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15 August 2000 4:06:21
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T171nec25father
From: Andrew D. Marshall
Subject: the definitive answer
To: T171nec25father
during my hours of research I came across the answer we have been
looking for............
Posted March 16, 1999
Gazette editorial
What is it about the office of the vice presidency that causes its
occupants to say such foolish things? Al Gore seems to be troubled by
the same foot-in-mouth disease that bedeviled his predecessor, Dan
Quayle. Case in point: An interview on CNN last week, in which Gore was
asked to cite accomplishments that separate him from former Sen. Bill
Bradley of New Jersey: "During my service in the United States
Congress," Gore replied, "I took the initiative in creating
the Internet."
Andy M
08 August 2000 8:12:59
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T171nec25father
From: Steven Phipps
Subject: my vote
To: T171nec25father
hi
my vote at the moment has to go to Tim Berners-Lee because he is the man
that brought the internet (or what there was of it) to the general
public. with out him it would probably still be a scientific talking
shop with a very small audience, (IMHO)
but the question asks for the father of the Internet, not the web, so
does he count for the purposes of the TMA?
steven
p.s. nice contribution George
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