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krj
response 150 of 203: Mark Unseen   Aug 27 04:36 UTC 1997

The Check, as they say, Is In The Mail.
janc
response 151 of 203: Mark Unseen   Aug 27 16:09 UTC 1997

I'd like to thank Ken Josenhans (krj) for sending in a check for his $50
pledge (and $3 extra for the infamous Silly Hat Fund).

This means that of the $1035 pledged, we have now collected $630.

If you made a pledge, and haven't paid up yet, please do send in your money.
Or, if you can make the board meeting tonight, bring it there.
orinoco
response 152 of 203: Mark Unseen   Aug 28 00:42 UTC 1997

I don't have spare cash now, but I should soon.
And long live the Silly Hat Fund!
janc
response 153 of 203: Mark Unseen   Aug 28 03:14 UTC 1997

At tonight's board meeting I was handed a flurry of checks, including quite
a lot of ISDN donations.

Thanks to Larry Kestenbaum (polygon), Misti Tucker (mta), Jared Mauch (jared),
and Dan Romanchek (danr) for helping Grex speed up it's net connection.

We now have $715 of the $1035 that was pledged.
aruba
response 154 of 203: Mark Unseen   Aug 29 16:28 UTC 1997

Actually, Jan was so flustered at getting so much money that he underestimated
our good fortune.  We have now collected $745 of $1035.  If you're one of the
eight people who pledged money but haven't sent it in yet, do please send it.
tsty
response 155 of 203: Mark Unseen   Sep 1 04:27 UTC 1997

the check is in your mailbox... wednesday turned in to 'moving allllll day.'
aruba
response 156 of 203: Mark Unseen   Sep 1 05:33 UTC 1997

Please thank tsty for handing me his pledge.
tsty
response 157 of 203: Mark Unseen   Sep 1 07:55 UTC 1997

<<never before had i seen such a comfortable and spacious mailbox until
i handed aruba that check.>>
scg
response 158 of 203: Mark Unseen   Sep 1 19:55 UTC 1997

The wiring from the Pumpkin's phone room to the Pumpkin is now done.
valerie
response 159 of 203: Mark Unseen   Sep 2 00:09 UTC 1997

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aruba
response 160 of 203: Mark Unseen   Sep 2 00:59 UTC 1997

Thanks Steve!
dang
response 161 of 203: Mark Unseen   Sep 7 17:12 UTC 1997

I *finally* sent in my check. (I hate checks, did you know that? :)
aruba
response 162 of 203: Mark Unseen   Sep 8 05:48 UTC 1997

Checks are your friends, Dan!
danr
response 163 of 203: Mark Unseen   Sep 8 16:28 UTC 1997

They're certainly Grex's friends....when properly made out and endorsed,
anyway. :)
jared
response 164 of 203: Mark Unseen   Sep 9 17:49 UTC 1997

<poke> <poke> I still need phone numbers for the other end
aruba
response 165 of 203: Mark Unseen   Sep 9 22:27 UTC 1997

Please thank dang for sending in his pledge.
mta
response 166 of 203: Mark Unseen   Sep 9 22:48 UTC 1997

Thanks, Dan!
dang
response 167 of 203: Mark Unseen   Sep 9 23:51 UTC 1997

You're welcome.  (They're so inconvenient when compared to my Checking
Visa...)
valerie
response 168 of 203: Mark Unseen   Sep 10 15:21 UTC 1997

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aruba
response 169 of 203: Mark Unseen   Sep 19 22:15 UTC 1997

Please thank robh for sending in his pledge.  We have now received $795 of
$1035 pledged.
valerie
response 170 of 203: Mark Unseen   Sep 20 19:20 UTC 1997

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aruba
response 171 of 203: Mark Unseen   Oct 9 21:04 UTC 1997

So... Can anyone give us an update on the ISDN status?  Last I heard we were
waiting for one last bit of wire to be laid, from Darien's apartment complex's
phone box to Darien's apartment, and we hoped that would be done by the end 
of September.  What's going on now?
dang
response 172 of 203: Mark Unseen   Oct 9 21:25 UTC 1997

The wire was layed, and it was discovered that Ameritech had messed up again,
so they are fixing that now.  It's supposedly a problem at the central office.
aruba
response 173 of 203: Mark Unseen   Oct 9 21:27 UTC 1997

Oh.  Could we have some more details on what went wrong?
steve
response 174 of 203: Mark Unseen   Oct 9 21:47 UTC 1997

   I believe the ISDN line itself isn't working completely correctly.  I
say this after hearing *three* companies in town who are bitching loudly
over installs that seemed ok at first, but then couldn't carry traffic
over them.
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