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<Swan> hi there.  I'm going to dump the text of Bush's 
   speech to this channel.  Here goes.  test.  test test
<Swan/+report> test
<Swan> last test.  definately last test.   Mr. President. 
   Mr. Speaker. Members of Congress: Five short weeks.  ago, I 
   came to this House to speak to you about the State of the 
   Union.  We met then in time of war. Tonight, we meet in a 
   world blessed by the.  promise of peace.   From the moment 
   Operation Desert Storm commenced on January 16, until.  the 
   time the guns fell silent at midnight one week ago, this 
   nation has.  watched its sons and daughters with pride -- 
   watched over them with.  prayer. As commander-in-chief, I 
   can report to you: Our armed forces.  fought with honor and 
   valor. And, as President, I can report to the.  nation -- 
   aggression is defeated. The war is over.   This is a 
   victory for every country in the coalition, and for the.  
   United Nations. A victory for unprecedented international 
   cooperation.  and diplomacy, so well led by our Secretary 
   of State James Baker. It is.  a victory for the rule of law 
   and for what is right.   Desert Storm's success belongs to 
   the team that so ably leads our.  armed forces -- our 
   secretary of defense and our chairman of the Joint.  Chiefs:
    Dick Cheney and Colin Powell.   And while you stand, this 
   military victory also belongs to the one.  the British call 
   the 'Man of the Match' -- the tower of calm at the eye.  of 
   Desert Storm -- General Norman Schwarzkopf.   And let us 
   not forget Saudi General Khalid, or Britain's General de.  
   la Billiere, or General Roquejoffre of France, and all the 
   others whose.  leadership played such a vital role. And 
   most importantly, most.  iomportantly of all, all those who 
   served in the field.   I thank the members of this Congress 
   -- support here for our troops in.  battle was overwhelming.
    And above all, I thank those whose unfailing.  love and 
   support sustained our courageous men and women: I thank the.
     American people.   Tonight, I come to this House to speak 
   about the world -- the world.  after war.   The recent 
   challenge could not have been clearer. Saddam Hussein was.  
   the villain; Kuwait the victim. To the aid of this small 
   country came.  nations from North America and Europe, from 
   Asia and South America, from.  Africa and the Arab world -- 
   all united against aggression.   Our uncommon coalition 
   must now work in common purpose to forge a.  future that 
   should never again be held hostage to the darker side of.  
   human nature.   Tonight in Iraq, Saddam walks amidst ruin. 
   His war machine is.  crushed. His ability to threaten mass 
   destruction is itself destroyed.  His people have been lied 
   to -- denied the truth. And when his defeated.  legions 
   come home, all Iraqis will see and feel the havoc he has.  
   wrought. And this I promise you: For all that Saddam has 
   done to his own.  people, to the Kuwaitis, and to the 
   entire world -- Saddam and those.  around him are 
   accountable.   All of us grieve for the victims of war, for 
   the people of Kuwait and.  the suffering that scars the 
   soul of that proud nation. We grieve for.  all our fallen 
   soldiers and their families, for all the innocents caught.  
   up in this conflict. And yes, we grieve for the people of 
   Iraq -- a.  people who have never been our enemy. My hope 
   is that one day we will.  once again welcome them as 
   friends into the community of nations.   Our commitment to 
   peace in the Middle East does not end with the.  liberation 
   of Kuwait. So tonight, let me outline four key challenges 
   to.  be met:   First, we must work together to create 
   shared security arrangements.  in the region. Our friends 
   and allies in the Middle East recognize that.  they will 
   bear the bulk of the responsibility for regional security. 
   But.  we want them to know that just as we stood with them 
   to repel aggression.  so now America stands ready to work 
   with them to secure the peace.   This does not mean 
   stationing U.S. ground forces on the Arabian.  Peninsula, 
   but it does mean American participation in joint exercises. 
    involving both air and ground forces. It means maintaining 
   a capable U.  S. naval presence in the region, just as we 
   have for over 40 years. Let.  it be clear: Our vital 
   national interests depend on a stable and secure.  gulf.   
   Second, we must act to control the proliferation of weapons 
   of mass.  destruction and the missiles used to deliver them.
    It would be tragic if.  the nations of the Middle East and 
   Persian Gulf were now, in the wake of.  war, to embark on a 
   new arms race. Iraq requires special vigilance.  Until Iraq 
   convinces the world of its peaceful intentions -- that its. 
    leaders will not use new revenues to rearm and rebuild its 
   menacing war.  machine -- Iraq must not have access to the 
   instruments of war.   Third, we must work to create new 
   opportunities for peace and.  stability in the Middle East. 
   On the night I announced Operation Desert.  Storm, I 
   expressed my hope that out of the horrors of war might come 
   new.  momentum for peace. We've learned in the modern age, 
   geography cannot.  guarantee security and security does not 
   come from military power alone.   All of us know the depth 
   of bitterness that has made the dispute.  between Israel 
   and its neighbors so painful and intractable. Yet, in the.  
   conflict just concluded, Israel and many of the Arab states 
   have for the.  first time found themselves confronting the 
   same aggressor. By now, it.  should be plain to all parties 
   that peacemaking in the Middle East.  requires compromise. 
   At the same time, peace brings real benefits to.  everyone. 
   We must do all that we can to close the gap between Israel 
   and.  the Arab states -- and between Israelis and 
   Palestinians. The tactics of.  terror lead nowhere -- there 
   can be no substitute for diplomacy.   A comprehensive peace 
   must be grounded in United Nations Security.  Council 
   Resolutions 242 and 338 and the principle of territory for. 
    peace. This principle must be elaborated to provide for 
   Israel's.  security and recognition, and at the same time 
   for legitimate.  Palestinian political rights. Anything 
   else would fail the twin tests of.  fairness and security. 
   The time has come to put an end to Arab-Israel.  conflict.  
    The war with Iraq is over. The quest for solutions to the 
   problems in.  Lebanon, in the Arab-Israeli dispute, and in 
   the gulf must go forward.  with new vigor and determination.
    I guarantee you: No one will work.  harder for a stable 
   peace in the region that we will.   Fourth, we must foster 
   economic development for the sake of peace and.  progress. 
   The Persian Gulf and Middle East form a region rich in 
   natural.  resources with a wealth of untapped human 
   potential. Resources once.  squandered on military might 
   must be redirected to more peaceful ends.  We are already 
   addressing the immediate economic consequences of Iraq's.  
   aggression. Now, the challenge is to reach higher -- to 
   foster economic.  freedom and prosperity for all people of 
   the region.   By meeting these four challenges we can build 
   a framework for peace.  I have asked Secretary of State 
   Baker to go to the Middle East to begin.  this process. He 
   will go to listen, to probe, to offer suggestions, and.  to 
   advance the search for peace and stability. I have also 
   asked him to.  raise the plight of the hostages held in 
   Lebanon. We have not forgotten.  them. We will not forget 
   them.   To all the challenges that confront this region of 
   the world, there.  is no single solution, no solely 
   American answer. But we can make a.  difference. America 
   will work tirelessly as a catalyst for positive.  change.   
   But we cannot lead a new world abroad if, at home, it's 
   politics as.  usual on American defense and diplomacy. It's 
   time to turn away from the.  temptation to protect unneeded 
   weapons systems and obsolete bases. It's.  time to put an 
   end ot micro-management of foreign and security.  
   assistance programs, micro-management that humiliates our 
   friends and.  allies and hamstrings our diplomacy. It's 
   time to rise above the.  parochial and the pork barrel -- 
   to do what is necessary, what's right,.  and what will 
   enable this nation to play the leadership role required of. 
    us.   The consequences of the conflict in the gulf reach 
   far beyond the.  confines of the Middle East. Twice before 
   in this century, an entire.  world was convulsed by war. 
   Twice this century, out of the horrors of.  war hope 
   emerged for enduring peace. Twice before, those hopes 
   proved to.  be a distant dream, beyond the grasp of man.   
   Until now, the world we've known has been a world divided --
    a world.  of barbed wire and concrete block, conflict and 
   Cold War.   Now, we can see a new world coming into view. A 
   world in which there.  is the very real prospect of a new 
   world order. In the words of Winston.  Churchill, a 'world 
   order' in which 'the principles of justice and fair.  play .
   .. protect the weak against the strong.' A world where the 
   United.  Nations, freed from Cold War stalemate, is poised 
   to fulfill the.  historic vision of its founders. A world 
   in which freedom and respect.  for human rights find a home 
   among all nations.   The Gulf War put this new world to its 
   first test. And my fellow.  Americans: We passed the test.  
    For the sake of our principles -- for the sake of the 
   Kuwaiti people --  we stood our ground. Because the world 
   would not look the other way,.  Ambassador Al-Sabah, 
   tonight, Kuwait is free. And we're very happy about.  that. 
     Tonight, as our troops begin to come home, let us 
   recognize that the.  hard work of freedom still calls us 
   forward. We've learned the hard.  lessons of history. The 
   victory over Iraq was not waged as 'a war to end.  all wars.
   ' Even the new world order cannot guarantee an era of 
   perpetual.  peace. But enduring peace must be our mission.  
    Our success in the gulf will shape not only the new world 
   order we.  seek but our mission here at home.   In the war 
   just ended, there were clear-cut objectives, timetables.  
   and, above all, an overriding imperative to achieve results.
    We must.  bring that same sense of self-discipline, that 
   same sense of urgency, to.  the way we meet challenges here 
   at home.   In my State of the Union address and in my 
   budget, I defined a.  comprehensive agenda to prepared for 
   the next American century.   Our first priority is to get 
   this economy rolling again. The fear and.  uncertainty 
   caused by the crisis in the gulf were understandable. But.  
   now that the war is over, oil prices are down, interst 
   rates are down.  and confidence is rightly coming back. 
   Americans can move forward to.  lend, spend and invest in 
   this, the strongest economy on Earth.   We must also enact 
   the legislation that is key to building a better.  America. 
   For example: In 1990, we enacted an historic Clean Air Act. 
   Now.  we've proposed a National Energy Strategy. We passed 
   a Child Care Bill.  that put power in the hands of parents. 
   Today, we're ready to do the.  same thing with our schools, 
   and expand choice in education. We passed a.  crime bill 
   that made a useful start in fighting crime and drugs. This. 
    year we're sending to Congress our comprehensive crime 
   package to finish.  the job. We passed the landmark 
   Americans With Disabilities Act. Now.  we've sent forward 
   our Civil Rights Bill. We also passed the Aviation.  Bill. 
   This year, we've sent up our new highway bill.   And these 
   are just of few of our pending proposals for reform and.  
   renewal.   Tonight, I call on Congress to move forward 
   aggressively on our.  domestic front. Let's begin with two 
   initiatives we should be able to.  agree on quickly: 
   transportation and crime. And then, let's build on.  
   success with those and enact the rest of our agenda. If our 
   forces could.  win the ground war in 100 hours, then surely 
   the Congress can pass this.  legislation in 100 days. Let 
   that be a promise we make tonight to the.  American people. 
     When I spoke in this House about the state of our union, 
   I asked all.  of you: If we can selflessly confront evil 
   for the sake of good in a.  land so far away, then surely 
   we can make this land all that it should.  be. In the time 
   since them, the brave men and women of Desert Storm.  
   accomplished more than even they may realize. They set out 
   to confront.  an enemy abroad, and in the process, they 
   transformed a nation at home.   Think of the way they went 
   about their mission -- with confidence and.  quiet pride. 
   Think about their sense of duty, about all they taught us,. 
    about our values, about ourselves.   We hear so often 
   about our young people in turmoil; how our children.  fall 
   short; how our schools fail us; how American products and 
   American.  workers are second class. Well, don't you 
   believe it. The America we saw.  in Desert Storm was first-
   class talent.   And they did it using America's state-of-
   the-art technology. We saw.  the excellence embodied in the 
   Patriot missile and the patriots who made.  it work.   And 
   we saw soldiers who know about honor and bravery and duty 
   and.  country and the world-shaking power of these simple 
   words.   There is something noble and majestic about the 
   pride, about the.  patriotism, that we feel tonight.   So, 
   to everyone here, and everyone watching at home, think 
   about the.  men and women of Desert Storm. Let us honor 
   them with our gratitude. Let.  us comfort the families of 
   the fallen and remember each precious life.  lost.   Let us 
   learn from them as well. Let us honor those who have served 
   us.  by serving others.   Let us honor them as individuals -
   - men and women of every race, all.  creeds and colors -- 
   by setting the face of this nation against.  discrimination,
    bigotry and hate. Eliminate them.   I'm sure many of you 
   saw on television the unforgettable scene of.  four 
   terrified Iraqi soldiers surrendering. They emerged from 
   their.  bunker -- broken, tears streaming from their eyes, 
   fearing the worst. And.  then there was the American 
   soldier. Remember what he said? He said:  'It's okay. 
   You're all right now. You're all right now.'.   That scene 
   says a lot about America, a lot about who we are.  
   Americans are a caring people. We are a good people, a 
   generous people.  Let us always be caring and good and 
   generous in all we do.   Soon, very soon, our troops will 
   begin the march we've all been.  waiting for -- their march 
   home. I have directed secretary Cheney to.  begin the 
   immediate return of American combat units from the gulf.   
   Less than two hours from now, the first planeload of 
   American.  soldiers will lift off from Saudi Arabia headed 
   for the U.S.A. It will.  carry men and women of the 24th 
   Mechanized Infantry Division bound for.  Fort Stewart, 
   Georgia. This is just the beginning of a steady flow of.  
   American troops coming home.   Let their return remind us 
   that all those who have gone before are.  linked with us in 
   the long line of freedom's march. Americans have.  always 
   tried to serve, to sacrifice nobly for what we believe to 
   be.  right.   Tonight, I ask every community in this 
   country to make this coming.  4th of July a day of special 
   celebration for our returning troops. They.  may have 
   missed Thanksgiving and Christmas, but I can tell you this: 
   For.  them and for their families, we can make this a 
   holdiay they'll never.  forget.   In a very real sense, 
   this victory belongs to them -- to the privates.  and the 
   pilots, to the sargeants and the supply officers, to the 
   men and.  women in the machines, and the men and women who 
   made them work. It.  belongs to the regulars, to the 
   reserves, to the National Guard. This.  victory belongs to 
   the finest fighting force this nation has ever known.  in 
   its history.   We went halfway around the world to do what 
   is moral and just and.  right. We fought hard, and -- with 
   others -- we won the war. We lifted the.  yoke of 
   aggression and tyranny from a small country that many 
   Americans.  had never even heard of, and we ask nothing in 
   return.   We're coming home now -- proud, confident -- 
   heads high. There is much.  that we must do at home and 
   aborad. And we will do it.   We are Americans. And May God 
   bless this great nation -- the United.  States of America.
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<Swan/+report> 50% discount on hawaii trips to be given to 
   those who fought in the persian gulf.
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#rexfelis# server byron.u.washington.edu going down for 
   fixes...apologies for inconveniences...
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<aa> jauto: hola!!!!  jauto: hello!!!!
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<Xcalibur/+report> What do you listen here for?
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<Eyal/+report> x
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#tired# Any souls out there on a Unix 386/486 system? (need 
   help for a problem compiling irc daemon on it...)
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<Sprite/+report>        /forward on
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<Terence> The war is over.
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<schmeh/+report> Sebalius has once again been sighted in a 
   Boone, NC Winn Dixie.  THis time the well-known Finnish 
   composer was trying to shoplift a tube of crazy glue.  He 
   blew away a cashier with his 3rd Symphony and escaped
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#aix# chemsg1 is up again
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<Marx/+report> Secretary of state, James Baker, just passed 
   here with a convoy that equivalents the spanish armada...
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<chuck/+report> fuck the PLO
<JERC> Hi, guys.  What's hap.  ?  bye
<Arc> yawn
#jalba# ya esta
#jalba# a ver si ahora
<annamay> hello
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<bardo> .quit.  quit
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<s37958t> who *
<Mato> exit.  quit
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<Al_Bundy/+report> Anyone wants to plat a game of initials, 
   join me (on +initgame).  Everybody ... Let's play !!!!!!
<giov> eila!!!
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<DragonLor> hello.  bye
<joaquin> hi
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<sardo> Yo!
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   one hour behind.  *** Iraqi Time is Tue 12, 17:00, Israel 
   is one hour behind.
<pet> hi all!  hello???  hi man!
<man> hi everybody
<pet> quite quiet here...
<man> what's happening
<pet> don't know. I just got here myself!  There SHOULD be 
   6 of us, but... no-one else writes anything..
<man> Dd are you alive?
<pet> man: I just asked him, he's doing something else...
<man> pet:are you a student
<pet> man Yes..  man: Are You?
<man> what do you stydy?
<pet> Forest Industry.
<man> i'm studying computing
<pet> Ah, intresting...  Or is it?
<man> it's quite boring for the moment, but i hope it'll 
   get better
<pet> How many years have you studied?
<man> just started
<pet> A fresher?
<kllbit> hi
<pet> hi kllbit!
<man> hi kllbit where are you from
<kllbit> i'm from spain, where are you from?
<pet> Espanol?
<kllbit> si
<man> Norway
<pet> hi A_DENT!
<man> hi a_dent
<A_DENT> Hey all
<pet> I'm from Finland
<A_DENT> I'm from Germany
<kllbit> what were you talking about?
<man> a_dent:do you like football
<pet> Deutschland?  kllbit: small talk...
<kllbit> that's fine
<A_DENT> man:I'm not so interested for football (you mean 
   soccer?)
<man> anybody who likes football
<pet>   Nothing important to talk when the war is over... ;)
<man> yes of course
<kllbit> i hate football, here in spain most people are 
   crazy about footbal
<A_DENT> some other sports are interesting too
<man> a_dent:like what?
<A_DENT> man: for example Karate.  kllbit: where you are 
   coming from spain?
<kllbit> i'm from Madrid
<A_DENT> I come in May or June for a half year to Madrid 
   (UAM)
<pet> rehi all!
<kllbit> i'm from the UPM (universidad politecnica de 
   Madrid)
<man> welcome back everybody!
<A_DENT> I stay normally in Goettingen
<kllbit> hi every one.  what are you working in?
<A_DENT> kllbit: What do you study? I'm a biochemist.
<man> let's get something to discuss
<pet> Gotta go... bye for a while!
<man> bye pet.. see Ya
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   hour behind.
<kllbit> i'm telecommunication engineer (some mix with 
   computers and communications)
<man> Anybody who likes computing?
<A_DENT> I'm interested in computing but I have found this 
   program first yesterday.  Hey Jodi
<Jodi> hello.  are the oil wells still burning away in 
   Kuwait?
<A_DENT> I think so
<Jodi> i don't understand why it's taking so long to put 
   the fires out and cap the oil wells.
<kllbit> man: just working with computers, or making things 
   with computers?
<man> hi Jodi
<Jodi> hello
<man> kllbit:making programs
<A_DENT> kllbit: most of the time i'm working with enzymes 
   and cells.Only for some problems i use a computer.  I must 
   look for my experiment. Bye
<man> where are you from Jodi.  bye
<kllbit> bye
<Jodi> troy new york, soon to be moving to california though
<man> I'm form Norway...it's a bit colder here than in 
   California.  hi Kay
<JimShorts> hello...
<man> hi Jim
<kllbit> hi kay and jim
<JimShorts> so what's up?
<Kay> hi man , Germany is a little bit hotter than norway
<man> nothings realy...just some smalltalks
<Kay> killbit or kllbit
<JimShorts> speaking of weather we have a winter storm 
   advisery here...  so man where are you from?
<kllbit> kay: killed by bits  but that's to long
<Kay> Jim: nice to hear that
<man> let's get something else to talk about
<JimShorts> Kay: yea I just love driving in freezing rain 
   and snow....  Got any ideas man?
<man> jim:Bergen, Norway
<Kay> Jim: it sounds as if you have some problems ?
<man> anybody who likes soccer
<JimShorts> Oh ok, I know where itt is never been there 
   though
<Kay> man:I love soccer !!!
<JimShorts> Kay: nay not really we get our share of snow... 
    Man: I guess I'm the typical American I like baseball, and 
   American style football.
<man> Jim:I've heard about it.....but what about any other 
   sport?  kay:what's your team
<JimShorts> man: Theres also basketball and hockey, I like 
   hockey!
<Kay> man:H.S.V.  kllbit: has someone kicked you off?
<JimShorts> kllbitwelcome back...
<man> jim:hockey's qite big in norway too...but i don't 
   like it
<JimShorts> man: why to violent?
<Kay> man: Hamburger Sport Verein
<JimShorts> Hey hey Slider....
<Kay> hi slider
<slider> HI all
<JimShorts> What's up slider...
<man> kay:i know ...MY team is Manchester United
<slider> so whats up today
<Kay> jim,slider: what is csd.uwm
<JimShorts> We have a soccer team in Milwaukee called the 
   Milwaukee Wave...
<man> jim:no but the team from Bergen went bankrupt
<slider> Kay:we are at the university of Wisconsin milwaukee
<Kay> man:rich guy, i have only one ticket from HSV
<JimShorts> Kay:CSD=computer service division.  Kay: we 
   work for them. HA!
<slider> so jim whats new
<JimShorts> not a whole lot, I just hope it doesn't rain.
<slider> no kidding
<man> kay:quite poor actually...haven't seen a match 
   besides on the telly
<JimShorts> man: do you have any other sports?  slider: you 
   didn't go out last night did ya?  man: would you fly to 
   Manchester or is there a cheaper way to get there?
<man> jim:not realy
<slider> Jim:No i didn't go out but I did see the Doors 
   last night
<Kay> all:sorry, someone killed by process
<JimShorts> man: Well the World league of American football 
   starts at the end of the month... you could watch the 
   London Monarchs.  Slider: you LOser I thought we were going 
   to see it...
<slider> Thats if it lasts any longer then the usfl, the 
   nfl will kill it.  It was sort of a last minute decision, 
   sorry jimbo
<JimShorts> Slider WFL is BACKED by the NFL....
<slider> ok, I didn't know that.  but didn't the nfl 
   squeeze out the usfl
<Kay> man:enjoy the silence ??
<JimShorts> Slider: yep they did....
<man> kay:let's talk about soccer.....that amarican 
   football aren't any good
<JimShorts> Slider: the WFL was started by the NFL as a 
   farm system....
<slider> yea the usfl sued the nfl and got 8 bucks
<JimShorts> well see ya'll I have to work bye....
<Kay> man:right, after a glorious (and lucky) world 
   championschip
<man> bye jim
<Kay> Jim:sniff bye.  slider: where is jim ?
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   hour behind.
<man> kay:yes but Argentia should never have beaten Brazil. 
    hi andrea
<andrea> hi to all
<slider> Kay he had to work, Hes a courier and csd and has 
   to make hourly runs to certain places around campus he will 
   be back later
<Kay> man:yes, but cameroon had won and that was fine.#
<man> what about you slider do you like soccer.  kay:do you 
   have any favorite in England
<slider> Its alright, though I've never taken a great 
   interest in it Its been fun the couple of times ive played
<Kay> man:sorry no.  slider:do you talked about soccer ?
<man> kay:heard of any Norweger in Germany?
<d> Hello folks... [This channel was (is?) reserved for 
   World News only... and it is being logged...; you might 
   like to crate another channal?!}
<Kay> slider:if yes, hope to see you 1992 during the wcc in 
   us
<slider> yes I was talking about soccer
<Kay> man:sorry, another no
<d> Hello folks... [This channel was (is?) reserved for 
   World News only... and it is being logged...; you might 
   like to crate another channal?!} #2
<Kay> all: lets join another channel
<d> Good idea..!
<Kay> but which ?
<slider> I'm going to make my own channel so you can join I 
   you like,bye
<roland/+report> What the heck are you guys still doing 
   here? its OVER!
<slider> It will be +slider
<man> hi there
<Kay> very interesting
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   hour behind.
<alfer> Hi
<LogServ> *** Iraqi Time is Tue 12, 19:30, Israel is one 
   hour behind.
<alfer> Hi all
<LogServ> *** Iraqi Time is Tue 12, 20:00, Israel is one 
   hour behind.  *** Iraqi Time is Tue 12, 20:30, Israel is 
   one hour behind.
<mich> logout
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   hour behind.  *** Iraqi Time is Tue 12, 22:00, Israel is 
   one hour behind.
<arr> hi guys.  ae someone here?
<gsh>  arr +report.  read
<LogServ> *** Iraqi Time is Tue 12, 23:00, Israel is one 
   hour behind.
<Laffer/+report> Hello.  Where is everyone?  This hottub 
   area is usually more crowded than this, everyone asleep 
   still?  I'm still here.  Hey.  I assume all you people like 
   heavy metal?
<LogServ> *** Iraqi Time is Wed 13, 00:00, Israel is one 
   hour behind.  *** Iraqi Time is Wed 13, 00:30, Israel is 
   one hour behind.
<Goalie> I have a report that Saddam Hussian just pissed 
   his pants!
<arnie> hi everybody.  is anybody there?  hi Jerc
<JERC> Hi, dude!
<arnie> what are you doing or what do you want to talk 
   about?
<LogServ> *** Iraqi Time is Wed 13, 01:00, Israel is one 
   hour behind.
#Marx# (ISrael links back)
<Laffer/+report> Hello.  Hello again all.  By any chance, 
   are you all from Rochester, New York or is it just a name?  
   cls.  Grr. Hm, seems like this channel is a little slower 
   tonight than usual.  Hello.  Not sure yet..  I haven't been 
   in my hottub tonight yet..  Hello.  Hello.  Hello..  Hello
<MoDay> sga
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   hour behind.
<Laffer/+report> Hello all
<Hades> LIST
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   hour behind.  *** Iraqi Time is Wed 13, 03:30, Israel is 
   one hour behind.  *** Iraqi Time is Wed 13, 04:00, Israel 
   is one hour behind.  *** Iraqi Time is Wed 13, 04:30, 
   Israel is one hour behind.  *** Iraqi Time is Wed 13, 05:00,
    Israel is one hour behind.  *** Iraqi Time is Wed 13, 05:
   30, Israel is one hour behind.  *** Iraqi Time is Wed 13, 
   06:00, Israel is one hour behind.
<al158361> hola.  hello!!!
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   hour behind.  *** Iraqi Time is Wed 13, 07:30, Israel is 
   one hour behind.  *** Iraqi Time is Wed 13, 08:00, Israel 
   is one hour behind.  *** Iraqi Time is Wed 13, 08:30, 
   Israel is one hour behind.  *** Iraqi Time is Wed 13, 09:00,
    Israel is one hour behind.
<Paco> alias
<Paco>
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   hour behind.
<Dave> hi
<James> Hello there!
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   hour behind.
<owa> Hi guys whats up today
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   hour behind.  *** Iraqi Time is Wed 13, 12:30, Israel is 
   one hour behind.  *** Iraqi Time is Wed 13, 13:00, Israel 
   is one hour behind.
#Aix# To all Israeli users the link will fall in few secs 
   due to server update, it will be back in 1-2 mins
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   hour behind.
<Nazgul> alias.  w.  none.  none.  none.  none.  none.  none
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   hour behind.  *** Iraqi Time is Wed 13, 15:30, Israel is 
   one hour behind.  *** Iraqi Time is Wed 13, 16:00, Israel 
   is one hour behind.  *** Iraqi Time is Wed 13, 16:30, 
   Israel is one hour behind.  *** Iraqi Time is Wed 13, 17:00,
    Israel is one hour behind.  *** Iraqi Time is Wed 13, 17:
   30, Israel is one hour behind.  *** Iraqi Time is Wed 13, 
   18:00, Israel is one hour behind.  *** Iraqi Time is Wed 13,
    19:00, Israel is one hour behind.
#Zolf# ATTENTION Please. grasp1.univ-lyon1.fr will go down 
   now for an updrade. .fr, .at and .it will be temporarily off
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   hour behind.  *** Iraqi Time is Wed 13, 20:00, Israel is 
   one hour behind.  *** Iraqi Time is Wed 13, 20:30, Israel 
   is one hour behind.  *** Iraqi Time is Wed 13, 21:00, 
   Israel is one hour behind.  *** Iraqi Time is Wed 13, 22:00,
    Israel is one hour behind.  *** Iraqi Time is Wed 13, 23:
   00, Israel is one hour behind.
<Homey> ooo.  Hi all.  I hate this systme
<d/+report> This channel is a (live) left-over from the war.
   .. It is reserved for World News only, and being logged...
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   hour behind.  *** Iraqi Time is Thu 14, 00:30, Israel is 
   one hour behind.  *** Iraqi Time is Thu 14, 01:00, Israel 
   is one hour behind.
#Kendog# just us, huh?
#tired# Anybody on 386/486 Unix system? Need help debugging 
   ircd (core dump pre19) :(
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   hour behind.
<jkr> Anybody here?
#Hamlet# Anyone from Kalamazoo, Michigan on-line right now?
<jkr> Hi.
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   hour behind.
<lycius> Dd, hello?  `/c +lets_have_fun
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   hour behind.  *** Iraqi Time is Thu 14, 04:00, Israel is 
   one hour behind.
<edik> hallo.  someone at home ?  hi hu he.  it^s time to 
   sleap ?
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   hour behind.
#banshee# NOTICE: all ZEPHYR users (clients and servers) 
   please find alternate routes.
<edik> log: It^s nice !!  d: yes of coursennn.  logserv: 
   that^s all from you ?  d: are from nasa ?  d: How is the 
   Columbia going ?  d:Are you sitting at the toilet ?  hyllo
#banshee# LAST WARNING: all zephyr users find other sites. 
   SHUTDOWN in 5 minutes.
<splash> hi
<jhon> heloo
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   hour behind.
<mmm> ftp 131.159.0.110
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   hour behind.  *** Iraqi Time is Thu 14, 06:00, Israel is 
   one hour behind.
<gt6574d> good evening.
<Dabbledop> hello?
<Jack> hello
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   hour behind.  *** Iraqi Time is Thu 14, 07:30, Israel is 
   one hour behind.
<cerebus> hello
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   hour behind.
<alex> hello :-D
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   hour behind.  *** Iraqi Time is Thu 14, 09:00, Israel is 
   one hour behind.  *** Iraqi Time is Thu 14, 10:00, Israel 
   is one hour behind.  *** Iraqi Time is Thu 14, 11:00, 
   Israel is one hour behind.  *** Iraqi Time is Thu 14, 12:00,
    Israel is one hour behind.  *** Iraqi Time is Thu 14, 12:
   30, Israel is one hour behind.  *** Iraqi Time is Thu 14, 
   13:00, Israel is one hour behind.
<man> hello dd
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   hour behind.  *** Iraqi Time is Thu 14, 15:00, Israel is 
   one hour behind.
<EURO> hello anybody.  thats ok.  hello dodo.  what's up 
   dodo.  Are you still there?  hello tuoppi
<tuoppi> Hi!!  What`.  What's up?
<EURO> what country are you from? tuoppi?
<tuoppi> EURO: Finland.
<EURO> Norway here, have been in Vasa.
<jtanskane> sorry, gotto go
<tuoppi> Where in Norway?
<EURO> Oslo University.
<jtanskane> hi all!
<tuoppi> HI...!
<jtanskane> sorry
<EURO> tuoppi what part of Finland.
<tuoppi> EURO: Helsinki University of Technology, but I'm 
   from Turku.
<jtanskane> tuoppi: in Turku where?
<EURO> Is there a newly established Univerity of economics 
   in Vasa?
<tuoppi> jtanskane: In M{ntym{ki.  EURO: Don't know...(?)
<jtanskane> tuoppi: home?
<tuoppi> jtanskane: Yes, I live in M{ntym{ki, Turku.
<EURO> how are things going in Finland ,in general?
<tuoppi> jtanskane: But now I live in Espoo...
<jtanskane> tuoppi: and are now?
<tuoppi> EURO: There's an economic slump now, but it hasn't 
   affected me yet :)
<jtanskane> things going average, specify question!
<EURO> jtansk are you also finnish?
<tuoppi> jtanskane: In Otaniemi... leaving for Turku this 
   evening.
<jtanskane> tuoppi: I'm in Turku uni.now.  finnish yes
<tuoppi> jtanskane: In kontu or polaris?
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   hour behind.
<jtanskane> tuoppi:in oulubox
<tuoppi> I've gotta go now, have a lecture... bye!!
<jtanskane> ok
<EURO> Are both jtansk and tuoppi studing computers,program 
   or maybe other subjects?
<jtanskane> Don't know about tuoppi, but I'm not
<oysteind> Hi folks!  Bare bra, du da
<EURO> jitan you where at univ in Turuk??
<jtanskane> turku yes.  not studying there.  tell about 
   Norway.  news?
<EURO> jitan :oysteind is a friend of mine which has joind 
   irc 2 for the first time in his life.
<jtanskane> I'm the third time!
<oysteind> The weather is foggy today.
<j> 
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<Danny> oysteind: The weather where?
<jtanskane> Where in Noerway?
<Danny> No, I meant where in the world, but now I got my 
   answer!
<oysteind> In Oslo of course!
<jtanskane> Is there no other unis?
<Danny> Do you know that scandinavian languages are among 
   the rare ones out of which I don't even know 1 word?
<EURO> oys is that off COURSE , i woundn't say so.
<jtanskane> Danny: know Shodan?
<EURO> Well hello Danny long time no writing.
<jtanskane> In jerusalem?
<Danny> euro: Is there any other large town in Norway 
   except Oslo?  jtanskane: Shodan???
<jtanskane> In Jerusalem uni. yes?
<EURO> well we have Bergen :-
<Danny> jtanskane: No, Tel-Aviv!
<jtanskane> How big is Bergen?  I see.
<Danny> euro: Ah yes, of course!
<EURO> well Danny so where are you from??
<Danny> euro: Natanya, ISRAEL!
<jtanskane> Danny: Are the bombing destructions fixed up?
<oysteind> help
<jtanskane> help how.  use /help
<EURO> how are things in Israel now, taken the past war 
   situation into to consideration.
<Danny> jtanskane: Most of them!
<jtanskane> Danny: Good to hear!
<Danny> euro: You must know 1 thing about Israel. We have 
   gone through many wars, and though people where a bit 
   shaken up by the bombings, now everything has returned to 
   normal - in a flash!
<oysteind> I'm OK now
<jtanskane> oys: good!  Is the gaza quiet?
<Danny> LogServ: Warst du auch ein anti-Krieg Demonstrant?
<EURO> Danny what is the water situation in Israel now, I 
   know that the Genesaret lake is dwidling.sorry spelling.
<Danny> jtanskane: Well, it's never really quiet. Just 
   Tuesday an arab from gaza murdered 4 elderly women in 
   Jerusalem!  euro: The water situation is improving due to 
   the recent rains. But there is a shortage still, and 
   there's a big dabate going on, wether water prices for 
   farmers should be raised.
<jtanskane> Dd: Are you some kind of personnel of nasa?  
   huhuu Dd!
<EURO> Danny I saw a docmentry program yesterday, about a 
   german man name Shindler, who suposedly saved 1000 from 
   Aushwize,and Matthausen.Have you heard about him??
<Danny> euro: By the way, the lake's real name is Kinerret! 
    euro: No, can't say that I have.
<jtanskane> Is Dd still there?
<oysteind> I don't think Dd is among us now.
<jtanskane> Gotto go.
<oysteind> Gotto go to.
<Danny> bye oysteind!
<EURO> Danny: Secretary Baker is sugests that Israel must 
   leave,West bank,Golan and Gaza.What is the feeling about 
   this??
<oysteind> I'll rewrite it: I gotto go too!!!!!
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   hour behind.
<Danny> euro: Well Israel is divided over that one. The 
   current gouvernment rejects this completely. The opposition 
   - left wing + labor accept this at different degrees. It is 
   a very difficult dilemna!
<Jello> Why is the topic : NORWAY ????  
<JoeCooler> -.-- -.-- --..
<Jello> Heisan!
<jtanskane> joe:where ih "hut."
<JoeCooler> jtanskane; ih?
<jtanskane> is, sorry
<JoeCooler> j; Esbo
<jtanskane> mist{ puhuitte?
<JoeCooler> t{h?, tulin juuri itsekin
<jtanskane> ok.  Is Dd still there?
<Jello> What's up ?
<JoeCooler> Time is. ;-)
<jtanskane> What country "se.".  Dd re!!!  Jello re!  Jello 
   re!  What country "se."?
<Jello> .se = Sweden (but I'm actually sitting in Norway...)
<jtanskane> ok.  Jello: Are you at school or home?
<JoeCooler> is topic still Norway?
<Jello> I',mm at school...
<jtanskane> ho knows
<Jello> Dd : Do you work at NASA ?
<jtanskane> All: Are the comp. rooms open for everyone and 
   using free as here ?  Dd's dead!
<Jello> Joe : Why is Finland so well equipped with machines 
   (anon. FTP, IRC ...)
<jtanskane> Don't ask me!
<Jello> Jt: Our comp. rooms R open for all the pupils at 
   our dep.
<jtanskane> In Norway or Swedwen?
<Cat> Norway?
<Jello> Jt : In Norway...
<jtanskane> About Sweden?
<Jello> Hi Cat! (Trondheim here... :))
<jtanskane> Hi Cat!
<Cat> daemon@lysator.lliu.se.  ?
<Jello> Cat : I'm using a IRC-server in Sweden (NAnny) - 
   'cause that's the only way for me to get onto IRC...
<Cat> The only way for you to use IRC? Why?  Jello - svarte.
   ifi.uio.no is client-open.  And it's in norway.  All you 
   need is a irc-client and internet connection.
<Jello> qCat : Men da maa jeg kompilere en client... ;)
<Cat> Jello: Hvaslags maskin er du paa?
<Jello> Cat : I've got internet... :).  Cat : Que?
<Cat> Maskintype?
<Jello> Intel - 386dx 20Mhz
<Cat> Operativsystem? DOS/NFS?
<Jello> NFS
<Cat> SUN ?
<Jello> Interactive 2.2
<Cat> Interactive Unix SysV?
<Jello> & U ?  Yup!
<Cat> Ah.... med C-kompilator?
<Jello> Ja...
<Cat> Mmm... hvem eier den? :-)
<Jello> TIH...
<Cat> Jeg har en 386/33 som kjoerer under SCO Xenix SysV.  
   TIH... jobber du der?
<Jello> Nei - foersteklassing - hvor er du fra egentlig...
<Cat> Egentlig er jeg fra Narvik. Koplet opp fra Tromsoe, 
   og er i Tromsoe.
<Jello> Jeg er eg. fra Sortland ... :)
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   hour behind.
<Cat> Jello, skal du ha et program av meg som skaffer deg 
   root-aksess?
<Jello> Jeg har det... :)
<Cat> Har du root-aksess?
<Jello> Dersom jeg vil... (enn saa lenge (til bugfixen 
   kommer)...  s/msg cat Gaar du paa siv.ing ?  (join Pipedream
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   hour behind.
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   is one hour behind.
<puu> hi folks.  are there some norwegians again.  
   Norwegians are averywhere!  
   HUHUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU
   UU.  anybody home?
<LogServ> *** Iraqi Time is Thu 14, 19:30, Israel is one 
   hour behind.  *** Iraqi Time is Thu 14, 20:00, Israel is 
   one hour behind.  *** Iraqi Time is Thu 14, 20:30, Israel 
   is one hour behind.  *** Iraqi Time is Thu 14, 21:00, 
   Israel is one hour behind.
<siberon> who is in there
<pex> hi.  hei do
<arnie> hi people!
<LogServ> *** Iraqi Time is Thu 14, 22:00, Israel is one 
   hour behind.
<ork> hello.  hello.  hello].  hello.  hello.  hello
<Magician> hi everybody :)
<ork> only me
<Magician> hi ork
<Optimus> Large BREASTS?
<ork> how r u.  hi opt.  hi morris
<morris> hello
<ork> the cat?
<Optimus> hi morris,ork
<Magician> hi morris.  what's happend with the conversation?
     bye :(
<rmikosh> what's new/
<d> h
<Magician> hi everybody :)
<LogServ> *** Iraqi Time is Thu 14, 23:00, Israel is one 
   hour behind.
<DoviG> hi.
<Doron> dd you out there.  cd`
<gentle> heelo.  index
<LogServ> *** Iraqi Time is Fri 15, 00:00, Israel is one 
   hour behind.  *** Iraqi Time is Fri 15, 00:30, Israel is 
   one hour behind.  *** Iraqi Time is Fri 15, 01:00, Israel 
   is one hour behind.  *** Iraqi Time is Fri 15, 02:00, 
   Israel is one hour behind.
<lynx> .......
<LogServ> *** Iraqi Time is Fri 15, 03:00, Israel is one 
   hour behind.  *** Iraqi Time is Fri 15, 03:30, Israel is 
   one hour behind.
<Ellen> a.  Hi
<LogServ> *** Iraqi Time is Fri 15, 04:00, Israel is one 
   hour behind.  *** Iraqi Time is Fri 15, 04:30, Israel is 
   one hour behind.  *** Iraqi Time is Fri 15, 05:00, Israel 
   is one hour behind.
<reck> clear
<LogServ> *** Iraqi Time is Fri 15, 05:30, Israel is one 
   hour behind.  *** Iraqi Time is Fri 15, 06:00, Israel is 
   one hour behind.
<CIA>
<LogServ> *** Iraqi Time is Fri 15, 07:00, Israel is one 
   hour behind.  *** Iraqi Time is Fri 15, 07:30, Israel is 
   one hour behind.  *** Iraqi Time is Fri 15, 08:00, Israel 
   is one hour behind.  *** Iraqi Time is Fri 15, 08:30, 
   Israel is one hour behind.  *** Iraqi Time is Fri 15, 09:00,
    Israel is one hour behind.  *** Iraqi Time is Fri 15, 10:
   00, Israel is one hour behind.
#shawn# anyone know much about Hyper-cubes?
<LogServ> *** Iraqi Time is Fri 15, 11:00, Israel is one 
   hour behind.  *** Iraqi Time is Fri 15, 12:00, Israel is 
   one hour behind.  *** Iraqi Time is Fri 15, 12:30, Israel 
   is one hour behind.  *** Iraqi Time is Fri 15, 13:00, 
   Israel is one hour behind.  *** Iraqi Time is Fri 15, 14:00,
    Israel is one hour behind.
