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 The latest (and final) issue of 
                        Frobnicate is issue 
                        30, for spring 2008, 
            released 2008/04/11  
                 . 24 
            pages.
 Within this issue you will 
            find:   
              
              Keep the home 
              fires burning  My final word on global warming, 
              eco-taxation, and digging down to try to discover a bit of truth from all the 
              rhetoric.
 
                Go 
              figure...
               Why Frobnicate is coming to the end, 
              diaper madness, yay RISC OS code for all!, geek terminology, 
              animé, introducing Aiko and relative computer speeds, XP 
              good-and-bad, and how an overly paranoid copy-protection on a DVD 
              required me to copy it before I 
              could watch it!
 
  Review:  MPman MP-FUB34 Another little MP3 
              player (this time a 1Gb model). Here's what I thought of 
              it.
 
Flying withoutwingsI take to the air. 
              Whooo-hooooo...
 
Musings on copyrightSome random yackage about copyright and what 
              this means for computer users.
 
 
              An 
              argument for Open Source
              As time goes by, Open Source software is 
              becoming more and more a necessity. Here is my argument 
              why.
 
               Mom's 
              Page by Stephanie-Jane Murray
              Retirement, poetry, the 
              future, and of course Dylan     is 
              mentioned...
 
                     
                  Final       
                  Wrap 
              PartyReminiscence and fond 
              memories. Possibly the hardest article I've ever 
              written.
 
 
               And the 
              answer... It is not mentioed in the magazine - it is 
              here. The girl on the right is Tiffany, the picture 
              being from the video for "I Think We're Alone 
              Now".
   This issue was 
            created using OvationPro (v2.92 2007/12/24)and converted to a PDF document using Office One PDF Manager v6
 using an old generic PentiumIII box (XP / 128Mb / 450MHz).
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