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To: smolejv@gmx.net who wrote (27852)	1/26/2003 2:30:39 PM
From: Maurice Winn	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 74559

DJ <can't sleep, Mq? > The sun shines here when it's night time over in Europe and New York. I sleep at night. Wake during the day. I haven't adopted the cultural norm of the derelict young, of sleeping by day and being drunk and drugged by night. It is right now 8.30 am on another summery day. I'm facing north so I enjoy the sunny day. The sun has come up on my right and will proceed to directly in front of me and high in the sky. I have an umbrella to ward off the worst excesses of the sun. Auckland melanin-deficient people have the world's highest melanoma rate. I don't wish to increase my chances of getting it much more. It's all different down here. A different world. As different as night and day, north and south, summer and winter. Mqurice PS: Sometimes, in the depths of night, I might wake, flip open the 802.11b powered notebook, linked through speedy ADSL so it's always on, and have a squizz at the world. I might even feel the need to inform it of how things really are.