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To: RAVEL who wrote (17775)	5/28/1998 4:20:00 PM
From: John Hanzl	Respond to of 31646

Off Topic Phil Hartman of SNL killed today!! It's a crazy world! Yep... Police: Comedian Phil Hartman found dead 02:56 p.m May 28, 1998 Eastern LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Canadian-born actor and comedian Phil Hartman, the ''Saturday Night Live'' star known for his impersonation of President Clinton, was found dead from gunshot wounds at his estate Thursday, police said. His wife, Brynn, was also found dead at the home in suburban Los Angeles and police said it appeared she shot Hartman, then killed herself as police arrived. Two children were removed from the house, located in an upscale section of Encino, California, about 15 miles west of Los Angeles. The children's identity were not immediately known, police said. Hartman, 49, was found in his bed. Police said they responded to a call about 6 a.m. local time (9 a.m. EDT) from people in the area who heard gunshots. Police raced to the scene and discovered the bodies. JohnnyH

To: RAVEL who wrote (17775)	5/28/1998 4:24:00 PM
From: John Mansfield	Respond to of 31646

OT LOL! On Thu, 28 May 1998 03:08:14, "David Ulmer" <daveulmer@sprintmail.com> wrote: > I've been pondering the problem of providing stealth heat in > in post y2k days. Since wood smoke would bring the freezing > neighbors running, it seems like a poor choice. Propane > catalitic heaters may be the best but they put out lots of moisture > that would collect on the windows and be a dead giveaway that > heat is happening. I've heard that kerosene or gas heaters can > cause carbon monoxide poisioning. Generators make noise... > Is a three dog night the only way? > > Dave... Try a "three blonde night". I'm thinking Pamela Anderson, Christy Brinkley, and Morgan Fairchild. No wood smoke, carbon monoxide... well, yes, the windows would be steamed up. Seriously, what would be wrong with your neighbors knowing that you have a fire. Would it be better if they froze while you were warm. cory hamasaki ___ Subject: Re: Stealth Heat Date: 28 May 1998 12:51:10 GMT From: kiyoinc@ibm.XOUT.net (cory hamasaki) Organization: HHResearch Co. Newsgroups: comp.software.year-2000 References: 1

To: RAVEL who wrote (17775)	5/28/1998 5:36:00 PM
From: RAVEL	Respond to of 31646

APPLIED SIGNAL TECHNOLOGY INC. WINS YEAR 2000 TESTING CONTRACT 15:39:05, 28 May 1998 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 03:44pm EDT 28-May-98 Corporate Release (BRIAN M. OFFI, 408/749-1888) APSG SUNNYVALE, Calif.--May 28, 1998--Applied Signal Technology, Inc. (NASDAQ:APSG) announced today that it has been awarded a $1.2 million contract from the U.S. Government to perform year 2000 (Y2K) compliance testing on certain signal reconnaissance systems to stringent Department of Defense standards. The contract provides that Applied Signal Technology will test, modify as appropriate, and certify the specified equipment in order to assure Y2K compliance. Current scheduling will achieve unit and system compliance as of March 1999. This is part of a larger joint Applied Signal Technology/US Government effort to meet Y2K criteria established by the Department of Defense. Regarding the contract award, Gary Yancey, president and CEO commented, "Applied Signal Technology was selected on a sole-source basis for this contract as a result of our products making up the core of these signal reconnaissance systems for which we are also under contract to integrate the equipment. Additionally, the Company is currently assuring Y2K compliance for a number of our off-the-shelf products for the US Government." Applied Signal Technology designs, develops, manufactures and markets advanced digital signal processing equipment to collect and process a wide range of telecommunications signals for signal reconnaissance and defense communications