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...result? Half a million new subscribers in four weeks, twice the usage from your existing customers and countless unhappy people, such as Bill Blevins, a Springfield, Missouri, police dispatcher and AOL subscriber who spent four hours and hundreds of busy signals one afternoon last week before managing to log on. "It's got progressively worse," says a weary Blevins. "They're advertising something they can't provide...
...multiple secret accounts around the world, at least one of which contained hundreds of thousands of dollars (declared funds from estates in 1995 came to a relatively paltry $340,000). Withers, the Murray-O'Hairs' legal inquisitor, supports the hidden-money theory, volunteering that a Murray-O'Hair phone log that he had access to featured numbers of Swiss banks...
With the new system, three machines will distribute mail and four machines will handle log-ins. The new system is faster and will provide "redundancy," meaning one machine's crashing will not bring down the entire system...
...result of yesterday morning's changes, when users log into FAS, they will be randomly, but uniformly, distributed to one of four new machines. This approach is known as "round robin." These four machines collectively represent twice the computing power of the old FAS machine...
...meat of the speech, though, was education. And it was a dish that the NEA and junior colleges everywhere will love. "Let's work together to meet these goals," the President said. "Every 8-year-old must be able to read; every 12-year-old must be able to log on to the Internet; every 18-year-old must be able to go to college; and every adult American must be able to keep on learning." The President set out 10 principles for "a call to action for American education." He said the first step would be for Congress...