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To: LindyBill who wrote (16226)	1/12/2002 10:49:18 PM
From: joseph krinsky	Respond to of 281500

For the bored: dsc.discovery.com

To: LindyBill who wrote (16226)	1/12/2002 11:07:53 PM
From: 49thMIMOMander	Respond to of 281500

PBS needs to run shows to collect charity, CSPAN cannot but pick who calls in, what more can one expect, No way MSFT will ever suggest installing a couple of billion worth of Linux in US schools?? Ilmarinen Intersting that both the US constitution, some few founding fathers, and the french enlightment were based on education, and US had some good, partial successes, in the beginnings. Even if the Jeffersonial dream of reading and writing skills for both women and men, 3-4 years (no definition on skin color, as far as I know) but little public support but instead a regular elite university, were never implemented, I still do not he think envisioned anything like detergent sponsored furreign regular news and history books?? (maybe he did??) Btw, who defined that concept of "dilemma", both domestic and furreign?? Ilmarinen I know this one swede did it within some post-medieval concepts, like colonialization and domestic segregation, but must have been someone on the 1600s in terms of US-style slavery, but I have not seen any more detailed backtracks from the original US-sources of today, not even CSPAN. Btw, is the 2-party time of :southern democrates" now considered to almost ended (Helms,etc about to retire??), what about the "Blue Dogs". What is the present redistricting and them predicting for future furreign affairs?? Will the seniority principle still rule??