From: Randy Antler <randy@pilot.com>
Date: Thu, 19 May 94 18:03:57 PDT
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Subject: Sternlight's attack on 2.3a
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Date: Thu, 19 May 1994 16:09:10 -0700 (PDT)
From: Brian Beker <beker@netcom.com>
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Subject: Sternlight's attack on 2.3a
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>From netcom.com!strnlght Thu May 19 15:17:42 1994
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From: strnlght@netcom.com (David Sternlight)
Subject: Re: David Sternlight's Slurs About Folks With "2.3a" Keys
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Reply-To: david@sternlight.com (David Sternlight)
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By publishing a private e-mail, both beker and Johnson are in violation of
my copyright in that message, since it was a private communication and no
permission was given to republish.

Thus beker has now committed a new violation of his netcom agreement, and
Johnson shows he has bad judgement. What's more, by trying to make what
should be a private matter, to be decided by netcom based on their own
rules, into a public cause celebre, and by writing to netcom as Johnson did
to intervene in a private matter, he has made the situation worse for beker,
not better.

Netcom is perfectly capable of telling me to go peddle my papers if I'm
wrong.
David Sternlight writes:
> [...]
> Complaining against another user to netcom is with netcom's rules.
> 

> I am, of course, content to rely on netcom's decision in these two matters.
> The behavior of officious intermeddlers like Johnson speaks for itself.

Talk about the pot calling the kettle black!!!  I wish this man would overdose  
on whatever medication he must be taking.   Or...perhaps he already has!


P.S. Sternlight breaks down into a rather amusing number of combinations if you  
take it as "stern" and "light."  For example:

stern  ->  rump
light  ->  intense

Make up your own using the definitions below!
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1stern \'stern\ adj
[ME sterne, fr. OE styrne; akin to OE starian to stare]
(bef. 12c)
1a: having a definite hardness or severity of nature or manner: AUSTERE
b: expressive of severe dispeasure: HARSH
2: forbidding or gloomy in appearance
3: INEXORABLE stern necessity
4: STURDY, STOUT a stern resolve
syn see SEVERE 

 sternly adv 

 sternness \'stern-nes\ n 


2stern n
[ME, rudder, prob. of Scand origin; akin to ON stjorn act of steering; akin to  
OE steran to steer  more at STEER]
(14c)
1: the rear end of a boat
2: a hinder or rear part: the last or latter part 


 Biographical Names:

Stern \'stern\ Isaac 1920-    Am. (Russ.-born) violinist 


Stern Otto 1888-1969 Am. (Ger.-born) physicist 


 Thesaurus:

stern  adj
   syn    SEVERE 1, ascetic, astringent, austere, mortified 

   rel    grim, implacable, unrelenting; inexorable, inflexible
   ant    lenient, soft
||stern  n
   syn    BUTTOCKS, backside, beam, behind, bottom, ||butt, ||can, derriere,  
rump, tail
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1light \'lt\ n
[ME, fr. OE leoht; akin to OHG lioht light, L luc-, lux light, lucere to  
shine, Gk leukos white]
(bef. 12c)
1a: something that makes vision possible
b: the sensation aroused by stimulation of the visual receptors: BRIGHTNESS
c: an electromagnetic radiation in the wavelength range including infrared,  
visible, ultraviolet, and X rays and traveling in a vacuum with a speed of  
about 186,281 miles per second; specif: the part of this range that is visible  
to the human eye
2a: DAYLIGHT
b: DAWN
3: a source of light: as
a: a celestial body
b: CANDLE
c: an electric light
4 archaic: SIGHT 4a
5a: spiritual illumination
b: INNER LIGHT
c: ENLIGHTENMENT
d: TRUTH
6a: public knowledge facts brought to light
b: a particular aspect or appearance presented to view now saw the matter in a  
different light
7: a particular illumination
8: something that enlightens or informs he shed some light on the problem
9: a medium (as a window or windowpane) through which light is admitted
10 pl: a set of principles, standards, or opinions worship according to one's  
lights Adrienne Koch
11: a noteworthy person in a particular place or field: LUMINARY
12: a particular expression of the eye
13a: LIGHTHOUSE, BEACON
b (1): TRAFFIC SIGNAL
 (2): a green traffic light
14: the representation of light in art
15: a flame for lighting something
 in the light of
1: from the point of view of
2 or in light of: in view of 


2light adj
(bef. 12c)
1: having light: BRIGHT a light airy room
2a: not dark, intense, or swarthy in color or coloring: PALE
b of colors: medium in saturation and high in lightness light blue
3 of coffee: served with extra milk or cream 


3light vb  lighted or lit \'lit\; lighting vi
(bef. 12c)
1: to become light: BRIGHTEN  usu. used with up her face lit up
2: to take fire
3: to ignite something (as a cigarette)  often used with up
~ vt
1: to set fire to
2a: to conduct with a light: GUIDE
b: ILLUMINATE rockets light up the sky
c: ANIMATE, BRIGHTEN a smile lit up her face 


4light adj
[ME, fr. OE leoht; akin to OHG lhti light, L levi, Gk elachys small]
(bef. 12c)
1a: having little weight: not heavy
b: designed to carry a comparatively small load  a light truck
c: having relatively little weight in proportion to bulk aluminum is a light  
metal
d: containing less than the legal, standard, or usual weight a light coin
2a: of little importance: TRIVIAL
b: not abundant: SCANTY light rain
3a: easily disturbed a light sleeper
b: exerting a minimum of force or pressure: GENTLE a light touch
c: resulting from a very slight pressure: FAINT light print
4a: easily endurable a light illness
b: requiring little effort light work
5: capable of moving swiftly or nimbly light on his feet
6a: FRIVOLOUS light conduct
b: lacking in stability: CHANGEABLE light opinions
c: sexually promiscuous
7: free from care: CHEERFUL
8: intended chiefly to entertain light verse light comedy
9a: having a comparatively low alcoholic content light wines
b: having a relatively mild flavor
10a: easily digested  a light soup
b: well leavened  a light crust
11: lightly armed or equipped light cavalry
12: coarse and sandy or easily pulverized light soil
13: DIZZY, GIDDY felt light in the head
14a: carrying little or no cargo the ship returned light
b: producing goods for direct consumption by the consumer light industry
15: not bearing a stress or accent a light syllable
16: having a clear soft quality a light voice
17: being in debt to the pot in a poker game three chips light
 syn see EASY 

 lightish \-ish\ adj 


5light adv
(bef. 12c)
1: LIGHTLY
2: with little baggage travel light 


6light vi  lighted or lit \'lit\; lighting
[ME lighten, fr. OE lhtan; akin to OE leoht light in weight]
(bef. 12c)
1: DISMOUNT
2: SETTLE, ALIGHT a bird lit on the lawn
3: to fall unexpectedly
4: to arrive by chance: HAPPEN lit upon a solution
 light into: to attack forcefully  I lit into that food until I'd finished  
off the heel of the loaf Helen Eustis   


 Thesaurus:

light  n
   syn    DAWN 1, aurora, cockcrow, cockcrowing, dawning, daybreak, daylight,  
morn, morning, sunrise
light  adj
   syn    FAIR 3, blond
light  vb
1      to cause something to start burning  lighted the fuse on the dynamite
   syn    enkindle, fire, ignite, inflame, kindle
   con    douse, ||dout, put out, quench, snuff; damp (down), smother, stamp  
(out)
   ant    extinguish
2  syn    ILLUMINATE 1, illume, illumine, lighten
light  adj
1      having little weight  the package was light
   syn    featherlight, featherweight, imponderous, lightweight, unheavy,  
weightless 

   rel    inconsequential, trifling, trivial; little, petty, small; flimsy,  
meager, slender, slight 

   idiom  light as a feather
   con    bulky, burdensome, cumbersome, huge, massive, overweight, ponderous,  
portl, unwieldy, weighty
   ant    heavy
2  syn    EASY 1, effortless, facie, royal, simple, smooth, untroublesome
   ant    arduous
3  syn    FAST 7, easy, loose, ||riggish, unchaste, wanton, whorish
4  syn    GIDDY 1, bird-witted, dizzy, empty-headed, featherbrained, flighty,  
frivolous, harebrained, rattlebrained, skittish
5  syn    LITTLE 3, casual, inconsiderable, insignificant, minor, petty,  
shoestring, small-beer, trivial, unimportant
6  syn    DIZZY 2, giddy, light-headed, swimming, swimmy, vertiginous
light  vb
1  syn    ALIGHT, land, perch, roost, set down, settle, sit down, touch down
2  syn    HAPPEN 2, bump, chance, hit, luck, meet, stumble, tumble


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