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Dear Mr. Tom Fowle,

I am sorry to hear their has been some sort of juxtaposition of your name,
with that of a pompous ass.  I apologize for any hurt it might have to You.
The odd thing about this whole unexpected thing is, that I posted a
successful way of dealing with the static discharge, that costs only the
price of a paper towel to make it safe.

O well I hope that You have a good life, and enjoy that which you can.

Dwight


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On Tue, 6 Jul 1999 10:53:33 -0700, Tom Fowle wrote:

> Dwight,
> I think there has been some confussion about names:
> I am Tom Fowle, and I posted the original message about
> junk science and a couple of replies to you which I hope
> addressed your real problems.
> The person, whose name I can't find, from excite.com
> who claims to be a "picture tube scientist" does not in any way reflect
my
> views.
> I agree he is not being helpfull or productive.
>
> Just so as we all know who we are.
> I admit I wonder if you are taking full advantage of various ways of
> magnifying the screen to avoid hurting yourself the way you do,
> But I am totally blind, and have no experience with the problem you
> define so my opinion is of no use.
> Good luck, and Just wanted to make sure you know who Tom Fowle
> is and is not.
> by the way, I am a rehab engineer and embedded systems programmer
> for Smith-Kettlewell Rehab Engineering Center and develope
> technical access devices for blind folks.
> Tom Fowle





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