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From: karl@kraz.usc.edu (Karl Geiger)
Newsgroups: la.eats
Subject: Re: Italian/Pizzarea
Date: 11 Nov 1992 09:52:09 -0800
Organization: University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA
NNTP-Posting-Host: kraz.usc.edu
Keywords: pizza, italian cuisine

3 spots in Pasadena:

Greco's - On the east side of south Fair Oaks, 2 blocks south of
California.  It's in a red clay and glass brick building the owner,
Ross Greco, modified himself.  Go for the pizza bianca (parmesan,
garlic, olive oil) or the tomato and basil pie.  

Market City Cafe - On the west side of south Fair Oaks, 1/2 block
south of Colorado.  Wood, glass, and brick exterior with a life-size
model of a Jersey cow in the window.  Wood-fired pizza, excellent
pasta dishes, good capuccino, and the anti-pasto bar of the gods.
Order the pasta and get the antipasto for a few extra bux.

Mi Piace - North side of Colorado, 1/2 block east of Fair Oaks.
Exterior is iron (I think) with large glass windows, making this the
place to see and been seen.  Yuppie joint with tasty, whimsically
designed desserts baked on the premesis by a master pastry chef.
Try the fish.

These places are within walking distance of each other.  They haven't
windows where you can see the chef twirling pizza -- the only place I
remember seeing that is on Hollywood Blvd.

Buon gusto,

:kg
From: kmeyer@aero.org (Kraig R. Meyer)
Newsgroups: la.eats
Subject: Re: Century City? (Re: dim sum)
Date: 9 Nov 92 13:49:10
Organization: The Aerospace Corporation, El Segundo, CA
	<KMEYER.92Oct30134311@solarium.aero.org>
	<1992Nov02.225707.28499@convex.com>
NNTP-Posting-Host: solarium.aero.org
In-reply-to: budriuna@convex.com's message of Mon, 02 Nov 1992 22:57:07 GMT

On Mon, 02 Nov 1992 22:57:07 GMT, budriuna@convex.com (AL Budriunas) said:
> What is dim sum (no flames please)?

Someone who is a bit more culturally aware can probably give you a
better answer than I, but I'll take a stab at it.  The best way I can
describe it is that dim sum is a style of service and food found in some
Chinese restaurants and tea rooms.

It's sort of like a moving appetizer buffet; waitresses bring carts or
trays by your table.  Each tray has a variety of different dishes on
them, and you point at or tell the waitress what you want as something
interesting goes by.  By American standards, most of the dishes are the
size/style of appetizers: Spring rolls, steamed meat buns, potstickers,
etc.

You are charged by the number and types of dishes you've eaten.  In some
places, they simply count the number of plates on your table and multiply
by the price/plate.  In LA, it is more common to have a card that gets
punched or marked every time a dish is set on your table, and then you
get charged based on the number of marks/holes in your card.

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Newsgroups: la.eats
From: budriuna@convex.com (AL Budriunas)
Subject: Re: Italian/Pizzarea
Organization: CONVEX Computer Corporation, Richardson, Tx., USA
Date: Wed, 11 Nov 1992 21:26:31 GMT
X-Disclaimer: This message was written by a user at CONVEX Computer
              Corp. The opinions expressed are those of the user and
              not necessarily those of CONVEX.

In article <ataylor.721500493@uclagsm> ataylor@agsm.ucla.edu (Al Taylor) writes:
>
>I hope this isn't to far off the subject matter of this group, but
>I was hoping to get some suggestions on Italian restaurants and
>Pizza places. I'm not so much interested in the food, but what
>the exterior of the place looks like, especially at night. I'm 
>doing this for a photography assignment. I'm also interested in
>any place that as a window looking in that allows you to see them
>preparing the food, especially if they are tossing pizzas. Any
>suggestions would be appreciated and if you mention the food also I 
>certainly wouldn't mind.
>
>Thanks in advance,
>
>
>
>al			ataylor@agsm.ucla.edu


Bruno's on Centinela and Venice Blvd. near the 405 Fwy. has a Brick/stone
facade with ivy growing around it and iron railings. In the lobby, they have
a large picture window looking into the pizza preparation area and port 
of the kitchen. 

They have a full menu, typical Italian.


Al

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Los Angeles, Ca.                 49   46 49 58    54 48 45 4D 
Newsgroups: la.eats
From: gunter@wingfield.cs.ucla.edu (Michial Gunter)
Subject: Good Breakfast Places in West LA?
Organization: /global/us/edu/ucla/cs/ficus/users/gunter/.organization
Distribution: la
Date: 13 Nov 92 15:34:01


I am soliciting options about good places to get breakfast in
West LA.  Please contribute.


			mike
Newsgroups: la.slug
From: Gene.Saunders@West.Sun.COM (Gene Saunders [Southwest Area SE])
Subject: Mercury/Sun seminar
Organization: Image Analysis Systems Group, JPL
Distribution: la
Date: Sat, 7 Nov 1992 16:51:02 GMT

FYI ....

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>From Kathy.Trahan@West.Sun.COM Thu Nov  5 10:18:12 1992
From: kathy@suntzu.West.Sun.COM (Kathy Trahan [Los Angeles FMR])
Subject: reminder: Mercury/Sun seminar

*************************************************
Free Seminar
Presentations and demonstrations by:

Mercury Interactive Corporation 	Testing software 
Neuron Data				Advanced Software Development Tools
Pure Software Inc.			Software Tools for C and C++ environment
Sun					Distributed Platform of Choice

______________________________________________________



	** Calendar Appointment **

	Date:	11/11/92
	Start:	08:30 am
	End:	12:00 pm
	What:	Mercury/Sun Seminar
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	To register : call 408-982-0149
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Newsgroups: la.slug
From: Gene.Saunders@West.Sun.COM (Gene Saunders [Southwest Area SE])
Subject: REMINDER: Sunergy Dec 2
Reply-To: gene.saunders@suntzu.West.Sun.COM
Organization: Image Analysis Systems Group, JPL
Distribution: la
Date: Thu, 12 Nov 1992 22:48:02 GMT

I know .. we just finished with a downlink.  Here's another one ...
I modified it to be drag-and-drop ready in case you're interested.

Anyone know of a site here in the L.A.basin?  If so, feel free to share
details with either/both Sun Local User Group aliases ...

	Los Angeles:	la-slug@suntzu.West.Sun.COM
	Orange County:	oc-slug@sunkist.West.Sun.COM


----- Begin Included Message -----

>From Miyong.Byun@Corp Thu Nov 12 14:34:57 1992
From: Miyong.Byun@Corp (Miyong Byun, User Programs)
Subject: REMINDER: Sunergy Dec 2

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	End:	10:30 am
	What:	Object-Oriented Technologies
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From: sdg@wag.wag.caltech.edu (Siddharth Dasgupta)
Newsgroups: la.wanted
Subject: East-West Jazz Fusion Concert, Nov. 14, Ambassador Auditorium
Date: 5 Nov 1992 18:24:31 GMT
Organization: California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, CA
Distribution: la
Reply-To: sdg@wag.wag.caltech.edu (Siddharth Dasgupta)
NNTP-Posting-Host: chopin.wag.caltech.edu
Keywords: Jazz, Fusion, concert, ambassador

Subject: L. Subramaniam Concert, Nov 14th, Ambassador Auditorium
Dr. L. Subramaniam is giving a jazz fusion concert in the
Ambassador Auditorium on November 14th, Saturday at 8:30pm.
He has playing with him Hubert Laws on flute and Andy Summers
(of the group Police) on drums and a couple of Japanese
musicians also. 

Tickets are $40, $20 and $15.
If you are interested please contact Siddharth at
(818) 397-2725 (days)
	 OR
(818) 398-5603 evenings and weekend
	 OR
send e-mail at sdg@wag.caltech.edu

-- 
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
Siddharth Dasgupta (sdg@wag.caltech.edu) (818) 397-2725
Materials & Molecular Simulation Center, Beckman Institute, CALTECH,Pasadena
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Newsgroups: la.forsale
From: eric@hup.ucla.edu (Eric J. Splaver)
Subject: Queen Matress & Boxspring
Organization: UCLA Honors and Undergraduate Programs
Date: 7 Nov 92 14:04:23 PST

Oops!  I forgot to mention that this set is "queen" size.

I just purchased a brand new pillow top matress and matching boxspring.  
The manufacturer is Sealy and they are sold by some retailers as the "Crown 
Jewel Pillowtop".  This is one of the finest (and most expensive) matress's 
made.  It is extra firm.  I purchased it from a out of state discounter and 
when it arrived I discovered that because of the pillowtop it was too large 
for my bed.  It has _never_ been used!  I paid $680 plus $120 delivery for 
a total of $800.  I compared it to the same matress sets at local stores 
and found the prices over $1400!

Help!  I would like to get my $800 back for them but I would entertain 
other reasonable offers.

________________________
Eric J. Splaver
eric@hup.ucla.edu
(310) 825-2768
Newsgroups: la.forsale
From: eric@hup.ucla.edu (Eric J. Splaver)
Subject: New Sealy Matress & Boxspring for sale
Organization: UCLA Honors and Undergraduate Programs
Date: 7 Nov 92 10:35:15 PST

I just purchased a brand new pillow top matress and matching boxspring.  
The manufacturer is Sealy and they are sold by some retailers as the "Crown 
Jewel Pillowtop".  This is one of the finest (and most expensive) matress's 
made.  It is extra firm.  I purchased it from a out of state discounter and 
when it arrived I discovered that because of the pillowtop it was too large 
for my bed.  It has _never_ been used!  I paid $680 plus $120 delivery for 
a total of $800.  I compared it to the same matress sets at local stores 
and found the prices over $1400!

Help!  I would like to get my $800 back for them but I would entertain 
other reasonable offers.
________________________
Eric J. Splaver
eric@hup.ucla.edu
(310) 825-2768
From: news@jato.jpl.nasa.gov
Subject: Weekly USENET Report for jato
Organization: Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Date: Tue, 10 Nov 1992 12:00:27 GMT
From: gb@dixie.cs.unc.edu (Gary Bishop)
Newsgroups: triangle.radio
Subject: RSGB Radio Communication?
Date: 4 Nov 92 20:34:36 GMT
Distribution: triangle
Organization: UNC Department of Computer Science

I'd like to find the August and October 91 issues of the RSGB magazine
"Radio Communication".  It does not seem to be held by the UNC, Duke,
or State libraries.  Does anybody have those issues?  I'd like to copy
an article from them.

73

wa4fut
Newsgroups: triangle.radio
From: sasjrm@beatle.unx.sas.com (Jeff McDermott)
Subject: Re: Re:CONVERSION US & INTERN'L VIDEOTAPES
Originator: sasjrm@beatle.unx.sas.com
Date: Thu, 12 Nov 1992 13:51:42 GMT
Organization: SAS Institute Inc.


In article <1992Nov11.220721.10520@ncsu.edu>, hhamouda@unity.ncsu.edu (Hechmi Hamouda) writes:
>There is a service in Raleigh, NC where video conversion from any country format
>to any format can be made (VHS, VHS-C and 8 mm types of cassettes).
>This will allow playback of videotapes made overseas, here on U.S. TV's and VCR's
>(NTSC System). The service will also convert the other way around, from
>U.S. system to any of the systems used anywhere else in the world (PAL,
>SECAM, etc..)
>
>Mailing Address:  INTERNATIONAL VIDEO CONVERSION
>                  520 Harvest Lane
>                  Raleigh, NC 27606-2217
>
>Phone:            (919) 233-8689
>
>Fees:             $20.00 + $5.00 S&H
>                  (Price of a High Grade Cassette Included, 2hrs or less)
>
>Delivery:         Mailed back the next day, express shipping at request.
>
>Payment:         Cheque, Cash or Money Order mailed with tape.

i will convert any international video standard to any other
international video standard for $10 per 2 hour tape ($5 for
shorts).  multiple orders will be cheaper.  you supply the
blank tape...

email if interested to sasjrm@unx.sas.com
Newsgroups: triangle.general
From: jon@stella.unx.sas.com (Jon Allen)
Subject: Re: VW mechanics ?
Originator: jon@stella.unx.sas.com
Date: Fri, 6 Nov 1992 18:26:06 GMT
Organization: SAS Institute Inc.


We always took our VWs (Beetle, Scirocco) to Lonnie Long, who works at Jim
Hawkins' in Durham. He does good work, he's honest, and he can often get used
parts when it's ok to use them, at quite a savings to the customer. I recommend
him.
His brother (forgot his name) works at Hicks' VW Service, and Lonnie speaks
highly of that shop, though I have no experience with them. They do restoration
work there too.
A third option in Durham is Melton's Garage on Iredell. Mr. Melton is a really
nice guy, they fix VWs there, and I would trust him with my car, though again,
he hasn't worked on our cars. Friends with other makes have recommended him.

Since we moved to Cary, several folks have recommended Carolina Auto Works, and
Monday I'm taking the Beetle to them for some work. I'll let you know how that
one visit goes if you're interested.
-- 
Jon Allen                                                        jon@unx.sas.com
SAS Institute, Inc.                                or: ...!uunet!unx.sas.com!jon
Newsgroups: triangle.general
From: sch@unx.sas.com (Steve Holzworth)
Subject: Re: Cable TV and you (now: learning remotes)
Date: Wed, 11 Nov 1992 21:28:31 GMT
Distribution: nc
Organization: SAS Institute Inc.

In addition to the Motorola CP8, which learns your other remote(s),
the new edition of Pop Sci has remote in its "What's New" section which
uses an LCD touch panel to make the buttons. Presumably, the buttons
have changeable legends (or possibly just turn off unused buttons).
It's approx $100.00. They do show a picture of it.


--
Steve Holzworth
sch@unx.sas.com
x6872
SAS Institute - Open Systems R & D
Cary, N.C.
Newsgroups: triangle.general
From: rbn@sunvis.rtpnc.epa.gov (Bob Boyd)
Subject: RTP Area Drumming Group/Mailing List?
Organization: UNISYS/Environmental Protection Agency
Date: Wed, 11 Nov 1992 17:01:59 GMT

There are several people on the net who are interested in Raleigh/
Durham/Chapel Hill area drumming events.

Are you interested in drumming classes? Drumming circles for men?Women?
Mixed groups? Where drums can be bought/sold?  Tips on taking care of
various types of drums? Etc...

If you are interested and/or would be willing to set up and maintain
a mailing list please respond to this post.   

--
Bob Boyd                 
rbn@ralph.rtpnc.epa.gov 
Unisys/EPA               

Newsgroups: triangle.general
From: saswta@terrapin.unx.sas.com (Bill Arnette)
Subject: Re: Toyota mechanics?
Originator: saswta@terrapin.unx.sas.com
Date: Thu, 5 Nov 1992 14:10:30 GMT
Distribution: triangle
Organization: The Village


>>
>>	Al's Garage, at the boundary of Chapel Hill and Carrboro, is the
>>best Toyota garage in town.  Although their prices are slightly higher 
>>than average, you will find them honest, which is a good tradeoff.   

>Second the vote for Al's.  I've been taking my '87 Chevy Nova (Toyota
>Corolla in disguise) there for 3+ years, and I've been very happy with
>them.  I haven't done enough price comparison to have an opinion on their
>prices, but their honesty is a welcome change from a garage I used before
>I moved here from Michigan.  They even tell me I *don't* need to spend
>money on things! 


Is there a garage like this in the Raleigh/Cary area?
-- 
Bill Arnette, SAS Institute Inc.  (919)677-8000x6193  | saswta@unx.sas.com
SAS Campus Drive, Cary, NC 27513  (919)677-8123(fax)  | ...!mcnc!sas!saswta
Newsgroups: triangle.general
From: gray@rtpvl1.enet.dec.com (Lee Gray)
Subject: Stray dog needs home
Reply-To: gray@rtpvl1.enet.dec.com (Lee Gray)
Organization: Digital Equipment Corporation
Distribution: usa
Date: Wed, 4 Nov 1992 19:40:59 GMT


--
Help! I'm desperately trying to save a dog from the pound. 

I have a wonderful mixed breed dog hanging my house that needs a good home. It
is a rather young (< 1 year?) female. It's hard to tell the mixture, but she
is a a medium to large sized dog. She would probably not work out in an 
apartment.

Wonderful temperment. In the week that she has been around my home, I have never 
heard her bark. She has been wonderful around my young kids. She is very loving,
often puts her head on your leg or lap. 

I cannot let her in my house as I have a very jealous Sheltie. I'm afraid she's
either going to be picked up by the dog catcher or get hit by a car. She appears
very skinny, so I assume she was abandonded.

If you're looking for what appears to be a wonderful dog, please let me know.

Home - 469-3785
Work - 941-4545

***********************************************************************
***  Lee Gray                            gray@rtpvl1.enet.dec.com   ***
***********************************************************************
Newsgroups: triangle.general
From: sasbrb@rolypoly.unx.sas.com (Brendan Bailey)
Subject: Re: NEWSWEEK subscribers
Originator: sasbrb@rolypoly.unx.sas.com
Date: Tue, 10 Nov 1992 16:11:05 GMT
Distribution: nc
Organization: SAS Institute Inc.


In article <1992Nov10.144602.3155@ncsu.edu>, kester@mte.ncsu.edu (Dan Kester) writes:
> A question for Newsweek subscribers:
>
>In other places I've lived (other states) my copy of Newsweek arrived on
>Tuesdays.  Reliably.  Since moving to Raleigh, I've been getting it on Fridays
>or Saturdays.  Sometimes on Wednesday or Thursday, but rarely. For example, I
>have not yet gotten the election special issue (as of Monday). Is this typical
>for this area?  Or is my post office extra slow (27615 in North Raleigh). Is
>the problem with the post office or with Newsweek's distribution system? What
>about TIME subscribers? When does that arrive?

   I live in Durham (27713) and I usually get my copy on Thursday or Friday.  
However, I did not receive the election issue until yesterday, which I  
expected to get on Saturday at the latest.  My father in Charlotte got his
on Saturday.  What an issue!  Damn good reading for those interested in a
behind-the-scene look of the presidential campaign.

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SAS Institute, Inc - QA/Graph           it adds 150 expansion teams or hell 
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Go Heels! Go Hornets! Go Panthers!      first -- Raleigh will be awarded a
The NFL in Charlotte! Target: 1995!!!   franchise." - The Charlotte Observer
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From: tell@rukbat.cs.unc.edu (Stephen Tell)
Newsgroups: triangle.general
Subject: Re: Cable TV and you
Date: 11 Nov 92 05:02:56 GMT
Distribution: nc
Organization: The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

In article <17396@borg.cs.unc.edu> bennett@merak.cs.unc.edu (Robert Bradley Bennett) writes:
>
>In Cable Vision of Carrboro, the "Basic" channels are unscrambled, so you
>can hook you VCR between the wall outlet & the descrambler to record channels
>2 thru 12 (I think) even while viewing channels on TV via the scrambler.

Nope.  CVI-Carrboro seems to be somewhat enlightened.  No descrambler
required for 2-36 standard service nor HBO.  When I subscribed 3 years ago
they explicitly asked if I had dable ready gear, and a recent channel-list
insert marks off those that are cable-ready.  One of the other premiums is
also done with traps (as HBO).  Some premiums are scrambled; don't get any
of those so I wouldn't know.

As far as utilities, Carrboro looks like the place to be:  no cable box
(unlike Chapel Hill), Southern Bell (not GTE like Durham), Duke Power
(not CP&L).
-- 
Steve Tell       tell@cs.unc.edu H: 919 968 1792  | #5L Estes Park apts
UNC Chapel Hill Computer Science W: 919 962 1845  | Carrboro NC 27510
Engineering is a _lot_ like art:  Some circuits are like lyric poems, some
are like army manuals, and some are like The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy..
From: jbs@ee.egr.duke.edu
Newsgroups: triangle.general
Subject: Re: Nearest source of non-oxygenated gas ...
Date: 5 Nov 92 14:39:39 GMT
Distribution: triangle
Organization: Duke University EE Dept.; Durham, NC
Originator: jbs@ee.egr.duke.edu

In article <1992Nov4.180757.3498@mcnc.org> kk@mcnc.org (Krzysztof Kozminski) writes:
>Does anybody know what counties near the Triangle still sell real gasoline
>as opposed to the oxygenated gasohol inflicted on us here in Durham/RTP?

The four counties in this area that require fuels to be oxygenated are
Durham, Orange, Wake, and Franklin.  There are 11 N.C. counties in all
affected by the requirements - the others are Davidson, Davy, Forsyth, 
Guilford, Randolph, Stokes, and Yadkin (i.e., Winston-Salem and Greensboro/
Asheboro areas).

  -joe
-- 
                You spend the night
            Like you were spending a dime

                   - Lyle Lovett

X-Spook-Fodder: CIA NSA FBI SBI Bush overthrow uprise assasinate anarchy
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From: lmc@duke.cs.duke.edu (Lynn Mueller Canaday)
Newsgroups: triangle.general,triangle.forsale,duke.general
Subject: SMD Disks are gone.
Date: 5 Nov 92 12:49:08 GMT
Followup-To: triangle.general
Distribution: triangle
Organization: Duke University Computer Science Dept.; Durham, N.C.

Thanks to all who replied, but the disks have been given away!

Lynn
Newsgroups: triangle.general
From: kester@mte.ncsu.edu (Dan Kester)
Subject: NEWSWEEK subscribers
Organization: North Carolina State University
Distribution: nc
Date: Tue, 10 Nov 1992 14:46:02 GMT

 A question for Newsweek subscribers:

In other places I've lived (other states) my copy of Newsweek arrived on
Tuesdays.  Reliably.  Since moving to Raleigh, I've been getting it on Fridays
or Saturdays.  Sometimes on Wednesday or Thursday, but rarely. For example, I
have not yet gotten the election special issue (as of Monday). Is this typical
for this area?  Or is my post office extra slow (27615 in North Raleigh). Is
the problem with the post office or with Newsweek's distribution system? What
about TIME subscribers? When does that arrive?

Dan Kester
kester@mte.ncsu.edu