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From: justin@dsd.camb.inmet.com (Mark Waks)
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To: schuldy@math.harvard.edu
Cc: JAP@LASPAU.mhs.harvard.edu, carolingia@bloom-beacon.mit.edu
In-Reply-To: <9401191916.AA00546@math.harvard.edu> (schuldy@math.harvard.edu)
Subject: Re: jumping into the fray...

Siubhan asks who came up with the Central Principality idea. It's
actually an interesting question -- does anyone know? I remember when
the idea was first propounded: it was at the really muddy S&M, at a
fairly large Principality meeting.  The idea came from a lady I didn't
know, and was *very* well-recieved at the time. I don't know who the
lady was, though, and the historian in me is rather curious...

>Start the ball rolling! I know that some people refer to the Northern
>movement as Vinland (for good and bad reasons).  What would you name a
>central based principality?  No, guys, seriously.  I remember that someone
>made a lovely suggestion once, but I forget who or what it was.

I recall Sebastien coming up with a rather nice suggestion, but I
can't for the life of me remember what it was. I've never much cared
for "Vinland", but that's probably largely because my persona is a
*very* far cry from Norse...

				-- Justin

Random Quote du Jour:

Re: Cold Fusion
"I keep waiting for Pons to either (1) describe his experimental setup in
 sufficient detail for anyone to duplicate his results, or (2) start a
 business selling cold fusion kits via ads in the backs of comic books."
