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 >>I think it's like a miniature slashdot effect.
 >>C.L.A. mentions the site, and their server can't
 >>handle the sudden flood (of twenty-five people).

> No, this is an issue that Dr. Paus has mentioned befor in this forum -- the
> .mil sites deny access to certain foreign IP addresses.

I can believe that.

On the other hand, almost every time
I try to follow an STSC reference in CLA,
(from my Indiana worksite, through
a proxy in Boston, Dallas, or Los Angeles),
it fails.  It usually works the next day.