Re: OT: shortening eBay URLSs (Was: IBM PT-2

[Benjamin Huntsman via cctalk]

I apologize for the URL... and the subsequent tangent.  Sorry, that was just a 
sloppy copy-and-paste.





From: cctalk  on behalf of Steve Malikoff via 
cctalk 
Sent: Wednesday, August 21, 2019 10:23 PM
To: General Discussion: On-Topic and Off-Topic Posts 
Subject: Re: OT: shortening eBay URLSs (Was: IBM PT-2

Guy said
> Or to just the item number:
>   253997593352
>
> Assuming your browser is going to expand typing eb  to ebay.com, then you 
> enter the item number in the ebay search box.
>
> Guy
>
> At 08:45 PM 21/08/2019 -0700, you wrote:
>>A small off-topic trivial tip:
>>That URL can be reduced to:
>>
>>https://www.ebay.com/itm/253997593352


Entering 'ebay 253997593352' into a search engine also works for me.

Steve

Re: OT: shortening eBay URLSs (Was: IBM PT-2

[Steve Malikoff via cctalk]

Guy said
> Or to just the item number:
>   253997593352
>
> Assuming your browser is going to expand typing eb  to ebay.com, then you 
> enter the item number in the ebay search box.
>
> Guy
>
> At 08:45 PM 21/08/2019 -0700, you wrote:
>>A small off-topic trivial tip:
>>That URL can be reduced to:
>>
>>https://www.ebay.com/itm/253997593352


Entering 'ebay 253997593352' into a search engine also works for me.

Steve

Re: OT: shortening eBay URLSs (Was: IBM PT-2

[Guy Dunphy via cctalk]

Or to just the item number:
  253997593352

Assuming your browser is going to expand typing eb  to ebay.com, then you enter 
the item number in the ebay search box.

Guy

At 08:45 PM 21/08/2019 -0700, you wrote:
>A small off-topic trivial tip:
>That URL can be reduced to:
>
>https://www.ebay.com/itm/253997593352
>
>From 18 lines to 1, losing almost a thousand extraneous chracters.
>(The stuff between itm/ and /auction number is not needed for the URL, nor 
>is the '?' and anything following.)
>While the description before the auction number may be useful, the 
>appended stuff on the end isn't.
>
>
>On Thu, 22 Aug 2019, Benjamin Huntsman via cctalk wrote:
>
>> Anyone know anything about this??
>>
>> https://www.ebay.com/itm/Vtg-1980-IBM-PT-2-Computer-Hall-Effect-Magnet-Keyboard-w-Program-Test-Manuals/253997593352?hash=item3b236fb308&_trkparms=ispr%3D1&enc=AQAEAAADIKvsXIZtBqdkfsZsMtzFbFsbX3WcW5fmB%2Fx7ZbaZTyexIhK7W9VLgW%2BiANqra5tcLfLUvucq%2FWwy3JSlehkVi0H0TnsZ9x3lnT4M%2FNK0I23zl7BNBUVztS8698RExuOgZcHXO6v7FRUK%2BTMxC2BELPLkgdRvpFWMB9BbXQW1zu7SXs5SoLJrm3aR8m2kIhrt1aHBf3njB7KD9d70jXprDh7LYyoD6BlZOSFKMSelULNCkR06EvKg4bm5Hlj2kT9gzHObAbHnS4Dy725pF6f0MSjGs0nuvyw3P701B8pbREOy%2BFwa7KynI7p%2F%2FDZSd3NLb8aiylmIQvuIxdA2jf9NKjtjNK4OtBGLPK1kCinJtpG3edC%2Bg3zcgF%2BfyYqsWzgdaR5BLc7eWvxDvDJVYrc9GagH52%2BXriCUj815vLusAYJ4MLBZEf4SumlXsAzKamOO1YHDdAY5XcZWlbJj4%2BbUDYGiVYVey5jbU4p6AR07GBD1NZ9VxtZLXu3%2BrEvbDjS062zfupJn1OsyqxjkXo4S94QVavnXzvg%2BlbUU6igkijeh8tFnsqvD9YBuGYX5BkjQbg7rxOMS9orHpRd28wEsc%2BFknJ71Lz6aCnlB4RpAZbiHprxzhMYckTqYLMAMhmYF92p5vdMYFd9gFN7jkUHKQPMgwjpZpGHrg3UeEEMrPI%2FlDEtwSC0tQBwpD4phxoid3H8rPCpQ3eavJ7UwJUNfXV5k5unTOHwY%2BxT0TTtCCfqMJXqRNMNJkokBK375vCSohk1GexkbC7vvHsB2jB
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>

OT: shortening eBay URLSs (Was: IBM PT-2

[Fred Cisin via cctalk]

A small off-topic trivial tip:
That URL can be reduced to:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/253997593352

From 18 lines to 1, losing almost a thousand extraneous chracters.
(The stuff between itm/ and /auction number is not needed for the URL, nor 
is the '?' and anything following.)
While the description before the auction number may be useful, the 
appended stuff on the end isn't.



On Thu, 22 Aug 2019, Benjamin Huntsman via cctalk wrote:


Anyone know anything about this??

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Vtg-1980-IBM-PT-2-Computer-Hall-Effect-Magnet-Keyboard-w-Program-Test-Manuals/253997593352?hash=item3b236fb308&_trkparms=ispr%3D1&enc=AQAEAAADIKvsXIZtBqdkfsZsMtzFbFsbX3WcW5fmB%2Fx7ZbaZTyexIhK7W9VLgW%2BiANqra5tcLfLUvucq%2FWwy3JSlehkVi0H0TnsZ9x3lnT4M%2FNK0I23zl7BNBUVztS8698RExuOgZcHXO6v7FRUK%2BTMxC2BELPLkgdRvpFWMB9BbXQW1zu7SXs5SoLJrm3aR8m2kIhrt1aHBf3njB7KD9d70jXprDh7LYyoD6BlZOSFKMSelULNCkR06EvKg4bm5Hlj2kT9gzHObAbHnS4Dy725pF6f0MSjGs0nuvyw3P701B8pbREOy%2BFwa7KynI7p%2F%2FDZSd3NLb8aiylmIQvuIxdA2jf9NKjtjNK4OtBGLPK1kCinJtpG3edC%2Bg3zcgF%2BfyYqsWzgdaR5BLc7eWvxDvDJVYrc9GagH52%2BXriCUj815vLusAYJ4MLBZEf4SumlXsAzKamOO1YHDdAY5XcZWlbJj4%2BbUDYGiVYVey5jbU4p6AR07GBD1NZ9VxtZLXu3%2BrEvbDjS062zfupJn1OsyqxjkXo4S94QVavnXzvg%2BlbUU6igkijeh8tFnsqvD9YBuGYX5BkjQbg7rxOMS9orHpRd28wEsc%2BFknJ71Lz6aCnlB4RpAZbiHprxzhMYckTqYLMAMhmYF92p5vdMYFd9gFN7jkUHKQPMgwjpZpGHrg3UeEEMrPI%2FlDEtwSC0tQBwpD4phxoid3H8rPCpQ3eavJ7UwJUNfXV5k5unTOHwY%2BxT0TTtCCfqMJXqRNMNJkokBK375vCSohk1GexkbC7vvHsB2jB6fh6sjqYTUk4JuzulLDCGrCvZaKBAW9PF8L4%2F%2BDs1N20TwMxOhigqK0TPCWMRT0CPP5lk%2BiqRoJcY0jxsLoQ%2ByEoxMik5Mf5jqeAbaFw6Sg9lXG45gGwa7JiO3kQ7W6reG3LKEMsC2kmLq8q%2BtL%2FvK9aA0gP9in9SIXNZr%2Bh40fnoMD4rS%2Bpki8If24eqaAsA75pDMYNjIgFr85VGRhiHR3g7ymKQ3%2BHET6pyCnW0pt677L6Ggah3K%2BrNu1BSYjdMm3dfFPTWvNtdFRfaBNIweNSEM&checksum=25399759335250961bc599bf4c1a8a1422d41778b250

Re: IBM PT-2

[William Donzelli via cctalk]

I think this was a CE tool used with machines with the UC processor.
My info is pretty sketchy...

--
Will

On Wed, Aug 21, 2019 at 11:29 PM Benjamin Huntsman via cctalk
 wrote:
>
> Anyone know anything about this??
>
> https://www.ebay.com/itm/Vtg-1980-IBM-PT-2-Computer-Hall-Effect-Magnet-Keyboard-w-Program-Test-Manuals/253997593352?hash=item3b236fb308&_trkparms=ispr%3D1&enc=AQAEAAADIKvsXIZtBqdkfsZsMtzFbFsbX3WcW5fmB%2Fx7ZbaZTyexIhK7W9VLgW%2BiANqra5tcLfLUvucq%2FWwy3JSlehkVi0H0TnsZ9x3lnT4M%2FNK0I23zl7BNBUVztS8698RExuOgZcHXO6v7FRUK%2BTMxC2BELPLkgdRvpFWMB9BbXQW1zu7SXs5SoLJrm3aR8m2kIhrt1aHBf3njB7KD9d70jXprDh7LYyoD6BlZOSFKMSelULNCkR06EvKg4bm5Hlj2kT9gzHObAbHnS4Dy725pF6f0MSjGs0nuvyw3P701B8pbREOy%2BFwa7KynI7p%2F%2FDZSd3NLb8aiylmIQvuIxdA2jf9NKjtjNK4OtBGLPK1kCinJtpG3edC%2Bg3zcgF%2BfyYqsWzgdaR5BLc7eWvxDvDJVYrc9GagH52%2BXriCUj815vLusAYJ4MLBZEf4SumlXsAzKamOO1YHDdAY5XcZWlbJj4%2BbUDYGiVYVey5jbU4p6AR07GBD1NZ9VxtZLXu3%2BrEvbDjS062zfupJn1OsyqxjkXo4S94QVavnXzvg%2BlbUU6igkijeh8tFnsqvD9YBuGYX5BkjQbg7rxOMS9orHpRd28wEsc%2BFknJ71Lz6aCnlB4RpAZbiHprxzhMYckTqYLMAMhmYF92p5vdMYFd9gFN7jkUHKQPMgwjpZpGHrg3UeEEMrPI%2FlDEtwSC0tQBwpD4phxoid3H8rPCpQ3eavJ7UwJUNfXV5k5unTOHwY%2BxT0TTtCCfqMJXqRNMNJkokBK375vCSohk1GexkbC7vvHsB2jB6fh6sjqYTUk4JuzulLDCGrCvZaKBAW9PF8L4%2F%2BDs1N20TwMxOhigqK0TPCWMRT0CPP5lk%2BiqRoJcY0jxsLoQ%2ByEoxMik5Mf5jqeAbaFw6Sg9lXG45gGwa7JiO3kQ7W6reG3LKEMsC2kmLq8q%2BtL%2FvK9aA0gP9in9SIXNZr%2Bh40fnoMD4rS%2Bpki8If24eqaAsA75pDMYNjIgFr85VGRhiHR3g7ymKQ3%2BHET6pyCnW0pt677L6Ggah3K%2BrNu1BSYjdMm3dfFPTWvNtdFRfaBNIweNSEM&checksum=25399759335250961bc599bf4c1a8a1422d41778b250
>
>
>

IBM PT-2

[Benjamin Huntsman via cctalk]

Anyone know anything about this??

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Vtg-1980-IBM-PT-2-Computer-Hall-Effect-Magnet-Keyboard-w-Program-Test-Manuals/253997593352?hash=item3b236fb308&_trkparms=ispr%3D1&enc=AQAEAAADIKvsXIZtBqdkfsZsMtzFbFsbX3WcW5fmB%2Fx7ZbaZTyexIhK7W9VLgW%2BiANqra5tcLfLUvucq%2FWwy3JSlehkVi0H0TnsZ9x3lnT4M%2FNK0I23zl7BNBUVztS8698RExuOgZcHXO6v7FRUK%2BTMxC2BELPLkgdRvpFWMB9BbXQW1zu7SXs5SoLJrm3aR8m2kIhrt1aHBf3njB7KD9d70jXprDh7LYyoD6BlZOSFKMSelULNCkR06EvKg4bm5Hlj2kT9gzHObAbHnS4Dy725pF6f0MSjGs0nuvyw3P701B8pbREOy%2BFwa7KynI7p%2F%2FDZSd3NLb8aiylmIQvuIxdA2jf9NKjtjNK4OtBGLPK1kCinJtpG3edC%2Bg3zcgF%2BfyYqsWzgdaR5BLc7eWvxDvDJVYrc9GagH52%2BXriCUj815vLusAYJ4MLBZEf4SumlXsAzKamOO1YHDdAY5XcZWlbJj4%2BbUDYGiVYVey5jbU4p6AR07GBD1NZ9VxtZLXu3%2BrEvbDjS062zfupJn1OsyqxjkXo4S94QVavnXzvg%2BlbUU6igkijeh8tFnsqvD9YBuGYX5BkjQbg7rxOMS9orHpRd28wEsc%2BFknJ71Lz6aCnlB4RpAZbiHprxzhMYckTqYLMAMhmYF92p5vdMYFd9gFN7jkUHKQPMgwjpZpGHrg3UeEEMrPI%2FlDEtwSC0tQBwpD4phxoid3H8rPCpQ3eavJ7UwJUNfXV5k5unTOHwY%2BxT0TTtCCfqMJXqRNMNJkokBK375vCSohk1GexkbC7vvHsB2jB6fh6sjqYTUk4JuzulLDCGrCvZaKBAW9PF8L4%2F%2BDs1N20TwMxOhigqK0TPCWMRT0CPP5lk%2BiqRoJcY0jxsLoQ%2ByEoxMik5Mf5jqeAbaFw6Sg9lXG45gGwa7JiO3kQ7W6reG3LKEMsC2kmLq8q%2BtL%2FvK9aA0gP9in9SIXNZr%2Bh40fnoMD4rS%2Bpki8If24eqaAsA75pDMYNjIgFr85VGRhiHR3g7ymKQ3%2BHET6pyCnW0pt677L6Ggah3K%2BrNu1BSYjdMm3dfFPTWvNtdFRfaBNIweNSEM&checksum=25399759335250961bc599bf4c1a8a1422d41778b250

Re: eBay: 1982 Prime Computer

[Bill Gunshannon via cctalk]

On 8/21/19 2:46 PM, Dennis Boone via cctalk wrote:
>   > I gave a 2250 away two decades ago.  With no software to run
>   > (legally) they just make good doorstops.
> 
> While Bill's certainly welcome to operate according to the above, all
> indications are that nobody gives a rat's ass any more about that IP.
> 
> De
> 

Be careful there.  When I got rid of it Primes and Primos
were still actively being maintained.  I gave it to someone
who was a maintainer of 50 Series Primes.  The owner of the
IP was well known commercially and still very actively
maintaining that ownership.  And there was never going
to be a Hobbyist Program like we have for things like VMS.
In any event, I have never any site giving away copies of Primos.

bill

Re: eBay: 1982 Prime Computer

[Dennis Boone via cctalk]

 > I gave a 2250 away two decades ago.  With no software to run
 > (legally) they just make good doorstops.

While Bill's certainly welcome to operate according to the above, all
indications are that nobody gives a rat's ass any more about that IP.

De

Re: eBay: 1982 Prime Computer

[Bill Gunshannon via cctalk]

On 8/20/19 12:05 PM, Jon Auringer via cctalk wrote:
> Jay,
> 
> - Original Message -
>> From: "Jay West" 
>> To: "General Discussion: On-Topic and Off-Topic Posts" 
>> 
>> Sent: Wednesday, November 16, 2016 2:30:11 PM
>> Subject: RE: eBay: 1982 Prime Computer
>>
>> So I took a chance.
> 
> I ran across this thread from 2016 about the Prime 2250 you tried to buy, but 
> can't find any mention of the outcome. Did you have any luck with the flaky 
> seller?
> 
I gave a 2250 away two decades ago.  With no software to run (legally)
they just make good doorstops.

bill

Re: Current MANX location

[Antonio Carlini via cctalk]

On 21/08/2019 15:46, Noel Chiappa via cctalk wrote:


I have mixed reactions to it. I use it some, often to see if something is
online at all. (If I buy a manual, I usually check, to see if I need to
scan it, and get it to Al. Have a backlog at the moment, sigh.)

The problem is that there are 'false negatives'; i.e. entries where
they say 'none known online', but which are available.



It is (AFAIK) a one-person effort (although it's now on its second 
person after the originator dropped out).



There's always been a link to create a "bug report" for missing manuals 
(or incorrect ones I guess). However that points at codeplex, which MS 
have made read-only, so I don't know what the correct mechanism might be 
to get things fixed. I guess the owner needs to move the code somewhere 
else ...



Antonio


--

Antonio Carlini
anto...@acarlini.com

RE: Current MANX location

[Noel Chiappa via cctalk]

> They try and list all known DEC manuals and print sets 

Ooops, my mistake; the coverage is much wider than that (they default to
DEC). On the home page, there's a pull-down menu labelled "Company",
which lists over 100.


> From: "Paul Birkel" 

>> the KE11-B I also just found (IIRC, on one of the collections they list
>> as indexed).

> Please share a pointer to the location of that document

Here:

  
http://wwcm.synology.me/pdf/KE11-B%20Arithmetic%20Unit%20Engineering%20Drawings.pdf

It was in someone's clone of Wilber Williams' Computer Museum (UQ Museum of
IT), which is indeed in Manx's list of sites they included. ('.me' is
Montenegro, and Synology is some Taiwanese tech company.) The whole list is
here:

  http://wwcm.synology.me/scanned.html

They have a lot of good stuff (I just found an MD10 brochure there, which is
AFAIK the only piece of MD10 documentation left in the world, other than a
section in a PDP-10 manual). I need to go through it and see what else they
have that I'm missing...

Noel

RE: Current MANX location

[Paul Birkel via cctalk]

-Original Message-
From: cctalk [mailto:cctalk-boun...@classiccmp.org] On Behalf Of Noel
Chiappa via cctalk
Sent: Wednesday, August 21, 2019 10:46 AM
To: cctalk@classiccmp.org
Cc: j...@mercury.lcs.mit.edu
Subject: Re: Current MANX location

...
  KE11-B Field Maintenance Print Set
  http://manx-docs.org/details.php/1,9361

Both listed as not online, but they are: the KE11-A is on Bitsavers,
and the KE11-B I also just found (IIRC, on one of the collections they
list as indexed).

Noel

-

Please share a pointer to the location of that document, Noel.  Thank you.

paul

Re: Current MANX location

[Zane Healy via cctalk]

> On Aug 21, 2019, at 7:46 AM, Noel Chiappa via cctalk  
> wrote:
> 
> So I'd use it as a 'first stop', but don't depend on the negatives to
> be accurate - do a Web seach if it pans out.

In the case of the ALL-IN-1 documentation, it was sort of a “Last Stop”.  I’ve 
found some at archive.org, but the main file is corrupt.  I finally purchased 
one of the documents I was after.

Zane

Re: Current MANX location

[Zane Healy via cctalk]

> On Aug 20, 2019, at 9:28 PM, John H. Reinhardt 
>  wrote:
>>> Anyway... What version of the ADA manuals are you looking for?  VSI has 
>>> some for an Alpha Version 3.5 that they scraped off the HP site before they 
>>> disappeared.  I have some older VAX ConDists that might have ADA 
>>> documentation. 
>>> 
>>> Some links that still work: 
>>> 
>>> Master SLP/ODL Index 1997- 2017 
>>>  
>>> 
>>> 
>>> Just Checked.  I have the 1999 Q3 (Sept) SPL and ODL which should have VAX 
>>> ADA V3.5 binaries and Documentation.  Are there Hobbyist PAKs for them? 
>>> 
>>> 
>>> -- 
>>> John H. Reinhardt 
>> 
>> Here's the link the the VSI "Legacy" documentation page.  The Ada there is 
>> V3.5 for Alpha but if you want VAX I would think that it's close. 
>> 
>  
> 
> 
> No comment.  *facepalm*
> -- 
> John H. Reinhardt
Thank you for reminding me about the VSI page, I’d forgotten about that, and 
grabbing the Ada manuals a few months ago. :-)  I have some ConDists with 
documentation, but like the PDF’s.  With the PDF’s I can load them on my iPad 
and read them while I’m flying.

I’m running the current version.  The Ada license PAK has been part of the 
hobbyist licenses since at least the 2nd hobbyist release, so about 20 years.

Zane

Re: Current MANX location

[Noel Chiappa via cctalk]

> From: Zane Healy

> What I found really odd was that it had part numbers and manual names
> from one version, but when I clicked on the links it said no known
> version online.

They try and list all known DEC manuals and print sets that ever existed, so
just because something is listed in the index page (and has a subsidiary page
which is linked from there), doesn't mean there's a known copy online.

If you look in the "Status" column on the index page, it will be blank if no
online copy is known, or "Online" if there is a copy (to which they link,
through the subsidiary page).


I have mixed reactions to it. I use it some, often to see if something is
online at all. (If I buy a manual, I usually check, to see if I need to
scan it, and get it to Al. Have a backlog at the moment, sigh.)

The problem is that there are 'false negatives'; i.e. entries where
they say 'none known online', but which are available. E.g.

  KE11-A Field Maintenance Print Set
  http://manx-docs.org/details.php/1,9358
  KE11-B Field Maintenance Print Set
  http://manx-docs.org/details.php/1,9361

Both listed as not online, but they are: the KE11-A is on Bitsavers,
and the KE11-B I also just found (IIRC, on one of the collections they
list as indexed).

So I'd use it as a 'first stop', but don't depend on the negatives to
be accurate - do a Web seach if it pans out.

Noel

RE: Current MANX location

[Dave Wade via cctalk]

> -Original Message-
> From: cctalk  On Behalf Of John H. Reinhardt
> via cctalk
> Sent: 21 August 2019 05:29
> To: General Discussion: On-Topic and Off-Topic Posts ;
> Zane Healy 
> Subject: Re: Current MANX location
> 
> On 8/20/2019 11:26 PM, John H. Reinhardt via cctalk wrote:
> > On 8/20/2019 11:08 PM, John H. Reinhardt wrote:
> >> On 8/20/2019 10:37 PM, Zane Healy wrote:
>  On Aug 20, 2019, at 5:16 PM, John H. Reinhardt via
> cctalk  wrote:
> 
>  On 8/20/2019 1:51 PM, Zane Healy via cctalk wrote:
> >> On Aug 20, 2019, at 11:43 AM, Noel Chiappa via
> cctalk  wrote:
> >>
> >>> From: Glen Slick
> >>> This?
> >> Yes; thanks!
> >>
> >> I don't know it didn't show up in my Web searches - I tried a
> >> number of different things, no luck.
> >>
> >>
> >> Also,http://manx.classiccmp.org/  (which is the medium-old URL I
> >> had for it) redirects to something that has no working link to
> >> Manx; probably ought to fix it to go to the new location.
> >>
> >>Noel
> > Stupid question.  What is MANX?  I’d thought that it was an alternate
> source of manuals.  To my disappointment, the manuals that turned up when I
> searched it, apparently don’t exist online anywhere.
> >
> > Zane
> >
> >
> >
> >
>  It's kind of like an internet index.  Most (if not all?) of the entries 
>  are
> pointers to where the document is (or was) located.  I've run across some dead
> links but most seem to be current.  At least the stuff I've searched for.
> 
>  --
>  John H. Reinhardt
> >>> Leave it to me to search for obscure stuff, like manuals for DEC ALL-IN-1,
> or DEC Ada.  What I found really odd was that it had part numbers and manual
> names from one version, but when I clicked on the links it said no known
> version online.
> >>>
> >>> Zane
> >>>
> >>>
> >>>
> >> Anyway... What version of the ADA manuals are you looking for? VSI has
> some for an Alpha Version 3.5 that they scraped off the HP site before they
> disappeared.  I have some older VAX ConDists that might have ADA
> documentation.
> >>
> >> Some links that still work:
> >>
> >> Master SLP/ODL Index 1997- 2017
> >>  >> >
> >>
> >> Just Checked.  I have the 1999 Q3 (Sept) SPL and ODL which should have VAX
> ADA V3.5 binaries and Documentation.  Are there Hobbyist PAKs for them?
> >>

I think the ADA on the 1993 CDs is V3.0. That’s what is listed on the 1994 SPL 
which I downloaded from Vaxhaven . 
There are later SPL CDs at VAXHAVEN and I have some as well ...
My Hobbyist Licence includes an ADA licence, my ODL  CD which I think is 
from around 2001 has the ADA 3.5 documents.

Dave Wade 


> >>
> >> --
> >> John H. Reinhardt
> >
> > Here's the link the the VSI "Legacy" documentation page.  The Ada there is
> V3.5 for Alpha but if you want VAX I would think that it's close.
> >
> 
> 
> 
> No comment.  *facepalm*
> 
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> John H. Reinhardt