Firesign update:

The Firesign Theatre website has now been moved to a new host
machine. You shouldn't see any changes, but some pages may
not work until we find them and fix them. Please let us know
about any problems you may find.

Send any comments via the web at:
http://www.firesigntheatre.com/comments.html

The "public" email addresses firesign@firesigntheatre.com and
catherwood@firesigntheatre.com will no longer receive email,
and will instead refer people to our comment URL above.

In the near future, this mailing list will have a return
address of flotsam instead of firesign@firesigntheatre.com.
As long as that email address is non-public (i.e. we don't
get spam to that address), it will be a valid email address
so mailing list recipients can use email to reply to
announcements. If you use a spam filter, please allow
"Flotsam" to send announcements to your email.

This announcement is also a test for our mailing list on the new host.

Billville - the town that nature forgot to hate
-- Firesign Theatre
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While fixing links on the new website, I noticed that
Phil has a recent entry in his Blog of the Unknown:
http://austin.weblogger.com

By the way, the move to the new web server requires that all
/cgi/ references be changed to /cgi-bin/, so any web sites
that e.g. link directly to the Fireblog at

http://www.firesigntheatre.com/cgi/wlv.cgi

...need to be changed to:

http://www.firesigntheatre.com/cgi-bin/wlv.cgi

The same is true if you link to individual Fireblog articles,
or the RadioNow front page, or any URL that contains "/cgi/"

US Plus: We Own The Idea Of Now [TM]
-- Firesign Theatre
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Thanks for the heads-up from Firehead Ken Cope, here's a recent
Peter Bergman appearance on The Quake, which you can listen to
online or download:

http://www.quakeradio.com/pages/waw_guests.html?feed=124199&article=618879

Why does the porridge bird lay his eggs in the air?
-- Firesign Theatre