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RE: Al'Qaeda's fantasy ideology: Policy Review no. 114
From fork-admin@xent.com  Mon Aug 19 11:05:59 2002

I thought the mounds were along the southern Mississipi -- and the
operating theory is that the diseases spread ahead of white explorers
and got them before the whites even showed up.
> >>>>> "R" == Robert Harley <harley@argote.ch> writes:
>     R> Well IIRC, Cortez arrived in 1519, and DeSoto was born circa
> Ah, I suppose so. If it wasn't DeSoto ... then who was it that landed
> in Southern Florida to be greeted by great cities of millions of
> mound-dwellers who had completely vanished by the time Cortez arrived

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From fork-admin@xent.com  Mon Aug 19 11:06:04 2002

sprint, if you haven't seen the marketing yet, is 1st to US market w/postwap
mobile data svc.  to me, there is nada more interesting and impactful going
down in the tech world than mobile visual communications.. and yet no one
seems to give much of a damn that right now that 2 persons can take photos
and share them instantly across space.  this is one of the biggest - and
last - fundamental changes in human communications.  will be as big as the
browser.
http://www.pcsvision.com/pictures.html
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