Computer underground Digest    Sun  Jan 30 1994   Volume 6 : Issue 11
                           ISSN  1004-042X

       Editors: Jim Thomas and Gordon Meyer (TK0JUT2@NIU.BITNET)
       Archivist: Brendan Kehoe (Improving each day)
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                          Ralph Sims / Jyrki Kuoppala
                          Ian Dickinson
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CONTENTS, #6.11 (Jan 30 1994)
File 1--Brendan Update and his "thanks"
File 2--Changes in SUBBING/UNSUBBING to CuD
File 3--CuD -- The "SECRET LIST" and other listserv information
File 4--Policy on Distributing CuDs
File 5--cDc GD Update #14
File 6--CPSR--not so bad after all
File 7--Soliciting Articles for New Journal
File 8--Leading Cryptologists Oppose Clipper
File 9--1994-01-26 Irving Testimony on Telecommunications Legislation

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Date: Sat, 29 Jan 94 21:09:22 PST
From: smlieu@CYGNUS.COM(Sun Ming Lieu)
Subject: File 1--Brendan Update and his "thanks"

((MODERATORS' NOTE: The following update on Brendan Kehoe, author of
ZEN AND THE ART OF THE INTERNET, CuD ftp archmeister, and
cyberdenizen, is great news. We've also received two posts from him,
and he sends along "THANKS" for all the posts.  We mailed off the
collection of e-wishes this week, and thanks to all those who
contributed)).

Brendan continues to make phenomenal progress in the last few days.
His neurologist says that she has not seen a case like this in 12
years of practice.

The hospital is letting Brendan out on extended passes, and so he has
been visiting the hotel where his mother and brother are staying,
eating out, and other outings.  He will be moving to the Spaulding
Center at Mass General in Boston on Tuesday (Feb 1).  The injury to
his ear was not as serious as originally expected - he can hear from
it and it is okay for him to fly.

I talked with Brendan for about 10 minutes by phone today.  He and
Jeff sprung it on me when Jeff called and was I surprised!  Brendan
just came on the line saying "This friend of mine who is working in
California thinks you would like to talk to me" and started to talk up
a storm.  He's been reading his mail and kept talking about how much
g++ traffic there has been and how eager he is to go back to work.  He
sounded happy and excited.  We talked about the weather in
Philadelphia, flying first class, living closer to the office so he
wouldn't have to commute from Santa Cruz, the earthquake in Southern
California, and so on...

Brendan wants to be done with the 2-3 weeks in Spaulding and be back
in California as soon as possible - he says end of February, although
everyone is telling him to hold his horses and not count on it quite
so soon.  Does he know something we don't?

Sun Ming


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