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> > ftp.heart.barnard.za
> Got an IP address? InterNIC doesn't know about it. 
> Off hand I'd say that someone's pulling your leg. 

I'm reading this on April 1st, which is maybe why I second the suspicion
of a leg well pulled, as 
Christian Barnard was the South African surgeon who did the 
1st succesfull human heart transplant, ....

Julian S