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From: Mike Goldberg <m_goldberg@**.COLORADO.EDU>
Subject: A solution to UB....
Date: Fri, 21 Oct 1994 15:00:23 MST
Hello. Mark and I have been working on a wrap up for rescuing Crashkit.

Basic Timeline and events happening therein:
:::::: Pittsburgh Universal Brotherhood. :::::::
+ Japan visitors return on Oct. 31st to Seattle.
+ November 2nd, DragonEyes gets hassled by unknown. Hires the Pittsburgh team
to rescue Crashkit, and will provide equipment as needed/wanted through of
contact of his. Only 2 witnesses of harrasment is Blitzkrieg and WHAT.
+ At the same time, as DragonEyes hires, the FBI agent in Seattle is 2 days
into his investigation into Project Hope. (he has his own team).
+ November 4th, get to Pittsburgh.
+ 4th, 5th, and 6th are scouting days. At night on the 7th at night, run takes
place.
++ The run. I will post getting down to the hive level. In which, the team
will split up. DragonEyes, Blitzkrieg, and whoever else is in that team, finds
Crashkit. Two seperate teams leave ASAP once radio contact establishes the
fact that Crashkit is found. I will write up aftermath.
** This happens as Double Exposure is ending. Which keeps the Chicago mess on
line for November 15th, which is the date that Rob said the bomb would happen.

As such, I will need to know as soon as possible, who is on the run. You will
have to send this to me privately with a character description and gear
description. Plus the wish list of gear you would like from DragonEyes'
contact. Again.... send this to me privately, as for part of the time up to
this, I will be on no-mail. My address is: m_goldberg@**.colorado.edu

Mark and I have determined after 5 hours of consultation that this would be the
easiest way to move the list to where FASA is.

More to come, as we work out what happened in Japan and what is to come from
London.

Mike

P.S. Useful comments please.

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