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Yes.

I contributed articles and computer programs to several magazines back in the '80's. They insisted on double spaced, non dot-matrix, hard copy on non perforated paper, and a floppy with a working sample of any programs. It wasn't easy (for me at the time) but I complied and the published work was always wrong. I spent a lot of time sending in corrections.

Never made any money but enjoyed seeing my name in Radio-Electronics, Popular Electronics, HUG and MicroComputing magazines. Lucky I had a real job.

It really isn't my fault that they are not around now.

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Derelict
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Well perhaps you need a business manager Bob. I would miss new Hampshire but Sydney looks beautiful. Do you have skiing in Austrailia? I roller skate and bike too actually,( when my arthritis isn't bothering me). But seriously, you have designed a great product.It would be a shame if it were not to reach its full potential or worse, to fall by the wayside due to the inept actions of others. Lenny Stein, Barlen Electronics.

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captainvideo462002

Hi Lenny, Australia has everything the USA has, except NTSC television, left-hand drive cars and 117V 60Hz electrical power. :) A few hundred miles south-west of Sydney there's more skiing country than I could describe. You can do all the other things too. If you're interested in having a quick peek at what Sydney looks like to an electronics technician (me) walking the streets and parks etc with a digital camera, have a look at

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(if that server hasn't failed again). Thanks for your supportive thoughts about the ESR meter. I think that things aren't quite bad enough to make it hard for someone to get their hands on one if they really want it. Companies like EVB, E-Leader and John's Jukes are making sure of that. :)

Regards, Bob

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Bob Parker

G'day mate!

Nice pix. What the heck is that critter in front of the hospital and what is he doing - remember this is a family newsgroup.

What, no baseball diamonds? I thought Australia was civilized ;-)

John

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John Bachman

On Wed, 13 Apr 2005 13:28:15 -0400, John Bachman put finger to keyboard and composed:

"In their first Intercontinental Cup in 1981, Australia finished eighth of eight. At Barcelona in 1997, Australia was second, with a winning percentage of .857. Cuba was first place, with a percentage of

1.000. In 1999, Australia incredibly defeated Cuba 4-3 in a thrilling 11 inning duel to win the cup for the first time."

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Regards, Franc

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Franc Zabkar

Hi buddy! Now you're asking me difficult questions. It's some kind of a pig, and I was wondering all the same things while I was taking the photo. If anyone here knows the significance of a bronze pig sitting in front of a major public hospital, please enlighten the rest of us! They do play baseball down here... I have a friend who's right into it. But cricket and various forms of football are more popular.

Bob

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Bob Parker

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