December 2003 - cypherpunks-legacy

BruteSSL: WTF? 0c2b-cf7a NOACK 0c2b 50000 Joe Thomas <jthomas@ogi.com>
by jered＠MIT.EDU 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

It appears that Joe Thomas <jthomas(a)ogi.com> has more or less locked (until things start getting reassigned) most of the keyspace. Even if he had a MasPar, it would still take him more than 2 days to check this space. Does anyone know what the deal with this is? A simple error? A malicious attack? (I think that the SKSP is far to insecure to be effective....I could falsely ACK parts of the keyspace if I wanted to be mean.) An NSA agent who will check that keyspace and return the results in the next hour? --Jered jered(a)mit.edu

1 0

New Non-Remailer Announcement
by NO Remailer 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

ANNOUNCEMENT: "NO Remailer" Still Doesn't Work! ----------------------------------------------- Doesn't work, and probably never will... It is unlikely that attempts to get my drinking under control are going to be any more successful in the future than they have in the past, so the "NO Remailer" will never likely be of any use to those who wish to send anonymous email. However, if you are an impulsive person who is continuously sending out anonymous email that only comes back to haunt you and get you into trouble, then perhaps you should use the "NO Remailer." That way, you will get the satisfaction of sending the email, but will not suffer the consequences of it actually being delivered. Also, since our email often bounces when we are behind on payments to our ISP, you will get an opportunity to review your attempts at sending anonymous email, thus helping you to notice the really stupid things you say and do (such as including your .sig line in the nasty letter to your boss). In short, the "NO Remailer" is perfect for those whose lives are a mess and/or who are as big a loser as the "NO Remailer" operator.

1 0

Hello There
by whynotu＠NaturalInstincts.com 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

Please accept our apology if this was sent to you in error! If we have by mistake, please see removal instructions below. ============================================================= Dear Friend: We know how frustrating it is for most Online Marketers. You try and try, and just don't seem to get anywhere. And by anywhere, we mean...Make Money! You see, we've discovered a few secrets that we're going to share with you. Other people who already have this report found it helpful to print it out, sit back and read it, and spend a little time letting all of the ideas sort of sink in. We assure you, if you'll take just a few minutes to really concentrate on what we've given you here, you'll find this invaluable and worth tens of thousands of dollars (or more) to you. Anyway, that's all for now...print it out, spend a few minutes with it and look it over. But first, let me tell you a little story... Right now there are over forty million people surfing the Internet. By the year 2000, that figure is expected to more than double. With so many people using the Internet, smart "net"repreneur's are taking advantage of what this new (in terms of true commercial application) and exciting medium has to offer. The Internet presents one of the best ways to make money that has ever been introduced. On any given day you have the opportunity to reach more people than most cities have population wise. This is the reason so many businesses are scrambling to make their presence known on the Internet. Being "online" offers a person the ability to reach multitudes of people from all over the world. It also offers, to those who know how, THE ABILITY TO MAKE EXCELLENT MONEY. And we do mean excellent money!!! CONSIDER THIS POSSIBILITY: You wake up in the morning and you put on a pot of coffee. As you sip on your cup of hot "brew" you saunter over and turn your computer on. Then, as your monitor glows from dim to bright, you find that you have inquiries from all sorts of people requesting what you have to offer. Later, after you have finished reading your inquiries, you stroll out to your mailbox. You find it is filled with letters from people from all across the world! What's even better though, is that the letters are FILLED WITH MONEY; cash, checks, and money orders. Then, after tallying up the totals, you find that you have made anywhere between $200 to $1,000 and it isn't even one o'clock in the afternoon. Think of it: NO boss, NO traffic, and NO annoying Co-workers. Wouldn't it feel great to wake up in the morning knowing you were going to be making excellent money but didn't have to leave your house to do it!?! Wouldn't your life be far less complicated? The truth is, you can also be one of those who become financially independent via the Internet. AND THE BEST PART IS...IT DOESN'T REQUIRE A LOT OF MONEY!! What it does require is the knowledge of how, what, and where to do it. And that is where we can help. We can provide you with the knowledge of how to begin earning substantial income from your computer via the "information superhighway". And just so you know- THIS IS NOT A MLM, AND NO YOU DON'T WORK FOR US! YOU DO WHATEVER YOU CHOOSE! We just provide you with the information of how to make MONEY online. Even if you are unsure as to what to do, we will provide you with ideas for the some of the best online businesses and the secrets of bulk emailing. Throughout a year of trial and error, we have found the best tools to begin a successful money making Internet business. We will show you how to start with very little money and yet achieve maximum results. Our information includes suggestions on some of the best places you should be investing your money as well as how to get the most impact for your dollar. The report provides you with information crucial to your future business growth as an "online" company. We will provide you with a number of the critical tools you need to begin a highly profitable business from your own computer. This is a wonderful opportunity, we urge you to take advantage of it. You won't find too many people that will give away ALL of their secrets!! The majority of the people today, who are rich, have copied what someone else is or has been doing. That is what we are offering you now--a chance to copy our success!! It is very easy and we ARE for REAL! Sound too good to be true? That's what others have said. That is, until they Received their kit and saw for themselves just how easy it is to make money On the net! Hi NI, I received your report and free bonuses last Saturday and wanted to congratulate you on a job well done. I read through your report "How To Profit From The Internet" and I'm very impressed. I have bought other books and manuals about Online Marketing, Direct Marketing, E-mail, Mail Order, etc. Yours is the only one that explains the subject in a easy to understand language. I finally found the secrets I've been looking for. Once again, Great Job! Sincerely, John Strand - Satisfied Customer My late father always told me, "remember, Michele, there is no free lunch in life. You get out of life what you put into it." Through trial and error and a somewhat slow frustrating start, I purchased your report and finally figured out how to start a very profitable business from my home. Your report is great, you give the average person the tools and secrets to succeed. I know my dad would have been very proud of me. I can't thank you enough =) Michele B from Oregon Here's a little more incentive to check this out ~IF YOU ORDER WITHIN 3 DAYS~ We will send you: ****FREE $400 Bulk e-mail Software**** ****FREE $200 Check by phone, fax, email Software**** ****FREE $10 Calling Card**** ----PLUS---- We will send you a list of over 100 major search engines ready to surf on the Internet or to place a free link to your web page. And that's not all! Also, you will receive a list of 98 of the best inexpensive newspapers to advertise in. The list is complete with papers name, city, phone number, circulation and frequency (Daily or Weekly). Some advertisers are selling this bonus for $49.95. Imagine what a great offering we are giving you for FREE! And that's not all, we will also include with our report "How To Write A Great E-mail Ad "! You will find that this report by itself is worth thousands of dollars to you. These bonuses alone are worth several times the cost of the report. Are we nuts? No, it just shows how confident we are that you'll be delighted with the information you'll have...just like the others who are already using the information and making money. You will be suprised how quickly you can be earning money on the Internet! So, if you are seriously interested in learning how to acquire wealth by being online, ACT NOW!! Send $29.97 cash, check, money order or credit card information to: Natural Instincts 4676 Commercial St. SE Suite 201 Salem, Oregon 97302 Please print out the order form and mail it along with your payment. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ORDER FORM Yes, I'd like to get started immediately. Please send me "How To Profit From The Internet", and my FREE bonuses today! NAME______________________________________________________ ADDRESS___________________________________________________ CITY_______________________ STATE__________ ZIP__________ Deliver "How to Profit from the Internet" to the following email address: E-MAIL ADDRESS____________________________________________ Please check one of the following: ( ) I'm ordering within 3 days, please send my FREE software, $10.00 calling card and "How To Profit From The Internet" for the unbelievable low price of $29.97 today. ( ) I'm not ordering within the first 3 days of receiving this letter, so I agree to pay the full price of $49.97 and wish to only receive your report "How To Profit >From The Internet". Payment Method: [ ] Check (Checks will take an additional 7 days for processing) [ ] Cash [ ] Money Order ( ) Credit Card (note: we accept all credit cards and check/debit cards) Name of Credit Card _____________________________ Name as it appears on Card: _________________________________ Card Number: __________________________________ Expiration Date: _____ / _____ Signature of Card Holder _________________________ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ THE MARKET IS HERE - TODAY! TAKE ADVANTAGE OF IT!!!!! After you receive your report, I'll answer any questions time permits via email. I'm looking forward to helping you succeed in your new business! _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Thanks for your order, and best regards! /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// This Message was Composed using Extractor Pro E-Mail Software. If you wish to be removed from our future mailings, please reply with the subject "Remove" and this software will automatically block you from our future mailings. Thank you. ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

1 0

Canada's Entrust does end-run around ITAR
by Vladimir Z. Nuri 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

------- Forwarded Message Date: Fri, 01 Aug 1997 18:13:20 -0700 From: kalliste(a)aci.net (J. Orlin Grabbe) To: snetnews(a)world.std.com Subject: SNET: [Fwd: Another torpedo slams into Clinton crypto policy] - -> SearchNet's SNETNEWS Mailing List Path: news.alt.net!news1.alt.net!news-chi-13.sprintlink.net!news-east.sprintlink.net!news-dc-26.sprintlink.net!news-peer.sprintlink.net!news-pull.sprintlink.net!news-in-east.sprintlink.net!news.sprintlink.net!Sprint!205.185.79.4!zdc!super.zippo.com!lotsanews.com!szdc!newsp.zippo.com!news1 From: jqp(a)globaldialog.com Newsgroups: alt.current-events.clinton.whitewater,alt.politics.clinton Subject: Another torpedo slams into Clinton crypto policy Date: Fri, 01 Aug 1997 00:21:25 -0500 Organization: None Message-ID: <33E17255.18BB(a)globaldialog.com> Reply-To: jqp(a)globaldialog.com Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Mailer: Mozilla 3.0Gold (Win95; I) Xref: news.alt.net alt.current-events.clinton.whitewater:189839 alt.politics.clinton:338125 NY Times August 1, 1997 Canadian Product Puts New Spin on Encryption Debate By PETER WAYNER Canadian company's recent release of a new encryption product and subsequent announcement that it had received a license from Canada to export the product has surprised many companies and U.S. officials. The release was startling because the United States and Canada historically regulated the encryption- exporting issue in synchrony. The company, Entrust Technologies Ltd., released a free version of its Entrust/Solo software on Tuesday, and announced that they had received a license from the Canadian government to export it to almost all of the world. - -=- [TABLE] -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= THE MOVE BY ENTRUST SEEMS TO EXPLOIT A DIFFERENCE IN THE REGULATIONS BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA. - -=- [TABLE] -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= This decision by Canada could signal a major rift developing between two allies over an issue that is becoming increasingly important to the computer software industry. In fact, the move seemed to startle the [*]Bureau of Export Affairs at the U.S. Department of Commerce. James Lewis, director of strategic trade at the bureau, would only issue a one-sentence statement through a spokeswoman: "This is under review as a potential enforcement matter." He offered no insight into which American laws were being violated. Shauna White, a spokeswoman for the company, said "We believe we are in full compliance with all the Canadian laws that apply." In the past, the United States and Canada enforced their encryption regulations with such cooperation that most controlled products are shipped in boxes announcing, "For U.S. and Canada only." The U.S. government was certain that Canadian regulations would block anyone from shipping the product out of Canada. Those regulations are still in place and there has been no change in the effect on products built in the United States. Programs written by Canadians, however, are another matter. Entrust was able to qualify for a license because their software contained what John Ryan, the company president and chief executive, said was "100 percent Canadian content." That is, it was developed in Canada by Canadian citizens. Entrust Technologies Inc. was spun off on Jan. 2, 1997, from Nortel (Northern Telecom) after Nortel developed the Entrust product. Entrust Technologies Inc. is based in Dallas, but most of the development work is done in Ottawa, Ontario, where the Canadian subsidiary, Entrust Technologies Ltd. has its offices. Ryan, for instance, is a Canadian citizen. The move by Entrust seems to exploit a difference in the regulations between the United States and Canada. Both countries are members of the Wassenar Arrangement on Arms Export Controls, a set of loosely controlled rules that took the place of Cold War- era regulations designed to reign in conventional arms and dual-use technologies. The arrangement regulates the export of encryption software but provided an exemption for general- use software that was freely available through either the public domain or widespread public channels like stores. Ryan explained: "Many countries have chosen to 'to turn that part off.' Canada has not chosen to turn that part off." The existence of this regulatory difference may have come as a surprise to many people in the United States because the Canadian software industry has not yet produced a top-rank international competitor. The academic computer science departments at colleges like the University of Toronto are first rate, but there are no companies with the same public presence as Microsoft or IBM. But Entrust Technology's emergence shows how quickly the public perception can become obsolete in the swiftly moving world of technology. The company is clearly hoping that its free version of the Entrust/Solo software will build acceptance for the commercial versions, which are also freely exportable. Many other companies follow the same strategy of releasing free versions to the public in order to publicize the commercial versions, which usually come with more features. Entrust allows people to download free copies of Entrust/Solo for personal use from their Web site, but they block requests from seven restricted countries: Libya, Iran, Iraq, Cuba, Angola, Syria and North Korea. France and Singapore are also blocked because they have restrictions on the import of technology. Entrust is already in heavy competition against a U.S. company, [*]Pretty Good Privacy Inc., which is circulating a free version of its encryption package, PGP 5.0. This version is available for home and non-commercial use without charge. The software, however, was developed in the United States and can't be exported without a license. The company has worked closely with the U.S. Commerce Department to smooth licenses for major U.S. companies seeking to use the software with their subsidiaries, but an individual license must still be granted in each case. Kelly Huebner Blough, director of government relations for Pretty Good Privacy, said: "Well, of course we would like the U.S. to license exports more liberally. Most of the other countries in the world license encryption software more freely. They may have strong policies on the books, but when it comes to implementation, the U.S. is the most restrictive." - -=- [TABLE] -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= ALL OF THE MAJOR SOFTWARE COMPANIES LIKE MICROSOFT, IBM AND SUN CONTINUE TO PRESS THE U.S. GOVERNMENT FOR RELIEF OF THE EXPORT CONTROL LAWS, ARGUING THAT BETTER AND BETTER SOFTWARE IS EMERGING THROUGHOUT THE WORLD. - -=- [TABLE] -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Other companies will also be feeling the pressure. Ray Ozzie, the president of Iris, the developer of Lotus Notes, which is now owned by IBM, said: "This is further proof that easy-to-use, high-grade encryption products are available worldwide, and that U.S. companies continue to be at a disadvantage in the world marketplace. U.S. policy needs to change in order to take these realities into account." One of the most vexing parts of the regulatory equation involves unraveling whether the U.S. government can exert any pressure on Entrust Technologies Ltd. through its U.S.-based corporate parent, Entrust Technologies Inc. The current version of the regulations restrict U.S. companies from providing "technical assistance" to their foreign companies--a rule that would seemingly not apply to a product developed completely by Canadians. Earlier drafts were more vague and seemed to target any relationship or aid, but the final version focused on technical assistance. Companies with close relationships with the U.S. government are still circumspect. Steve Walker, president of the Glenwood, Md.-based [*]Trusted Information Systems, works closely with the Commerce Department to seek approval for all of its work done in Europe. They ask for a license for all of the software being developed by their subsidiary in Britain. "We've tried to be very careful about this, perhaps more careful about it than we need to be," Walker said and then pointed out, "We're getting approval." [*]Sun Microsystems is pursuing a strategy with a different corporate structure. The company bought a minority stake in a Russian network software company in 1993 and recently asked them to develop encryption software for the world market. The deal is undergoing scrutiny from the U.S. Department of Commerce, but no announcement has been made about the resolution. Sun announced that they hope to ship the software on August 15. Still, the range of a government is hard to measure. Greg Katsas, a lawyer in the Washington office of Jones, Day, Reavis, and Pogue, said: "Generally, the rules of jurisdiction of the place of incorporation apply, but there are cases where U.S. law reaches outside the boundaries. For instance, anti-trust law can cover acts done outside the U.S. intended to have an impact inside the U.S." All of the major software companies like Microsoft, IBM and Sun continue to press the U.S. government for relief of the export control laws, arguing that better and better software is emerging throughout the world. In the House of Representatives, legislation sponsored by Representative Bob Goodlatte, a Republican from Virginia, to liberalize export laws has found wide support, while similar legislation in the Senate has died. One of the major initiatives offered by the Clinton administration would ease export licenses for software that made it possible for law enforcement officials to obtain the software's keys with a court order. They propose lifting the restrictions for exporting the software using 56-bit keys with DES. A number of businesses have joined together what they call the Key Recovery Alliance to help negotiate with the government about the final implementation of this plan. Most major software vendors, including Entrust and Sun, are part of the alliance. While the companies are committed to producing software that helps recover encryption keys in emergencies, there is a great deal of debate about how this will be carried out. Entrust's product for office groups does offer key recovery, but it is a far cry from what the U.S. government would like to see implemented. Copies of the keys are only stored on the hard disk of the employee responsible for overseeing the network. There is no capability right now for interfacing with trusted third parties who would serve as recovery agents for the police. Still, Entrust also seems to be working to meet U.S. regulations. Their enterprise-wide system for larger companies has been granted a license for U.S. export even though it uses 56-bit keys. This license was recently granted as part of the United States' push for key recovery. It signifies that the U.S. Commerce Department felt that Entrust was moving toward compliance with the policy of smoothing access for the police. In two years, Entrust may integrate their key recovery system with licensed recovery agents or it could face losing its U.S. license. In the long run, this strategy continues to receive heavy resistance. While many businesses welcome key-recovery solutions for internal use, they seem to resist making it too easy for the police to access their documents. Corporations, after all, can be found guilty as well. The same rules apply to countries, which are finding themselves in an increasingly brutal worldwide competition for dominance. Countries with the most liberal export laws may be rewarded with a strong fraction of the market share and this is the crucial time when the decisions about product acceptance are being decided. Many MIS managers may choose Entrust's products simply because they don't need to fill out forms with the U.S. government in order to supply it to all of their foreign subsidiaries. Andrew Csinger is the President of Xcert, a Vancouver- based Canadian software company that manufactures encryption technology used for certification authorities. He expects that any difference between U.S. and Canadian encryption laws will be short-lived. "I think that market pressures are going to force the U.S. administration to respond more quickly, " he said. "In reality, cryptography is widely available throughout the world." Copyright 1997 The New York Times Company - -> Send "subscribe snetnews " to majordomo(a)world.std.com - -> Posted by: kalliste(a)aci.net (J. Orlin Grabbe) ------- End of Forwarded Message

2 1

thanks...
by Joichi Ito 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

Thanks to everyone who sent me information about Key Recovery. FYI, I gave a fairly objective update on the current status of the bills being debated in the US, distributed the Walsh Report (missing some paragraphs) and reviewed John Davidson's comments on the report, distributed and reviewed "The Risks of Key Recover, Key Escrow and Trusted Third-Party Encryption", distributed and reviewed most of the material written by Carl Ellison, reviewed the recent letter from Janet Reno to Congress, distributed Whit Diffie's May '93 testimony on Clipper, and finished by distributing materials from the TIS site, in particular going over RecoverKey. I can't tell you about any of the other stuff that is currently being presented in the study group, but once the report becomes public, I will try to get an English version up on the Net. It should end up being the Japanese National Poice Agency's official position on Key Escrow, Certification Authorities, and several other issues. I will be participating in another study group soon to discuss many of these issues with the Self Defense Force from the point of view of Japanese national security as well as another NPA study group on what to do about "crackers"... Anyway, if anyone who can give me some insight into these areas will be at HIP, I'd love to chat. ;-) Thanks again. - Joi P.S. I am not a "policeman" but an outside boardmember of these study groups. The ministries are under quite a bit of scrutiny these days and the study groups tend to be quite frank and balanced. The reports don't always dictate the law, but since most politicians do not have real staffers, therefore most of the expert study is done in the ministries. -- Finger jito(a)nsm.eccosys.com or jito(a)garage.co.jp for PGP Key Fingerprint for RSA PGP Key ID 0x0EE23A2D 0D3A 7AAA 3DA8 E7B3 3AF1 C6FA B7ED D834 Fingerprint for DSS/Diffie-Hellman PGP Key ID 0x2D9461F1 58F3 CA9A EFB8 EB9D DF18 6B16 E48D AF2A 2D94 61F1 Home Page: http://domino.garage.co.jp/jito/joihome.nsf To subscribe to my personal mailing list send mailto:friends-subscribe@ito.com

2 1

Sexy Images...
by 34355680＠rocketmail.com 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

* Sexy * Erotic * Lewd and Desirable... LIVE NUDE DANCERS - 24 hours a day >>>The Hottest Adult Web Site on the Net<<< Check it out for FREE!!! Right Now! > Go to... http://209.14.30.103/115/ or AOL users can click below... Sexy Adult Web Site You must be of legal age in your jurisdiction to enter this Web Site! Thank You.

1 0

Sexy Images...
by 34355680＠rocketmail.com 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

* Sexy * Erotic * Lewd and Desirable... LIVE NUDE DANCERS - 24 hours a day >>>The Hottest Adult Web Site on the Net<<< Check it out for FREE!!! Right Now! > Go to... http://209.14.30.103/115/ or AOL users can click below... Sexy Adult Web Site You must be of legal age in your jurisdiction to enter this Web Site! Thank You.

1 0

Re: Joichi Ito as a Junior Policeman
by Ross Wright 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

On or About 1 Aug 97 at 23:46, Tim May wrote: > You sound like a "junior policeman" to me. I smelled bacon. And I thought I saw Doughnut crumbs. > Another person to add to the killfiles. Hey, not me. You gotta know what the bad guys are up to. =-=-=-=-=-=- Ross Wright King Media: Bulk Sales of Software Media and Duplication Services http://www.slip.net/~cdr/kingmedia Voice: (408) 259-2795

1 0

Hot Nude Male & Female Pics!!
by ron＠ebonyworld.com 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

Ladies and Gentlemen, This e-mail is an announcement for a totally new website. The site contains extremely high quality color pictures of nude black muscular men and fine black women. The pictures are not pornographic in nature (Playboy & Playgirl Quality)....but are definitely worth checking out none-the-less!!! If you should find this email to be offensive or if young children are accessing it just reply to us with "remove" in the subject box. We will make sure that you are not contacted again. However, we are sure that you will find this site to be thoroughly enjoyable. http://www.ebonyworld.com If you would like to evaluate HUNDREDS of super high quality nude color photos of beautiful fine black women and/or gorgeous muscular well endowed brothas then go to visit http://www.ebonyworld.com. You could even win a trip for two to Jamaica just for registering!! Be sure to check out our newest Hot Black Strip Club, Best of Players Magazine and Black Inches Magazine Areas. These areas feature top erotic models such as Heather Hunter, Janet Jacme, Charmaine Sinclaine, Dominique Simone, Stiff Omar & Big Rolando!!! BONUS (Can't Say We Don't Give Back!!): Each week we raffle off $50 to 10 lucky current members. At the end of each month we raffle off $100 to 5 lucky current members. At the end of each 6 month period we raffle off 3 free 200MHz Gateway 2000 Pentium Pro Multimedia Computers. And at the end of each year we give away 2 free trips to Jamaica to two lucky members and their guest. All you have to do is join Ebony World Online...THAT'S IT...You're entered into the sweepstakes automatically!!! (When you join...be sure to give us your name and e-mail address so that you will be entered into our drawings) GOOD LUCK!! (Odds of winning are 1 in 26) Must be 18 years old to go to http://www.ebonyworld.com

1 0

Re: Authors Wanted
by editors＠commonwealthpub.com 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

Authors Wanted North American publisher requires book length manuscripts in all genres for possible publication. Translation services available. Reply with outline or synopsis to: Commonwealth Publications, email: editors(a)commonwealthpub.com fax: (403)-432-9409 Visit our website at http://www.commonwealthpub.com

1 0