Thanks, yours sincerely, Umberto Quattrocchi, M.D.
(I prefer, if possible, to receive paper catalogues, I don't like
browsing through video!)
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Comments from NativeNet listowner, Gary Trujillo (gst@gnosys.svle.ma.us):
Generally, when articles like this are posted, I try to pass them on to
the people for whom they're intended. In this case, however, I'm not
sure who the intended recipient is, and I'm too busy preparing for a
week-long conference to try to figure out the identity. Perhaps some-
one out there in NAT-LANG land knows. In any event, please remember
that if you reply to a previously-posted article, your reply will go
back to the mailing list, *not* to the person who posted the article
(which is likely different than the way other mailing lists with which
you might be familiar operate). In order to respond to the author of
a previously-posted article, you have to use the address appearing in
the "Original Sender:" line which you'll find in the beginning of the
text portion of each article from any of the NativeNet mailing lists.
While I'm at it, I'd like to tell you that I will be away for much of
the next month, so NAT-LANG will be handled by a stand-in moderator
during my absence. If you post something and it doesn't come through
to the list right away, please be patient. I'll be back for a week in
another week, and then gone again through mid-May. However, I will
try to read my electronic mail as often as possible during this time
from wherever I happen to be. I'll set my own machine here to auto-
matically forward mail to an Internet-accessible machine, but it might
be best to advise everyone to use the address "gst@ursa-major.spdcc.com"
just to make sure your message reaches me.
Gary