stupid generalizations/judgments/
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eyeball-chewing. Are you a hacker or a phreaker? Telenet or Tymnet? Unix or
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Zenix?
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What this essay is trying to get across by the end of its writing is this: I
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DOESNT FUGGIHM MATTER!!!
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I've seen a bright individ on an apple 2+ get more resultz on my BBS than an
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Amy 2000er!!! I've seen an 8bitter do power-more than your basic mac 2 freak.
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Cygnus has a good analagy for us all. It aint the machine, says he. It's th
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operator. I wonder if he still feels that way now that he's moved from his cp/
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on up to the amy 500???
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I bought my first computator for one thing only. WP!!! (word processing). It
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was a portable computer that I could bring to the ball park, jot down a few
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things, and then go home and print it out.
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Then I got a desktop kind of thing that could rest at home, and be there whe
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I wake up. Sort of like a wife. Hmmm. Somewhere before that, I already found
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how I could get the two together. Then along came a nice 3/12 modem for my
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desktop. Thanks to that educated 60 dollar decision, I can now grab a soda at
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that ballpark, and set my laptop on the payphone and send the stuff to my
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desktop.
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Something I want you to work on.
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STOP FIGHTING AMONGST YOURSELVES AND START MOVING TECHNOLOGY FORWARD instead
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of worrying whether someone is a commie/atarian/amoebite/applehead/ Ibeamer.
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CITICORPSE. A COMPANY WITH
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NO RAISEN D'ETRE.
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()--------------------------
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Citibank has purchased the First Republic Bank Delaware for 158MIL.
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They closed their venture capital unit in California in may and are now
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reorganizing into two unita: venture capital, and leveraged buyouts.
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For the year 1987 their operating expenses was 8M. They paid 15.5M in
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interest against interest income of 22M. Other income was 6 against 4.5 in
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expenses.
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For some strange reason, their taxable income was only $240 thousand dollars
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Citibank declared a net loss of $1,138,000 for '87!!! Citibank owes 12
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thousand to repurchase agreements, 11K to borrowed funds, 16K to their parent
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company, Citicorpse, 5K to their subsidiaries.
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According to sources, Citibank is party to various viscious lawsuits.
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Citibank's '87 loan loss provision was increased almost 2 1/2 times what it
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was in 1986, reflecting the uncertainty of fully collecting loans made to the
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3rd world. The allowance for loan losses went from 1.2 billion to 4 billion
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dollars.
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And the man responsible for all this? John S. Reed. Call him up on the
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tellie and let him know what you think of how he's helped America get from a 1
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trillion dollar debtor nation to a 2.6 trillion debtor in just 7 years!!!
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212-559-1000.
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:THE ELEVEN COMMANDMENTS:
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: OF REVENGE from SCREW :
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: UNTO OTHERS by :
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: George Hayduke :
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1) Thou shalt neither trust nor confide in anyone!
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2) Thou shalt never use thine own telephone for revenge business!
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3) Thou shalt not touch revenge
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4) Thou shalt become a garbage collector!
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5) Thou shalt bide thy time before activating a revenge plot!
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6) Thou shalt secure a "mail-drop" address in another city!
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7) Thou shalt learn everything there is to learn about the vicitm!
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8) Thou shalt pay cash all the time in a revenge plot!
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9) Thou shalt trade with merchants who have never heard of you!
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0) Thou shalt never threaten thy intended victim!
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!) Thou shalt not leave evidence lying around, however circumstantial.
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Gfiles: (1-26, ^11),?,Q : 26
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** Hootmon, **- - - - - - - - - - .
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Activist Times, Inc. ATI is a
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journalistic, causistic, /
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/cyberpolitical /
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/organization, / 4 more info?
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/trying to / send SASE
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/help y'all, and us / stamps???
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change the world / to:
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radically, in less / ATI
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than two minute / c/o Kelly
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increments. / BRO Box 94
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- - - - - - - - - Groton, Ct.
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06340
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***Call these awe-fish-y'all ATI bbs's
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One Byte 203-444-1597
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AT-Tel 812-446-2881
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Peacenet. (call 415-923-0900 for info)
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autobahn 703-629-4422 at the prompt
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type central and at the next select
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feedback and request access.
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.............................
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.
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a point of view .
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from .
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cygnus magus .
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I would like to introduce myself, you might have wondered who I was, or what
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relation I had to ATI. Not much actually, as a friend of Prime anarchist's and
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as a fellow telecom weirdo, I saw and helped edit some of the issues (and lose
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a few of them to the magical wonder of the disk god, only to be resurected
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using the help of the disk sector editor ...Number 9....Number 9.... ).
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I am not politically active, I am not socially active either. I proscribe to
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no particular ideology,philosophy, or religion. I simply observe things that I
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experience and try to understand them objectively (or subjectively ,depending
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on what mood I am in). You will be seeing alot of me in upcoming issues. I
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hope to display pros and cons of differant beliefs. I wish to warn you though,
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I have one simple belief.
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1) Its my undying opinion that all
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people can do lots of damage to
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everything, armed with the faith
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that what they are doing is for
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the greater good.
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At first I didn't want this job. But in the end Prime bribed me, drugged me,
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and finally convinced me using the help of some girls, a goat, and a vat of
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vanilla pudding.
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If you want to send me questions, drugs, marriage proposals, bomb threats
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or small furry animals by the name of Fred . Please send them to address
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located at front of this file. Please include your name (or reasonable
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facsimile) with any question or opinion so I will know who to insult, praise,
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or forbid my children from marrying
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"Paradise is exactly like
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where you are right now,
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only much better."
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Cygnus
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everyday books
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an alternative bookshop
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(203)423-3474
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120 Main St. Willimantic, Ct. 06226
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ONCE AGAIN MY SPACE IS GIVEN AWAY
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TO THE HAPPY HACKER(412)
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Ever call a commercial chat line and hear a rather large number of male
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rather outgoing female on the line and why she was sooo friendly?
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The reason is simple. Usually in these situations the one outgoing,
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slightly seductive female voice you hear belongs to a woman who is paid to
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monitor these chat lines, but is also required to double as an actress, to
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pretend to be a regular caller on the line, and to coax male callers, through
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any methods needed, to stay on the line longer.
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Here, I give you an ATI first. Here I will publish exerpts from an employ-
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ees' manual which is distributed to female employees of a chat line company
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which operates chat lines all over the US, and abroad. Read on..
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CHARACHTER PROFILE
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ALWAYS choose your opening charachter before opening your key!
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Your voice tone and charachter should match. Don't change names without
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changing your voice.If you're working with another monitor, you should listen
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for key phrases. Your charachter profile should be AUTHENTIC. You should
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remember EVERYTHING about your charachter profile. This includes voice tone,
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charachter's description and anything else you may have said about your
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charachter to a caller. We recommend that you keep a notebook of charachters
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you play.
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Examples of opening phrases:
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1. Hi! My name is Peter Rabbit. 2. What's Happening!
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3. Anybody out there? I'm sooooo lonely
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4. Hey, Hey, Hey!
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5. Help! Help!
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6. Yo Baby, Yo Baby, Yo!
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7. Hey, What's hoppin'?
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8. I'm looking for a new love..
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9. Yo! Anybody there?
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10. Good Morning!
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11. What's it to ya..
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12. Helloooooooo..
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13. I'm going to sing if you don't talk
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to me (then sing if they don't)
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14. Hey this is (Your charachter name),
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Im looking for (Anybody), what am I
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going to do??
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INTERACTING WITH ANOTHER MONITOR
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This technique takes concentration. You must key in on certain phrases and
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build either toward it, around it, or take it somewhere else.If you change
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directions altogether, you must be aggressive.
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Interacting examples:
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If you're talking on the line with three men and another monitor enters and
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says, "Help, help!", if the callers don't respond, you would say: "What's
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that? Wait, did you hear that?"
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Monitor #1: What's wrong?
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Monitor #2: My husband tied me to the bed!
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Monitor #1: What! Is he a maniac?
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Monitor #2: Yes! I am afraid he is going to kill me!
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Monitor #1: Wait a minute, lady. How did you dial here?
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Monitor #2: (Crying and sobbing loudly) I dialed with my nose!
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WHEN TO TALK EXPLICITLY AND WHEN NOT TO
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Talking seductively requires a certain amount of finesse. You can talk this
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way without ever having to say anything sexual. There are different technique
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that you can use. We do not want to come across as telephone whores!
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There are some key phrases that will let you know when and if the client
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wants to talk explicitly.
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Seductive Examples:
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1. What are you wearing?
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2. Are you in bed?
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3. Are you alone?
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4. Do you like to talk dirty?
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5. Do you like sex?
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6. What do you do for fun?
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7. Are you playing with yourself?
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8. What do you like a woman/man to do for you in bed?
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These phrases will help you to know when to talk expilicitly about sex. If
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you start talking seductively and the caller hangs up, when he calls back,
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change characters and DON'T talk seductively. When you do realize that the
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caller is seeking that type of conversation, select the appropriate technique.
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WHEN TO AND WHEN NOT TO DISCONNECT A
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CALLER
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1. ALWAYS DISCONNECT CHILDREN OFF ALL ADULT LINES without being rude. However,
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always mention they should call the TEEN line.
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2. If a caller is talking sexually on the TEEN line, disconnect them AFTER
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mentioning they should call an adult line.
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3. Do not disconnect callers because you do not like them. You are being
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paid to talk to the clients, not to have personal likes or dislikes for them.
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4. Sometimes hecklers are fun. They brighten up the lines. Use your
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instincts and common sense, to decide whether it is appropriate at the time.
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Example: Heckler
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A person tries to take down a phone number and someone is shouting or singing
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while they are trying to do so, or someone is calling a name over and over,
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disrupting all conversation.
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VOICE QUALITY
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Charachters should be full in every aspect. Practice your voices until they
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are perfected. Concentrate on your voice control, voice tone, pitch, and also
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practice changing your pitch from high to low, and your voice tone from soft t
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caorseness, if possible.
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For those who have difficulty changing voices, try to think of it as
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singing, working with the scale: "Do, Re, Mi, Fa, So, La, Ti, Do".
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Change your voice any way possible- High, Low, Soft, Loud, Coarse,
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Trembling, Squeaky, with accents..... etc.- ANY WAY YOU LIKE- Just be
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different.
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TRAINING SUMMARY
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At the end of this training program, each monitor should be confident that
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he/she could have any customer calling back as many times as possible.
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You've learned every technique available about how to control your calls to
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the point that you know who's calling back and who isn't. You want EVERYONE t
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CALL BACK.
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Monitors who aren't able to get call backs will need to work harder at thei
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conversation. Remember, the final goal is to get call backs. caller not
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responding to your conversation quickly enough, get out of that charachter, an
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try another. You are selling a phone conversation, so your sales pitch is ver
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important.
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****END OF TRAINING MANUAL EXERPTS*****
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Neat, huh? Many of the women you hear on these chat lines are simply
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paidto keep men on the line. Paid to feign interest in the callers, paid to
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coax male callers into staying on the line and calling back in the future. An
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yes, expected to talk very explicitly and even participate in phone sex and
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"domination" routines with the male callers, if the callers request it.
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In our age of crass commercialism, it's not surprising to see yet another
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form of human exchange, like the concept of a simple chat line, become
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prostituted in this fashion.
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Ah, the frontiers of free enterprise...
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Regards.. The Happy Hacker
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+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+++++++++++++++++++++++
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new, except that we here at ATI all miss Prime Anarchist very much.
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And also, a few things. As most of you know, a very well-known hacker by th
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handle of Doc Telecom (formerly Laser) got busted in the San Jose area. It's
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uncertain as to what his fate will be, and I'm concerned.
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I'm also concerned about what's going to happen in the hack/phreak world
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these days. With the recent development of the virus that spread through- ou
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many computers in the nation, it seems that the media's attention will soon be
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turned full force on telecom enthusiasts. It's been rumored that the 804
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bridge has been taped and will be broadcasted this week (week ending 11-19-88)
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negative image will be portrayed, as usual. This will create a backlash of
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even more negative public opinion, and perhaps even more "crackdown" efforts o
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the part of the authorities and security personnel.
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By the way, it's late Sunday night, and so far I've seen 2 talk shows regardin
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computers, mainframes, viruses..and hackers were even mentioned.
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In any event, watch "20/20" this week. Tape it if you can. Somehow, I get th
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feeling that there is truth in this rumor, and I am sure a great deal of
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discussion will result.
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Opinions? Comments? Email me on The Phoenix Project: 512-441-3088.
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P.S. If I'm wrong about "20/20", I need a volunteer to help me wipe the egg of
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my face. Heh..
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++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
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Watch for some really k-rad coming attractions, such as Ground Zero's tour of
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the more interesting parts of New York, and information on one of the most
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infamous institutions of our great nation.. and the world! (Suspense is killin
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you, eh?!)
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++We want your input!!++
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Write to us. Let us know your comments, and suggestions. If you have
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something to contribute, do send it to us. Write to the address listed at the
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beginning of this file, or email any of us at any of our support boards. We'd
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like to ever print some of your correspondence in future issues.
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