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From: John Dyson <dyson>
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Subject: Sorry, will be offline for a few days
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Gang,
	I have been trying to be more responsive lately.  However,
	my machine is down, and I am out of town.  This makes email,
	etc. much more difficult (e.g. it isn't sorted, volume is very
	high, etc.)

	So, until Fri, I won't be able to generally act on bugs (often
	that I have created) in -current.  The only email mechanism that
	works (and is unpleasant for me to use) is my 'dyson@iquest.net'
	address.  (Not that it is my ISP's fault, but I have a more
	sophisticated email environment at home that helps me handle
	the volume.)

	I'll try to look at my email daily, but might miss important things
	until the mail gets properly sorted out when I get home.

	Sorry for any troubles that I might have caused that I cannot
	deal with right now.  All of my backup plans (except one) has
	failed :-(.  I'll probably be able to be back at 100% on Sat.

John

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