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From: arig@cvl.UUCP (Ari Gross)
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Subject: Re: Re: Usenet Posting Attempt 4
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Date: Tue, 19-Feb-85 17:32:02 EST
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> A bit of filler on that posting from the Technion:
> 
> I've been corresponding over the past week or two with Ephraim Silverberg.
> Although we in North America didn't know it, the Technion
> and other sites in Israel receive netnews. However, the
> access to BITNET for Technion students may have just been
> cut off for good, so we may not see any more postings.
> However, I understand they still have read-only access
> to the net.
> 
> Dave Sherman
> Toronto
> -- 
> {utzoo pesnta nrcaero utcs}!lsuc!dave
> {allegra decvax ihnp4 linus}!utcsri!lsuc!dave

     I too have been corresponding with Ephraim in Israel. I have
included below an excerpt from his most recent letter to me :


 "   As of Tuesday, Bitnet (my network) will be unreachable  to  student
accounts and therefore I shall be unable to write letters outside of the
Technion although I'll be able to receive letters. Therefore, I leave to
you  the  job  of  putting Judaism into net.religion.jewish. I have very
much enjoyed corresponding with you and I want to wish you much  success
in  the future.  Please send me your postal address. By the way, I tried
posting to net.religion.jewish by mail telling people to write me if  it
works; if it does work please post a note explaining why I'm not writing
people back.  Keep up the good work on net.religion.jewish.


                           Hazack V'Ematz,
                           Your friend,
                           Ephraim Silverberg           "


      

      Good to know we're read the world over.

                                Ari Gross
                                arig@cvl.arpa