Nothing's perfect but at least it's something I can pass on to my neighbors. small excerpt: 'Citizens should takes steps to prepare for Y2K  just as they would for any emergency situation, such as power outages, storms or other circumstances in which the normal operations of a home may be disrupted. The unusual nature of Y2K provides an opportunity to review your situation and prepare for any kind of emergency  and for potential problems unique to Y2K. The city of Denton and private providers of critical services have taken steps to address the Y2K computer bug and continue to work on avoiding potential disruptions. Despite these efforts, there still may be problems that affect the lives of citizens. The purpose of this article is to provide you with general tips to help you prepare for Y2K  or for any emergency.'

http://www.ci.denton.tx.us/y2k/dentonite.html

-- Shelia (Shelia@active-stream.com), June 17, 1999

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Not bad...not bad...however, if I were you, before handing them out to anyone I'd look at the statement , "Citizens should take steps to prepare for Y2K-- just as they would for any emergency situation, such as power outages, storms or other circumstances in which the normal operations of a *home* may be disrupted." Scratch out *home* and put *world* in it's place. NOW it's ready for "hand-outs".

-- Will continue (farming@home.com), June 17, 1999.

Any ONE can of beans (or anything else) anyone else out there has is ONE less can of bean of mine that they may want in the future.

Works for me.

-Greybear

-- Got enough?

-- Greybear (greybear@home.com), June 18, 1999.