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From: Charles Mott <cmott@srv.net>
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> Several FreeBSD -stable users wake up and say "A fire!  This must have
> been caused by the incompetence of the core team.  I demand that each
> of you leave whatever you are doing and come over here to put out *my*
> fire immediately!  And, as homage to our user base, you must first burn
> Nate alive in the fire, while preventing any additional damage from the
> flames emanating from his body."

If you are talking about Nate Williams, he might appreciate a fire.  It 
was *seriously* cold in Montana earlier this year.