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                                                     ISSN 1054-0695
        
                       SHAREDEBATE INTERNATIONAL
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                              Volume 5(3)
                               Fall 1995
        
                           Diskette number 20
                        (BBS Filename: DBATE020)
        
                       Roleigh H. Martin, Editor
                Copyright 1995 by Applied Foresight Inc.
                          All Rights Reserved.
        
                    (Material by Individual Authors
                    May Be Copyrighted Differently)
        
                              Published by
                        Applied Foresight, Inc.
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             Web Page: http://www.xmission.com/~gastown/afi
        
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        -- A Freeware Diskette-Magazine of Nonfiction & Fiction ---
        ------- Original & Reprints -- Published Quarterly  -------
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        ----- "An International Debate Forum for Computer Users ---
        -------- Concerned about the Present and the Future" ------
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                        From the Editor's Desk:
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             Hello again!
        
             ShareDebate International has it's own set of Web
        Pages.  Check out this URL location:
        
                  http://www.xmission.com/~gastown/afi
        
             The symbol after "com/" is a tilde (~), found
        usually in the top left hand corner of your keyboard, and
        it takes depressing the shift key while holding down that
        key.
        
             You can ftp-download about half of all of the
        existing back issues of ShareDebate International (the
        others you can order by mail).  You can ftp-download all
        back issues of Imprimis Online, which Applied Foresight
        has been electronically packaging and distributing for
        the last 2.5 years, from 1992 through mid-1995.  There is
        a web pointer to Hillsdale College's web pages and
        Imprimis Online sub-page:
        
        http://www.telusys.com/imprimis/imprimis.html
        http://www.telusys.com/imprimis/0695.imprimis/imprimis.html
        
             This is a short issue with two new topics covered:
        
             * The current state of Cold Fusion research.
        
             * The case against the Birth Control Pill and the
               safety/effectiveness case for Natural Family
               Planning.
        
             In addition, to get you ready for the last issue
        of this year, I urge all readers who are interested in
        multi-player Chess game (3 or 4 player chess), or who
        are interested in Chinese or Korean Chess, to get the
        free word processor viewer for Microsoft Word that
        Microsoft distributes.  If you have Microsoft Word, you
        obviously do not need it.  If you don't, then check
        out the enclosed Microsoft instructions for obtaining
        the viewer.  You also need -- it's stated in the
        documentation -- to update your Windows to having the
        latest OLE support.  The information that follows
        explains how to get that file too.  I'm working on a
        book that will be published and do not intend to take
        significant time out to reformat it for the Web.  It
        contains many graphic illustrations and it's best to
        view it through a word processor or viewer for one.
        
             The actual Web location for the two free Microsoft
        Word Viewer pages (one for Windows 3.1 and for Windows
        95) are:
        
        http://www.microsoft.com/msoffice
                  /freestuf/msword/download/viewers/default.htm
        http://www.microsoft.com/msoffice
           /freestuf/msword/download/viewers/viewer6/default.htm
        
             In this issue, several files appear twice: once
        with a TXT extension, and once with a HTM extension.
        The HTM version is for browsing/viewing with your Web
        browser.  The TXT version is for use with any ASCII
        file viewer (you can use WRITE in Windows--just answer
        "N" when Write ask you to convert the file; also don't
        save the file when you exit WRITE).  A nice thing about
        having the ASCII version is that you can nicely print
        it out with the multitude of file-printing programs
        available and mentioned in previous issues of
        ShareDebate International.
        
            I've also made it possible for you to use Netscape
        or any Web browser to read any of the text files in
        this and future issues of ShareDebate International or
        Imprimis Online.  You'll see this as the first and last
        line of each file therefore if you use a plain file
        reader:
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        Those are HTML codes to treat the file as a pre-
        formatted file.
        
        
                        Great Web Pages to Visit:
                        -------------------------
        
        The following are great, very interesting web pages
        to visit.  They extend the debate topics covered in
        the past in ShareDebate International:
        
        
        Shroud of Turin Home Page
        http://www.cais.com/npacheco/shroud/turin.html
        
        Current Scientific Research on the Shroud of Turin
        http://www.cais.com/npacheco/shroud/curres.html
        
           Many of you, like myself, probably think that the
        Shroud was proven phony in 1987 by Carbon 14 dating.
        Yet, this page covers evidence that all that dating
        proved was that there was a fire in the 15th century
        that chemically impregnated the Shroud with carbon
        particles that date back to the 15th century.  There
        is extensive scientific evidence to still consider
        the Shroud dating back to the time of Christ.  Check
        out the controversy!
        
        
        Digital Politics 101:
        Is there a new political paradigm lurking in cyberspace?
        by Jay Kinney
        http://www.well.com/user/jay/Dig101.html
        
        A shorter version of this lengthy web page appears in
        WIRED magazine.  Quite interesting!
        
        
             I'm sure you'll enjoy this issue!
        
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                           MAGAZINE CONTENTS
        
            Because this issue is quite long, the individual
        entries are not all collapsed into this file.  That way
        readers on non-MSDOS computers who don't have an ASCII
        file reader that can read in massively large files can
        read this issue -- all files are tried to be kept under
        50KB apiece.  Also all readers can quickly "jump" to
        the pieces that most interest them.  This makes
        printing out what interests a person most convenient
        and avoids wasting paper and time.  I hope you like
        this arrangement.
        
            If you do not have a MS-DOS computer, then only the
        "TXT" type files might be of interest to you.  The other
        three types of files are "S/W" (Software), "GPH" (Graphic
        Image file), and "HTM" for a HTML-coded file that is
        best viewed by a Web Browser, such as Netscape or Mosaic.
        You can browse/view the TXT files with a Web Browser too.
        
        FILENAME     TYPE  DESCRIPTION----------------------
        
        READ.ME      TXT   Traditional READ.ME for S.I. issues
                           (HTM files should be read only by
                           Web browser programs like Netscape
                           or Mosaic.)
        DBATE020.TXT TXT   Introductory File for this issue of S.I.
        SI_MISC.TXT  TXT   Miscellaneous history about Sharedebate Intl
        SDN.ID       TXT   Required for SDN distribution (SDN =
                           Shareware Distributor's Network)
        
        CCLQPL.TXT   TXT   A copyrighted 1993 downloaded file
                           from the CRN (Catholic Resource
                           Network) forum that was on Compuserve
                           and is located there no more.  I
                           contacted the president of the Couple
                           to Couple League, John F. Kippley, at
                           73311.256@compuserve.com, and I
                           received permission to reprint this in
                           electronic form only.
        
                           This information is from a brochure
                           titled "The Pill: How does it Work?
                           Is it Safe?"  The brochure and
                           related material may be ordered from
                           Couple to Couple League direct.
        
                           The Web home page for the Couple to
                           Couple League is:
        
                         http://www.dris.com/~megamall/cathlc/ccl
        
        CFPRIMER.TXT  TXT  "A Cold Fusion Primer: Cold Fusion,
                           1994: What's it all about?" by
                           Eugene F. Mallove and Jed Rothwell.
                           Reprinted with permission of the lead
                           author, Eugene F. Mallove.  Originally
                           appeared in Cold Fusion Magazine, May
                           1994.  The Web page for where this
                           occurs is:
        
                 http://www.mit.edu:8001/
                     people/rei/CFdir/CFPrimer.html#developments"
        
                           Dr. Mallove's address is:
                           Eugene F. Mallove, Sc.D.,
                           Editor-in-Chief
                           INFINITE ENERGY: Cold Fusion
                                and New Energy Technology
                           Cold Fusion Technology
                           P.O. Box 2816
                           Concord, NH 03302-2816
        
                           Fax:   603-224-5975
                           Phone: 603-228-4516
        
        WORDVU6.HTM   HTM  Microsoft Word Viewer 6.0 for
        WORDVU6.TXT   TXT  Windows 3.1 Web Page
        
        WORDVU95.HTM  HTM  Microsoft Word Viewer 7.1 for
        WORDVU95.TXT  TXT  Windows 95 Web Page
        
        
                For Reading and Printing Doc Files
        
        PR.EXE       S/W   Print File Program (see PR.TXT)
        PR.TXT       TXT   Instructions for using PR.EXE program
        SEE.EXE      S/W   File Reader Program (use F1 for help)
        AMAZE.TXT    TXT   Required README file for SEE.EXE
        
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        Information about the magazine, distribution policy,
        copyright statement, subscription and/or back-issue
        orders is in the file, SI_MISC.TXT
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