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CDR: STAINLESS STEEL PIPES & TUBES FOR FERTILIZER INDUSTRIES
by Suraj 10 Oct '00

10 Oct '00

STAINLESS STEEL PIPES & TUBES FOR FERTILIZER INDUSTRIES Kind Attn : Manager- Procurement / Purchase / Buyers Department Dear Sir, We are leading Producers/Manufacturers / Exporters of STAINLESS STEEL PIPE / TUBE SEAMLESS/ WELDED,having our works near Ahmedabad-in INDIA. Our Size range 6mm OD to 168.3 mm OD, Thickness 0.5mm to 6.00mm , Grades AISI ,304 ,304L ,310 ,316 ,316L , 316TI , 321 and Mfg.standards ASTM / ASME A-213,A312, A-249 ,A-268,A-269, A-270,A-688, A-554. Also We can supply Under DIN specification. We have facility to supply in extra long lengths upto 18 meters, U Bending according to buyer's drawing can be done, Our Plant is Approved by All National / International Inspection Agency & we can supply Under Customers/ Third party Inspection Agency. We have specialisation in Tubings for equipments like Heat Exchangers, Heating Elements, Surface condensers,Evaporators, Digestors, instrumentation and Fluid Pipings. If you have any requirement of stainless steel Pipes/Tubes, Please send detailed enquiry with Your Company name and Address. For more information please visit our Website http://www.surajgroup.com please send your inquiries by E-mail surajs(a)ad1.vsnl.net.in or Fax - 91- 79- 7437277 Thank you, ASHOK SHAH - DIRECTOR SURAJ STAINLESS LIMITED AN ISO 9002 COMPANY 6th Floor, Kalpana Complex,Nr.Memnagar Fire Station, Navrangpura, Ahmedabad Gujarat 380009 INDIA Phone 0091-79-7411050 -51 -52 FAX 91-79-7437277 E-mail. surajs(a)ad1.vsnl.net.in http://www.surajgroup.com ( MANUFACTURER & EXPORTER OF STAINLESS STEEL PIPES,TUBES & "U" TUBES SEAMLESS/WELDED )

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CDR: Commercial Financing for Small/Large Business
by ConnieFrancis＠cheerful.com 10 Oct '00

10 Oct '00

Our Commercial Loans Division is the place to call for all of your commercial lending needs. Whether you need an acquisition, business loan, refinance or construction loan, we handle all types of commercial loans, including raw land. We also provide construction and/or term financing for multi-family, retail, industrial, office, mobile homecparks, churches, and more. For companies seeking a business loan or corporate financing, please call our office at 570-947-0970 for more information. *********************************************************************************** If you wish to be REMOVED for our mail list, Please reply to this message, You will be REMOVED. Thank You! ***********************************************************************************

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CDR: RE: Musings on AES and DES
by Lucky Green 10 Oct '00

10 Oct '00

John wrote: > NIST has stated that the maximum endorsement will be to use > AES for non-classified government information. So the question > will remain of what is better than AES, or to put it another way, > what is not good enough about AES for its use on classified > information. A more likely explanation of the NSA withholding endorsement of AES for use with classified traffic is that doing so would dejustify the continued existence of the code-making groups at NSA. --Lucky Green <shamrock(a)cypherpunks.to> "Anytime you decrypt... its against the law". Jack Valenti, President, Motion Picture Association of America in a sworn deposition, 2000-06-06

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by Dan Bristow 10 Oct '00

10 Oct '00

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CDR: Re: Market Your Business To The World!
by Sean Roach 10 Oct '00

10 Oct '00

Okay, it's bad enough when the list gets spam. It's worse when the list gets spam on sending spam. Good luck, Sean At 12:56 AM 10/9/2000, you wrote: > Take Advantage Of Your Resources Online Now > Consider this: > More People turn to email marketing then any other advertising > median online WHY Its Simple.!! > IT WORKS!! ...

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by freedom＠cvzoom.ne 09 Oct '00

09 Oct '00

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by ziad salim 09 Oct '00

09 Oct '00

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CDR: FBI: We Need Cyber Ethics Education
by Tim May 09 Oct '00

09 Oct '00

Monday October 9 4:45 PM ET FBI: We Need Cyber Ethics Education By DIANE HOPHEAD, Routers Press Agency WASHINGTON (AP) - FBI: We Need Cyber Ethics Education. Thou shalt snoop on other children. Thou shalt not hide cybercrimes by using encryption. FBI agents are spreading a new gospel to parents and teachers, hoping they'll better educate youths that privacy in cyberspace can be economically costly and just as criminal as refusing to narc out fellow students. The Justice Department (news - web sites) and the Information Technology Association of America, a trade group, has launched the Cybercitizen Partnership to encourage educators and parents to talk to children in ways that equate privacy and encryption with old-fashioned wrongdoing. The nascent effort includes a series of seminars around the country for teachers, classroom materials and guides and a Web site to help parents talk to children. The FBI is distributing copies of "MyPersonalCarnivore" to allow children to set up their own Carnivore-enabled local sites. ``In a democracy in general, we can't have the police everywhere,'' said Michael Vacuous, director of the FBI's National Infrastructure Protection Center, which guards against computer attacks by terrorists, foreign agents and teen hackers. ``One of the most important ways of reducing crime is trying to teach ethics and morality to our kids. That same principle needs to apply to the cyber world,'' he said. "We are willing to drop the antitrust action against Microsoft if and when they meet the legitimate needs of law enforcement," he added. Asked if he was referring to the proposed "WindowsMe (and Big Brother)," he added that he could not comment on sensitive programs.

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CDR: Re: Guys, I need help
by wayne 09 Oct '00

09 Oct '00

cypherpunks(a)toad.com <cypherpunks(a)toad.com> M. Emad Ul Hasan <emad_16(a)hotmail.com> wrote: Subject: Guys, I need help > Your anonymizer.com is blocked in Saudi Arabia via proxy. Can you tell me a way I can see this site 1. go to my site at: http://www.angelfire.com/wy/1waynes/ 2. look in the 'list of proxies' 3. click on the 'clickable' ones - these are CGI proxies and the first few you come across are working for KSA people at the moment. That may be enough for you. If you want more ... At the same site you might download my findProxyNew.pl which (at least) contains many URLs for lists of proxies. If you decide to test them, install Perl (URL is on my downloads page), run findProxyNew with $country set to 'KSA' and it will find any you can use from whatever list you feed it. Expect to find maybe one in 1,000 of the proxies to be any use to you. If you want even more... Get a shell account in a free country and run a redirector there, or your own proxy. For the others who responded, these proxies are blocked in the Middle East countries by IP address range (the whole noproxy.com range, for example, including the name server!), by port number (standard ports like 80, 3128, 8080) are blocked and (within the country-wide proxy arrays) by censoring databases of URL strings (for the 'unwanted' URLs, including CGI proxy URLS). My site details all this. For those cypherpunks who actively believe in freedom of information, the biggest single thing you could do break down this censorship would be to offer a non-dial shell account, on the understanding that it would be used to run redirectors/relays/bouncers and maybe a proxy (junkbuster, say). I solicited about 10 promising looking ISPs in the USA once, for those who were willing to sell shells under these conditions. I had a response rate of about 20%, and finally only one ISP came through - panix.com. It was just too hard for the rest to bother with; obviously my approach was too honest :-) regards, wayne wayne(a)nym.alias.net http://www.angelfire.com/wy/1waynes/

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CDR: Comments on and about e-privacy in Canada
by Robert Guerra 09 Oct '00

09 Oct '00

Folks: I thank some of you for posting your comments on the e-privacy bulletin board that the CBC has set-up. I'm not sure how long the discussion group will last, so please feel free to continue to share your thoughts on the crypto-canada mailing list <http://crypto-canada.greatvideo.com> Regards Robert Here's a message I really like... http://interact.cbc.ca/cgi-bin/WebX?14@119.UM22aQsobAM^4@.ee768e0 (see e-prvacy discussion section) I think that it should be written into Canada's constitution that ANY information about any Candadian citizen belongs to that citizen. That any agency who wants to store, retrieve, review, transfer or in any way duplicate that information must obtain formal consent from the citizen involved. That every citizen has the right to know what information an agency is storing about them, and who they have shared this information with. I think treating personal information with the same rules as private property would solve our privacy fears. The really scary scenario is that with the proliferation of public video cameras and wireless technologies, our every move may someday be recorded in a database somewhere. Even cars are now being equipped with technologies that track where we are and how we are driving at all times. That is really Orwellian, in my opinion. Cell phones do the same thing by continuously traingulating your position, in fact, if cell nodes didn't do this, cell phones wouldn't work. The next big wave that is coming, with the convergence of television, telephony, broadband internet and wireless networked home electronics is that everything - even your box of Cheerios will have an IP address. I attended a recent lecture at UBC that was given by Dr. William J. Raduchel, the Chief Strategy Officer of Sun Microsystems, and he said that Sun and many other companies are hard at work putting the finishing touches on the technology that will make it possible for your fridge to recognize that you are running out of milk, and automatically add it to your shopping list, and automatically shop for it if you want - but here is the really freaky part: In the near future, Dr. Raduchel said that all advertising will be targeted based on your 'electronic behavior'. Picture this: You come home from work and your house sees you coming and the door opens and the net-enabled television in your livingroom comes on, and there is a commercial for Cheerios that says, "Did you know that the box of Cheerios in your cupboard is almost empty?" - and a coupon for Cheerios will print out of your net-enabled refrigerator, and the General Foods corporation will be able to run a report that tells them exactly how many boxes of Cheerios there are sitting in cupboards in wired homes across Canada, and how full each one is. This is not science fiction - this is reality, and it is coming to a net-enabled home near you. If you think your privacy is an issue now, just wait until your TV set knows what you had for breakfast, and your toilet knows the blood-sugar levels in your urine, which is automatically appended to your medical records. Big brother is here, and he is about to become far more powerful that Orwell could have ever imagined. I encourage you to look this up for yourself, look at the Sun Microsystems website and review the white papers on Jini technology and how companies like Whirlpool are building it into new appliances. Sun is just one example, of course, there are hundreds of companies who enthusiastically embrace these new technologies. Ken MacAllister Vancouver, BC -- "...as we transfer our whole being to the data bank, privacy will become a ghost or echo of its former self and what remains of community will disappear"...Marshal McLuhan -- Robert Guerra <rguerra(a)yahoo.com>, Fax: +1(303) 484-0302 WWW Page <http://pgp.greatvideo.com>, ICQ # 10266626 PGPKeys <http://pgp.greatvideo.com/keys/rguerra/>

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