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From: Ted Dennison <dennison@telepath.com>
Subject: Re: Ada and QNX
Date: 2000/10/18
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In article <39ECE5C1.918BCF3B@motorola.com>,
  Igor Kovalenko <Igor.Kovalenko@motorola.com> wrote:
> I did not mean for him to 'count trees'. I lived and worked there
> (east side of Baikal lake) and that had its bright moments. In
> reasonable dozes yes, it might be good for mind integrity. I have to

Ahhh. I take back my joke then. Lake Baikal is supposed to be beautiful.
It used to be the cleanest freshwater lake in the world. I think it
holds something like 1/5th of all the freshwater in the world.

You have to realize that in the US (and possibly western Europe too, I
don't know) "Sibera" is known primarily as the place dissedents got sent
to work in Soviet prison camps. Even for those of us who realize it is a
very large and diverse area, the first image that comes to mind is
prisoners working with pick-axes in a snowstorm.

I'm sure'll get better eventually.

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T.E.D.

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