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THOSE WERE THE DAYS, WHEN COMPUTERS DIDN'T HAVE
FANCY GRAPHICS YET, AND PROFESSOR ASHFIELD HAD TO
TRY AND WREAK HAVOC OVER THE COMMAND LINE PROMPT!
http://www.ashfieldonline.com/
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