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| 886.2 | ??? | CSG001::MCCONNELL | | Thu Oct 13 1988 12:34 | 6 |
| Lenny,
Who is the SAMURAI writer???
Steve
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| 886.3 | i stepped in some shint-o | USACSB::OPERATOR_CB | DO WHAT THOU WILT | Fri Oct 14 1988 08:51 | 6 |
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RE: .2
I'm not sure but maybe someone should introduce him to Harry Carry?
Craig, ;-)
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| 886.4 | (I can answer *that* question) | FHQ::OGILVIE | The EYES have it! | Fri Oct 14 1988 12:36 | 9 |
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re: .2
If I may be so bold and also a very close friend of Len's, in answer
to your question: Len *IS* Samurai_Writer, as was John Belushi
Samurai_anything_he_wanted_to_be !!
Cheryl
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| 886.5 | a caution and a reminder | VITAL::KEEFE | Bill Keefe - 223-1837 - MLO21-4 | Mon Oct 24 1988 15:02 | 23 |
| We (the moderators) are all too painfully aware that some very well-inten-
tioned actions may have less than desirable consequences. With regards to
note 886.1 such a situation existed in that Lenny is no longer employed
by Digital.
Digital Information Systems Policy section 6.14 states in part:
"Under no circumstances will any person not employed by Digital be allowed
^^^^^^^^^^^^
access to the account of any other person or group."
Note 886.1 has been deleted by the moderators after contacting the owner
of the account, discussing the situation and with their consent and
support. The base note 886.0 is an acceptable way of passing along
greetings from a (now) outside person. We remind others not to allow
access to their accounts by non-employees or former employees.
If you have any questions, please contact either myself or Steve Kallis.
Regards,
Bill Keefe and Steve Kallis Jr.
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| 886.6 | DEJAVU was important in their lives, too. | MISERY::WARD_FR | Going HOME--as an Adventurer | Mon Jul 10 1989 14:18 | 11 |
| Len Bucuvalas and Cheryl Ogilvie are presently living in Pleasant Hill,
California. Saturday they came to visit my girlfriend, Dana, and
me at Dana's home in Sonoma. Len no longer works for Digital and
Cheryl is about to start a non-Digital job, as well, and both are
doing fine. It was nice to meet a couple of the people whom I had
previously only known by these writings. I think we all had a very
good time. In the future they may wish to pass on further messages
but for now I was only instructed to say "Hi!" to everyone from them.
Frederick
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