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\title{SEP Phone Directory}
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{\bf Name}&{\bf Phone}&{\bf Login Name}\\
Diane Lau&(415)723-1703&diane\\
Jon Claerbout&723-3717&jon\\
Debbie Levoy&723-0683&debbie\\
Francis Muir&723-9390&francis\\
Rick Ottolini&723-1319&rick\\
Biondo Biondi&723-1250&biondo\\
Steve Cole&723-0253&steve\\
Carlos Cunha-Filho&723-4469&carlos\\
Gilles Darche&723-4469&gilles\\
Joe Dellinger&723-0463&joe\\
John Etgen&723-1250&john\\
Jun Ji&723-0253&jun\\
Martin Karrenbach&723-0253&martin\\
Guido Kneib&723-9197&guido\\
Clement Kostov&723-0463&clem\\
Dave Nichols&723-0253&dave\\
Alexander Popovici&723-0253&mihai\\
Jos van Trier&723-1250&jos\\
Marta Woodward&723-0253&marta\\
Lin Zhang&723-0463&lin\\ 
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Our computer is connected to the ARPA net,
the UNIX-UUCP net (usenet),
and (through a gateway) BITNET.
We can receive computer mail via any of these nets.

Our ARPA net address is ``{\tt hanauma.stanford.edu}'';
i.e., send Jon mail with the address 
``{\tt jon@hanauma.stanford.edu}''.  If your machine does not 
understand domain-based routing,
your host table should have the entry
\newline {\tt 36.51.0.16	hanauma.stanford.edu}
\newline Alternatively, you can bounce mail through a site your machine does
know; i.e., \linebreak
``{\tt jon\%hanauma.stanford.edu@decwrl.dec.com}''.

If you are on the UNIX-UUCP net, our address is ``{\tt hanauma.uucp}''
(i.e., send Jon mail with the address ``{\tt jon@hanauma.uucp}'').
If your machine does not have ``pathalias'' installed,
you may have to specify an explicit machine-by-machine ``bang path''
from your site to hanauma.  Our two main UUCP neighbors are ``{\tt apple}''
and ``{\tt convexw}'';
i.e., if your site were ``{\tt killer}'',
you could use
\newline ``{\tt killer!ames!apple!hanauma!jon}'' or
\newline ``{\tt killer!convex!convexw!hanauma!jon}''.
\newline Alternatively, our 300/1200/2400 baud phone number is (415)~725-1335.
Hanauma will not accept anonymous uucp mail connections, you must first
contact a system administrator at SEP and ask them to add your hostname
to our ``/usr/lib/uucp/L.sys'' and ``/usr/lib/sendmail.cf'' files.

If you are on BITNET, send mail to ``{\tt MAILER@STANFORD}'' and then as the first
line of your message insert the line
\newline {\tt To:	user@hanauma}
\newline where ``{\tt user}'' is the login name of the person you wish to send mail to on
hanauma.

Good luck!

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