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In article <1993Mar10.023115.17454@vpnet.chi.il.us> lisbon@vpnet.chi.il.us (Gerry Swetsky) writes:
>akcs.bfoley@vpnet.chi.il.us (Bernadette Foley) writes:
>>I am trying to decide which Internet access system would be the best
>>to use to get the above conference from USENET.  Is this system 
>>a part of CHINET?
>
>    By the way, the group is comp.databases.oracle.  Note the 's' on
>    the second word.  Yes, we get it and it's available to contributing
>    users.

comp.databases.oracle is also carried at MCSNet systems, and has a
relatively good traffic count for a technical group (~20 articles a 
day).  In fact, we carry all groups with the exception of
comp.binaries.pictures.erotica (due to copyright, "kiddie" and disk space 
limitations).

>>I would be calling from a 312 number in River Grove.
>>CHINET and Karl's kitchen are 312 numbers.
>
>    Karl's Kitchen?  That's interesting. :-) 

That <is> interesting.  I've never heard it referred to that way before.  
I hope its a compliment :-)

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