"Dave" wrote in message
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On Thu, 12 Apr 2007 17:55:21 -0400, "Anon" said:


I am no expert and have no interest in this discussion, but it looks to
me
like the messages come from:

http://www.terranova.net/

Shoemaker, stick to your last. You're right. You're no expert.


You and I are both right - I am no expert, but I am keen to learn.

I am interested to hear from an expert (are you one?) on just how the
headers of a usenet message (any one) are deciphered .

I have no interest in hubbard/neal or whoever it is that seems to be seeking
attention. But, it is clear that this person uses
http://www.usenet-news.net/ as a news server. Anyone disagree with that? And
this can be accessed from anywhere - right? So how would YOU trace the
actual message source? I am keen to learn!

BTW - Could the Terranet guess have hit a NERVE? Seems to have - what else
would cause someone to "type" Bwahahahahahahhahahahahahaahha! ?

"Anon" wrote in message
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"Dave" wrote in message
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On Thu, 12 Apr 2007 17:55:21 -0400, "Anon"
said:


I am no expert and have no interest in this discussion, but it looks
to
me
like the messages come from:

http://www.terranova.net/

Shoemaker, stick to your last. You're right. You're no expert.


You and I are both right - I am no expert, but I am keen to learn.

I am interested to hear from an expert (are you one?) on just how the
headers of a usenet message (any one) are deciphered .

I have no interest in hubbard/neal or whoever it is that seems to be
seeking
attention. But, it is clear that this person uses
http://www.usenet-news.net/ as a news server. Anyone disagree with
that? And
this can be accessed from anywhere - right? So how would YOU trace the
actual message source? I am keen to learn!

BTW - Could the Terranet guess have hit a NERVE? Seems to have - what
else
would cause someone to "type" Bwahahahahahahhahahahahahaahha! ?


Maybe such a confident incorrect guess would cause it? Or maybe it was
well-known that Capt. Neal did useTerranova.net when he was posting to
alt.sailing.asa. All one has to do is google some of his old posts. But,
surely you don't think a world cruiser like the good captain would keep
the same old ISP that's limited to one geographical area?

Wilbur Hubbard