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This is the Frequently Asked Questions List (FAQ) for the Usenet Newsgroup
alt.fan.dave_barry.  This list was last updated 2/4/95.
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--> (Please make sure that your source for Dave's articles is listed in the
--> state-by-state list at the end of the FAQ!)

Please send Corrections, Additions, or Suggestions to:
Mike Steele  ([e-mail])
"Alert FAQ Editor"
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NOTES FOR MARCH 1995 FAQ:
    If you sent me corrections last month, I haven't had time
to incorporate them into the FAQ yet.  I've been incredibly busy
with school work.  On a related note, there is no "FAQ diffs"
posting this month, since the FAQ didn't change.
        --Mike



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Dave Who?
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No, not Dave Who, Dave _Barry_.  Dave Barry is a syndicated columnist
whose humorous articles appear in hundreds of newspapers every week.  When
he's not writing his columns for the enjoyment of the world, he writes for
the Miami Herald's Tropic Magazine.  Dave has won a Pulitzer Prize for his
humor columns and is the lead guitarist in a rock band called the _Rock
Bottom Remainders_.  Plus, Dave is the leader of the Urban Professionals
and an all-around nice guy who tries to protect his readers from the dangers
of the world around them, like exploding cows and trout falling from the sky.
This newsgroup is *not* about David Barry, the auto writer for Vogue Magazine.


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Where Can I Read Dave's Articles?
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Well, if you want to get your weekly dose of Dave in your local newspaper,
check out the list at the end of the FAQ.  It contains the names of
hundreds of newspapers and magazines across the United States and around
the world that carry Dave Barry's articles on a regular basis.  For those
of you who are too lazy to get up from your computers, keep reading...

(DISCLAIMER: This is not an advertisement or endorsement of any service,
newspaper, or magazine mentioned, but is intended merely as a response to
one of the most frequently asked question in the newsgroup,
alt.fan.dave_barry.)


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Where Can I FTP/Get Dave's Articles Over the Net?
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Dave Barry is a Professional Writer.  His job is (I'm not making this up...)
to sit around playing flight simulation games until a thought hits him
(usually just before deadline), write it down, then send it in to his
editor.  His articles are not in the public domain.  While you used
to be able to get his articles by e-mail, this service has been
discontinued by the distributor.  It is a violation of copyright
laws to reproduce Dave's column (by any means, including electronically),
so don't even think about typing one in and posting it.


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Ah, but What About AOL Users?
-----------
Funny you should ask.  Yes, America On-Line users actually have a
leg up on the rest of us for a change.  For those of you AOL'ers
out there, use the Keyword: MERCURY (to go to the San Jose
Mercury News), select the Bay Area Living icon, and then select
(I'm not making this up) Electronic Boogers.  [thanks to Mike Ward
([e-mail]) for this info]


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Is there a mailing list version of this newsgroup?
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Nope.


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How can I Write to Dave?
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To write to Dave Barry (and get your very own postcard reply from "The
Man" himself), write to:

    Dave Barry
    c/o Tropic Magazine
    Miami Herald
    1 Herald Plaza
    Miami, FL  33132


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Does Dave read this newsgroup?
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Yup.  He used to even post once in a while.


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Can I send E-Mail to Dave?
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Yup.


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Well?  Aren't you going to tell me his address?
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Nope.  Dave doesn't want his address in the FAQ.  If you really want it,
watch the group for one of his posts and get the address off that.  But
Dave would just as soon have you post to alt.fan.dave_barry rather than
send personal mail, and he'll see your note on the newsgroup.


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Is there a non-Internet Dave Barry Fan Club?
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Why, yes there is...  The Dave Barry Fan Club puts out a bi-monthly
newsletter entitled "We're Not Making This Up" which features info
about Dave and personal letters from him (he fills out a questionairre
for each issue).  To recieve the newsletter (through regular mail,
not e-mail) send $4.50 for a year (or $1 for a 1 issue sample) to:
    Rocky Lefarth
    20607 Saxon
    Arnold, MO  63010

Contact Barbara Ploegstra ([e-mail]) for more
information.


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What's this about a Dave Barry TV show?
-------------
[Thanks to "Alert Viewers" ;-) Brett Doehr ([e-mail]) and
Laura Troise ([e-mail]) for most of this information]

The show is called "Dave's World", and it is on a local CBS affiliate
near you at 8:30pm (7:30 Central & Mountain) Monday nights.  The show
is based on the books "Dave Barry Turns 40" and "Dave Barry's Greatest
Hits".  In the show, Dave has 2 kids and one dog (as opposed to 1 kid
and 2 dogs in real life (Zippy got cut)) and Dave works for the
_Miami_Record_Dispatch_ Sunday Magazine Section (instead of the
_Miami_Herald_ "Tropic" Magazine).  The real Dave Barry has appeared
in one episode in the first season of the series, in which he played
a guy who gets into a bidding war with the Barry's to purchase an air
conditioner.  The real Dave and the fake Dave (Harry Anderson)
played/sang "Wild Thing" during the closing credits.

Cast:
    Dave -- Harry Anderson
    Beth (Dave's Wife) -- DeLane Matthews
    Ken (Dave's Boss) -- Shadoe Stevens
    Shel (Dave's Friend) -- Meshach Taylor
    Tommy (Dave's older son) -- Zane Carney
    Willie (Dave's younger son) -- Andrew Ducote
    Mia (Ken's Secretary) -- J.C. Wendel
And, so you know who to direct your complaints about the annoying
laugh track to...
    Created By, Written By, Executive Producer -- Fred Barron
    Producer -- C. Andrew Reeder
    Director, Executive Producer -- James Widdoes
    Executive Producer -- Jonathon Axelrod


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Recently, Dave had a "Worst Song" Contest.  What did he pick as the worst
Rock and Roll Song of All Time?
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"MacArthur Park", written by Jim Webb, performed by Richard Harris in 1968
and later in 1978 by Donna Summer.


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On the Topic of Bad Music, What's That Band that Dave's In?
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Dave is the lead guitarist for the rock band, The Rock Bottom Remainders.
The group includes such popular writers as Dave Barry (lead guitar,vocals),
Stephen King (rhythm guitar,vocals), Ridley Pearson (bass guitar), Amy Tan
(vocals), Barbara Kingsolver (keyboards), Robert Fulghum (backup vocals),
Roy Blount Jr. (backup vocals), Dave Marsh (backup vocals), Tad Bartimus
(backups vocals), and organizer Kathi Goldmark (backup vocals).  The group
was put together by Goldmark at a writers convention in 1991.  They named
the band after the bookstore practice of selling last year's bestsellers at
bargain rates.  Music veteren Al Kooper is the band's musical director and
plays keyboards and guitar with the band.  The group went on its first tour
in May, 1993, with the proceeds going to the Right to Rock Network and a
variety of literacy and First Amendment organizations.  Their motto is, "We
play music as well as Metallica writes novels."

A book about the Rock Bottom Remainders has been published, entitled
"Mid-Life Confidential: The Rock Bottom Remainders Tour America with
Three Chords and an Attitude" (see "Other Stuff" section under "What
Books Has Dave Written" below for more info).


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What is Tropic Hunt?
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Tropic Hunt is a combination scavenger hunt and brain puzzle held in the Miami
area which is hosted by the Miami Herald's Tropic Magazine every spring.
Dave is one of the Hunt's creators and he helps organize it.  Asides from
that, it's hard to explain.


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What Books Has Dave Written?
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[Thanks to "Alert Librarian" Barbara Huff-Duff of Caltech, Pasadena, CA,
([e-mail]) for the complete list with more info than
most people will ever need...  :-)  ]

[Information is mostly from _Books in Print 1992/93_]

Babies & Other Hazards of Sex; How to Make a Tiny Person in Only 9 Months,
    with Tools You Probably Have Around the Home.  90p.  1984.
    Rodale Press (ISBN 0-87857-510-3, 10-105-1)

Bad Habits: A 100% Fact-Free Book.  227p.  1987.  H. Holt & Co.
    (ISBN 0-8050-0254-5, Owl Bks) (Originally published in 1985.)

Claw Your Way to the Top: How to Become Head of a Major Corporation in
    Roughly a Week. 96p.  1986.  Rodale Press
    (ISBN 0-87857-652-5, 20-564-1)
    Published in Spanish by Grijalbo (ISBN 8-425-323300-2)

Dave Barry Does Japan.  1992.  Random House (ISBN 0-679-40485-6)

Dave Barry's Gift Guide to End All Gift Guides.  128p.  1994.
    Crown Publishers (ISBN 0-517-79952-9)

Dave Barry Slept Here.  178p.  1990.  Ballantine Books.  Fawcett
    (ISBN 0-449-90462-8, Columbine)
    Also published 1989.  Random House (0-394-56541-X)
    Cover title: A Sort of History of the United States.

Dave Barry Talks Back.  285p.  1992.  Crown Pub Group (ISBN 0-517-58868-4,
    Crown)
    Also published 1991.  Crown Pub Group (ISBN 0-517-58546-4, Crown)

Dave Barry Turns 40.  179p.  1991.  Fawcett (ISBN 0-449-90587-X, Columbine)
    Also published 1990.  Crown Pub Group (ISBN 0-517-57755-)

Dave Barry's Greatest Hits.  287p.  1989, 1988.  Ballantine.  Fawcett
    (ISBN 0-449-90406-7, Columbine)

Dave Barry's Guide to Life.  Four Books in One: Dave Barry's Guide to
    Marriage and/or Sex, Babies and Other Hazards of Sex, Stay Fit and
    Healthy Until You're Dead, and Claw Your Way to the Top.  372p.
    1991.  Wings Books.  Outlet Book Co. (ISBN 0-517-06486-3, Pub.
    by Wings Bks)

Dave Barry's Guide to Marriage and/or Sex.  96p.  1987.  Rodale Press
    (ISBN 0-87857-725-4, 20-718-1)

Dave Barry is not Making this Up.  244p.  1994.  Crown Publishers, Inc.
    (ISBN 0-517-59574-5)  (illus. by Jeff MacNelly)

Dave Barry's Only Travel Guide You'll Ever Need.  171p.  1992.  Fawcett
    (ISBN 0-449-90759-7, Columbine)
    Also published 1991.  Fawcett (ISBN 0-449-90651-5, Columbine)

Homes and Other Black Holes: The Happy Homeowner's Guide to Ritual Closing
    Ceremonies, Newton's First Law of Furniture Buying, the Lethal
    Chemicals Man, and Other Perils of the American Dream.  109p.  1988.
    Ballantine.  Fawcett (ISBN 0-449-90274-9, Columbine)

Stay Fit and Healthy Until You're Dead.  81p.  1985.  Rodale Press
    (ISBN 0-87857-570-7, 10-136-1)

The Taming of the Screw: Several Million Homeowners' Problems.  90p.  1983.
    Rodale Press (ISBN 0-87857-484-0, 10-197-1)

The World According to Dave Barry.  (contains four other books,
    including Dave Barry Turns 40 and Dave Barry's Greatest Hits).


And, On Audio Cassette, Read By Dave Himself...
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Claw Your Way to the Top.  ca. 50 min.  1993.  Listen USA (0-886-84103-8)

Dave Barry Slept Here: A Sort of History of the United States.  60 min.  1990.
    Random House Sound Editions (0-394-58564-X)

Dave Barry Turns 40.  56 min.  1990.  Random House Sound Editions
    (0-394-58595-X)

Dave Barry's Only Travel Guide You'll Ever Need.  51 min.  1991.  Random
    House Sound Editions (ISBN 0-679-40653-0)


And, Some Books On Tape Read By Someone Else...
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Babies & Other Hazards of Sex.  Read by Arte Johnson.  ca. 1 hr., 30 min.
    1993.  Dove Audio (1-558-00663-X)

Claw Your Way to the Top: How to Become Head of a Major Corporation in
    Roughly a Week. Read by Arte Johnson.  1986.  Dove Audio
    (ISBN 1-558-00709-1)

Dave Barry Does Japan.  Read by Arte Johnson.  ca. 6 hrs.  1992.  Dove Audio
    (ISBN 1-558-00455-6)
    above may no longer be available--reissued anticipated in Oct. 1993.
    Dove Audio (ISBN 1-558-00697-4)

Dave Barry Talks Back.  Read by Arte Johnson.  ca. 3 hrs.  1991.  Dove Audio
    (1-558-00455-6)

Dave Barry's Guide to Marriage and/or Sex.  Narrated by Ed Begley.  ca.
    90 min.  1990.  Audio Renaissance Tapes (ISBN 1-559-27108-6)

Train of Thought:  Stories, Music & Eclectic Audio Entertainment, Vol. II.
    (Contains "Blimy! Frognal! Cockfoster!" from _Dave Barry Talks
    Back_ (Crown Trade Paperbacks))  Com Audio (ISBN 1-880949-03-2)


And, Finally, Some Dave Barry Stuff in Other Places...
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Dave also wrote the foreword to _Why Things Are: Answers to Every Essential
    Question in Life_, by Joel Achenbach.  1991.  Ballantine
    (ISBN 0-345-36224-1, Pub. by Ballantine Trade)

He also has a column in _The Best American Sports Writing 1992_ about
    Miami Heat forward Grant Long.  (it originally appeared in
    "Tropic" Magazine in _Miami Herald_)

A 12 page interview with Dave appears entitled "Dave Barry:  Passages"
    in _The Portable Curmudgeon Redux_, compiled and edited by Jon
    Winokur.  Penguin Books, 1992.  pp.171-183.  (ISBN 0-525-93489-8)

A Humorist's Look at Journalism.  cassette 60 min.  1988.  National Public
    Radio (Washington, D.C.).  (Dave talks to reporters about writing
    for awards and shares accounts of his book tour)

Project Venus.  "Anthology of Flying Saucer Break-Ins, 1957-1964)"
    33.3rpm, mono record.  1991.  Planet X (Benevento, Italy).
    (Humorous narrations with exerpts from popular songs inserted
    within the texts.  Dave does "Out of this world with flying
    saucers pt. 2" along with Sara Berner)

Visions of America.  VHS videocasette.  45 min.  1993.  Films for the
    Humanities and Sciences (Princeton, NJ).  (Video portraits
    of 7 Americans as told by themselves.  Along with Dave, there's
    Jimmy Carter, Hank Aaron, Barbara Mandrell, John McLaughlin,
    Gloria Steinem, and Amy Tan)  Call 1-800-257-5126 for ordering
    info.

Midlife Confidential: The Rock Bottom Remainders Tour America with
    Three Chords and an Attitude."  1994.  Viking Publishers.
    222 pages.  (ISBN 0-670-85234-1).  Members of the band
    (including Dave) authored individual chapters.  Photographs
    by Tabitha King.  Edited by Dave Marsh.

The Fireside Treasury of New Humor.  "Daze of Wine and Roses".
    p. 146.  Fireside Books (Simon & Schuster).  1989.  Edited
    by Al Sarrantonio.  (ISBN 0-671-67303-3 PBK)

Russell Baker's Book of American Humor.  "Can New York Save Itself?"
    p. 317.  W.W. Norton & Company Inc.  1993.

Roy Blount's Book of Southern Humor.  Edited by Roy Blount, Jr.
    W.W. Norton & Company, New York.  1994.  (ISBN 0-393-03695-2)


For Information on Ordering Dave's Books On Tape...
---------------------------------------------------
Dove Audio            Listen USA
Beverly Hills, CA        55 Old Field Point Rd.
                Greenwich, CN  06830-6149
Send Dove Audio Orders to:    [phone]
PRI 1124
Heil Quaker Blvd.        Random House Sound Editions
P.O. Box 7001            201 East 50th St.
La Vergne, TN  37086        New York, NY  10022
1-800-937-5557            1-800-773-3000

Com Audio, Inc.
334 E. Coast Highway, #429
Corona Del Mar, CA  92625
1-800-676-7166
Fax: [phone]


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What other Dave Barry Paraphernalia Can I Purchase?
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Dave Barry Daily Calendar
Dave Barry For President Bumper Sticker
Dave Barry T-Shirt/Sweatshirt with quote about men only wanting tickets to
        the world series (available in "Wireless" catalog)
"A Totally Random Evening with Dave Barry" (Compact Disc); Southern Tracks
        Records -- STD-0031.  In case you can't find it locally, try:
                Southern Tracks Records
                3051 Clairmont Road
                Atlanta, GA  30329
                [phone]
        FAX: [phone] (mark your fax "FAO: GINO")



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Where Can I find Articles ABOUT Dave Barry?
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Well, here's a list of articles about Dave compiled mostly by Alert Reader
Jon Reeves ([e-mail]):

"All I Think Is That It's Stupid" (An Interview with Dave Barry), Glenn
    Garvin, Reason Magazine, December 1994, p.25-31
"A Wealth of Humor", Smart Money, July 1994
"The Door Interview: Dave Barry", John Carney, The Door, Sep/Oct 1993,
    p. 6-10 (includes excerpt from _Dave Barry Slept Here_)
"Loon Over Miami: The On-Target Humor of Dave Barry", Peter Richmond,
        New York Times Magazine, Sept. 23, 1990, p. 44, 64-7, 95
"He Can't Make This Up", Harry F. Waters, Newsweek December 16 1991
"Strange Bedfellow", Michael Neill and Don Sider, People, July 8 1991
--several issues of The News of Boca Raton: Kate McClare's column
        covered his presidential campaign
"Family Portrait: Barry Funny", Michael Kiefer, Ladies Home Journal,
        October 1990
Playboy Interview, Fred Bernstein, Playboy, (April or May?) 1990
"Madcap Airs All", Jesse Birnbaum, Time, July 3, 1989, p. 68
*Many* locations around July 20 1988: news reports about "People With
        Boxes On Their Heads" at the Democratic convention (one of whom
        was Dave).
"Florida Funnyman Dave Barry Offers Sexpert Advice on Lust, Love, Bed
        and Boredom", Laurel Tielis, People, March 14 1988 p. 14
"2-4-6-8 he doesn't want to renovate!", Fred Bernstein, Metropolitan
        Home Oct. 1990 p. 58
"Dave Barry's barbs: The ripening of a humorist", Linda Matchan, The
        Boston Globe, October 15, 1987, p. 77ff
"Out of the sewage: Dave Barry used to report on waste treatment, but
        found that writing humor was more fun", David O'Reilly,
        Philadelphia Inquirer, around December 19, 1986
"The World According To Dave Barry", Eric Zorn, Chicago Tribune Sunday
        Magazine, September 22, 1985
"Barry's 'habit' is making people laugh", author unknown, Colorado
        Springs Gazette Telegraph, around April 27, 1985


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Where Can I read Everything that Dave Writes?
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Dave is a full-time writer for the _Miami Herald_.
Ted Goldblatt writes,
    "His 'normal' column is found in Tropic, which is the sunday
    magazine.  Assorted other items show up periodically, scattered
    around the paper (national news - probably most of these are
    also made available to the syndicators, local news - I would
    guess no one but us sees these, and sports seem to be the most
    common).  I don't know from down here how much of what dave writes
    beyond the sunday columns is seen by the rest of the world; it's
    sorta funky that he's 'just' another columnist for the local paper!"


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Where's the Huge List of Publications that Carry Dave's Articles that
You Promised Earlier?
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Right Here:


Comic Relief Magazine
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Comic Relief Magazine, a monthly magazine, publishes several Dave articles
a month. Here's their address. (thanks to Tony Salerno for the subscription
info)  Once again, it is advised to check with the company first to get the
current rates, which may have changed since this was written.

Comic Relief Subscriptions
P.O. Box 6606
Eureka, CA  95502
Voice:[phone]
Fax:  [phone]

1 year - $24.75
2 year - $45.75
3 year - $64.75

According to Michael Jenkinson, their international rates are:

US $35 for 12 issues
US $65 for 24 issues


The Funny Times
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One Dave Barry column a month appears in the monthly humor newspaper
The Funny Times.  Subscriptions are $17.50 for one year, $28.50 for two
years; foreign subs add $10/year.   (Check with the company to find out
the make sure the rates haven't changed before ordering)

The Funny Times,
P.O. Box 18530
Cleveland Hts., OH  44118
phone: [phone].


The National Forum Weekly
-------------------------
[Thanks to Joseph Nebus ([e-mail]) for this info]
The National Forum Weekly is a nationally available periodical which
contains a very large collection of columns and comic strips.
The Forum is assembled of several different sections that you can
pick and choose as you like. Dave is in "The Liberals" section, which is
$42.00 for a one-year (weekly) subscription. It also comes with a bunch of
other liberal commentators.  The Liberals is also contained within the
National Forum, which contains also The Conservatives and Gallery of
Cartoons.

The Conservatives or The Liberals are $42.00 per year.
Forum Weekly (Liberals, Conservatives, and Gallery of Cartoons) $68.00
There are also several other available packages from the National Forumn,
but you should contact the publisher for more information on these.
The Forum is printed by:

Associated Features, Inc.
P.O. Box 7099,
Fairfax Station, VA 22039-7099.

Libertarian Party News
----------------------
[Thanks to Bert Weiner ([e-mail]) for this info]
Dave's column appears regularly in the Libertarian Party News.
For subscription information, contact:
              Randy Langhenry
              P.O. Box 3391
              Gainesville, GA  30503

              404-536-5243  (phone)
              404-287-0800  (fax)
              [e-mail]   (email)


Other Periodicals
-----------------
Here's some periodicals that have printed at least one Dave column (some
of these are reprints of his weekly column or book excerpts, but not
all; those that are known to have published original material marked
with an asterisk):  [Thanks to Jon Reeves again...]

American Baby
*The American Spectator
Cosmopolitan
*Glamour
Men's Health
*Men's Life [Oct/Nov 1990, the only issue]
Modern Maturity (!)
NetGuide
*New Shelter
*New York Times Review of Books
*People
*Playboy
Reader's Digest
Rolling Stone
*Saturday Evening Post
Utne Reader
*Video Review


Newspapers which carry Dave's Column on a Regular Basis
-------------------------------------------------------

US ARMED FORCES
Stars and Stripes, (U.S. overseas military newspaper).  Time and location
    varies with edition.  (see also: EUROPE)

EUROPE (and other places overseas)
International Herald Tribune, back page of the Sat/Sun issue
Stars and Stripes, (U.S. overseas military newspaper) European Edition, Sunday

AUSTRALIA
Brisbane Courier-Mail, Monday
Illawarra Mercury, Saturday, one week out of every 4, but no set pattern.
The Newcastle Morning Herald, occasional
Sydney Morning Herald
The West Australian, occasional

CANADA
Calgary Herald, Sunday
Edmonton Journal, Sunday, `Life' section usually
Kitchener-Waterloo Record, Ontario, Thursday, Entertainment section, page 2
Montreal Gazette, Sunday
The Province, Vancouver, Sunday
Regina Sun, Sunday
Saskatoon Star-Phoenix, Saturday, Lifestyle Section
Sunday Daily News, Nova Scotia, Matinee section
Toronto Star, Sunday, Spotlight section
Winnipeg Free Press, Monday, Tempo section

HONG KONG
South China Morning Post, Saturday, Review section

JAPAN
The Daily Yomiuri, (English language newspaper), Thursday, under the title
    "Wit's End"

NEW ZEALAND
The Herald, Auckland, Saturday
The Press, Christchurch, Tuesday, editorial page

---IN THE U.S.---

ALABAMA
Huntsville, The Huntsville Times, Sunday, Life Section

ALASKA
Anchorage Daily News, Sunday
Fairbanks News Miner, Sunday

ARIZONA
Arizona Daily Star, Tucson, Monday, Metro/Region section
Arizona Republic, with illustration.
Arizona State University State Press, Thursday--Same as previous Sunday from:
Phoenix Gazette, Sunday, Lifestyles

ARKANSAS
Democrat-Gazette, Little Rock, Monday, Feature section, page 1

CALIFORNIA
The Contra Costa Times, Walnut Creek, Sunday, Section 1, page 2
The Daily Breeze, various L.A. suburbs, Sunday, 2nd to last page of front
    section
The Fresno Bee, Sunday, Tempo Section
Glendale Daily News, Sunday, Life Section
Long Beach Press-Telegram, Saturday
Marin IJ, Marin Country
Modesto Bee, Tuesday, Living Section, page 1
Orange County Register, Saturday, Accent Section
The Press Democrat, Santa Rosa, Sunday, Forum Section
The Press Enterprise, Riverside County, Wednesday
Sacramento Bee, Sunday, Time & Money section
Santa Barbara News Press, Monday (usually - sometimes Tuesday or ??)
San Diego Union-Tribune, Saturday in the 'Currents' section
San Gabriel Valley Tribune, Sunday
San Jose Mercury News, Sunday, WEST magazine section, inside back cover
    (with MacNelly cartoon)
San Luis Obispo, Telegram_Tribune, Sunday, _Focus_
Santa Monica's Evening Outlook, Sunday (uses Sunday Daily Breeze as Sunday
    edition)
Star News, Pasadena, Sunday
The Sun, San Bernardino, Sunday
Sunday Mercury News, San Jose, West section, Back Page
The Times, San Mateo (Bay area), Monday
Times Advocate, Escondido, Saturday

COLORADO
Boulder Daily Camera, Sunday, Back of Today Section
Denver Post, Sunday, Denver Post Magazine, pp. 4-5
Fort Collins Coloradoan, Sunday, Choice Section
Gazette Telegraph, Colorado Springs, Sunday

CONNECTICUT
New Haven Register, Sunday, Arts Section (same page as the crossword puzzle)

FLORIDA
Central Florida Future, University of Central Florida, Thursday in fall &
    spring, Wednesday in the summer.
Jascksonville Times-Union, Sunday, Lifestyles
The Ledger, Lakeland, Sunday, Life section
Miami Herald, see blurb above
Ocala Star-Banner, Friday, Parade section
Orlando Sentinel, Tuesday, Style Section, bottom of p.1
St. Petersburg Times, Sunday, Floridian section
The Tallahassee Democrat, Sunday, "Lifestyles" section
Tampa Tribune, Sunday, Editorial Section

GEORGIA
Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Sunday
Augusta Chronicle/Herald, Sunday, "Lifestyles" section
The Columbus Ledger-Enquirer, Sunday, "Living" section
The Union-Recorder, Milledgeville, Saturday, Forum page

HAWAII
Honolulu Advertiser, Thursday, "Living" section

IDAHO
Idaho Post-Register, Idaho Falls
The Idaho State Journal, Pocatello, Sunday, Second Editorial page
The Idaho Statesman, Boise, Monday, the bottom of the front page
    of the Daybreak section.
Lewiston Tribune, Sunday, Opinion section

ILLINOIS
.etc, Champaign Urbana News Gazette, Friday, Arts Section (page 2)
    (with MacNelly cartoon)
Chicago Tribune, Chicago Tribune Magazine (with MacNelly cartoon)
Peoria Journal Star, Sunday, Focus Section (with MacNelly cartoon)
State Journal-Register, Springfield, Friday, Heartland section
    (with MacNelly cartoon)

INDIANA
Campus Weekly (Purdue-West Lafayette), Wednesday
Indiana Daily Student (IU-Bloomington), Thursday, Opinion Page
Indianapolis Star, Monday
Lafayette Journal and Courier, Monday, Life & Times section
The Muncie Star, Sunday
Terre Haute Tribune-Star, Sunday

IOWA
Des Moines Register, Monday, opinions/editorial section
The Iowa State Daily, ISU, Ames IA, Monday, opinion page

KANSAS
The Wichita Eagle, Monday, Section A

KENTUCKY
Lexington Herald-Leader, Sunday, Ideas & Opinions section
Louisville Eccentric Observer, Wednesday

LOUISIANA
The Advocate, Baton Rouge, Saturday, op-ed page
Times-Picayune, New Orleans, Sunday, Living Section

MAINE
Bangor Daily News, weekend edition
The Free Press, Rockland
Kennebec Journal, Augusta
The Lewiston Sunday Sun

MARYLAND
The Annapolis Capital, Sunday, Lifestyle section
The Baltimore Sun, "The Sun Magazine"

MASSACHUSETTS
The Boston Globe, Sunday, Lifestyles section
The Lawrence Eagle Tribune, Sunday
The Lowell Sun, Sunday, Op-ed page, (with MacNelly Cartoon)
New Bedford Standard-Post, Southeastern Mass., Sunday, "Attitude"
    magazine supplement
Springfield Sunday Republican

MICHIGAN
Detroit News/Free Press, Sunday, "Detroit Free Press Magazine"
Kalamazoo Gazette, Saturday

MINNESOTA
Duluth News-Tribune, Sunday
St. Paul Pioneer Press, Sunday, Express Section

MISSISSIPPI
Clarion-Ledger, Jackson, Sunday, Southern Style or Arts and Leisure Section
Hattiesburg American

MISSOURI
The Kansas City Star, Sunday, Star Magazine
The St. Louis Post Dispatch, Sunday, "Everyday" Section (with MacNelly
    cartoon)

NEBRASKA
Omaha World-Herald, Sunday, Living Section

NEVADA
Las Vegas Review Journal, Saturday

NEW HAMPSHIRE
The Keene Sentinel, Keene, Monday
The Sunday Monitor, Concord, Sunday

NEW JERSEY
Asbury Park Press, Monmouth County, Sunday, Essentials Section, page 3
The Atlantic City Press, Monday
Bergen Record, Bergen County
Daily Record, Morris County, Sunday, "Lifestyle" section
The Herld and News, Paterson, (with MacNelly cartoon)
The Home News, New Brunswick, Sunday, "Living" section.
The News Tribune, Sunday, section D

NEW MEXICO
Albuquerque Journal, Saturday, Trends section, Front Page
Santa Fe New Mexican, Sunday, op-ed section

NEW YORK
Albany Times Union
Buffalo News, Sunday, "Buffalo News Magazine"
The Cornell Daily Sun
Gannet Suburban Newspaper, Westchester County, Sunday, Lifestyle section
     page B1 (with MacNelly cartoon)
The Ithaca Journal, Wednesday
New York Daily News
Rochester Democrat & Cronicle, Tuesday, Inside Section
Rockland County Journal-News
The Syracuse Herald-American, Sunday
The Times Herald-Record, Goshen, Sunday, "Sunday Supplement" section
The Utica Observer-Dispatch, Tuesday
Watertown Daily Times, Sunday

NORTH CAROLINA
Ashville Citizen-Times, Sunday
Charlotte Observer, Sunday
Durham Herald-Sun, Sunday, Life section
Greensboro News & Record, Sunday, Life section
News & Observer (Raleigh and other parts of NC), Sunday, Section E "Sunday"
Winston-Salem Journal, Monday

NORTH DAKOTA
Grand Forks Herald, Sunday

OHIO
Akron: The Beacon Journal, Sunday, "Beacon Magazine"
Cincinnati Enquirer, Sunday, Tempo section
The Columbus Dispatch, Sunday.
The Dayton Daily News, Monday, Lifestyle section.  Usually on the front page
The News Herald, Lake County, Sunday
News Journal, Mansfield, Sunday
The Post, Athens, Ohio University student newspaper, Tuesday, page 2

OKLAHOMA
McAlester News-Capital
Muskogee Phoenix
Sunday Oklahoman, Oklahoma City
Tulsa World, Living Section, towards the middle (with MacNelly Cartoon)

OREGON
The Bulliten, Bend, Sunday, Perspective section, page 3
Corvallis Gazette-Times, Sunday, Accent section
Eugene Register-Guard, Monday
Oregonian, Portland, Sunday, Northwest Living II
This Week (weekly shopper-type magazine), Portland, Tuesday

PENNSYLVANIA
Erie Times News, Sunday, magazine section, page 2
Greensburg Tribune-Review, Greensburg, Focus section
Harrisburg Patriot News, Sunday, Living section
The Lancaster New Era, Thursday
Philadelphia Daily News, Tuesday, (with MacNelly cartoon)
Philadelphia Inquirer, (occasionally) Inquirer Magazine
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Wednesday, magazine section, page 1
State College Centre Daily Times, Sunday
The Times Leader, Sunday, People section, page 3
York Daily Record, Wednesday, Living section

RHODE ISLAND
Newport Daily News, Saturday
Providence Journal-Bulletin, Sunday

SOUTH CARLOINA
The Greenville News/Piedmont, Sunday, travel section, p2
The State, Columbia, Sunday, p.2E

TENNESSEE
Chattanooga Times, Monday
The Clarksville Leaf-Chronicle, Monday
The Commercial Appeal, Memphis, Sunday
The Daily Beacon, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Monday, editorial page
The Knoxville News-Sentinel, Sunday
The Nashville Banner, Monday, Front page of Lifestyles (with cartoon)

TEXAS
Abilene Reporter-News, Sunday, Sunday Life section, page 2
Austin American Statesman, Sunday, Lifestyles section
Bryan-College Station Eagle, Lifestyle section
Corpus Christi Caller-Times, Sunday, Living section
Dallas Morning News, Sunday, Today section
The Express News, San Antonio, Sunday, Lifestyle section
Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Sunday
Houston Chronicle, Sunday, Texas section
McAllen Monitor, Sunday

UTAH
Deseret News, Salt Lake City, Sunday, "Spectra" section, front page
Ogden Standard Examiner, Sunday
Utah Statesman, Utah State University, Monday, p.4 (not in summer)

VIRGINIA
Daily Press, Newport News
Richmond Times-Dispatch, Sunday, Commentary page
Roanoke Times & World-News, Sunday, bottom of the "Extra" section
Virginian-Pilot/Ledger Star, Norfolk, Tidewater Living section

WASHINGTON
Bellingham Herald, Monday evenings, lifestyle section
   (a house was attacked by bread dough in Bellingham--alert reader Rob)
The Daily Olympian, Sunday
The Seattle Times, Monday, editorial page
Skagit Valley Herald, Mount Vernon, Monday
Spokesman Review, Thursday
Tri-City Herald, Kennewick, Sunday, Desert Living section

WASHINGTON, D.C.
Washington Post, Sunday, "Washington Post Magazine" last page, occasional
    bonus columns in daily Style section (mid-week reports during election)

WEST VIRGINIA
Daily Athenaeum, West Virginia University, Opinion/Editorial section

WISCONSIN
The Kenosha News, Sunday, Real Estate section
Milwaukee Journal, Sunday, magazine section (last page)
Wisconsin State Journal, Madison, Sunday, Daybreak section


THANK YOU TO EVERYONE WHO HAS CONTRIBUTED TO COMPILING THIS LIST.  THERE
ARE TOO MANY OF YOU TO MENTION HERE!!!

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