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From: Trygve Bauge <>
Date: Tue, 24 May 1994 06:11:53 +0200
Subject: telnet/ftp/bbs access at CU, mines or Boulder
Hey Siri, Rob, Joe, Laura, Craig, Tom, Walter etc.
I have interactive Internet access here in Oslo and have been using e-mail,
news groups, irc, telnet and ftp, but am still looking for a bbs with
interactive internet access in Boulder that I could use as a message hub
there in my battles against the townhall in Nederland and the I.N.S.
I am able to use telnet to interactively access a bbs at the University
of Denver, but the application to get full access is cumbersome and takes
4 weeks for everyone who want to use that bbs.
I would prefer interactive access to a bbs in Boulder that any supporters
easily and fast could get full access to.
Pinecliffe doesn't have interactive Internet access,
do you know of any bbs in Boulder with interactive Internet access,
that might be willing to serve as a hub?
Or any Colorado BBS that I can reach and use by way of telnet or FTP?
Please pass on a copy of my press list to the freeze-tax waste committee
in Nederland. (e-mail address )
If the committee hasn't got this list yet, it is the list of the fax
numbers and assignment desk numbers to all the main press outlets in the
Boulder/Denver market.
Gordon Golding at 494-5730 has several copies, so does my mother 582-0142.
I think you (Siri 492-1445) and Walter 494-3348 have one each too.
It was in each of the sign up packages at this year's iceswim, as well
as in each of the press release packages I prepared in February.
I am working on a fund raising press release, and would like to e-mail
it to Rob or anyone else in Boulder that then could use my fax list to
pass it on to all the news media.
So far I have an e-mail address for the Daily Camera and for the
Colorado Daily, If anyone could come up with e-mail addresses for other
news media in Boulder/Denver, this would make it much easier to
communicate with the press!
here are a few useful e-mail addresses explained:
Robert Ettinger Cryonic Institute: ,
Jim yount american cryonics soc: ,
cryonet/kevin brown: ,
Alcor /mike Perry: ,
Mary Margareth in Fort Collins: ,
Mary Margareth in Fort Collins: ,
Jim Yount at American Cryonics soc:,
cryonisist? ,
cryonisist? ,
cryonisist? ,
? ,
Journalist in Los Angeles ,
cryonisist? ,
Nederland activist Rob Savoye ,
Nederland activist Laura Khiro ,
Nederland activist Joe Vigorito ,
bbs sysop Craig Baker/CDB systems ,
Josh Poley ,
Josh Poley ,
bbs sysop Tom Hayward ,
polar bear Walter Goedecke ,
Polar bear Thad Smith ,
Polar bear Thad Smith ,
Thad's wife Mindy ,
? ,
Polar Bear Siri Jodhi Khalsa ,
Daily Camera Clay Evans ,
Jerry Lewis Boulder County ,
Colorado Daily ,
Me ,
From: Trygve Bauge <>
Date: Thu, 26 May 1994 02:19:37 +0200
Subject: Modem pools
I am able to access a modem pool at the University at Ames in Iowa
the format is the following:
telnet isn.rdns.iastate.edu return
(or: telnet return
Open isn.rdns.iastate.edu return)
prompt then says DIAL: and I type in: modem return
the screen says:
RINGING
ANSWERING
I type in: atdt 8,232-7631 return to access Hannibal Toal's bbs
the screen says: dialtone
and I am logged onto the bbs
If no connection I have to repeat from the DIAL prompt.
I can log on to any bbs in the 515 area code using the above code just
changing the phone number (232-7631) (8, is just to dial out of the
Ames campus.)
What is the similar code sequence to use telnet (or ftp) to log on to
any of the modem pools in Boulder/Denver/Golden and get such modem pool
to call Pinecliffe for me, so that I end up being logged onto Pinecliffe bbs?
PINECLIFFE'S modem numbers are 303-642-7463 and 303-642-0703
I have assistant sysop status on that bbs, and Craig (the owner) will
let me use his BBS as a message hub for my battles against the town hall
in Nederland and the I.N.S. Thus it is important that I find a modem
pool that I can telnet into and use the modems of to call and log onto
Pinecliffe with.
>From a local modem pool in the Metropolitan Denver area it will be a
local/free call to Pinecliffe. Thus it is cheaper to telnet to such a
pool than to track down and use a modem here in Oslo.
Any input is appreciated.
Trygve
From: Trygve Bauge <>
Date: Thu, 26 May 1994 03:10:53 +0200
Subject: BUILDING PERMIT Chronology
Laura, please pass this on to Joe!
In regard to the Nederland Townhall's recent revocation of our Building permit.
Original building permit issued around November 1st 1991
I contacted the building inspector every 1/2 a year therafter
and the record should show that it was renewed for 1/2 a year at a time
around the following dates:
May 1992 renewed to November 1992,
November 1992 renewed to May of 1993
I have written copies of the above permit and extensions.
We did the foundation in November of 1992
the red steel in the spring of 1993
and the upstairs metal decking in April/May of 1993
When I spoke to the building inspector Paul Yo in May of 1993 about
another written extension of the building permit he said that we were o.k.
since we were busy building and that the building permit was still active.
Basically he orally extended the permit.
I don't think I got a written copy of that extension.
I remember asking for one but he told me we were O.K.
We got a construction loan around the 1st of August 1993, and kept working
on the house continuously from about August the 4th to end of November 1993
The house was routinely inspected at various times that fall first by
Paul Yoe, then by three inspectors from Boulder county and then from Bob
the new building inspector for the town of Nederland.
I met with Bob about 2 or 3 times up at the house and sometime in late
November or early December of 1993 he gave me a list of 5 things he wanted
me to do before he would issue a preliminary certificate of occupancy.
The list called for installing all the doors and windows
Caulking all the doors and windows
Securing the upstairs exits, preferably with railings,
completing the rough plumbing
and completing the rough electrical.
I have installed the doors and windows with the exception of the skylight
which is stored in one of the wood sheds.
I have caulked all the doors and windows
I have blocked off the 2 upstairs sliding doors
and installed locks in all the exit doors including the upstairs door.
I kept calling the plumber (A[the] Sharper Image and Mike Linde)
but got just excuses and delays, the contract calls for that company
to complete the rough plumbing, out of a bid of $ 2,900 they have been
paid all but about $700 but have apparently lost interest in completing
the contract at the agreed upon price. (George Wilson 'Chip' who rents
from Walter 494-3348 knows the plumber)
The electrical contract is with AAA electric in Longmont, as soon as we
pay them the contracted amount of $3,500 they will complete the rough
electrical. So far they have done about 1/3 of the work but hasn't been
paid anyting yet.
I told Bob, the new building inspector, that our lease was up on our
apartment in Boulder and that we needed to move into our house for
economic reasons. He said he would be reasonable as long as we showed
progress on the house. We moved in around Christmas and I kept working
on it myself in January and February until I had to leave the house in
late February because of the illegally issued I.N.S. deportation order.
Based on the inspections and my conversations with the building inspectors
I assume we still had a valid building permit as of the day I got deported.
At no point did any building inspector indicate to me that the building
permit had run out, and based on my conversation with Paul Yoh in April/May
of 1993. I took it for granted that the building permit would stay active
as long as we kept building and that a written renewal was not needed.
I AM WILLING TO COME TO BOULDER TO GIVE A DEPOSITION IN THE ABOVE MATTER.
Trygve B. Bauge
P.S. The foundation for the metal sheds and the metal sheds themselves were
inspected by Paul Yoh who said these were O.K. I had already O.K.'ed
with him the site plan changes, whereby we postponed the tunnel and
garage and instead opted to build a few temporary sheds.
From: Trygve Bauge <>
Date: Thu, 26 May 1994 06:34:17 +0200
Subject: PRESS RELEASE/PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT
PLEASE POST IN ALL RELEVANT NEWS PAPERS, NEWS LETTERS, NETWORKS, NEWS GROUPS,
CHANNELS AND CONFERENCES, Please announce on relevant radio & TV programs.
This is to announce the creation of the Boulder Polar Bear Club Auxiliary
and the Bauge/Morstoel legal defense fund.
Account 106-64-85-27-5
Bank One
P.O.B. 59
Boulder CO 80306
To offer your assistance contact:
Attorney David Harrison (303)449-2830
Walter Goedecke (303)494-3348 or
Trygve Bauge 011-47-22-493908
Trygve can also be reached on Internet as:
Trygve is looking for a modem bank he can access by telent and use to call
and log in on the Pinecliffe bbs, or alternatively a bulletin board system
in Boulder/Denver that he can access from Oslo by use of telnet or ftp
and that would be willing to serve as a message hub for his battles
against the Nederland townhall and the I.N.S.
atty David Harrison
Miller, Hale & Harrison
2305 Broadway
Boulder Co 80304
Walter Goedecke
3210 Darthmouth
Boulder CO 80303
Trygve Bauge
Olaf Bull's vei 12
0765 Oslo
Norway
Please support our battle.
Please publish this press release
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