For those who are interested in Ray Traced pictures, there is a nice example
on alt.binaries.pictures.misc. The file is called Poolball.gif. It shows a
pooltable with... YES! ... poolballs!
Resolution: 1024x768,  colours: 256 (only).
The TGA (24 bit) version is also available, but a bit big (2.4Mb) to post.
The picture is created with POV-ray.

Enjoy!

_Gerco_
__cgschot@cs.ruu.nl__


#Compared to the table I have already posted from Masters, Johnson,
#and Kolodny showing male homosexual partners, it is apparent that
#homosexual men are dramatically more promiscuous than the general
#male population.

Did you ever consider the selection effect that those who are willing
to admit to being a member sexual minority (homosexuality) are more
willing to admit to being a member of another sexual minority (highly
promiscious)?

I didn't think that you did.


: Logic alert -  argument from incredulity.  Just because it is hard for you
: to believe this doesn't mean that it isn't true.  Liars can be very pursuasive
: just look at Koresh that you yourself cite.

This is whole basis of a great many here rejecting the Christian
account of things. In the words of St. Madalyn Murrey-O'Hair, "Face it
folks, it's just silly ...". Why is it okay to disbelieve because of
your incredulity if you admit that it's a fallacy?


I'm waiting for an RC to speak up ! 8-)
Nobody has, so I will...

Those with Bibles on hand can give the exact chapter & verse...
At the time Jesus told Peter that he was the "rock", He said
whatever you hold true on earth is held true in heaven, and
whatever you don't hold true won't be true in heaven.

Therefore, with respect to marriage, the ceremony has to be
done by an RC priest. No big parties required. Just the priest,
the couple and witnesses. "Divorce" is not allowed. But anullments
are granted upon approval by either the bishop or the Pope
(not sure if the Pope delegates this function).

--


AAAHHHH!!!!!  Please someone tell me what I have done!!!

My 40 Meg miniscribe (8450AT) has a big sticker on the side that says

***DO NOT ROTATE INTERRUPTER** --->  (big knob here)

A big knob sticking off the side of the drive is pretty hard NOT to turn
when removing the drive!

I turned it.   Now the drive won't spin up!  Even with no data or controller
cables plugged in.. just power... it won't spin up!!

Please help!

Thanks

--
-Paul Carroll


Not enough magtape.

Seriously, do you have any idea how much traffic flows through the US phone
system in a single day?


This may be the dumbest question of the year, but is there a
way to 'piggyback' or expand a 6-slot motherboard (all 16-bit)
to get the usual 8?  My case has slots for 8, and I'd like to
get a scanner, but with all my other cards I'm already max'd out!
I'm hoping that a simple solution exists, e.g. an adapter that turns
one slot into three.  I don't mind if it turns it into 8-bit slots,
as I can put my I/O card, MIDI card, and Soundblaster card there.
My other cards are 16 bit (IDE/Floppy, SVGA, modem).

If there is such an expander, does that screw up performance of
everything else?  I'd hate to buy a new motherboard! :-(


Hi there,

I am looking for a wide band analog time delay (not phase delay)
variable from 200 microseconds to 2 milliseconds.


You appear to be stunningly ignorant of the underlying concept of health
insurance.


ekdfc@ttacs1.ttu.edu (David Coons):
 > > The rules say baseball is a game between two teams of nine
 > > players each.  Let's keep it that way.

niepornt@phoenix.Princeton.EDU (David Marc Nieporent):
 > Not any more the rules don't say that.  So that's a pretty dumb
 > argument.

REALLY???  My little mind be boggled!  I don't have a 1993 Rule Book
yet, so David, would you please post the new wording of Rule 1.01 -- I
am MIGHTILY curious!  Much thanks.


FOR SALE:

* Besler 23C II Enlarger
     (including filters & negative carriers)

* Darkroom supplies
     (containers, trays, thermometer, beakers,
     paper focuser, etc...I also have paper &
     chemicals, but I think these 2 are past
     expiration date)

Everything is in great working condition.  I bought it
about a year ago and it has served its purpose well.
It hasn't been used it in a few months because I don't
have the time or money to keep up with it and its just
sitting in my bathroom taking up space I'd like to use.
So, I'd like to sell it to someone who would use it
rather than it collect dust in my bathroom.

If you are interested in the whole package, I will sell
everything (including shipping) for $300.  If you have
something else in mind, I'm open to suggestions.

Please reply to this account.


AY>  In many recent advertisements I have seen both "486DX-50" and "486DX
AY>based systems. Does the first really exists and does it imply that all
AY>circuitry on the motherboard with it works at that speed, as opposite
AY>latter, where only the internals of the CPU are working at 50MHz?
AY>
AY> Many thanx in advance!
AY>
AY>Andrew.

Andrew, yes there is a DX and DX2 version of the 50MHz 486.  If you are
considering buying one or the other, definitely go for the DX with a nice
size external cache!  The performance is far greater.

The DX2 only has the internal 8k cache to work with at 50MHz, while the DX
has a potentially much larger cache to work at 50MHz with.  Neither
systems could actually run a program out of main memory, since DRAM is
still too slow for that high of bus speed ( 60ns = 16.66MHz < 50MHz ).

-rdd

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Ideologies also split, giving more to disagree upon, and may also lead
to intolerance.  So do you also oppose all ideologies?

I don't think your argument is an argument against religion at all, but
just points out the weaknesses of human nature.

I would like a reference if you have got one, for this is news to me.

One must approach the Qur'an with intelligence.  Any thinking approach
to the Qur'an cannot but interpret the above verse and others like it
that women and men are spiritual equals.

I think that the above verse does clearly imply that women have
souls.  Does it make any sense for something without a soul to be
forgiven?  Or to have a great reward (understood to be in the
after-life)?  I think the usual answer would be no -- in which case, the
part saying "For them has God prepared forgiveness and a great reward"
says they have souls.

(If it makes sense to say that things without souls can be forgiven, then
I have no idea _what_ a soul is.)

As for your saying that the quote above may not be given a high priority
in all interpretations, any thinking approach to the Qur'an has to give
all verses of the Qur'an equal priority.  That is because, according to
Muslim belief, the _whole_ Qur'an is the revelation of God -- in fact,
denying the truth of any part of the Qur'an is sufficient to be
considered a disbeliever in Islam.

Look, any approach to the Qur'an must be done with intelligence and
thought.  It is in this fashion that one can try to understand the
Quran's message.  In a book of finite length, it cannot explicitly
answer every question you want to put to it, but through its teachings
it can guide you.  I think, however, that women are the spiritual equals
of men is clearly and unambiguously implied in the above verse, and that
since women can clearly be "forgiven" and "rewarded" they _must_ have
souls (from the above verse).

Let's try to understand what the Qur'an is trying to teach, rather than
try to see how many ways it can be misinterpreted by ignoring this
passage or that passage.  The misinterpretations of the Qur'an based on
ignoring this verse or that verse are infinite, but the interpretations
fully consistent are more limited.  Let's try to discuss these
interpretations consistent with the text rather than how people can
ignore this bit or that bit, for that is just showing how people can try
to twist Islam for their own ends -- something I do not deny -- but
provides no reflection on the true teachings of Islam whatsoever.


SEI Level 5 (the highest level -- the SEI stands for Software
Engineering Institute).  I'm not sure, but I believe that this rating
only applies to the flight software.  Also keep in mind that it was
*not* achieved through the use of sophisticated tools, but rather
through a 'brute force and ignorance' attack on the problem during the
Challenger standdown - they simply threw hundreds of people at it and
did the whole process by hand.  I would not consider receiving a 'Warning'
status on systems which are not yet in use would detract much (if
anything) from such a rating -- I'll have to get the latest copy of
the guidelines to make sure (they just issued new ones, I think).

Also keep in mind that the SEI levels are concerned primarily with
control of the software process; the assumption is that a
well controlled process will produce good software.  Also keep in mind
that SEI Level 5 is DAMNED HARD.  Most software in this country is
produced by 'engineering practicies' that only rate an SEI Level 1 (if
that).

--
"Insisting on perfect safety is for people who don't have the balls to live
 in the real world."   -- Mary Shafer, NASA Ames Dryden


The village I described was actually the closest I could come to
describing mine.  I agree there may be other villages where the civilian
population has deserted because it is too close to Israeli lines and
thus gets bombed more often.  In such villages often the only remaining
inhabitants are guerillas and some elderly who have nowhere else to go.
But for the most part the typical South Lebanon village is more like
mine.  One where civilians and guerillas live together.  They are
often inhabiting the same house.  Many families are large, some
have members of the families involved in Hizollah, most others
are not.  That is what is so hard of South Lebanon, Israel is
not fighting an army with well drawn battle lines, but a guerilla
tyoe resistance which by definition and necessity blends with
the local populace.  Not because they are evil cowards that
use women and children as shields, but because that is the only
way one can fight a more powerful better equipped occupying army.

Hizbollah and Amal are now the main two militias.  Though
Hizbollah people tend to be more committed to resistrance
operation and better motivated by religious conviction.

  As to retaliation,

It may be a mixture of what we both say.  Sometimes Israel chooses
its targets carefully.  At other times it just sends its pilots on
sorties aimed at a town in general since it only knows that the
attackers came from that specific village but has no further
intelligence.  On several occasions Israel retalliated against
civilian refugee camps, even in North Lebanon, just to show
that it will not sit idly after its soldiers have been attacked.
Most of the time it directs the SLA to do the dirty work and
indiscriminately shell some Lebanese villages on the other side.
I have experienced this shelling myself on several occasions,
this is why the SLA militia is sometimes even more despised than
Israeli troops.

I hope you are right on Israeli willingness to withdraw, but I still
contend that withdrawal would be the better course for Israel's
security, since it would reduce its  military losses, and I claim
that the Lebanese and Syrian gov'ts would be able to prevent any
further attacks on Northern Israel.

Hmm...  Here we disagree on what serves Syria interests better.
I think Syria wants to have Lebanon all to itself.  It would
be willing to guarantee Northern Israel's security in return for
Israeli withdrawal.  I don't think Syria wants Israel to be
involved in its protectorate of Lebanon.  Syria is sitting at the
negotiating table because it has come to accept that and wants
to get a political resolution.  A renewal of hostilities
along the Lebanese front could put the whole ME peace negotiations
back in question.

I agree that the loss of any human life is deplorable and regrettable.


How about transferring control to a non-profit organisation that is
able to accept donations to keep craft operational.


If a person gives a well-balanced reasoned argument, Tammy, then all are
happy to discuss it with him.  If he makes astounding claims, which are not
backed up with any evidence then he must be expected to substantiate them.
If the original author had said that everything was his own opinion and not
supportable then people would have simply ignored him.  He did not.  He
claimed many things and his logic was seriously flawed.  His argument was for
christianity in an effort to try to convince atheists like myself to believe
him and his message.  I for one will not take things as read.  If you told me
that pink fluffy elephants did the dance of the sugar plum fairy on the dark
side of Jupiter then I would demand evidence!

Adda


a global key G, plus one key U_C for each chip C. The user can choose a
new session key K_P for each phone call P he makes. Chip C knows three
keys: G, its own U_C, and the user's K_P. The government as a whole
knows G and every U_C. Apparently a message M is encrypted as
E_G(E_{U_C}(K_P),C) , E_{K_P}(M). That's it.

The system as described here can't possibly work. What happens when
someone plugs the above ciphertext into a receiving chip? To get M
the receiving chip needs K_P; to get K_P the receiving chip needs U_C.
The only information it can work with is C. If U_C can be computed
from C then the system is cryptographically useless and the ``key
escrow'' is bullshit. Otherwise how is a message decrypted?


The case report of the first xenotransplant was published in Lancet 1993; 341:65-71.
I can send you a reprint if you are interested.
There was  another paper, sort of a tour of the horizon, written by Starzl and
published in the Resident's Edition of the Annals of Surgery (vol 216, October 1992).
It's in the Surgical Resident's Newsletter section, so you won't find it in the regular
issue of the Annals. I don't have any reprints of that one.
A paper has been accepted for publication by Immunology Today, though I'm not sure
when it's coming out, describing our experience with the two xenografts done to date.

As for segmental liver transplants from living related donors I must confess to a total
ignorance of that literature. We are philosophically opposed to those, and I don't keep
up with that particular field.

=====================================================


American, perhaps, but nothing military about it.  I learned (mostly)
slugs when we talked English units in high school physics and while
the teacher was an ex-Navy fighter jock the book certainly wasn't
produced by the military.

[Poundals were just too flinking small and made the math come out
funny; sort of the same reason proponents of SI give for using that.]

--
"Insisting on perfect safety is for people who don't have the balls to live
 in the real world."   -- Mary Shafer, NASA Ames Dryden


I will instruct thee and teach thee
	in the way which thou shalt go:
	I will guide thee with mine eye.


Those things,
	which ye have both learned, and received,
	and heard, and seen in me,
	do:
	and the God of peace shall be with you.


Ditto...

If we allow people like him to continue to do what he does, it's a
shame.  People say that cheap shots and drawing penalties by fake-
ing is part of the game, I say "Bullsh-t!".  If he ever tried some
like that on a Yzerman, he'd would have to deal with Probert now
wouldn't he?  What Ulf does isn't even retaliatory!  There's now
way one could justify what he does and if they do they're fools.


I know people hate it when someone says somethings like "there was an article
about that somewhere a while ago" but I'm going to say it anyway.  I read an
article on this subject, almost certainly in Space News, and something like
six months ago.  If anyone is really interested in the subject I can probably
hunt it down given enough motivation.


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     Two GIF images of the ozone maps over the northern and southern
hemispheres are now available at the JPL Info public access site.  These maps
were produced by the Microwave Limb Sounder aboard the Upper Atmosphere
Research Satellite (UARS), and are courtesy of the Public Information Office
at JPL.  Note that the images are in GIF89a format, so make sure your display
software supports this format (as opposed to the older GIF87a format).  The
caption files accompanying the images are appended at the end of this message,
as well as being embedded in the images.  The images are available by dialup
modem at +1 (818) 354-1333, up to 9600 bps, parameters N-8-1, or by using
anonymous ftp to:

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        user:     anonymous
        cd:       news (will be moved to the images directory in 30 days)
        files:    ozone93a.gif - Northern hemisphere
                  ozone93b.gif - Southern hemisphere

     Also, photographic prints of these images can be ordered from Newell Color
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ordering.

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This graphic depicts chlorine monoxide and ozone over Earth's
northern hemisphere in February 1992 and 1993.  These maps were
produced by the Microwave Limb Sounder aboard the Upper
Atmosphere Research Satellite.  The chlorine monoxide (ClO) maps
(left) are for a layer about 20 kilometers (66,000 feet) above
the Earth's surface on February 17, 1992 (above) and 1993
(below).  The ozone maps show the total amount above an altitude
of about 12 kilometers (41,000 feet) averaged over the period
from February 15 to March 6 for the two years.  The Microwave
Limb Sounder, developed and operated by a team at NASA's Jet
Propulsion Laboratory, is one of several instruments on the
Goddard Space Flight Center's Upper Atmosphere Research
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To which Mark Ira Kaufman responds:

Mark,
Were you one of the millions of Americans cheering the slaughter of Iraqi
civilians by US forces in 1991? Your comment could also apply to all of
them. (By the way, I do not applaud the killing of _any_ human being,
including prisoners sentenced to death by our illustrious justice department)

Peace.
-marc


: Also watch your mirrors any time you are turning. I just had another close
: one last night. Preparing for a right turn on a two lane road. Right turn
: signals on, starting the turn, and this lady behind me hits the throttle and
: starts to pass me on the RIGHT.  This has happened to me twice before.  the

I have had this happen to me often enough that I always look for it.
On my ride to work in the morning I come to a stop light where there are
3 lanes in my direction.  One for left turns, one for straight through, and
one for right turns.  All clearly marked.  Plus there is a clearly marked
bicycle lane.  I ride into the right turn lane with my signal on and stop at
the stop line.  Looking left to see if I can make a "right turn on red" and
when I start to move discovered that some idiot has pulled into the bike
lane and is trying to pass me on the right.  GRRR.
   I always do a head check on bike lanes.  Not always for bicycles. . .


[my previous posting deleted]

The poster casually trashed two thousand years of Jewish history, and
Ken replied that there had previously been people like him in Germany.

That's right.   There have been.    There have also been people who
were formally Nazis.   But the Nazi party would have gone nowhere
without the active and tacit support of the ordinary man in the
street who behaved as though casual anti-semitism was perfectly
acceptable.

Now what exactly don't you understand about what I wrote, and why
don't you see what it has to do with the matter at hand?


...and in San Francisco recently, some of our finest examples of humanity
poured oil over a road so that vehicles going uphill would suddnely become
immobile, and then they would walk right up to the vehicles and make their
demands known.
--------------------------------+---------------------------------------
Mark Barnes, System Engineer    |  <insert standard disclaimers here>
SunSoft                         |
Corporate Technical Escalations |  I speak for myself, an individual,
Menlo Park, CA, USA             |  not for the company for which I work.
barnesm@vavau.Corp.Sun.COM      |
--------------------------------+---------------------------------------


..stuff deleted...
...more stuff deleted...

Hmm, USENET got it's collective hooks into me around 1987 or so right after I
switched to engineering.  I'd say I started reading alt.atheism around 1988-89.
I've probably not posted more than 50 messages in the time since then though.
I'll never understand how people can find the time to write so much.  I
can barely keep up as it is.


I am sure that Mike is correct on this point.  I am also pretty sure that
administering "truth serum" would be ruled a violation of your right
not to incriminate yourself.  But, what is the salient difference?
Both drawing blood and injecting "truth serum" incapacitate you for
a while, but do no permanent damage.  Is it simply that we have come to
view one as acceptable, while the other is viewed as a fundamental
violation of one's rights?  If this is the case, how do we expand the
protections of the 5th amendment to incorporate new technologies without
the results being a hodgepodge of different judges personal opinions?


I have two questions:

1) I have been having troubles with my Wordperfect for Windows.
   When I try to select and change fonts, etc. some of the text
   disappears.  I tried to center two lines once, and the second
   line disappeared.  I can not find the error, and I do not
   know how to correct it.

2) Is this the right newsgroup?  Where should I go?

E-mail prefered...
                                                  _____
Who else is still waiting for "Naked Gun Part (Pi) | |  "


Praise God!  I'm writing everyone to inform you that I have been
accepted to the Doctor of Psychology program at Fuller Theological
Seminary in Pasadena, CA.  I've been working long and hard to try to
get in there and have said many hours of prayer.  I'm very excited for
this opportunity, but also very nervous about it.

I'd appreciate the prayers of the readers of this group for my preparation
for school this summer and for my career as a graduate student.  I'd also
appreciate any information any of the readers of this group might have
about Fuller, Pasadena, or California in general, like good places to
have fun, good churches to check out, or anything else that might be
good for me to know.  Also, if anyone knows of any foundations that
might have funding or scholarship money available, please let me know!
Of course, if you wish to make a personal contribution.....:)

The contract for my current job is over at the end of April.  I'll be
taking a couple classes at UT this summer and then I'll be moving to
Pasadena.  Hopefully, I'll be able to get net.access next fall, although
Fuller doesn't have it itself.

I've enjoyed the interesting discussions and I commend everyone for their
earnest search to please God.  Thanks to our moderator for providing
such a wonderful service and in doing a great job of running this news
group.

May God bless you all.  Vaya con Dios, mi amigas y amigos.

Paul

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 I know this is a little weird, but I know that World magazine (you know,
National Geo. for children) did a very simple and concise article on Kirlian
photography.  They had some neat pictures, too.  A friend of mine's mother had
a book on Kirlian photography, only it's photographs took a radiologist to
interpret.  They (World magazine) warned us all that it was very dangerous,
probably to stop curious children from experimenting with it.  Mind you, this
was 10 years ago, at least.  (And boy, does that say something about my age)


In order to excitotoxin effects of MSG, MSG that in blood must go through
blood-brain barrier that I am not sure MSG can go through or not. In normal condition, the concentration of glutamate in the cerebrospinal fluid is about
2 uM that is high enough to activate one type of glutamate receptor-the NMDA
receptor. But the question is Neuron and glial cell in the brain have a lots of transport to get glutamate into Neuron or glial. So no one know exact concentration of glutamate is around neurons.


(regarding NSA monitoring of US military code traffic)

On the contrary- The Walker spy case is one where the KGB was
given keys (as I recall)
--


A while back someone had several equations which could be used for changing 3 f
iltered grey scale images into one true color image.  This is possible because
it's the same theory used by most color scanners.  I am not looking for the obv
ious solution which is to buy a color scanner but what I do need is those equat
ions becasue I am starting to write software which will automate the conversion
 process.  I would really appreciate it if someone would repost the 3 equations
/3 unknowns.   Thanks for the help!!!


OK, I've asked this before, and with a new thread on these lines, I
ask this again:

1: If a large hole current is run thru a resistor, will there be
   I^2 * R cooling instead of heating?

2: Can anyone design an amplifier that preferentially amplifies
   hole currents over normal electron currents?

3: what semiconductor materials have the highest ratio of
   hole mobility to electron mobility? (please quote actual
   test samples rather than estimates based on theory. Also,
   don't be limited to semiconductors: consider also insulators,
   resistors, dielectrics, piezo-electrics, conductors,
   magnets (metal, ceramic), magnetostrictives, etc).

NOTES:

   to summarize, this thread has so far stated that the only area
   where holes are not detectable is the vacuum. That is, hole
   particles only exist in the presence of matter.
   Previous threads have stated that holes only exist in certain
   semi-conductors. The question that naturally arises is if
   the hole currents inside a semi-conductor vanish at the point
   where the semiconductor is joined to a conductor (say, copper).
   I don't want a theoretical discussion here about whether
   holes could exist inside metal conductors, rather I ask for
   an experimental discussion on how to amplify and detect such
   currents *if* they exist.
   Also note that I have cross-posted this to sci.electronics
   since this is now becoming an electronic discussion.

Thanx,
Eric.

----
 ET   "A Force of Nature"


Hi All

Hope you all had a Blessed Easter. I have a document which I believe
refutes the notion that the SSPX (Society of Saint Pius X) is in
schism, or that there has been any legitimate excommunication. If
anyone is interested in reading the truth about this matter please
email me and I'll send them the document via email. Its 26 pages long,
so I wont be posting it on the news group.

Its titled

    NEITHER SCHISMATIC NOR EXCOMMUNICATED

    This article  was  originally  an  English	translation,  by  the
    Society  of  Saint	Pius  X  in  Ireland, from the French Journal
    'Courrier de Rome'.  The French  article,  in  its	turn,  was  a
    translation  from  the  Italian of the Roman Newsletter 'Si Si No
    No'.

    This booklet contains the transcription, with some minor editing,
    of	the  Irish  article, and was transcribed and produced by John
    Clay, Townsville, Queensland, Australia.

    (There is no copyright attached. Simon Shields)

                        CONTENTS

    NEITHER SCHISMATIC NOR EXCOMMUNICATED.......................1
    CATHOLICS ON THE RACK.......................................1
    THE CHOICE OF THE 'SENSUS FIDEI'............................3
    AMBIGUITY...................................................4
    THE CHURCH IS NOT BICEPHALOUS (TWO-HEADED)..................6
    THE PERSON AND THE FUNCTION OF THE POPE.....................6
    UNITY OF FAITH AND UNITY OF COMMUNION.......................8
    THE CRITERIA OF CHOICE.....................................10
    ECUMENISM - AN ATTACK ON THE UNITY OF THE CHURCH...........10
    THE EXTRAORDINARY SITUATION WITHIN THE CHURCH..............11
    EXTRAORDINARY DUTIES OF LAY PEOPLE.........................12
    DUTIES AND POWERS OF BISHOPS...............................14
    FROM THE FACT OF THEIR GREATER DUTIES......................14
    FROM THE FACT OF THEIR GREATER POWER.......................14
    THE POWER AND THE DUTY OF THE PAPACY.......................15
    THE ELECTION OF BISHOPS....................................15
    STATE AND RIGHT OF NECESSITY...............................16
    1. THERE IS IN THE CHURCH A REAL STATE OF NECESSITY........17
    FOR SOULS..................................................18
    FOR SEMINARIANS............................................18
    2. ALL THE ORDINARY MEANS HAVE BEEN EXHAUSTED..............19
    3. THE ACT ITSELF IS NOT INTRINSICALLY EVIL AND THERE RESUL..........21
    4. IN THE LIMITS OF EFFECTIVE REQUIREMENTS.................22
    5. THE AUTHORITY OF THE POPE IS NOT PUT INTO QUESTION......23
    THE EXCOMMUNICATION........................................24
    CONCLUSION.................................................25
    BIBLIOGRAPHY...............................................26-31

God Bless ye all,

An Irish Fairwell

may the road rise to meet you
may the wind be always at your back
may the sun shine warm upon your face,
the rains fall soft upon your fields,
and until we meet again,
may God hold you in the palm of his hand.


Individual leaders by total points (Final standings)
    NOTE: Games played and points per games not accurate !!

    Player       Team   GP  G   A  Pts ppg  Prj PIM +/-

    M.Lemieux    PIT    59  69  91 160 2.71 160  38  53
    LaFontaine   BUF    82  53  95 148 1.80 148  63  13
    Oates        BOS    83  45  97 142 1.71 142  32  12
    Yzerman      DET    83  58  79 137 1.65 137  44  33
    Turgeon      NYI    80  58  74 132 1.65 132  26  -2
    Selanne      WIN    82  76  56 132 1.61 132  45   6
    Mogilny      BUF    75  76  51 127 1.69 127  40   9
    Gilmour      TOR    81  32  95 127 1.57 127  96  32
    Robitaille   LA     82  63  62 125 1.52 127 100  16
    Recchi       PHI    81  53  70 123 1.52 123  95  -2
    Sundin       QUE    79  47  67 114 1.44 114  96  19
    Stevens      PIT    71  55  57 112 1.58 112 169  16
    Bure         VAN    82  60  50 110 1.34 110  67  37
    Tocchet      PIT    79  48  61 109 1.38 109 240  28
    Roenick      CHI    82  50  57 107 1.30 107  82  15
    Janney       STL    82  24  82 106 1.29 106  12   1
    Sakic        QUE    77  48  57 105 1.36 105  40  -4
    Juneau       BOS    83  32  70 102 1.23 102  33  21
    Hull         STL    78  54  47 101 1.29 101  41 -21
    Andreychuk   TOR    81  55  45 100 1.23 100  56   4
    Fleury       CAL    82  34  66 100 1.22 100  88  15
    Francis      PIT    83  24  76 100 1.20 100  68   6
    Housley      WIN    78  18  79  97 1.24  97  52 -13
    Ciccarelli   DET    81  41  56  97 1.20  97  81  12
    Damphousse   MON    82  39  58  97 1.18  97  96   5
    Hawerchuk    BUF    79  16  80  96 1.22  96  48 -14
    Shanahan     STL    69  51  43  94 1.36  94 168   9
    Muller       MON    79  37  57  94 1.19  94  75   9
    Jagr         PIT    80  34  60  94 1.18  94  69  31
    Modano       MIN    80  33  60  93 1.16  93  81  -6
    Messier      NYR    72  25  66  91 1.26  91  70  -3
    Sanderson    HAR    79  46  43  89 1.13  89  28 -24
    Reichel      CAL    78  40  48  88 1.13  88  54  23
    Bellows      MON    80  40  48  88 1.10  88  42   4
    Fedorov      DET    72  34  53  87 1.21  87  72  33
    Thomas       NYI    76  37  50  87 1.14  87 109   0
    Coffey       DET    79  12  75  87 1.10  87  77  16
    Kurri        LA     81  27  60  87 1.07  88  38  20
    Bradley      TB     78  42  44  86 1.10  86  90 -22
    Brind'Amour  PHI    78  37  49  86 1.10  86  87  -9
    Ronning      VAN    77  29  56  85 1.10  85  30  16
    Bondra       WAS    80  37  48  85 1.06  85  70   3
    Cassels      HAR    81  21  64  85 1.05  85  57 -15
    Murphy       PIT    82  22  62  84 1.02  84  73  42
    Bourque      BOS    78  19  63  82 1.05  82  40  38
    Granato      LA     79  37  45  82 1.04  83 165   3
    Verbeek      HAR    81  39  43  82 1.01  82 180 -11
    Ridley       WAS    81  26  56  82 1.01  82  38   4
    Duchesne     QUE    81  20  62  82 1.01  82  57  15
    C.Lemieux    NJ     75  30  51  81 1.08  81 149   0
    Suter        CAL    80  23  58  81 1.01  81 112  -1
    Lebeau       MON    69  31  49  80 1.16  80  20  23
    Roberts      CAL    57  38  41  79 1.39  79 172  31
    Semak        NJ     80  37  42  79 0.99  79  70  22
    Hatcher      WAS    80  34  45  79 0.99  79 110 -12
    D.Hunter     WAS    81  20  59  79 0.98  79 194   2
    Courtnall    MIN    82  36  43  79 0.96  79  49  -2
    Brown        STL    69  25  53  78 1.13  78  56  -4
    Ricci        QUE    76  27  51  78 1.03  78 121   9
    Kisio        SJ     77  26  52  78 1.01  78  90 -15
    Craven       VAN    76  25  52  77 1.01  77  30   0
    G.Courtnall  VAN    82  31  46  77 0.94  77 167  23
    Nolan        QUE    72  36  40  76 1.06  76 185  -6
    King         NYI    74  38  38  76 1.03  76  45  -1
    Amonte       NYR    80  33  43  76 0.95  76  47   0
    Gagner       MIN    82  33  43  76 0.93  76 141 -15
    Lindros      PHI    58  41  34  75 1.29  75 143  25
    Hogue        NYI    67  33  42  75 1.12  75 106   6
    Nieuwendyk   CAL    77  38  37  75 0.97  75  52   8
    Pivonka      WAS    66  21  53  74 1.12  74  51  12
    Borschevsky  TOR    76  34  40  74 0.97  74  26  32
    Dahlen       MIN    81  35  39  74 0.91  74   6 -18
    Richer       NJ     76  38  35  73 0.96  73  44   0
    Emerson      STL    80  22  51  73 0.91  73  60  -1
    Nedved       VAN    82  38  35  73 0.89  73  94  18
    Chelios      CHI    82  15  58  73 0.89  73 282  13
    Carson       LA     84  37  36  73 0.87  74  30   2
    Zhamnov      WIN    66  25  47  72 1.09  72  58   5
    Kvartalnov   BOS    72  30  42  72 1.00  72  14   9
    Steen        WIN    78  22  50  72 0.92  72  75  -8
    Linden       VAN    82  33  39  72 0.88  72  60  15
    Mullen       PIT    71  33  37  70 0.99  70  12  21
    Larmer       CHI    82  35  35  70 0.85  70  48  22
    Donnelly     LA     82  29  40  69 0.84  70  45  18
    Kovalenko    QUE    80  27  41  68 0.85  68  57  10
    Gartner      NYR    81  45  23  68 0.84  68  55  -2
    Khristich    WAS    61  31  36  67 1.10  67  26  26
    Sheppard     DET    70  32  34  66 0.94  66  29   7
    Garpenlov    SJ     78  22  44  66 0.85  66  56 -25
    Iafrate      WAS    81  25  41  66 0.81  66 169  15
    Gretzky      LA     43  16  49  65 1.51  67   6   6
    Zalapski     HAR    80  14  51  65 0.81  65  86 -32
    Graves       NYR    81  36  29  65 0.80  65 148  -4
    Anderson     TOR    74  21  43  64 0.86  64 117  19
    Zelepukin    NJ     76  23  41  64 0.84  64  66  16
    MacIver      OTT    78  17  46  63 0.81  63  80 -42
    Dineen       PHI    80  35  28  63 0.79  63 199  11
    Chiasson     DET    78  12  50  62 0.79  62 151  15
    Ysebaert     DET    79  34  28  62 0.78  62  42  19
    Galley       PHI    80  13  49  62 0.78  62  98  14
    McEachern    PIT    83  28  33  61 0.73  61  46  21
    Nicholls     NJ     67  13  47  60 0.90  60  80 -13
    Keane        MON    75  15  45  60 0.80  60  93  28
    Flatley      NYI    77  13  47  60 0.78  60  61   3
    S.Young      QUE    81  30  30  60 0.74  60  20   4
    Shannon      WIN    82  20  40  60 0.73  60  91  -4
    Fedyk        PHI    74  21  38  59 0.80  59  48  14
    Blake        LA     76  16  43  59 0.78  60 152  18
    Olausson     WIN    66  16  41  57 0.86  57  22  -5
    Makarov      CAL    70  18  39  57 0.81  57  40   0
    Smith        CHI    76  10  47  57 0.75  57 212  13
    Elynuik      WAS    77  22  35  57 0.74  57  66   2
    Stevens      NJ     79  12  45  57 0.72  57 116  16
    Adams        VAN    51  25  31  56 1.10  56  14  33
    Tucker       TB     76  17  39  56 0.74  56  69 -10
    MacInnis     CAL    48  11  43  54 1.13  54  59  15
    Sutter       CHI    63  20  34  54 0.86  54  65   9
    Bodger       BUF    80   9  45  54 0.68  54  87  14
    Nemchinov    NYR    81  23  31  54 0.67  54  34  15
    Driver       NJ     81  14  40  54 0.67  54  64  -9
    Ruuttu       CHI    82  17  37  54 0.66  54 134  14
    Yake         HAR    63  22  31  53 0.84  53  44   5
    Turcotte     NYR    68  25  28  53 0.78  53  40  -2
    Sandstrom    LA     37  25  27  52 1.41  53  51  11
    Malakhov     NYI    61  14  38  52 0.85  52  59  14
    Ward         VAN    68  22  30  52 0.76  52  82  32
    Otto         CAL    74  19  33  52 0.70  52 150   2
    Kontos       TB     66  27  24  51 0.77  51  12  -7
    Leach        BOS    78  26  25  51 0.65  51 126  -6
    Poulin       HAR    78  20  31  51 0.65  51  37 -19
    Tkachuk      WIN    81  28  23  51 0.63  51 199 -14
    Savard       MON    62  16  34  50 0.81  50  90   2
    Norton       NYI    63  12  38  50 0.79  50  45  -6
    Cullen       TOR    64  18  32  50 0.78  50 109 -23
    Cote         WAS    74  21  29  50 0.68  50  34  28
    Eklund       PHI    52  11  38  49 0.94  49  16   8
    Olczyk       NYR    68  21  28  49 0.72  49  52  -1
    Semenov      VAN    74  12  37  49 0.66  49  32  16
    Davydov      WIN    77  28  21  49 0.64  49  64  -2
    Miller       STL    80  24  25  49 0.61  49  96   0
    Poulin       BOS    83  16  33  49 0.59  49  62  30
    Klima        EDM    66  32  16  48 0.73  48  98 -15
    Dionne       MON    73  20  28  48 0.66  48  55   6
    Baker        OTT    74  19  29  48 0.65  48  52 -21
    Rucinsky     QUE    76  18  30  48 0.63  48  51  14
    Weight       EDM    76  17  31  48 0.63  48  65   5
    Zhitnik      LA     76  12  36  48 0.63  49  78  -2
    MacLean      NJ     78  24  24  48 0.62  48 100  -7
    Corson       EDM    78  16  31  47 0.60  47 207 -16
    Sweeney      BUF    79  21  26  47 0.59  47 118   4
    Simpson      EDM    60  24  22  46 0.77  46  36 -14
    Hawgood      PHI    66  11  35  46 0.70  46  68  -9
    Johansson    WAS    74   7  38  45 0.61  45  54   0
    Miller       WAS    81  18  27  45 0.56  45  32  -1
    Manson       EDM    81  15  30  45 0.56  45 210 -26
    Desjardins   MON    81  13  32  45 0.56  45  98  19
    Schneider    MON    58  13  31  44 0.76  44  89   9
    Goulet       CHI    63  23  21  44 0.70  44  41  10
    Leclair      MON    70  19  25  44 0.63  44  33  11
    Drake        DET    71  18  26  44 0.62  44  91  14
    Lumme        VAN    73   8  36  44 0.60  44  55  29
    Gaudreau     SJ     58  23  20  43 0.74  43  18 -17
    Gill         TOR    68  11  32  43 0.63  43  64   4
    Turgeon      OTT    70  25  18  43 0.61  43 104 -26
    Probert      DET    79  14  29  43 0.54  43 292  -9
    Wood         BUF    80  18  25  43 0.54  43  77   7
    Ranheim      CAL    82  21  22  43 0.52  43  26  -4
    Zamuner      TB     82  15  28  43 0.52  43  72 -25
    Tinordi      MIN    69  15  27  42 0.61  42 157  -1
    Paslawski    CAL    71  18  24  42 0.59  42  12   0
    Ruzicka      BOS    60  19  22  41 0.68  41  38  -6
    Elik         EDM    60  14  27  41 0.68  41  56  -4
    Kudelski     OTT    61  24  17  41 0.67  41  28 -25
    McSorley     LA     79  15  26  41 0.52  42 393   0
    Shaw         OTT    79   7  34  41 0.52  41  34 -47
    Lidstrom     DET    83   7  34  41 0.49  41  28   7
    Stastny      NJ     60  17  23  40 0.67  40  20  -3
    Ellett       TOR    68   6  34  40 0.59  40  46  17
    Tikkanen     NYR    78  16  24  40 0.51  40  94 -22
    Niedermayer  NJ     78  11  29  40 0.51  40  47   8
    Racine       DET    79   9  31  40 0.51  40  80   8
    McPhee       MIN    82  18  22  40 0.49  40  44  -4
    Millen       LA     40  23  16  39 0.98  40  42  15
    Chambers     TB     53  10  29  39 0.74  39  34 -23
    Holik        NJ     59  20  19  39 0.66  39  72  -2
    Clark        TOR    65  17  22  39 0.60  39 187   3
    Khmylev      BUF    66  20  19  39 0.59  39  26   6
    Creighton    TB     81  19  20  39 0.48  39 110 -21
    Krushelnyski TOR    82  19  20  39 0.48  39  60   3
    Kurvers      NYI    49   8  30  38 0.78  38  38   8
    Crossman     STL    57  10  28  38 0.67  38  28  -6
    Kovalev      NYR    63  20  18  38 0.60  38  79  -8
    Craig        MIN    68  15  23  38 0.56  38 106 -10
    Krupp        NYI    79   9  29  38 0.48  38  67   8
    Momesso      VAN    82  18  20  38 0.46  38 193  11
    Kamensky     QUE    31  15  22  37 1.19  37  14  13
    Numminen     WIN    65   7  30  37 0.57  37  33   4
    Pearson      TOR    76  23  14  37 0.49  37 196  -2
    Graham       CHI    82  20  17  37 0.45  37 141   1
    Leetch       NYR    36   6  30  36 1.00  36  26   2
    Ciger        EDM    62  13  23  36 0.58  36   8 -14
    Beers        TB     62  12  24  36 0.58  36  70 -24
    Reid         BOS    65  20  16  36 0.55  36  10  12
    Lapointe     QUE    73  10  26  36 0.49  36  98   4
    Sjodin       MIN    75   7  29  36 0.48  36  30 -25
    Weinrich     HAR    76   7  29  36 0.47  36  76 -10
    Borsato      WIN    65  15  20  35 0.54  35  38  -1
    Zezel        TOR    68  12  23  35 0.51  35  24  -1
    Burr         DET    79  10  25  35 0.44  35  74  18
    Donato       BOS    81  15  20  35 0.43  35  61   2
    Benning      EDM    55  10  24  34 0.62  34 152  -1
    Howe         DET    59   3  31  34 0.58  34  22  20
    Guerin       NJ     63  14  20  34 0.54  34  63  16
    Hull         OTT    67  13  21  34 0.51  34  14 -21
    D.Sweeney    BOS    83   7  27  34 0.41  34  66  34
    Nylander     HAR    56  11  22  33 0.59  33  36  -5
    Beranek      PHI    63  15  18  33 0.52  33  78  -6
    Wesley       BOS    64   8  25  33 0.52  33  47  -2
    Matteau      CHI    77  15  18  33 0.43  33  96   6
    Broten       MIN    80  12  21  33 0.41  33  22   7
    Leeman       MON    50  15  17  32 0.64  32  24  14
    Dalgarno     NYI    55  15  17  32 0.58  32  60  16
    Mellanby     EDM    67  15  17  32 0.48  32 147  -4
    Primeau      DET    73  15  17  32 0.44  32 152  -6
    Gilbert      CHI    75  13  19  32 0.43  32  57   5
    Mullen       NYI    78  18  14  32 0.41  32  28   7
    Presley      BUF    78  15  17  32 0.41  32  92   5
    Leschyshyn   QUE    81   9  23  32 0.40  32  55  22
    Zubov        NYR    46   8  23  31 0.67  31   4   1
    Mironov      TOR    57   7  24  31 0.54  31  38  -2
    Bureau       TB     63  10  21  31 0.49  31 111 -12
    Brisebois    MON    68  10  21  31 0.46  31  77   8
    Heinze       BOS    72  18  13  31 0.43  31  24  21
    Smehlik      BUF    78   4  27  31 0.40  31  59  10
    Lemieux      CHI    79  10  21  31 0.39  31 109   4
    Yushkevich   PHI    79   5  26  31 0.39  31  71  10
    Evason       SJ     83  12  19  31 0.37  31 132 -33
    McInnis      NYI    56  10  20  30 0.54  30  24   7
    Noonan       CHI    61  16  14  30 0.49  30  82   1
    Gallant      DET    66  10  20  30 0.45  30 186  20
    Kennedy      DET    67  19  11  30 0.45  30  46  -1
    Hough        QUE    77   8  22  30 0.39  30  69 -11
    Gusarov      QUE    78   8  22  30 0.38  30  57  16
    MacTavish    EDM    80  10  20  30 0.38  30 110 -15
    Buchberger   EDM    81  12  18  30 0.37  30 133 -24
    Janssens     HAR    73  12  17  29 0.40  29 233 -12
    U.Samuelson  PIT    76   3  26  29 0.38  29 247  37
    Sydor        LA     78   6  23  29 0.37  29  59   0
    Duchesne     MIN    82  16  13  29 0.35  29  30   6
    Falloon      SJ     41  14  14  28 0.68  28  12 -25
    Sandlak      VAN    59  10  18  28 0.47  28 122   2
    Carpenter    WAS    65  11  17  28 0.43  28  63 -16
    Kron         HAR    42  14  13  27 0.64  27  18   7
    Ferraro      NYI    43  14  13  27 0.63  27  38  -5
    Kravchuk     EDM    55  10  17  27 0.49  27  32   3
    Plavsic      VAN    56   6  21  27 0.48  27  51  27
    Ron Sutter   STL    59  12  15  27 0.46  27  99 -11
    Cole         TB     65  12  15  27 0.42  27  21  -4
    Odgers       SJ     65  12  15  27 0.42  27 251 -25
    Fitzgerald   NYI    74   9  18  27 0.36  27  32  -1
    Fetisov      NJ     74   4  23  27 0.36  27 158   7
    Korolev      STL    74   4  23  27 0.36  27  20  -1
    Kypreos      HAR    75  17  10  27 0.36  27 325  -5
    Andersson    TB     75  16  11  27 0.36  27  14 -14
    Huddy        LA     80   2  25  27 0.34  27  62  20
    Rich Sutter  STL    82  13  14  27 0.33  27 100  -6
    Slegr        VAN    40   4  22  26 0.65  26 109  16
    Svoboda      BUF    40   2  24  26 0.65  26  59   3
    Patrick      NYR    60   5  21  26 0.43  26  61   1
    Jones        WAS    68  12  14  26 0.38  26 124  16
    Lamb         OTT    69   7  19  26 0.38  26  62 -40
    Osborne      TOR    75  12  14  26 0.35  26  87  -7
    May          BUF    80  13  13  26 0.33  26 238   3
    Eagles       WIN    82   8  18  26 0.32  26 131  -1
    Brunet       MON    45  10  15  25 0.56  25  19  13
    T.Green      NYI    58   7  18  25 0.43  25  43   6
    Stern        CAL    69  10  15  25 0.36  25 207   2
    Lidster      VAN    71   6  19  25 0.35  25  36   9
    Haller       MON    72  11  14  25 0.35  25 117   8
    Tippett      PIT    73   6  19  25 0.34  25  56   7
    Peluso       OTT    79  15  10  25 0.32  25 318 -32
    DiMaio       TB     54   9  15  24 0.44  24  62   0
    Brady        OTT    55   7  17  24 0.44  24  57 -25
    Freer        OTT    61  10  14  24 0.39  24  39 -32
    Cavallini    QUE    66   9  15  24 0.36  24  34  10
    Lachance     NYI    74   7  17  24 0.32  24  67  -2
    Shaw         BOS    76  10  14  24 0.32  24 108   9
    Berg         TOR    78  13  11  24 0.31  24 103   2
    Ozolinsh     SJ     37   7  16  23 0.62  23  40  -9
    Klatt        MIN    45   4  19  23 0.51  23  38   6
    Loach        LA     53  10  13  23 0.43  23  27   3
    Todd         EDM    55   9  14  23 0.42  23  26  -9
    Ashton       CAL    56  10  13  23 0.41  23  52   8
    McBain       OTT    57   7  16  23 0.40  23  43 -35
    Gelinas      EDM    63  11  12  23 0.37  23  30   2
    Bautin       WIN    69   5  18  23 0.33  23  92  -2
    Krygier      WAS    74  11  12  23 0.31  23  60 -14
    Johnson      MIN    79   3  20  23 0.29  23 105   9
    Acton        PHI    80   8  15  23 0.29  23  51 -11
    Barnes       WIN    37  12  10  22 0.59  22  10  -3
    Huffman      QUE    52   4  18  22 0.42  22  54   0
    Sutton       BUF    61   8  14  22 0.36  22  30   0
    McKay        NJ     71  11  11  22 0.31  22 199   1
    Konstantinov DET    81   5  17  22 0.27  22 135  23
    Pellerin     NJ     44  10  11  21 0.48  21  37  -1
    Sillinger    DET    51   4  17  21 0.41  21  16   0
    Volek        NYI    56   8  13  21 0.38  21  34  -1
    Lindberg     CAL    61   9  12  21 0.34  21  18  -4
    Evans        PHI    65   8  13  21 0.32  21  70  -9
    Hamrlik      TB     65   6  15  21 0.32  21  65 -20
    Gilchrist    MIN    68  10  11  21 0.31  21  49 -12
    Churla       MIN    73   5  16  21 0.29  21 286  -8
    Kasparaitis  NYI    77   4  17  21 0.27  21 166  14
    Loney        PIT    81   5  16  21 0.26  21  99   3
    Courtenay    SJ     38   7  13  20 0.53  20  10 -15
    Wilson       SJ     42   3  17  20 0.48  20  40 -28
    T.Pederson   SJ     43   7  13  20 0.47  20  31 -14
    Lomakin      PHI    48   8  12  20 0.42  20  34  14
    Druce        WIN    48   6  14  20 0.42  20  37  -5
    Hannan       BUF    53   5  15  20 0.38  20  41  10
    Corriveau    HAR    54   8  12  20 0.37  20  12 -20
    Bourque      NYR    54   6  14  20 0.37  20  39  -9
    Hiller       DET    60   8  12  20 0.33  20 109   6
    Maltais      TB     61   7  13  20 0.33  20  35 -19
    Burt         HAR    62   6  14  20 0.32  20 116 -14
    Johansson    CAL    75   4  16  20 0.27  20  60  11
    Marchment    CHI    76   5  15  20 0.26  20 309  13
    Diduck       VAN    78   6  14  20 0.26  20 163  29
    Podein       EDM    38  13   6  19 0.50  19  25  -1
    Berehowsky   TOR    40   4  15  19 0.48  19  61   1
    Babych       VAN    41   3  16  19 0.46  19  42   4
    Audette      BUF    42  12   7  19 0.45  19  51  -5
    Chorske      NJ     50   7  12  19 0.38  19  25  -1
    Bassen       STL    51   9  10  19 0.37  19  59  -4
    Hatcher      MIN    65   4  15  19 0.29  19 176 -26
    Kucera       CHI    70   5  14  19 0.27  19  59   7
    Wilson       STL    76   8  11  19 0.25  19  44  -7
    Macoun       TOR    76   4  15  19 0.25  19  55   3
    King         WIN    77   8  11  19 0.25  19 203   4
    Beukeboom    NYR    79   2  17  19 0.24  19 153  10
    Carkner      PHI    80   3  16  19 0.24  19 146  16
    Neely        BOS    12  11   7  18 1.50  18  25   4
    Foligno      TOR    54  13   5  18 0.33  18  84   1
    Christian    CHI    60   4  14  18 0.30  18  12   6
    Errey        BUF    61   9   9  18 0.30  18  80   1
    Gavin        MIN    63  10   8  18 0.29  18  59  -4
    McLlwain     TOR    65  14   4  18 0.28  18  30 -17
    Daigneault   MON    65   8  10  18 0.28  18  57  24
    Ramage       MON    74   5  13  18 0.24  18 146 -24
    Smith        EDM    76   4  14  18 0.24  18  30 -11
    Paek         PIT    76   3  15  18 0.24  18  64  15
    Murphy       CHI    17   7  10  17 1.00  17  18  -4
    DiPietro     MON    27   4  13  17 0.63  17  14  10
    M.Pederson   SJ     40  10   7  17 0.43  17  24 -20
    Nattress     PHI    44   7  10  17 0.39  17  29   1
    Carbonneau   MON    59   4  13  17 0.29  17  20  -8
    Yawney       CAL    61   1  16  17 0.28  17  65   5
    Kasatonov    NJ     63   3  14  17 0.27  17  55   7
    Roberts      BOS    64   5  12  17 0.27  17 103  22
    MacDermid    WAS    72   9   8  17 0.24  17  80 -13
    Odjick       VAN    74   4  13  17 0.23  17 360   4
    Conacher     LA     79   9   8  17 0.22  17  20 -15
    Cavallini    WAS    79   6  11  17 0.22  17  56   4
    Erickson     WIN    39   4  12  16 0.41  16  12   2
    Straka       PIT    41   3  13  16 0.39  16  29   3
    Erixon       NYR    42   5  11  16 0.38  16  10  13
    Murphy       BOS    48   5  11  16 0.33  16  60 -14
    Ledyard      BUF    48   2  14  16 0.33  16  43   0
    Butsayev     PHI    49   2  14  16 0.33  16  57   2
    Ulanov       WIN    54   2  14  16 0.30  16 122   6
    Carter       SJ     55   7   9  16 0.29  16  81 -25
    Glynn        EDM    62   4  12  16 0.26  16  58 -12
    Boschman     OTT    68   9   7  16 0.24  16  95 -27
    Rumble       OTT    68   3  13  16 0.24  16  61 -26
    Stanton      PIT    76   4  12  16 0.21  16  97   8
    Murzyn       VAN    77   5  11  16 0.21  16 179  36
    Musil        CAL    78   6  10  16 0.21  16 129  26
    May          WAS    80   6  10  16 0.20  16 266   0
    Foote        QUE    80   4  12  16 0.20  16 168   3
    Odelein      MON    81   2  14  16 0.20  16 201  35
    Andersson    NYR    29   4  11  15 0.52  15  16   7
    Archibald    OTT    42   9   6  15 0.36  15  32 -15
    Taylor       LA     46   6   9  15 0.33  15  49   2
    Lowe         NYR    47   3  12  15 0.32  15  58  -1
    Domi         WIN    59   5  10  15 0.25  15 340   1
    McCrimmon    DET    60   1  14  15 0.25  15  71  21
    Konroyd      DET    65   3  12  15 0.23  15  67 -15
    Zombo        STL    69   0  15  15 0.22  15  78  -4
    Butcher      STL    82   5  10  15 0.18  15 209   0
    Zmolek       SJ     83   5  10  15 0.18  15 229 -51
    Fergus       VAN    36   5   9  14 0.39  14  20   1
    Skrudland    CAL    38   7   7  14 0.37  14  65   4
    Pantaleyev   BOS    39   8   6  14 0.36  14  12  -6
    Pearson      QUE    41  13   1  14 0.34  14  95   3
    C.J.Young    BOS    43   7   7  14 0.33  14  32  -6
    Smail        OTT    51   4  10  14 0.27  14  51 -34
    Hardy        LA     53   1  13  14 0.26  14  89  -1
    Broten       NYR    58   5   9  14 0.24  14  48  -6
    Barr         NJ     60   6   8  14 0.23  14  44   3
    Taglianetti  PIT    71   2  12  14 0.20  14 182  15
    Ewen         MON    74   5   9  14 0.19  14 191   7
    Bergevin     TB     76   2  12  14 0.18  14  66 -16
    Finn         QUE    79   5   9  14 0.18  14 160  -4
    Lefebvre     TOR    79   2  12  14 0.18  14  90   6
    M.Sullivan   SJ     81   6   8  14 0.17  14  30 -42
    Ojanen       NJ     31   4   9  13 0.42  13  14  -2
    Reekie       TB     42   2  11  13 0.31  13  69   2
    Lindsay      QUE    44   4   9  13 0.30  13  16   0
    Ramsey       PIT    44   3  10  13 0.30  13  28  16
    Valk         VAN    46   6   7  13 0.28  13  73   5
    Jelinek      OTT    49   7   6  13 0.27  13  52 -21
    Needham      PIT    55   8   5  13 0.24  13  24  -2
    Lowry        STL    56   5   8  13 0.23  13 101 -18
    Rychel       LA     68   6   7  13 0.19  13 293 -14
    McGill       PHI    70   3  10  13 0.19  13 221   7
    Stapleton    PIT    78   4   9  13 0.17  13  10  -8
    Richardson   EDM    80   3  10  13 0.16  13 140 -18
    Rouse        TOR    80   3  10  13 0.16  13 128   8
    Daneyko      NJ     82   2  11  13 0.16  13 222   4
    Ogrodnick    DET    18   6   6  12 0.67  12   2  -3
    S. King      NYR    24   7   5  12 0.50  12  16   4
    Joseph       EDM    31   2  10  12 0.39  12  46  -6
    Petit        CAL    34   3   9  12 0.35  12  50  -6
    Williams     SJ     39   1  11  12 0.31  12  49 -25
    B.Smith      MIN    43   5   7  12 0.28  12   8  -6
    Bozon        STL    52   6   6  12 0.23  12  55  -1
    Ronan        MON    53   5   7  12 0.23  12  20   6
    Dirk         VAN    67   4   8  12 0.18  12 146  22
    Hunter       VAN    72   5   7  12 0.17  12 182  -5
    Luongo       OTT    74   3   9  12 0.16  12  68 -42
    Berube       CAL    75   4   8  12 0.16  12 209  -6
    Wilson       CAL    22   4   7  11 0.50  11   8  10
    Vujtek       EDM    28   1  10  11 0.39  11   8  -1
    Konowalchuk  WAS    36   4   7  11 0.31  11  16   4
    Snuggerud    PHI    39   4   7  11 0.28  11  14  -3
    Murray       CHI    49   4   7  11 0.22  11  57 -14
    Donnelly     BUF    58   3   8  11 0.19  11 219   6
    Dahl         CAL    59   2   9  11 0.19  11  52   9
    Kasper       TB     66   4   7  11 0.17  11  20 -16
    More         SJ     73   5   6  11 0.15  11 179 -35
    Quintal      STL    73   1  10  11 0.15  11 100  -6
    Ludwig       MIN    76   1  10  11 0.14  11 149   0
    Muni         CHI    79   0  11  11 0.14  11  73 -15
    Lazaro       OTT    26   6   4  10 0.38  10  16  -8
    Norwood      STL    32   3   7  10 0.31  10  63  -5
    Featherstone BOS    34   5   5  10 0.29  10 102   6
    Murphy       OTT    42   3   7  10 0.24  10  28 -18
    DeBrusk      EDM    49   8   2  10 0.20  10 199 -14
    Wells        NYR    50   1   9  10 0.20  10 105  -2
    Kimble       BOS    54   7   3  10 0.19  10 177   4
    Corkum       BUF    67   6   4  10 0.15  10  38  -2
    Dahlquist    CAL    73   3   7  10 0.14  10  66  -2
    Gordijuk     BUF    16   3   6   9 0.56   9   0   4
    Hurlbut      NYR    23   1   8   9 0.39   9  16   4
    Boivin       PHI    30   5   4   9 0.30   9  76  -5
    Moller       BUF    35   2   7   9 0.26   9  83   6
    Cunneyworth  HAR    36   5   4   9 0.25   9  61  -1
    Petrovicky   HAR    42   3   6   9 0.21   9  45 -10
    McRae        STL    45   3   6   9 0.20   9 167 -13
    Cirella      NYR    52   3   6   9 0.17   9  83   4
    Maley        SJ     55   2   7   9 0.16   9 143 -27
    Daniels      PIT    57   5   4   9 0.16   9  14  -6
    Hughes       BOS    61   5   4   9 0.15   9 191  -5
    Lalor        WIN    62   1   8   9 0.15   9  74 -13
    K.Samuelson  PIT    63   3   6   9 0.14   9 106  25
    McKenzie     HAR    63   3   6   9 0.14   9 202  -9
    Kocur        NYR    64   3   6   9 0.14   9 129  -9
    Loewen       OTT    77   4   5   9 0.12   9 145 -25
    Houlder      BUF    13   3   5   8 0.62   8   6   7
    T.Sweeney    BOS    14   1   7   8 0.57   8   6   1
    Douris       BOS    18   4   4   8 0.44   8   4   5
    Keczmer      HAR    21   4   4   8 0.38   8  28  -2
    Greig        HAR    22   1   7   8 0.36   8  27 -11
    Day          HAR    24   1   7   8 0.33   8  47  -8
    Werenka      EDM    27   5   3   8 0.30   8  24   1
    Tatarinov    QUE    28   2   6   8 0.29   8  28   6
    McDonough    SJ     30   6   2   8 0.27   8   6 -21
    Hill         MON    30   2   6   8 0.27   8  47  -5
    K.Brown      CHI    31   2   6   8 0.26   8  37   4
    Loiselle     NYI    38   5   3   8 0.21   8  84  -4
    Hudson       EDM    39   1   7   8 0.21   8  44  -8
    Hedican      STL    40   0   8   8 0.20   8  30  -4
    Roberge      MON    48   4   4   8 0.17   8 140   3
    Ahola        SJ     49   3   5   8 0.16   8  36 -11
    McIntyre     NYR    57   3   5   8 0.14   8  82 -14
    Anderson     WAS    57   2   6   8 0.14   8  18  -1
    Houda        HAR    57   2   6   8 0.14   8 163 -21
    Hartman      TB     58   4   4   8 0.14   8 154  -7
    Wilkinson    SJ     58   1   7   8 0.14   8  96 -48
    Hammond      OTT    61   4   4   8 0.13   8 104 -40
    Barrasso     PIT    62   0   8   8 0.13   8  20   0
    Kennedy      WIN    77   1   7   8 0.10   8 105  -4
    Eastwood     TOR    12   1   6   7 0.58   7  21  -2
    Quintin      SJ     14   2   5   7 0.50   7   4  -4
    R.Brown      CHI    15   1   6   7 0.47  33  33   6
    Godynyuk     CAL    26   3   4   7 0.27   7  17   7
    Rice         EDM    26   2   5   7 0.27   7  13  -5
    Murray       BOS    27   3   4   7 0.26   7   8  -6
    Wiemer       BOS    27   1   6   7 0.26   7  48  -1
    Berezan      SJ     28   3   4   7 0.25   7  28 -18
    Marois       NYI    28   2   5   7 0.25   7  35  -3
    Mallette     NJ     34   4   3   7 0.21   7  56   3
    Hynes        PHI    36   3   4   7 0.19   7  16  -3
    Gilhen       TB     42   3   4   7 0.17   7  12 -13
    Chase        STL    49   2   5   7 0.14   7 204  -9
    Vukota       NYI    71   2   5   7 0.10   7 199   4
    Zettler      SJ     79   0   7   7 0.09   7 150 -48
    Lafreniere   TB      9   3   3   6 0.67   6   4  -5
    Propp        MIN    15   3   3   6 0.40   6   0  -8
    Belanger     MON    18   4   2   6 0.33   6   4   1
    Kerr         HAR    22   0   6   6 0.27   6   7 -11
    Shuchuk      LA     23   2   4   6 0.26   6  14   4
    Bergland     TB     25   3   3   6 0.24   6  11  -9
    Vaske        NYI    25   1   5   6 0.24   6  30   6
    Carney       BUF    29   2   4   6 0.21   6  51   2
    Dinnen       OTT    31   2   4   6 0.19   6  30 -19
    Albelin      NJ     34   1   5   6 0.18   6  14  -1
    Patterson    BUF    35   4   2   6 0.17   6  18  -2
    Ladouceur    HAR    59   2   4   6 0.10   6 107 -17
    Russell      CHI    66   2   4   6 0.09   6 151   5
    Lang         LA     11   0   5   5 0.45   5   2  -3
    Lipuma       TB     13   0   5   5 0.38   5  32   1
    Brown        NJ     15   0   5   5 0.33   5   2   3
    Kozlov       DET    16   4   1   5 0.31   5  14  -1
    Savage       WAS    16   2   3   5 0.31   5  12  -4
    Bruce        SJ     17   2   3   5 0.29   5  33 -14
    Byers        SJ     18   4   1   5 0.28   5 122  -2
    Conroy       PHI    18   3   2   5 0.28   5  17   0
    Van Allen    EDM    21   1   4   5 0.24   5   6  -2
    Richer       BOS    23   1   4   5 0.22   5  18  -9
    Wolanin      QUE    23   1   4   5 0.22   5  49   8
    Leach        HAR    24   3   2   5 0.21   5   4  -7
    Prokhorov    STL    26   4   1   5 0.19   5  15  -4
    Kruse        CAL    26   2   3   5 0.19   5  41   3
    Richter      NYR    35   0   5   5 0.14   5   2   0
    Bawa         SJ     41   5   0   5 0.12   5  47 -24
    Osiecki      MIN    42   1   4   5 0.12   5  19 -20
    Matvichuk    MIN    51   2   3   5 0.10   5  26  -7
    Pedersen     HAR    58   1   4   5 0.09   5  60   2
    Jennings     PIT    58   0   5   5 0.09   5  65   7
    Essensa      WIN    66   0   5   5 0.08   5   2   0
    Ray          BUF    68   3   2   5 0.07   5 211  -3
    McKim        BOS     7   1   3   4 0.57   4   0   2
    Faust        PHI     8   2   2   4 0.50   4   4   3
    Smolinski    BOS     8   1   3   4 0.50   4   0   3
    Fogarty      PIT    12   0   4   4 0.33   4   4  -3
    Hervey       TB     15   0   4   4 0.27   4  36  -4
    Picard       SJ     25   4   0   4 0.16   4  24 -17
    Reese        CAL    25   0   4   4 0.16   4   4   0
    Romaniuk     WIN    28   3   1   4 0.14   4  22   0
    Thompson     LA     28   0   4   4 0.14   4  79  -3
    Pilon        NYI    41   1   3   4 0.10   4 146  -3
    Giles        STL    48   0   4   4 0.08   4  40  -2
    Baron        STL    53   2   2   4 0.08   4  59  -5
    Cheveldae    DET    66   0   4   4 0.06   4   4   0
    Hankinson    NJ      4   2   1   3 0.75   3   9   2
    McDougall    EDM     4   2   1   3 0.75   3   4   2
    Felsner      STL     4   0   3   3 0.75   3   0   0
    Ruff         TB      8   2   1   3 0.38   3   8  -1
    Petrov       MON     9   2   1   3 0.33   3  10   2
    Black        MIN    10   2   1   3 0.30   3   4   0
    Morris       SJ     14   0   3   3 0.21   3   6 -11
    Walter       VAN    23   3   0   3 0.13   3   8  -2
    Hrivnak      WIN    29   0   3   3 0.10   3   0   0
    Wakaluk      MIN    29   0   3   3 0.10   3  20   0
    Dufresne     MON    30   1   2   3 0.10   3  30   0
    Cronin       PHI    34   2   1   3 0.09   3  37   0
    Smyth        CAL    34   1   2   3 0.09   3  95   3
    Hrudey       LA     48   0   3   3 0.06   3   8   0
    Marsh        OTT    57   0   3   3 0.05   3  30 -25
    Casey        MIN    58   0   3   3 0.05   3  28   0
    Berry        MIN    61   0   3   3 0.05   3 107   4
    Ranford      EDM    66   0   3   3 0.05   3  10   0
    Belfour      CHI    69   0   3   3 0.04   3  28   0
    Rivers       TB      4   0   2   2 0.50   2   2  -2
    Forslund     CAL     5   0   2   2 0.40   2   0   0
    Capuano      TB      6   1   1   2 0.33   2   2  -4
    Djoos        NYR     6   1   1   2 0.33   2   2   0
    Cummins      DET     7   1   1   2 0.29   2  58   0
    Otevrel      SJ      7   0   2   2 0.29   2   0  -6
    Kolstad      SJ     10   0   2   2 0.20   2  12  -9
    Osborne      TB     11   1   1   2 0.18   2   8  -1
    Wood         SJ     12   1   1   2 0.17   2  71  -5
    Brickley     WIN    12   0   2   2 0.17   2   2   0
    Eakins       WIN    14   0   2   2 0.14   2  38   2
    Simon        QUE    15   1   1   2 0.13   2  67  -2
    Bennett      CHI    16   0   2   2 0.13   2   8  -2
    Gillis       HAR    18   1   1   2 0.11   2  38   0
    Carlyle      WIN    22   1   1   2 0.09   2  14  -6
    Nylund       NYI    22   1   1   2 0.09   2  43  -2
    Blue         BOS    22   0   2   2 0.09   2   6   0
    Watters      LA     22   0   2   2 0.09   2  18  -3
    Woolley      WAS    23   0   2   2 0.09   2  10   0
    Whitmore     VAN    29   0   2   2 0.07   2   2   0
    Stauber      LA     30   0   2   2 0.07   2   2   0
    W.Young      TB     31   0   2   2 0.06   2   2   0
    Roussel      PHI    32   0   2   2 0.06   2  11   0
    Twist        QUE    34   0   2   2 0.06   2  64   0
    Fiset        QUE    37   0   2   2 0.05   2   2   0
    Jablonski    TB     42   0   2   2 0.05   2   7   0
    Soderstrom   PHI    43   0   2   2 0.05   2   4   0
    Healy        NYI    46   0   2   2 0.04   2   2   0
    Burke        HAR    50   0   2   2 0.04   2  25   0
    Hextall      QUE    53   0   2   2 0.04   2  56   0
    Roy          MON    61   0   2   2 0.03   2  16   0
    Vernon       CAL    63   0   2   2 0.03   2  42   0
    Joseph       STL    66   0   2   2 0.03   2   8   0
    Brown        PHI    67   0   2   2 0.03   2  76  -5
    Grimson      CHI    76   1   1   2 0.03   2 186   2
    Barnaby      BUF     1   1   0   1 1.00   1   0   0
    Ratushny     VAN     1   0   1   1 1.00   1   0   0
    Zholtok      BOS     1   0   1   1 1.00   1   0   1
    Sullivan     NJ      2   0   1   1 0.50   1   0  -1
    Duncanson    NYR     3   0   1   1 0.33   1   0   0
    Beaufait     SJ      4   1   0   1 0.25   1   0  -1
    Bowen        PHI     4   1   0   1 0.25   1   2   0
    MacDonald    BUF     4   1   0   1 0.25   1   2   0
    Esau         QUE     4   0   1   1 0.25   1   2   1
    D.Smith      MIN     9   0   1   1 0.11   1   2  -2
    Vial         DET     9   0   1   1 0.11   1  20   1
    Brown        BUF    10   0   1   1 0.10   1   6  -5
    Draper       BUF    11   0   1   1 0.09   1   2   0
    Karpa        QUE    11   0   1   1 0.09   1  13  -6
    Tichy        CHI    13   0   1   1 0.08   1  30   7
    Gosselin     HAR    15   0   1   1 0.07   1   2   0
    Fortier      LA     16   0   1   1 0.06   1  11  -9
    Hayward      SJ     18   0   1   1 0.06   1   2   0
    McGill       TOR    19   1   0   1 0.05   1  34   5
    Bergeron     TB     19   0   1   1 0.05   1   0   0
    Potvin       LA     19   0   1   1 0.05   1  52  -9
    Berthiaume   OTT    23   0   1   1 0.04   1   2   0
    Racicot      MON    25   0   1   1 0.04   1   6   0
    Wregget      PIT    25   0   1   1 0.04   1   6   0
    Ciccone      MIN    29   0   1   1 0.03   1 106   3
    Puppa        TOR    32   0   1   1 0.03   1   0   0
    Hackett      SJ     36   0   1   1 0.03   1   4   0
    Fitzpatrick  NYI    37   0   1   1 0.03   1   2   0
    Billington   NJ     40   0   1   1 0.03   1   8   0
    Potvin       TOR    46   0   1   1 0.02   1   4   0
    Vanbiesbrouk NYR    48   0   1   1 0.02   1  18   0
    McLean       VAN    54   0   1   1 0.02   1  16   0
    Moog         BOS    54   0   1   1 0.02   1  14   0
    Beaupre      WAS    57   0   1   1 0.02   1  20   0
    Baumgartner  TOR    61   1   0   1 0.02   1 155 -11
    Bales        BOS     1   0   0   0 0.00   0   0   0
    Burridge     WAS     1   0   0   0 0.00   0   0   0
    Chabot       MON     1   0   0   0 0.00   0   0   0
    D'Alessio    HAR     1   0   0   0 0.00   0   0   0
    Littman      TB      1   0   0   0 0.00   0   0   0
    Parks        NYI     1   0   0   0 0.00   0   0   0
    Semchuk      LA      1   0   0   0 0.00   0   2   0
    St. Amour    OTT     1   0   0   0 0.00   0   2   0
    Cimellaro    OTT     2   0   0   0 0.00   0   0  -2
    Cote         TB      2   0   0   0 0.00   0   0  -1
    Marcinyshyn  NYR     2   0   0   0 0.00   0   2  -1
    O'Neill      WIN     2   0   0   0 0.00   0   0   0
    Raglan       TB      2   0   0   0 0.00   0   2   0
    Williams     LA      2   0   0   0 0.00   0  10   0
    Charron      MON     3   0   0   0 0.00   0   2   0
    Ciavaglia    BUF     3   0   0   0 0.00   0   0   0
    Cloutier     QUE     3   0   0   0 0.00   0   0   0
    Hamr         OTT     3   0   0   0 0.00   0   0  -3
    Wamsley      TOR     3   0   0   0 0.00   0   0   0
    Hirsch       NYR     4   0   0   0 0.00   0   0   0
    O'Connor     NJ      7   0   0   0 0.00   0   9  -4
    J.Messier    NYR     9   0   0   0 0.00   0   6   0
    Knickle      LA     10   0   0   0 0.00   0   2   0
    Chapdelaine  LA     13   0   0   0 0.00   0  12  -6
    Shannon      TOR    15   0   0   0 0.00   0  11  -2
    Agnew        HAR    16   0   0   0 0.00   0  68   3
    Waite        CHI    20   0   0   0 0.00   0   0   0
    Langway      WAS    21   0   0   0 0.00   0  20 -13
    Riendeau     DET    22   0   0   0 0.00   0   2   0
    Hebert       STL    23   0   0   0 0.00   0   2   0
    Tabaracci    WAS    23   0   0   0 0.00   0  12   0
    Tugnutt      EDM    25   0   0   0 0.00   0   2   0
    Caufield     PIT    26   0   0   0 0.00   0  60  -1
    Hasek        BUF    27   0   0   0 0.00   0   0   0
    Pietrangelo  HAR    30   0   0   0 0.00   0   4   0
    Irbe         SJ     35   0   0   0 0.00   0  10   0
    Terreri      NJ     47   0   0   0 0.00   0   6   0
    Fuhr         BUF    56   0   0   0 0.00   0  10   0
    Sidorkiewicz OTT    63   0   0   0 0.00   0   8   0
--


Aw, just take a moment to digest it and I'm sure you'll see the humour...


What gives Isreal the right to keep Jeruseleum?  It is the home of the muslim a
s well as jewish religion, among others.  Heck, nobody ever mentions what Yitza
k Shamir did forty or fifty years ago which is terrorize westerners much in the
 way Abdul Nidal does today.  Seems Isrealis are nowhere above Arabs, so theref
ore they have a right to Jerusaleum as much as Isreal does.


Not exactly the same, but reminiscent of the assassination of Count
Bernadotte, who was _the_ UN negotiator during the 1948 Israeli war of
independence.  He was killed by the Israelis.  Seems he was being too
successful in negotiating a cease-fire, which would have worked
territorially against the nascent Israel, compared to continued war.


Exsqueeze me?  I saw *your* original post in alt.discrimination.
Your post was cross-posted to three groups.  My followup was cross-posted
to two of those three (omitting soc.motss).

Now, instead of engaging in meta-discussion off the topic, could you answer
the question posed?  If your statement is so "beign"(!?), you should have no
trouble politely responding to a polite query.


I live in the desolate MidWest (as far as hockey is concerned) and our "sports"
stores around here carry VERY LITTLE hockey stuff, except for San Jose, Tampa
Bay, L.A., Pittsburgh, and if you're lucky Chicago.

I would like to know if anyone knows of any m,ail order, phone order stores that
I might be able to get in contact with.  I am dying for some real hockey stuff
(hats, shirts, key chains, etc.) for some other teams (Edmonton, Montreal, etc.)
so if you have any information, PLEASE e-mail me DIRECTLY.  Most appreciated!

Good luck to your teams in the Stanley Cup playoffs!

GO EDMONTON (likely...NOT!!)  Maybe next year...
--
	"If you assult someone you get 5 years--In hockey, 5 minutes.
			Is this a great sport or what?!"


From: Center for Policy Research <cpr>
Subject: From Israeli press. Madness.

/* Written  4:34 pm  Apr 16, 1993 by cpr@igc.apc.org in igc:mideast.forum */
/* ---------- "From Israeli press. Madness." ---------- */
FROM THE ISRAELI PRESS.

Paper: Zman Tel Aviv (Tel Aviv's time). Friday local Tel Aviv's
paper, affiliated with Maariv.

Date: 19 February 1993

Journalist: Guy Ehrlich

Subject: Interview with soldiers who served in the Duvdevan
(Cherry) units, which disguise themselves as Arabs and operate
within the occupied territories.

Excerpts from the article:

"A lot has been written about the units who disguise themselves as
Arabs, things good and bad, some of the falsehoods. But the most
important problem of those units has been hardly dealt with. It is
that everyone who serves in the Cherry, after a time goes in one
way or another insane".

A man who said this, who will here be called Danny (his full name
is known to the editors) served in the Cherry. After his discharge
from the army he works as delivery boy. His pal, who will here be
called Dudu was also serving in the Cherry, and is now about to
depart for a round-the-world tour. They both look no different
from average Israeli youngsters freshly discharged from conscript
service. But in their souls, one can notice something completely
different....It was not easy for them to come out with disclosures
about what happened to them. And they think that to most of their
fellows from the Cherry it woundn't be easy either. Yet after they
began to talk, it was nearly impossible to make them stop talking.
The following article will contain all the horror stories
recounted with an appalling openness.

(...) A short time ago I was in command of a veteran team, in
which some of the fellows applied for release from the Cherry. We
called such soldiers H.I. 'Hit by the Intifada'. Under my command
was a soldier who talked to himself non-stop, which is a common
phenomenon in the Cherry. I sent him to a psychiatrist. But why I
should talk about others when I myself feel quite insane ? On
Fridays, when I come home, my parents know I cannot be talked to
until I go to the beach, surf a little, calm down and return. The
keys of my father's car must be ready for in advance, so that I
can go there. I they dare talk to me before, or whenever I don't
want them to talk to me, I just grab a chair and smash it
instantly. I know it is my nerve:  Smashing chairs all the time
and then running away from home, to the car and to the beach. Only
there I become normal.(...)

(...) Another friday I was eating a lunch prepared by my mother.
It was an omelette of sorts. She took the risk of sitting next to
me and talking to me. I then told my mother about an event which
was still fresh in my mind. I told her how I shot an Arab, and how
exactly his wound looked like when I went to inspect it. She began
to laugh hysterically. I wanted her to cry, and she dared laugh
straight in my face instead ! So I told her how my pal had made a
mincemeat of the two Arabs who were preparing the Molotov
cocktails. He shot them down, hitting them beautifully, exactly as
they deserved. One bullet had set a Molotov cocktail on fire, with
the effect that the Arab was burning all over, just beautifully. I
was delighted to see it.  My pal fired three bullets, two at the
Arab with the Molotov cocktail, and the third at his chum. It hit
him straight in his ass. We both felt that we'd pulled off
something.

Next I told my mother how another pal of mine split open the guts
in the belly of another Arab and how all of us ran toward that
spot to take a look. I reached the spot first. And then that Arab,
blood gushing forth from his body, spits at me. I yelled: 'Shut
up' and he dared talk back to me in Hebrew! So I just laughed
straight in his face. I am usually laughing when I stare at
something convulsing right before my eyes. Then I told him: 'All
right, wait a moment'. I left him in order to take a look at
another wounded Arab. I asked a soldier if that Arab could be
saved, if the bleeding from his artery could be stopped with the
help of a stone of something else like that. I keep telling all
this to my mother, with details, and she keeps laughing straight
into my face. This infuriated me. I got very angry, because I felt
I was becoming mad. So I stopped eating, seized the plate with he
omelette and some trimmings still on, and at once threw it over
her head. Only then she stopped laughing. At first she didn't know
what to say.

(...) But I must tell you of a still other madness which falls
upon us frequently. I went with a friend to practice shooting on a
field. A gull appeared right in the middle of the field. My friend
shot it at once. Then we noticed four deer standing high up on the
hill above us. My friend at once aimed at one of them and shot it.
We enjoyed the sight of it falling down the rock. We shot down two
deer more and went to take a look. When we climbed the rocks we
saw a young deer, badly wounded by our bullet, but still trying to
such some milk from its already dead mother. We carefully
inspected two paths, covered by blood and chunks of torn flesh of
the two deer we had hit. We were just delighted by that sight. We
had hit'em so good ! Then we decided to kill the young deer too,
so as spare it further suffering. I approached, took out my
revolver and shot him in the head several times from a very short
distance. When you shoot straight at the head you actually see the
bullets sinking in.  But my fifth bullet made its brains fall
outside onto the ground, with the effect of splattering lots of
blood straight on us. This made us feel cured of the spurt of our
madness. Standing there soaked with blood, we felt we were like
beasts of prey. We couldn't explain what had happened to us. We
were almost in tears while walking down from that hill, and we
felt the whole day very badly.

(...) We always go back to places we carried out assignments in.
This is why we can see them. When you see a guy you disabled, may
be for the rest of his life, you feel you got power. You feel
Godlike of sorts."

(...) Both Danny and Dudu contemplate at least at this moment
studying the acting. Dudu is not willing to work in any
security-linked occupation. Danny feels the exact opposite. 'Why
shouldn't I take advantage of the skills I have mastered so well ?
Why shouldn't I earn $3.000 for each chopped head I would deliver
while being a mercenary in South Africa ? This kind of job suits
me perfectly. I have no human emotions any more. If I get a
reasonable salary I will have no problem to board a plane to
Bosnia in order to fight there."


I sent off for my copy today...   Snail Mail.   Hope to get it back in
about ten days.  (Impulse said "a week".)

I hope it's as good as they claim...

Jim Nobles


Here are the results after three days of voting. Remember 3pts for
1st, 2 for 2nd, and 1 for 3rd. Also, you can still turn in votes! And.. if
the guy isn't a regular goalie or he is retired, please include the team!
Thanks for your time, and keep on sending in those votes!

Player                  Team                  Pts     Votes
-----------------------------------------------------------
1. Brian Hayward        San Jose              15        6
   Andy Moog            Boston                15        6
3. Curtis Joseph        St. Louis             11        5
4. Ed Belfour           Chicago               10        5
5. Gerry Cheevers       Boston (retired)       5        3
   Manon Rheaume        Atlanta (IHL)          5        2
   Ron Hextall          Quebec                 5        2
8. Don Beaupre          Washington             4        2
-----------------------------------------------------------
Others receiving 1 vote: Artus Irbe (SJ), Tim Cheveldae (Det),
 Clint Malarchuck (Buf/SD,IHL), Grant Fuhr (Buf), Rick Wamsley
 (Tor,ret), Jon Casey (Minn), John Vanbiesbrouck (NYR),
 Ken Dryden (Mon,ret), Bob Essensa (Win), Mike Vernon (Cal),
 Glenn Healy (NYI), Tommy Soderstron (???), Ray LeBlanc (USA).


Are you (two) joking?
Is the entire Internet flaming you (two)?
Ahh!, now I remember that Ohmite company was the first introducing "the pink
colored resistor", only for electronics working females ;-)


     What kind of brainless clod doesn't understand the difference
     between a "PROPOSED BILL, BLOCKED IN CONGRESS" and an "EXECUTIVE
     ORDER, ISSUED BY CLINTON, AND CRAMMED DOWN OUR THROATS".

  Here, let me give a remedial course in thinking:

     In order to create the appearance of low interest rates, Uncle Sam
     has shifted his debt from long-term to short-term securities.

     In effect, Uncle Sam has transformed the Federal Goverment into
     one giant S&L, waiting to blow.

     Short-term rates rise --->  Interest payments on Deficit rise --->
     Uncle Sammy has to borrow more ---->  Causing Short-term rates to rise.

     Uncle Sammy gets caught in a positive feedback loop.  His options:

       i) Raise taxes a truly unimaginable amount
       ii)  Make truly unimaginable spending cuts

    Results of i):  large numbers of pissed-off citizens
    Results of ii): large numbers of pissed-off citizens


Hey!!! I've just upgraded my laptop to a Windows-capable one, so I
don't need my DOS word processor anymore.  It's a great word
processor.  Easy-to-use, undemanding on the system, and
best of all, it has a WYSIWYG EDITING mode.  This is something
Word Perfect doesn't have!!  And all I'm asking is $65 + shipping.
It even comes with several hundred dollars of free utilities!!!

$65 for a full-featured WYSIWYG word processor!!!  Perfect for
a laptop, or a lower powered machine!


"Todd Karlin" writes

Bonilla wasn't threatening anyone.  He just wanted to give him the dollar
tour.  =^)


Hi,

Can somebody tell me how much is Canon BJ200? And from where can I buy it for
the cheapest price? Thanks in advance..


is it possible to fit an FPU in a mac SE?  (not a SE/30, but the plain
old SE);  if possible,  would I get any speed increase?  what would be
the reference of the chip?

thanks in advance,


Now, that indeed is possible.  A good friend of mine is running about 1 KW
PeP from his car.  Yes, he does have a second alternator.  Yes, he calls
the rig an "electronic brake" since the engine noticeably slows when the
key is down.

My car, unfortunately, has so much computer junk under the hood that it's
astonishingly sensitive to RFI.  If I key a 2W HT over the engine with
the hood open, the car loses timing due to the RF leaking into the
distributor pickup.  Very poor design.

I will, however, point out that ham radio operators are usually quite willing
to help when interference is detected.  Remember that any interference is
wasted power; if I put out 1W in the TV band, that's 1W that I am not putting
out in the band I am trying to transmit on, and 1W can often be the difference
between a nice card hanging on the wall, and nothing.  CBers, however, are
usually not as helpful.  Most illegal CBers, however, will stop operation
when you inform them of a problem.  The rest of them will stop operation when
you inform the local FCC office of the problem (in writing, and giving details
and addresses).


Well, the tentative rules, anyway.  And, of course, since the season is
not entirely over, tentative entry form.  But who cares?  The real hockey
season is starting!!!!!

Here's the deal:  You email (preferably) or post your predictions, AND the
number of games you think each series will go.  Each round will be
weighted, so that the Stanley Cup finals will be very important, but the
early rounds will still be important.  Here is the scoring:

Pick 1st round winner, way off on games:  2 points
Pick 1st round winner, within one game:   3 points
Pick 1st round winner, pick # of games:   5 points

Pick 2nd round winner, way off on games:  3 points
Pick 2nd round winner, within one game:   4 points
Pick 2nd round winner, pick # of games:   6 points

Pick conference champ, way off on games:  5 points
Pick conference champ, within one game:   6 points
Pick conference champ, pick # of games:   9 points

Pick Stanley Cup champ, way off on games: 8 points
Pick Stanley Cup champ, within one game:  10 points
Pick Stanley Cup champ, pick # of games:  14 points
Pick loser in 7, series goes 7:           2 points
Pick loser in 7, series decided in Game 7, OT: 4 points
(these last two are sympathy points, probably won't happen anyway)

Obviously, picking the Stanley Cup champion is important.  I will do some
tests to see if the format is fair, but probably I will be too lazy to
modify it, so the scoring will probably be like this.  As for entry forms,
well, this post is getting too long, so see next post.

--
    Keith Keller				LET'S GO RANGERS!!!!!
						LET'S GO QUAKERS!!!!!
	kkeller@mail.sas.upenn.edu		IVY LEAGUE CHAMPS!!!!


Everyone keeps talking about European expansion by 2010 thinking
wishful thoughts, but being totally off the ball.

The league format we use here is incompatible with that in Europe.
(for those that don't know, the best teams from lower divisions get
promoted and the worst get demoted).

Would European fans put up with our "if you've paid, you can play"
attitude??

How long would they support teams that are run on Ranger-based
corporate thinking (I use the term lightly).  (We don't need a good
product because these duffuses in NYC would fill the arena for Ottawa's
record every year......1940!! haha (sorry, had ta say it)).

If hockey (and other pro sports) had a similar system to Europe, maybe
teams like the Rangers would be forced to compete (or get demoted the fourth
division).  We'd have many more teams...centres that aren't as big (like
Halifax or Adirondack....ok, so Halifax isn't a good example) would
eventually get promoted, and every team would be somewhat competetive within
its own division (unlike Ottawa, SJ, Edmonton, etc.). Fans would eventually
get rewarded for their loyalty (or penalized for their neglect), and the
league would be more interesting and dynamic every year because of the influx
of newly promoted teams (and the Halifax Citadels win the Stanley Cup...I can
dream, can't I??)

Look at British (or any European) soccer as an example (they never have fan
problems).

Just someone who thinks our system really sucks

Barfly

(feel free to flame me, my account ends today...hahahaha)


I may be interesting to see some brief selections posted to the net.
My understanding is that SSPX does not consider ITSELF in schism
or legitimately excommunicated.  But that's really beside the point.
What does the Roman Catholic church say?  Excommunication can be
real apart from formal excommunication, as provided for in canon law.

After all we Orthodox don't cinsider ourselves schismatic or
excommunicated.  But the Catholic Church considers us dissident.

If this is inappropriate for this group or beyond the charter,
I'm sure OFM will let us know.

Larry Overacker (llo@shell.com)
--
-------
Lawrence Overacker
Shell Oil Company, Information Center    Houston, TX            (713) 245-2965
llo@shell.com


test


Yeah Valentine, how many rings does Clemens have?

Nothin' like good old fashioned Canadian logic...

BTW: The only good thing I can say about the Jay's rotation this year
is that it could have been worse.  Stewart might have stayed healthy.

--


But you still need the pitching staff to hold the opposing team to
one run.


Many people responded with more anecdotal stories; I think its safe to
say the original poster is already familiar with such stories.
Presumably, he wants hard info to substantiate or refute claims about
MSG making people ill.

Similarly, debunking such claims without doing research (whether
literature and lab), is equally beside the point. The original poster
no doubt already knows that some people think 'Chinese Restaurant
Syndrome' is bogus.

Placebos are all very interesting, but irrelevant to the question of
what effects MSG has. You could have real effects *and* placebo
effects; people may have allergies in addition.

Have you read Olney's work? I fail to see how citing results from
peer-reviewed studies qualifies as "bizarrely cracked".

Tests have been done on Rhesus monkeys, as well. I have never seen a
study where the mode of administration was intra-ventricular.  The Glu
and Asp were administered orally. Some studies used IV and SC.
Intra-ventricular is not a normal admin. method for food tox. studies,
for obvious reasons. You must not have read the peer-reviewed works
that I referred to or you would never have come up with this brain
injection bunk.

Pardon me, but where are you getting this from? Have you read the
journals? Have you done a thorough literature search?

But, you're right, mice aren't the best to study this on. They're four
times less sensitive than humans to MSG.

The point is exceeding the window. Of course, they're amino acids.
Note that people with PKU cannot tolerate any phenylalanine.

Olney's research compared infant human diets. Specifically, the amount
of freely available Glu in mother's milk versus commercial baby foods,
vs. typical lunch items from the Standard American Diet such as packaged
soup mixes. He found that one could exceed the projected safety margin
for infant humans by at least four-fold in a single meal of processed
foods. Mother's milk was well below the effective dose.

Between who? Over what? I would be most interested in seeing you
provide peer-reviewed non-food-industry-funded citations to articles
disputing that MSG has no effects whatsoever.

Hmm. ".com". Why am I not surprised?


I too have been watching the IIsi speedup reports and plan to upgrade in
the next few weeks.  The plan I have is to build a small board with a few
different crystals on it and to be able to switch between the different
speeds using a front pannel switch.  This way I can get the speed when
I want but I can also run at slower (stock) speeds it I experience any
compatability problems with any applications.  I don't expect to be able
to switch clock speeds with the system running, but if I can switch
without any lock-up problems, then I could switch to 33MHz when needed
and put it back to idle (20 MHz) when not needeed.  This would further
reduce the wear-and-tear on the CPU even with a heat sink.  Of course
I would not want to run the different clock signals through the switch
but use a chip or two on the board to select the frequency desired and
route it directly to the mother board.

I haven't started probing around inside my si yet.  Does anyone know the
voltage level to power the crystal oscilators?


This statement is just so blatantly disgusting and free of any implicit
neural activity that I will almost completely ignore it.

Sigh.  It's so amusing to watch bigots point fingers at what they imagine to
be other bigots.  I do believe this person meant "bean *counting*".  And are
you trying to suggest that only Hispanics eat beans?  Or that they even have
a monopoly on eating beans?  Or that this person is seriously promoting what
is obviously a tongue-in-cheek .sig?

You must have a brain somewhere, if you can cause your fingers to type.  Use
it.

Drywid


	For the record, it wasn't until I came to college (excluding
the times I went to Omaha or Council Bluffs for something) that I
ever removed the keys from the ignition of my car!  Come to think of
it, it was only after I moved to Ames, Ia (pop 45K) that I ever took
to locking my doors at night.

	I've discovered that $50K/year isn't worth living in fear
all day.  I might just move back to the farm.

	This weekend is Veishea.  You know, when ISU students riot
for no apparent reason.  This year, we've the Farm Aid concert
to add to the festivities.  Anybody bet me there's another riot?
Remember, Iowa law has three guys talking loud defined as a riot.
Stay tuned for an on-the-scene report this weekend.


: FINLAND:
:
: D-Jyrki Lumme.......20
: D-Teppo Numminen....20
: D-Peter Ahola.......13
:
Well well, they don't like our defenders (mainly Lumme and Numminen)...

: C-Jari Kurri........25
: C-Christian Ruuttu..16
:
Now, do YOU think that Ruuttu is only worth 16 ? I think it might be 20.

: R-Teemu Selanne.....27
:
Compared to Kurri, Selanne's points are too high, lets make it 25 or 26.

: well in the Canada Cup and World Championships largely due to the efforts of
: Markus Ketterer (the goalie), 3-4 or the players listed above and luck. There's
: presumably a lot of decent players in Finland that wouldn't be superstars at
: the highest level but still valuable role players, however. My guess would be
: that the Finnish Canada Cup team would be a .500 team in the NHL.

Wow, now, it looks like you don't like our players? What about guys like:
Nieminen, Jutila, Riihijarvi, Varvio, Laukkanen, Makela, Keskinen and (even
if he is aging) Ruotsalainen? The main difference between finnish and North-
American players is, that our players tend to be better in the larger rink.
The Canadian defenders are usually slower that defenders in Europe.
And I think that there was more in our success than Ketterer and luck (though
they helped). I think that the main reason was, that the team worked well
together.


Nope, it's 24 lbs. lightrer than the 900.

A single disk that is quite impressive. WIth two fingers on the lever,
much to Beth's horror I lifted the rear wheel about 8" in a fine Randy
Mamola impression. ;{>

I have a feeling that it's going to be fast enough that Beth will give
a few liter bike riders fits in the future.

The steering locks are adjustable.

Beth sees fine out of them... I see 2/3 of them filled with black
leather.


Well said.

Okay, Del, so Michael was being unfair, but you are being unfair back.
He is taking college courses now, I presume he is studying hard, and
his postings reveal that he is *somewhat* hip to the technical issues
of astronautics.  Plus, he is attentively following the erudite
discourse of the Big Brains who post to sci.space; is it not
inevitable that he will get a splendid technical education from
reading the likes of you and me? [1]

Like others involved in sci.space, Mr. Adams shows symptoms of being a
fledgling member of the technoculture, and I think he's soaking it up
fast.  I was a young guy with dreams once, and they led me to get a
technical education to follow them up.  Too bad I wound up in an
assembly-line job stamping out identical neutrinos day after day...
(-:

[1] Though rumors persist that Del and I are both pseudonyms of Fred
McCall.


And Noemi makes me think of "cuddle", not "KotL".


Actually, what the study shows is that 2 percent of the men surveyed
*said* they engaged in homosexual sex and 1 percent *said* they
considered themselves exclusively homosexual.

The point being that what people say and what they acutally do
may be different.

It is interesting that this clip from the newspaper did not
mention that difference.  Maybe it is conservative media bias.  :-)


I built it on a rs6000 (my only Motif machine) works fine.  I added some objects
into dogfight so I could get used to flying.  This was very easy.
All in all Cool!.
Brian


That is correct.  in DOS you can use IRQ 7 for your SB.You can't do
that under OS/2 because it uses IRQ 7 for the printer


I'd have to take Quebec in 6.

Hawks will win, but it will take 5.

Cal in 7.

Boston will beat Quebec in 6.

Pitt in 6. The Bruins arent a pushover.
The hawks havent had problems with them  all year. Yep, I agree.

Unless the Hawks can somehow change fate, you're right.

Who knows, though.  Maybe some intensive forechecking aka normal Hawks
style will nullify a seemingly unbeatable team.  Maybe the Pens are due
for a let-down.  Hell, how could they _possibly_ extend their record
making play all the way through the playoffs.?


The San Francisco Examiner reports that Clinton has issued instructions
to federal law enforcement that they may not kill or injure anyone to
resolve the Waco situation.  So they've built a fence around the compound,
and are now seriously considering building up the fence to prison-camp
levels, pulling out most of the manpower, and waiting however many months
it takes.


  An is readable by WinGif, Paintshop Pro, Paint, and god knows how
many other programs.


pwhite@empros.com (Peter White) relates a story about a person who
gives a message in tongues which consists entirely of the words pu'
ka.  He was asked to refrain from doing that.

Nice story but it sets off my urban legend (or is it charismatic
legend?) alarms.  Can the linguists on the net identify the language
from the description?  Or can they even attest that such a language
exists.  It seems to be odd enough (at least by the standards of
European languages) that if it exists, it should be reasonably well
known to linguists as an extreme case of something or other.

Or have I just overreacted to your basic shaggy dog story?

Will

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The documentary interviewed Koresh and current and ex-members.
The documentary disucussed Koresh's "Christ" status inside the cult,
cult brain-washing techniques, and unusual sex practices (the leader
gets any he wants, and tells others when they can or can't).  I will let
others decide if using religious authority to have sex with a minor is
technically child abuse or not.

All true.

Well, if a fire was deliberately set by members of the cult, then the
history and background of the cult is very relevant.  The history
and backgournd of the Jones cult was very important in understanding
what happened at Jonestown.

Not taking into account the history and background of Koresh's cult may
also help explain why the FBI and BATF so badly predicted the reponses
they would get from inside the compund nearly every step of the way in
this badly handled affair.

It is likely that there will be at least two investigations (JD and congress)
at this point.

Interesting and conflicting details are starting to come out.  I have
reverted back to wait mode to find out whether the fire was intentional
or accidental and how it started and why it spread so fast.


    Yow - get some sleep Brad!  You mean that people (i.e. life-is-cheap
terrorists & drug-dealing warlords) who want to communicate in privacy will
prefer to break into my house, kill or kidnap me, and steal my telephone,
rather than:

        - Spending $15 at K-mart to buy a new phone.

        - Purchasing a load of phones from the black market / flea market /
          super market.

        - Talking (*gasp*) face-to-face.

        - Walking down to any one of millions of pay phones.

        - Using messengers.

        - Going to excruciating effort to think of code phrases like "I had
          a blowout on the freeway today".

    Look, this system does nothing to threaten folks who _know_ they're
being wiretapped, since it's trivial to find other avenues of communication;
they'd have no reason to resort to extreme measures, since a plethora of
simple alternatives are easily available to them.

    Among all the legitimate reasons to damn the proposed system, I don't
think we need to worry about terrorist commie drug warlord assasin thugs
murdering our families, kicking the dog and leaving the toilet seat up just
to steal a $15 telephone.  The system is more like urine testing:  it
catches some small number of very stupid people, has no effect on the "bad
guys" with at least three neurons working in unison who wish to subvert it,
and penalizes most heavily those who have no cause to be subject to it.