Hong Kong Phil/c.1988-89

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I believe that was Jeff Hoard. Does that sound right? I know he was there a long time, and think he is now "back" in the States, where???
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This is his home web page:

http://home.aol.com/__121b_GM7yu9JPJ/Yc ... Dcp7e92PA=
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This is a post that Jeff put on TubeNet.

http://www.chisham.com/tips/bbs/mar2001 ... 48141.html
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