I think I will take your advice and spend more time in NZ.  I'll
probably be flying in to Sidney, go up to Cairns a few days for diving, then
head over to Christchurch to tour NZ.  If you're anywhere around these parts
let me know.

	Not sure if I'll be able to see you off or not as I had hoped - I
expect most will say adios during this circus but my plans have changed for
the weekend due to unexpected work commitments.

	Take care,
	Rick


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Hello--

I have a desperate request for some equipment for Sunday-Monday this weekend.
I missed your office hours and would like to see if anyone has time to meet
me to rent me some equipment.

I just need a tent and two sleeping bags (but will also need to renew my
membership).  Apologies for not having made your office hours.  If you could 
accomodate my request I would greatly appreciate it.

Thanks in advance and look forward to hearing from you soon.

Cheers,
Ryan Kershner

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Ryan,

Unfortunately, due to this weekend's Fall Circus, where
we are expecting between 60-70 participants, all of
our tents and sleeping bags are already in use.

Best of luck trying to find alternate arrangements.

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At 02:45 PM 10/8/99 -0400, you wrote:
>Hello--
>
>I have a desperate request for some equipment for Sunday-Monday this weekend.
>I missed your office hours and would like to see if anyone has time to meet
>me to rent me some equipment.
>
>I just need a tent and two sleeping bags (but will also need to renew my
>membership).  Apologies for not having made your office hours.  If you could 
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>Thanks in advance and look forward to hearing from you soon.
>
>Cheers,
>Ryan Kershner
>

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Dear MIT Outing Club,

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The following is an official update from the CASKE2000.org: Central American
Sea Kayak Expedition website (http://www.caske2000.org) hosted by
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Greetings from CASKE 2000 in La Mosquitia, 

Actually we just returned to the city of La Ceiba from our first foray
into the Rio Platano Biosphere of the Mosquito Coast. The four weeks we
spent in the jungle were very enriching culturally. The Pech and Miskito
people of the area lead fascinating lives. Combined with the stunning
natural beauty of the heart of the Biosphere it made for a wonderful
first excursion into La Mosquitia

Our journals are on-line. From paddling narrow jungle choked canals to
the up-river struggle we didn$B%f(Bt lack adventure. As well, cultural
impressions, humorous anecdotes and a little political commentary can be
found. A gallery with the first digital photos illustrates the journals. 
JP$B%f(Bs journal: www.caske2000.org/journaljp0999.htm     
Luke$B%f(Bs journal: www.caske2000.org/lukehonduras2.htm 

Look for material in our indigenous cultures section soon on the
traditional lifestyles of the last remaining Pech people in La Mosquitia.


New Updates: 

- Two new pieces from JP, "Poling a Pipante" and "The Biggest
Challenge$B%`(BDocumenting the Expedition from Central America." both appear
in the "Selected Stories" section.

-Two new feature stories on the challenges of travel in the wilds of the
developing world are now on-line, "Insect Asylum" by Luke and "When
Nature Calls in Foreign Lands" by Jean-Philippe
The four above-mentioned stories are found at
www.caske2000.org/selection.htm 

-Best photos from the first half of $B%f(B99. Digitized slides appear in a
new easy-to-browse contact sheet format. Images from Southern Mexico
through Belize. www.caske2000.org/belize/belizephotos.htm 

*We just won our first award! "Best Travel Site" from Planet Rider, (
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*CASKE 2000 is now a permanent feature on three new sites, Adventure
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Saludos, 

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I'm interested in buying your toaster if 
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Date: Sun, 10 Oct 1999 14:01:06 -0400
From: Louis J Nervegna <nervegna@MIT.EDU>
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Needless to say, I didn't send that message you all got. I forgot to log 
myself out last night and some jerk had a little fun with my account. 
Sorry for any trouble it caused.

Regards,
Lou N.

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Matt,

I didn't make it to the trip this weekend at the end, so in case I don't
see you before you leave, I wanted to wish you a good trip back to
Australia.  Do you have an e-mail address (or real address) which will
remain active after you leave?  Mine won't change for a while.

Ron


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Thata guy also called the office Friday - he sounded pretty unhappy.
Who is in charge of the books nowadays anyway?  I don't remember Paul
agreeing to it.

Luke


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Hi,

	I promissed someone a reference talking about altitude sickness
..here it is:

	Climbing (magazine) Number 180, Nov. 1st 1998 page 134 !!!

I hope this helps

Cheers

Sahraoui



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Hey Matt,

I think I just saw you log off a quick term.
Anyway, I just wanted to say goodbye,
too bad I didn't get to see you yesterday
while climbing (or on Cannon - but with
the rain, maybe things worked out for best).

It's been great getting to know you better
over the last year, and especially the last few
months.  I think we've shared some great times,
and my love and appreciation of the outdoors has
benefitted by your company.

I hope you find whatever you are looking for back
in Australia.  Hopefully, someday, we'll cross
paths again.  Until then, best of luck.

When I finally do that trad multi-pitch, I'll
send some thoughts your way.

Your friend,
Mike


---------------------
 Michael J. Freedman

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What is the best time for you in the morning?

On Tue, 12 Oct 1999, Matthew Hollingworth wrote:

> Hi again. Today is pretty much the last chance for you to come and buy
> my stereo, if you're still interested. I'm leaving at 5pm, so you'd need
> to come by before 4pm. Call me (225 9809), or email if you have to, if
> you'd like to come and check out the stereo.
> 
> Thanks,
> Matthew.
> 


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Folks,

weather is just perfect and Wellesley Arches are shining. Would anyone be
willing to join me and have some fun climbing there? I would like to leave
about 4pm.


						Boris.

