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In article <8112@utzoo.UUCP>, henry@utzoo.UUCP (Henry Spencer) writes:
> Lest we forget, people:  in general the fastest way to determine the
> electronic address of a system is to call up the people there and ask them.
> This is both quicker and more reliable than posting news about it.

I agree... but what if you don't even know who to call and what the phone
number is?  (8-) And also don't forget, there is about a 12-hour time
difference. It is fun trying to miss each other!

Let me take this chance to thank everyone who responded to my question. We
finally made contact via a nearby Bitnet site; it turns out that some folks
at the Institute for Nuclear Science has accounts on the systems at the
National Laboratory for High Energy (KEK) which is on Bitnet.

... Peter/
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Disclaimer: I don't know what I am saying, so don't quote me on
	    anything! And I only speak for myself.