[5790] in Central_America
New quotes for Thu Feb 16
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Central America)
Thu Feb 16 03:51:00 1995
Date: Thu, 16 Feb 1995 03:50:20 -0500
From: Central America <root@charon.MIT.EDU>
To: ca-mtg@charon.MIT.EDU
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brjordan (BEN R. JORDAN):
If life were nothing but a long drawn out episode
of David Letterman, top ten lists would be flying
all over the place. We'd probably be knee deep in
them before we're knee deep in styrofoam...
The TOP TEN THINGS I WANT TO DO ARE:
10. Go to Graceland.
9. Climb Mt. Everest.
8. Bike across Europe.
7. Airboat in the Everglades.
6. Make it big in Nashville.
5. Build a log cabin with my own bare hands.
4. Sail around the world with my one-and-only.
3. Start my own company.
2. Drive across the country by myself.
1. Write a book.
I want the little things in life to always matter. In
short, I'd like to become a hunter-gatherer, where my
biggest worry was what kind of shish kabob I was going
to cook up for dinner. In an ideal world, that's all
we'd ever have to worry about.
Well, seriously, I want to do a lot.
The most important of these
is to make a difference.
Making a difference to someone or something is the ULTIMATE success.
YOU'LL MAKE IT NOWHERE WITHOUT KILLER GOALS.
only that day dawns to which we are awake.
walker, there are no roads,
only wind trails on the sea...
FEB 15, 1995: THE DAY AFTER. I AM TIRED. HOW ARE YOU?
PEACE is relative. But, hey, most everything else is, too.
Take Care, BENNER
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grlee (George R Lee Jr.):
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jhawk (John Hawkinson):
Momentous Event o' Day: Minions attempting to remove the gaffer's tape from
my forehead were *finally* successful this morning;
perhaps I was no longer alert enough, or suddenly
they became more clever...
Pager: +1 617 644 1251 (numeric) or +1 800 225 0256,
pin 1141215 (alpha)
I am also: jhawk@panix.com (jhawk@mit.edu)
Various addresses:
John Hawkinson
SIPB W20-557
84 Mass Ave John Hawkinson
Cambridge, MA 02139 4 Ames Street
+1 617 253 7788 Cambridge, MA 02142-1364 John Hawkinson
+1 617 225 6627 1200 Warburton Ave, #57
John Hawkinson Yonkers, NY 10701-1057
15 West 18th Street +1 914 969 1124
New York, NY 10018
+1 212 741 4400
1 1: My quasi-office. This is a good place.
2 2: Someplace I sleep; mail here is read.
3 3: My NY home address; I don't check this often.
4 4: My NY office. I check this almost never.
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jhawk.root (John Hawkinson):
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jpj (Justin Pappas Johnson):
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pan (Howard Wei-Hao Pan):
Like the entomologist in pursuit of brightly coloured butterflies, my attention
hunted in the garden of the grey matter, of loving and of being loved, the
mysterious butterflies of the soul, the beatings of whose wings may
someday--who knows? -- touch the coldest corner of my heart.
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sismail (Sohrab Ismail-Beigi):
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therese (Therese):
One day in a nuclear age
they may understand our rage
They build machines that they can't control
And bury the waste in a great big hole
Power was to become cheap and clean
Grimy faces were never seen
But deadly for twelve thousand years is
carbon fourteen
We work the black seam together
- Sting
Dream of the Blue Turtles
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