HDTenEightyP/NetNews huggingface dataset:
From: sasmgr@mvs.sas.com <SASMGR@mvs.sas.com>
Subject: any gospel or blues performances ?
Date: Thu, 1 Oct 1992 22:50:00 GMT
Organization: SAS Institute Inc.

Does anyone know where to go to see (or where to get info on) gospel or
blues performances (I will be checking the Spectator and Independent).
I have out-of-town company coming for the weekend of Oct 9-12 and
they would like to take in some live music - preferably gospel,
preferably Durham or Chapel Hill but anywhere in the area is OK...
Any suggestions ?  Thanks !
Newsgroups: triangle.general
From: sasmzl@holly.unx.sas.com (Menqiong Liou)
Subject: Granville or Vance county?
Date: Thu, 1 Oct 1992 19:31:32 GMT
Distribution: triangle
Organization: SAS Institute Inc.


 Hi:

 If you live in Granville or Vance county,
 please talk to me. I just need to ask
 you one thing. My phone number is 677-8000 (ext. 6684).
 Thanks!
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Menqiong Liou, SAS Institute Inc.    (919)677-8000 | sasmzl@unx.sas.com
SAS Campus Drive, Cary, NC 27513  (919)677-8123(fax) |

How are you (in English)?
Ni How Ma (in Chinese)?
O Genki Des Ga (in Japanese)?
Ar Neow Ha Se Yu (in Korean)?
Newsgroups: triangle.gardens,rec.gardens,alt.co-evolution,misc.rural
From: london@SunSite.unc.edu (Larry London)
Subject: File list update - 10-5-92
Organization: University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
Date: Sun, 4 Oct 1992 15:49:12 GMT

10-5-92 comprehensive list of files available via:

FTP from sunsite.unc.edu
    files are in /pub/docs/sustainable_agriculture

E-mail request from london@sunsite.unc.edu


* = new files

   		        miscrural		recgardens
beekeeping	      	newlist.001 *	      	seedproducer.swiss *
handtool.lst		organfarm.jobop

beekeeping:
apis-6-92 *	apis-7-92 *	apis-8-92 *	apis-9-92 *

miscrural:
buyingruralland.faq	ruralhomes.faq		ruralorganizations.faq
handtoolsources.faq	ruralinfo-misc.faq	ruralsuppliers.faq
ruralbooks.faq		ruralmagazines.faq

recgardens:
ben			gardenbooks.nal-usda *	rootinghormone.faq
bulbs.faq		gardensoft.faq		roses.faq
fertilizers.faq		general			seedcats1.faq
forcingbulbs.faq	peppers.faq		seedcats2.faq

recgardens/ben:
ben31 *	ben33 *	ben35 *	ben37 *	ben39 *	ben41
ben32 *	ben34 *	ben36 *	ben38 *	ben40	ben42

recgardens/general:
mushroomspawn.source
From: crimmins@duke.cs.duke.edu (Steven Crimmins)
Newsgroups: triangle.gardens
Subject: Peppers
Keywords: Peppers, Chiles, Trade
Date: 4 Oct 92 20:39:16 GMT
Distribution: triangle
Organization: Duke University Computer Science Dept.; Durham, N.C.

Hi,
  I have started a garden of peppers this year
and I am interested in swapping seeds to increase
my selection.  I have several interesting varieties 
(such as Thai actually from Thailand) that I can trade.
Please send mail to this ID if you are interested.

Steve-- 
Department of Computer Science, Duke University, Durham, NC 27706
Internet:	USER@cs.duke.edu
UUCP:		mcnc!duke!USER
Newsgroups: triangle.gardens
From: sassmb@bazoba.unx.sas.com (Steve Beatrous)
Subject:  Beach Gardening
Originator: sassmb@bazoba.unx.sas.com
Date: Thu, 1 Oct 1992 17:05:27 GMT
Organization: SAS Institute Inc.
Keywords: Beach, Ocean, Dune


I am interested in learning more about beach gardening.  I would own
some beachfront property and would like to landscape it with native
plants that help to prevent erosion.

If anyone can point me to some good reading material on dune 
preservation and ocean gardening, I would appreciate it.

---
Stephen Beatrous              "When I am cold I get shiver bumps in
sassmb@unx.sas.com             my knee pits."         
(919)677-8000 x7662                      Seon Beatrous (age 7)




Newsgroups: triangle.gardens,rec.gardens,misc.rural,alt.co-evolution
From: london@SunSite.unc.edu (Larry London)
Subject: Updated file list
Organization: University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
Date: Wed, 30 Sep 1992 20:23:38 GMT


The following FAQ lists are available via FTP from:
    sunsite.unc.edu

Documents are located in:
    /pub/docs/sustainable_agriculture/miscrural [FAQ's]
    /pub/docs/sustainable_agriculture/recgardens [FAQ's]
    /pub/docs/sustainable_agriculture/recgardens/general [general info.]
    /pub/docs/sustainable_agriculture [general sust. ag. information]
    
Those without access to FTP may e-mail me your requests
for files and I will send them to you. 

Any new FAQ's, FAQ updates or other documents may be sent
to the collection via FTP or to me by e-mail.

Misc.rural FAQ's:

buyingruralland.faq     ruralhomes.faq          ruralorganizations.faq
handtoolsources.faq     ruralinfo-misc.faq      ruralsuppliers.faq
ruralbooks.faq          ruralmagazines.faq

Rec.gardens FAQ's:

bulbs.faq        gardensoft.faq   roses.faq   rootinghormone.faq
fertilizers.faq  peppers.faq      seedcats.faq

Rec.gardens general information: 

mushroomspawn.source

----*----

Lawrence

london@sunsite.unc.edu (Please send FTP and e-mail document 
                        requests to this address only)
lawrence.london@bbs.oit.unc.edu
larry@wolves.durham.nc.us 
Newsgroups: triangle.gardens
From: Lawrence.London@bbs.oit.unc.edu (Lawrence London)
Subject: Re: Beach Gardening
Keywords: Beach, Ocean, Dune
Organization: Extended Bulletin Board Service
Date: Sat, 3 Oct 1992 04:37:12 GMT

Call the N.C. Botanical Garden for advice and references to 
publications on the subject. 
Rock phosphate, leaves, manure/peanut shell/crab-seafood waste
would go a long way toward enriching sandy soil. The phosphate would 
bind to such compost-rich soil and enhance plant growth considerably;
the phosphate would be released gradually over time.
There may be organizations involved in replanting beach areas; the Bot.
Garden would probably know about these.
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     North Carolina at Chapel Hill, the Campus Office for Information
        Technology, or the Experimental Bulletin Board Service.
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From: tcamp@acpub.duke.edu (Ted A. Campbell)
Newsgroups: triangle.wizards
Subject: BASIC as shell programming language (?)
Date: 4 Oct 92 18:48:55 GMT

I have been debugging a simple, line-oriented BASIC interpreter
which I hope to release soon as source code (probably comp.sources.misc
stuff).  The interpreter implements (under ANSI C) all of the (few)
commands and functions of ANSI Minimal C, and has a user interface
roughly similar to older Microsoft-type BASIC interpreters, where
the user can enter a line preceded by a line number and it is
added to the program in memory; the program in memory can be saved
as an ASCII file, etc.  

I have added one feature to this interpreter which might qualify it
as a shell language: whenever a line is entered that a) does not
begin with a recognized BASIC command and b) is not an implied
LET command, the interpreter shells out (using shell()) and tries
to let the default o.s. command shell interpret the line. So
that under Unix the line "ls -l" will simply be executed by sh
or whatever the default shell is, and any executable file can
be executed by entering it at the (BASIC) prompt. 

My questions, then: (a) why couldn't BASIC serve as a command
shell in place of sh, ksh, csh etc.? and implied in this question,
(b) what do you think is necessary for a shell programming language
beyond the bare ability to execute commands that another shell
can execute? Perhaps implicit, further, is (c) the question of
whether there is a better term than "shell" for this, since
after all it does not execute commands directly but calls up the
default shell to do so? Perhaps I should execute them using 
execl() or some such? Perhaps I should call my implementation a
"subshell? Or is there another term in use for this kind of
program? 

Thanks very much. 

Ted A. Campbell
Duke University
tcamp@acpub.duke.edu
Newsgroups: triangle.libsci
From: losee@ils.unc.edu (Bob Losee)
Subject: Welcome
Keywords: triangle libsci
Organization: UNC Office of Information Technology
Date: Mon, 5 Oct 1992 14:24:57 GMT

This is to welcome INLS 102 students from UNC-CH SILS to the network!!
Bob Losee 
Newsgroups: triangle.libsci
From: orion_pozo@ncsu.edu (Orion Pozo)
Subject: CALA Luncheon
Organization: North Carolina State University Libraries
Distribution: na
Date: Tue, 6 Oct 1992 16:04:56 GMT


CAPITAL AREA LIBRARY ASSOCIATION

MEETING NOTICE

CALA LUNCHEON

Saturday, October 10, 1992
11:30 a.m. at the Thunderbird Bar & Grill
(formerly Bo's Cafe American/Artspace/201 E. Davie St.)
(lunch on your own)

Featuring
Thomas L. Moore,
Director of Wake County Public Libraries
Topic
"Libraries of Distinction or Libraries of Extinction:
The Future of Public Libraries in America"

The CALA was established in 1980, as a follow-up to the White House
Conference on Library and Information Services.  It is open to all
persons in Wake or neighboring counties who are associated with or
interested in libraries.  Its object is to promote social contact 
and closer cooperation among members to further the cause of
libraries and librarianship for the benefit of the community.

-------------------------------------------------------------

To Join or Renew Your Membership, please return this form to:
Dale Cousins, Treasurer and Membership, CALA
Wake County Libraries, 4020 Carya Drive, Raleigh, NC 27610

Make checks payable to CAPITAL AREA LIBRARY ASSOCIATION

________ I have enclosed my 1992 Membership Dues of $5.00.

Name____________________________________________________

Title/Institution_______________________________________

Preferred Mailing Address_______________________________

________________________________________________________

Work Phone______________________________________________

Home Phone______________________________________________

Tentative Future Meeting Date is Nov. 17 at Textiles Library, NCSU,
where new officers will be elected.
Newsgroups: triangle.libsci
From: orion_pozo@ncsu.edu (Orion Pozo)
Subject: test
Organization: North Carolina State University Libraries
Distribution: usa
Date: Fri, 2 Oct 1992 15:13:33 GMT

I am interested in using this Newsgroup as a communication medium for
and about libraries in the Triangle.  Anyone else?  Send me a message.

Orion Pozo, Collection Manager
NCSU Libraries, Box 7111  
N. C. State Univ., Raleigh, NC 27695
internet:  orion_pozo@ncsu.edu
tel: 919-515-7557  fax: 919-515-7854
Newsgroups: triangle.freenet
From: "Judy Hallman"                              <HALLMAN@unc.oit.unc.edu>
Subject: (Copy) ALL HANDS - 9/30/92-- message from Grunder (NPTN)
Originator: hallman@gibbs.oit.unc.edu
Organization: University of North Carolina
Distribution: triangle
Date: Thu, 1 Oct 1992 14:19:20 GMT


 ---------------------------- Text of forwarded message -----------------------

ALL HANDS - 9/30/92

   Just a quickie message...


NEW ORGANIZING COMMITTEES:

   I'd like to recognize two more formal organizing committees:

   COLUMBIA FREE-NET - COLUMBIA, MISSOURI

     Bill Mitchell
     University of Missouri at Columbia
     Campus Computing Center
     200 Hinkel Building
     Columbia, Missouri  68211

     e.mail: CCWAM@MIZZOU1.missouri.edu


   OCEAN STATE FREE-NET - PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND

     Howard Boksenbaum
     Rhode Island Department of
       State Library Services
     300 Richmond Street
     Providence, R.I.  02903

     e.mail: none at present


NEW CYBERCASTING SERVICE:

   This afternoon I sent out a Tech Sheet to all your techies that
the first Academy One simulation of the year is now shipping.
It is the SOLAR SAILING AND DISCOVERY SIMULATION which is an
online event that will involve your K-12 kids in science, social
studies, geography, history, and even mathematics--all surrounding
a simulated "race" between solar sailing vessels in outer space.


FINALLY...

   I might be incommunicato for a while.  Tomorrow I am
leaving for 10 days in Europe.  I will be giving talks in
Nuremberg and Berlin, and meeting with some of our European
organizers.

   The problem is that I don't have any way to Eudora-modem
back in for my e.mail.  There will be telephone coverage
while I am gone, however, so if you need to get ahold of me
just call my office number (216-368-2733).  I'll be checking in
there every few days.

   I hope to have some major new stuff to announce when I
get back.

   Bye for now...








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From: Lawrence.London@bbs.oit.unc.edu (Lawrence London)
Subject: Freenet group begins in Illinois
Organization: Extended Bulletin Board Service
Distribution: usa
Date: Sun, 27 Sep 1992 03:49:24 GMT

Found in the FidoNet LIBRARY conference:
----------------------------------------
(4990) Wed 23 Sep 92 22:17 
By: Chuck Bridgeland 
To: Sharon Centanne 
Re: FreeNet

 SC> the National Telecomputing Network.  Is anyone else out there
 SC> attempting this in your community?.  I would interested in
 SC> hearing how it is going and what kinds of information you are
 SC> offering to your communitites.  

A friend of mine in Champaign-Urbana, IL is involved in a project to 
set up a Freenet there.  Name is Greg Smith. He has several internet
addresses, none of which I know.  He runs a bbs whose number is
(217)359-2874. 

 * Origin: File Cabinet - (815)-399-8978 / (815)-399-2762 (1:2210/978.0)
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     North Carolina at Chapel Hill, the Campus Office for Information
        Technology, or the Experimental Bulletin Board Service.
           internet:  bbs.oit.unc.edu or 152.2.22.80
Newsgroups: triangle.freenet
From: Lawrence.London@bbs.oit.unc.edu (Lawrence London)
Subject: Freenet group starting in Austin, Texas
Organization: Extended Bulletin Board Service
Distribution: usa
Date: Sun, 27 Sep 1992 13:20:56 GMT

Display message Message 1/171 
From Timothy Sheridan <k.717481862@well.sf.ca.us>
Organization: Real/Time Communications
Sep 27 '92 at 1:53 am

>[text deleted]

>I'm in the process of working with some folks to get a freenet in austin
>and am into AI and would like to apply some of the organization
>techniques to information on the nets... 














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Xref: sparky triangle.jobs:200 misc.jobs.offered:11679
From: anderegg@currituck.cs.unc.edu (Murray Anderegg)
Newsgroups: triangle.jobs,misc.jobs.offered
Subject: Software Engineers, Research Triangle, NC
Keywords: Real Time, UNIX, C, VxWorks
Date: 28 Sep 92 18:30:27 GMT
Followup-To: poster
Distribution: usa


                        STAR TECHNOLOGIES, INC.

Software Engineers who wish to work along side some of the industry's
leading professionals in the field of real time computer graphics are
urged to consider the following opportunities:

Three (3) experienced C Language Programmers are required to support
the development of real time graphics software in an embedded system.
Experience with real time software development in C for an embedded
system is required.  DSP and RISC programming experience are desired,
as is experience with computer graphics and Assembly language program-
ming.  Preference will be given to programmers with experience on the
i860, DSP32C, and/or AMD 29050 processors.

One (1) experienced Training Simulation Software Engineer is required to
assist in the development of algorithms and software that will imple-
ment a variety of special effects on Star's image generation product.
Experience with image generation for real time flight simulation, or a
similar application, is required.  C-language programming experience is
preferred, as is experience with the VxWorks real time operating system.

One (1) experienced Unix programmer is required to support engineering
configuration management activity and to create utilities that will be
provided with Star's image generation products.  Two or more years of
software development experience under the Unix operating system is re-
quired.  Familiarity with SCCS, make, lint, and other Unix software de-
velopment tools is also required, as is C language and Unix shell-script
programming experience.  GNU, X-windows, and similar experience is
preferred, as is some degree of experience with the VxWorks real time
operating system and software development for embedded systems.

All positions are available immediately and must be staffed as soon as
possible.  Candidates must be available to start work by October 9, and
preference will be given to those that can start sooner.

Please send a resume (not e-mail) to:

        Director of Human Resources
        Star Technologies, Inc.
        Graphicon Division
        P.O. Box 13951
        Research Triangle Park, NC  27709
        FAX:  (919)-361-3888
        EEO/AA M/F/H/V

Newsgroups: triangle.jobs,nc.jobs
From: wolfe@rock.concert.net (Joanna Wolfe -- Oxford University Press)
Subject: VAX System Manager - RTP, NC
Organization: CONCERT-CONNECT -- Public Access UNIX
Distribution: nc
Date: Mon, 28 Sep 1992 13:21:32 GMT

        
        DEC VAX SYSTEMS MANAGER 
        
        BASIC FUNCTION
        
        This position will provide technical and managerial computer 
        support services as an integral team member of the INFORMATION 
        SYSTEMS and SERVICES GROUP of the SRC.  Responsibilities will 
        focus primarily on the management and operation of a DEC VAX 
        computer environment consisting of a VAX 4000-300 and 4000 VLC 
        running VMS and a VAX 3500 running ULTRIX as a gateway to the 
        internet.  The software environment is focused on database, office 
        automation, and desktop lan services.  Tasks will include 
        operational management, capacity planning, performance management, 
        systems and applications technical support, troubleshooting, 
        backups and software installs.
        
        SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE
        
        Individual should have at least 5 years of relevant work 
        experience.  A four year college degree is preferred.  Required 
        skills include proficiency in VMS systems management, ULTRIX, 
        DECNET, PATHWORKS, and data communications.  Experience in TCP/IP, 
        Internet, ALL-IN-1 and/or relational database tools is a big plus.
        
        Ideal candidate must be a highly professional, self-motivated 
        individual with strong initiative and the ability to work well 
        with people.  

	Send resumes to:
		
	SEMICONDUCTOR RESEARCH CORPORATION
	HUMAN RESOURCES DEPT.
	PO BOX 12053
	RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, NC 27709

	NO PHONE INQUIRIES.

	Please do not respond to the above listed source e-mail address
Newsgroups: triangle.talks
From: marshall@marshall.cs.unc.edu (Jonathan A. Marshall)
Newsgroups: triangle.talks
Subject: NNBM Lunch 30 Sep 92
Date: 29 Sep 92 18:18:06 GMT
Followup-To: triangle.talks
Distribution: nc

+------------------------------------------------------------------------+
|  NNBM (Neural Networks & Brain Modeling) Research Lunch ANNOUNCEMENTS  |
+------------------------------------------------------------------------+

o This Wednesday, September 30, Peter St. Wecker will give a presentation
  on a paper by M.A. Arbib: "Brain Theory and Cooperative Computation,"
  published in Human Neurobiology, in 1985.

o We meet in Sitterson Hall, conference area 284, at noon on Wednesdays.
  All are invited; bring your lunch.  If you are not on the TANNS e-mail
  list but would like to be (or vice versa), please let me know.

+------------------------------------------------------------------------+
|           Jonathan Marshall   962-1887   marshall@cs.unc.edu           |
+------------------------------------------------------------------------+
From: cliff@allen.com (Cliff Allen)
Newsgroups: triangle.talks
Subject: Software '92 -- 10/9/92
Date: Thu, 01 Oct 92 20:41:55 EDT
Organization: Allen Marketing Group - Raleigh, NC

                       Software '92
             The two sides of software success!

                       Sponsored by
          Council for Entrepreneurial Development 


Date:             October 9, 1992

Presentations:    8:00 AM - 5:30 PM 
Reception:        5:30 PM - 7:30 PM

Location:         Omni Hotel and Convention Center
                  Durham, NC

Cost:             Through 10/2/92:   $125
                  After 10/3/92:     $150


At Software '92 you can learn about the critical business and technical
issues facing the industry in the 1990s during presentations by experts
from throughout the US.

A few of the topics covered at Software '92:

   *  Computing with client/server architechtures
   *  Raising capital for your software company
   *  Achieving the ideal marketing mix for your products
   *  Managing the technical side of alliances
   *  Marketing software in Europe

In addition to presentations, all-day pavilions will enable you to meet
with representatives from hardware and software companies from across
the US so you can establish and expand relationships with major
industry players.


A few of the speakers are:

Ed Zander, President, SunSoft
Mike Mancuso, ISV Manager, Digital Equipment Corp.
Dr. Bill Willis, Professor, NCSU
Lynn Turner, Partner, Coopers and Lybrand
William Gates, Publisher, Midnight Engineering
Julian Morgan, Director, Yourdon, Inc.
Wingate Swain, Marketing Communications Manager, SAS Institute
Jud Cole, President, BlinkInc.


The Council for Entrepreneurial Development is a non-profit
agency that sponsors this annual event to promote economic
development in the software industry.

To have a brochure and registration form mailed to you: 

            call     (919) 460-3845
            fax      (919) 460-3861
            e-mail   ced@allen.com
Newsgroups: triangle.talks
From: abare@bnr.ca (Andrew Bare P025)
Subject: Reactivation Meeting - ACM Professional Chapter.
Followup-To: triangle.talks
Keywords: ACM
Reply-To: abare@bnr.ca
Organization: BNR Inc., Research Triangle Park, NC
Distribution: bnr
Date: Tue, 29 Sep 1992 12:28:33 GMT

There will be a general interest meeting for reactivation of the Research 
Triangle Park (RTP) Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) Professional
Chapter.


	Date:		October 12, 1992

	Time:		5:00 pm

	Location:	Admin 1 building, RM D-104
			Glaxo, Moore Drive off Alexander Dr.

	Directions:     Enter Glaxo main entrance ( Moore Dr. ) and
			take the third right, Admin 1 is the building on
			your left.  Follow signs to visitor parking.
			Enter at the front entrance and a security guard
			will issue a visitors pass.

	Refreshments will be provided.


For more information contact:	Andrew Bare  (H) 967-2329   (W) 991-8680
				Tom Moore    (H) 732-4507   (W) 248-2513


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