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From rssfeeds@jmason.org  Sun Oct  6 22:54:42 2002

Will the last person to leave the Tory party please turn out the light? *Rachel
Cooke* scours the land looking for Conservative voters. Quizzes[1] | Crossword
[2] | Interactive guides[3] | Steve Bell[4] | Weblog[5] *Other news and comment

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From rssfeeds@jmason.org  Sun Oct  6 22:54:44 2002

Glenn Fleishman's written an open letter to the Infoworld writer who published
an hysterical ambivalent article[1] about warchalking:
The only place I hear about these stories on warchalking that relate to
stealing access from open, but not shared APs -- accidentally shared, I
suppose is accurate -- is via law enforcement without any specific
locations mentioned, arrests made, or even photos of the offending marks.