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REVIEW: INTERNET HOW-TO  by Larry Henderson   The Waitr Group 1994 ISBN: 1-878739-68-9     Paperbound  468 pages  $34.95 US, $48.95 Canada This book includes over 200 "how-tos" in question & answer format that makes expanding your Internet knowledge easier and more enjoyable.  To be sure, it can be a "first book" for a total beginner, but can also be considered as a second book as well. In many ways, INTERNET HOW-TO is a problem solver - want to know how to get started, use mail, read usenet news, talk to other users, get files with ftp, use TELNET/RLOGIN, find software with Archie, use Gopher, look up information with WAIS, and navigating by WWW - the Q&A format is excellent for addressing certain questions with informative and authoritative replies that will help you acquire more Net skills in small but measurable increments.  Each "how-to" carries a complexity classification of easy, intermediate or advanced and this may serve to

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                            [IMAGE] WHAT IS MTV.COM?                                       Good question...it's been asked a lot lately. First of all, this site is _NOT_ sponsored in anyway by MTV Networks, although they _ARE_ aware of my endeavours and support it. My name is Adam Curry, I have been an on-air talent (VJ) with MTV for the past 6 years. I've been living a second life in cyberspace for about the same period of time, and have taken it upon myself to put this site on-line, with all expenses coming out of my own pocket. Don't feel bad, I make enough at my "real" job. This site will always remain free to the internet community, something that might not be the case would MTV be running it themselves I'm afraid, but that's their business. Anyway, to make a long story short, this is my hobby, and you get what you pay for when you connect to this server. Within the next couple of weeks/months you should see alot of cool stuff co

                       Robert G. Todd                      2528 Belmont Avenue                    Ardmore, PA  19003-2167                                                 March 21, 1989 Mr. Grant R. Cameron 649 Silverstone Avenue Winnipeg, Manitoba R3T 2U8 Dear Grant, Many thanks for the material on Cooper's perspective of MJ-12. I don't have any "inside sources" with whom I can check the accuracy of Cooper's statements, so it's difficult to evaluate his material. On the surface, it has a better appearance than Moore's stuff, if only because it _seems_ to contain more specifics. Still, I'm more than a little suspicious of it. Anything is _possible_, but because of the sensational nature of the claims, both Moore's and Cooper's, I _must_ question their truthfulness until supporting information surfaces. That doesn't mean that I have given up looking for information to support the claims, because I haven't. One th

International UFO Reporter (IUR) - Jan/Feb/1989 - Editorial ----------------------------------------------------------- Published by the J. Allen Hynek Center for UFO Studies (CUFOS) 2457 West Peterson Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, 60659 --------------------------------------------------------------- Editorial: Paranoia ---------                       by Jerome Clark          The late Gray Barker, who trafficked in publications chronicling contactee adventures, men in black and sinister cover-ups of various sorts, was fond of saying that nothing sells like paranoia. Every time he had a new product to move, he pitched it in language that spoke to the most elemental fears of his customers, many of them certain that their knowledge of the world's deepest secrets (the hollowness of the earth, for example) would bring enforcers from the Silence Group to their doorstep any day. Barker himself wrote the all- time paranoid title, "They Knew Too Much About Flying Sa