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... "The Quality of Mercy" is one of my favorite stories of the run, right up there with "My Dinner with Buzz" and Comet 'revelations' in issues #25 and #26. This Carnivore arc is shaping up to be David's best in a long, long while, and I'm dying to see what's next. Thomas Deja <tdj723@webtv.net> ================================================ SUPERMAN ADVENTURES #31 May 1999 $1.99 US/$3.25 CAN "Family Reunion, Part 2" Writer: Mark Millar Penciller: Aluir Amancio Inker: Terry Austin Letterer: Phil Felix Colorist: Marie Severin Seps: Zylonol Asst. Ed.: Frank Berrios Editor: Mike McAvennie Cover: Mike Manley, Terry Austin, Marie Severin, and ...

... er if Scully is the source for the agent's name in The X-Files . [Not true says reader.]) [ UFO Crash at Aztec is now available through us. See DR#26.] UFO CRASH DATES. According to the UFO literature (not necessarily reliable), these are the dates of the three alleged UFO crashes we have mentioned: Roswell: July 2, 1947 (Source: Randle and Schmitt). Aztec: May 25, 1948 (Source: Steinman). Kingman: Around May 20, 1953 (Source: Fowler via Good in Above Top Secret , page 399, recommended reading). CORRECTION. Miss Edith reports that she is NOT the only active member of the Rachel Senior Center, as reported in DR#23. There's also Rita, Fay a ...

... ines, thanks to some help from Terry P. By the way, Terry points out that he SIGNED the letter which we edited to "Understandably Anonymous" in issue #26. Apparently Terry is unafraid to make fun of you lowly Apple users who do not have a screen editor. Here's how it works: give HALGOL the operator LOCAL, which should immediately follow the label of a subroutine. Here is what a HALGOL subroutine might look like to the operator: 5000 "DO IT" 5010 LOCAL X,Y,SCORE,TOTAL 5020 ... : : 5140 RETURN This subroutine declares four named variables as local to the subroutine. The run-time HALGOL code might look like this to the 68000: <LOCAL> $0004 ...

... so, the ST RoundTable has specific areas set aside just for that purpose. In the bulletin boards area, it's Category 27. In the library, it's Library #26. Many people have had great results from posting here or by responding to an ad. It's a great way to get the word out to the general Atari world. However, like everything else, there's bad along with the good, and whether you are a seller or a buyer, there are some things you should think about before posting a "for sale" ad or when you respond to an online ad. o Don't forget to determine 'who' pays the shipping and handling. If it is not explicitly decided and agreed to beforehand, it is usuall ...

... OTENTIOMETERS, AN LM -100 VOLTAGE REGULATOR, A 741 OP-AMP, AND A HANDFUL OF OTHER PARTS. THE SCHEMATICS FOR THIS TYPE OF BLUE BOX CAN BE FOUND IN TAP #26. BOTH DESIGNS DRAW ABOUT 20 MA OF CURRENT. ALSO, MOST BLUE BOXES USE TELEPHONE EARPIECES (WITH THE VARISTOR REMOVED ) FOR SPEAKERS. THESE CAN BE EASILY LIBERATED FROM FORTRESS FONES WITH A SMALL COPING SAW. USUALLY, THE HARDEST PART ABOUT BUILDING A BLUE BOX IS THE CALIBRATION. A FREQUENCY COUNTER IS A MUST AND AN OSCILLOSCOPE WON'T HURT. SOME BOXES ALSO TAKE TIMING INTO ACCOUNT. IT IS FEASIBLE ON THE ESS SYSTEMS THAT THEY CHECK TO SEE IF THE DIGITS ARE OF UNIFORM LENGTH. IF THEY AREN'T, ...

... eed web db software.................... 33.0 .. Cerberus Information Security Advisory (CISADV000202)............. 34.0 .. Seccurity Focus Newsletter #26.................................... 35.0 .. HNN: Jan 17: NY Student Arrested After Damaging School Computer... 36.0 .. HNN: Jan 17: NSA Wants A Secure Linux ............................ 37.0 .. HNN: Jan 17: Cryptome may be breaaking the law.................... 38.0 .. HNN: Jan 21: H4g1s Member Sentenced to Six Months ................ 39.0 .. HNN: Jan 21: Smurf Attack Felt Across the Country ................ 40.0 .. HNN: Jan 21: CIHost.com Leaves Customer Info On the Net .......... 41.0 .. HNN: J ...

... 0;zachkamp@onramp.net> Subject: 'Attention Loud Letters' I have to say something about the letter Anand Shah <ashah@ic.sunysb.edu> sent you issue #26. You explain in your response that you do not have Faith No More in your magazine because they are already well-know in "mainstream-metal" magazines (IE: Metal Maniacs) and then you go on to say that you want to devote your space in the mag to more obscure metal bands that need the exposure bad. Now I am not a fan of Faith No More and this statement is all fine and well, but in your issues I've seen you devote time to bands such as Megadeth, Biohazard, Danzig, pantera, Korn, KMFDM, and even frig ...