Dear Slug
 
Steven Blunts body has been found, you may have heard of a body being found in the mountains and that was Steven. Below are what I pasted my friends.
 
Thanks for advertising.
 
Tara
 
Dear All
 
Still devastated but these links give some information re Steven.  I am glad Dee is here, she has been wonderful as have Leona and James (from the US whom are staying with me) and at Church they sadly announced Boy's death, and I whaled out really loud, so did Dee, everyone came around and prayed, everyone, Dee is gutted too, we all are, I spoke to Chris to tell him the news he was well considering but was sad to hear the news. It is devastating, it is in the telegraph and herald today.
 
Love Tara
 
The links r below!
 
http://www.news.com.au/story/0,10117,12800395-1242,00.html
 
http://news.ninemsn.com.au/article.aspx?id=23267
Dear Everyone
 
Today Steven's body was identified in the Blue Mountains area, so the hell of not knowing where he is is over, but the mourning begins for the best friend I've ever known. I go from saying goodbye to a hero in JP2 to the loss of my dearest friend ever!
 
For those who circulated emails and put posters up, please remove. Those of you who are priests please say Masses in honour of Steven Peter Blunt and all Christians pray for the family and friends.
 
Right now I am in complete shock, fluctuating from tears to annoyance to anger to screaming etc, it is devastating.
 
When I hear more news I will let you know. What a interesting visit for Leona and James with all the deaths they've encountered on their visit.
 
Vale Boy I love you!
 
Please pray.
 
Tara
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Friday, March 18, 2005 6:38 PM
Subject: Missing Person who has written to your discussions

Dear Slug
 
I am a friend of one of your discussion persons Steven Peter Blunt, who I have pasted the posts of his below. I am not into Slug, but Steven is missing so I would like to ask if you could ask around if anyone has seen or met up with Steven. I have enlcosed the website for his missing poster which is www.ozreunion.com which he is on. I am writing on behalf of his mother. Steven is suicidal and has been missing since the 6 March 2005, was last heard of in the blue mountains. If you happen to see him please contact the details on his advert.
 

Missing Persons - www.reunion.com.au
... BLUNT, Steven Peter. Town of origin: Sydney NSW Australia. Date of birth: 6th
April 1977. Missing since Sunday 6 March 2005, lived in Newtown. ...
www.ozreunion.com.au/missing_persons.htm - 82k - 16 Mar 2005 - Cached - Similar pages

 

Kindest regards

 

Tara McInnes

 
 
 
  • To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
  • Subject: Re: [SLUG] Election time...
  • From: "Steven Blunt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
  • Date: Mon Oct 29 19:39:02 2001

> The search engine failed to find any links on 'open source', 'linux',
> 'import replacement' or 'GNU'.
> Is there any information on the Liberals policy toward replacing the
> $15Billion IT deficit with open source products?

I'm fairly sure that the IT deficit isn't a government deficit but a trade
deficit.  Not really the government's job to fix IMO, tho Pauline would
probably tell you otherwise.
 
  • To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
  • Subject: Re: [SLUG] GPL, an argument .
  • From: "Steven Blunt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
  • Date: Fri Jan 4 01:21:01 2002

> Hi all,
>
> After a long discussion with someone about the GPL and the open source
> model of business, he raised a point which i cant find any very valid
> argument, maybe you guys will be able to gimme your point on this:
>
> The idea is that developping free sofware leads the author to it's own
> professional death: if the opensource movement works to it's extreme
> extend, what will happens to the company that sell whatever proprietary
> sofware ? It's faith is death or recycling. As most of the opensource
> developpers are professionals, this directly leads them to a no job
> future. The extended idea he raises is that developping an opensource
> software simply cut any value of the work we do.
>
> My point of view is that the business model of a simple software
> engineering company will have to move towards service integration and
> consultancy, but this is true that in a way this movement may lead a major
> change in the industry.

RMS has an article on this somewhere, but the basic idea is that the
majority of programmers are not employed creating retail proprietary
software (ie for companies like MS), they are employed in things like
service intergration/consultancy and supporting in house applications.

Open source would lead to more of these programmers, not less, since
companies are able to rely on their own programmers to support Linux rather
than relying on MSs programmers to support Windows.


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