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Date:         Wed, 26 Aug 1992 15:23:30 EDT
From:         Hannah Kaufman <HANNAHK@PUCC.BITNET>
Subject:      TAND in Prism

In our tape library database, each tape is a separate record.
Tape files are repeating structures.  I am adding a qualifier to
the dataset title word index so that users can use TAND to
restrict multi-word searches to individual titles.  However, I
don't want them to have to know about TAND.  The database is in
Prism.

Folio has a Folio Profile parameter, Index.Process, which does
what I want to do - change the user's AND to TAND (I assume this
includes an implied AND) behind the scenes.  Could someone tell
me how this is done?

Thanks,
Hannah Kaufman
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Date:         Sun, 30 Aug 1992 22:23:09 CDT
From:         "Alvarus S.K. Chan" <TZ.A28@ISUMVS.IASTATE.EDU>

                                             Alfi@IASTATE.EDU

                                             30 August, 1992.

SCUBA-L@BROWNVM.BROWN.EDU.BITNET


Dear sir:

          I got your bitnet address off one of the various
fileserver available throughout the world.  I am curious to know
what kind of information/services are available through this
address.

I am specifically trying to locate information (addresses and phone
numbers) of company's and journals that deal with commercial diving
(new equipment and techniques).  I have tried several libraries
with very little luck.  I am hoping that you could provide me with
somekind of a mailing list.


Looking forward to hearing from you soon.



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Date:         Sun, 23 Aug 1992 21:31:00 CDT
From:         COBBLE MASTER <LAPORTEM@OSHKOSHW.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Which Grand Cayman dive shop to use?

Date sent:  23-AUG-1992 21:25:46
>
>Hi!
>
>Three of us are going to Grand Cayman for a few days and we were
>wondering which dive shop we should use? Two of us are intermediate
>divers, while one of us is a novice diver. We would probably prefer
>to avoid cattle boats or unsafe operations. We have a choice of the
>following: Aquasports Center, Bob Soto' Diving, Don Foster's Dive,
>Red Sail Sports, Sunset Divers, Surfside Watersports, Treasure
>Island Divers, Resorts Sports (at my hotel, but is it any good?),
>and Parrots Landing.
>
>
>Any ideas/preferences/warnings about these shops?
>
>Thanks!

I went to grand cayman in '88 and dove on 7 mile beach with Don Fosters.  Good
time, divemasters were very helpful.  I have found on most my dive trips that
if you don't go with anyone else the dive boat operators usually stick the more
experienced with the least, which isnt always bad but I have a bad conscience
and was always concerned for my buddies when I went(I was AOW + they were on
their first dives after OW cert.)  So I don't think I enjoyed that day as much
as the others.

The whole island is very expensive so bring extra money or plastic  B^)...

Also if you have to change flights, don't check your bags all the way through..
Cayman Air lost ours for a day.

Have a good time.

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Date:         Tue, 25 Aug 1992 17:41:19 CDT
From:         Frank L Laczko Sr <frank@LACZKO.TI.COM>
Subject:      Re: diving in Cancun

 Best diving in Cancun is in COZUMEL !!!!! Short boat ride on the Hydrofoil,
and excellent diving.
Frank
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Date:         Wed, 2 Sep 1992 10:55:00 N
From:         EDP ENEL CRTN-MI <PW6MIIY1@ICINECA2.BITNET>
Subject:      About Red Sea...

        Hi

        Next month I will go to Hurgada, Red Sea, for a week of diving.
        What about temperature of water? I'll need a neoprene wetsuit
        or a lycra wetsuit (that I used in the same season in Caribe).
        If a neoprene wetsuit is needed, 5mm are Ok or it is better to
        buy a 3 mm wetsuit? Which kind of tanks they use? They have
        double taps or I need to mount the emergency regulator as
        octopus? Any information about Hurgada will be appreciate.

                                                        Giorgio CECCATO
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Date:         Thu, 27 Aug 1992 16:11:00 N
From:         KRAUS_V@DULRUU51.BITNET
Subject:      Diving in California

Hi Nick!

Thanks for your answer. In fact, two weeks ago I did post a mail
with detailed information, but nobody answered. So I posted a second mail
with less information and it worked. I got at least one (your) answer.
I am leaving this saturday to San Diego and I will be there until
september 4th. From september 5th to september 11th, I will make tour for
german tourists by car (Grand Canyon, Las Vegas, Death Valley, ...)
and from september 12th, I am in the Los Angeles area
(Hermosa Beach from 12th to 14th). The flight back to Germany is on september
18th. The second and third week I have a car, so I can drive around.
I would be glad about ANY information I could get.

Concerning your question about german beer: Don't drink northern beer!
(I am from the south)
It tastes nothing and makes you bush (Is the grammar right?).


Volker


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Date:         Tue, 25 Aug 1992 13:04:26 EDT
From:         "Andrew S. Katz" <ask@ACCESS.DIGEX.COM>
Subject:      Re: Which Grand Cayman dive shop to use?
              at Aug 24, 92 6:49 pm

My wife, who just received her basic certification, and myself, 20 years of
diving, spent 5 days with Sunset Divers at the end of June.  Perhaps because
we were booked there on a dive package, we received excellent attention from
the divemasters.  Contrary to the experience of TMK@URIAC.URI.EDU, our first
dive trip was a check out at "intermediate" depths of 40-50 feet.  My wife
was given extra attention when making her water entry and exit because of
her novice status.  Also, when she was "vacuumed" by a ray on the Stingray
City trip, the divemasters did attend to her swollen arm with ice.  Indeed,
her "hickey" was quite the center of attention by everyone on the boat.

My only complaint was that they would not take us to the south side of the
island.  Their excuse was becasuse of weather conditions.

I would recommend Sunset.

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NAUI OW/PADI AOW
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Date:         Wed, 26 Aug 1992 09:33:59 LCL
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From:         Undetermined origin c/o Postmaster <POSTMASTER@BROWNVM.BITNET>

I just figured out how to make a sigfile. Now I can have some fun :)
Anyway, do I need to take a wetsuite to Florida? Tampa, that is.
I have some inlaws there and I may go visit them. I have a Harvies
3/8 in suite and it does well here in the cold ocean waters, but there?
Thanx!

Timothy F. Chase
Computer Operator Specialist
Portland State University
Portland, Oregon
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Scuba divers differ in one major way from fisherman.....


  They pray for a good catch...we CHOOSE a good catch :)
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Date:         Tue, 25 Aug 1992 17:53:50 CDT
From:         Frank L Laczko Sr <frank@LACZKO.TI.COM>
Subject:      Divetalker ...

I am considering buying a DIVETALKER dive computer. Would appreciate
any comments or opinions.

Frank Laczko
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Date:         Sun, 23 Aug 1992 17:32:23 CDT
From:         Walter Moore <zwbm07@HOU.AMOCO.COM>
Subject:      Which Grand Cayman dive shop to use?

Hi!

Three of us are going to Grand Cayman for a few days and we were
wondering which dive shop we should use? Two of us are intermediate
divers, while one of us is a novice diver. We would probably prefer
to avoid cattle boats or unsafe operations. We have a choice of the
following: Aquasports Center, Bob Soto' Diving, Don Foster's Dive,
Red Sail Sports, Sunset Divers, Surfside Watersports, Treasure
Island Divers, Resorts Sports (at my hotel, but is it any good?),
and Parrots Landing.


Any ideas/preferences/warnings about these shops?

Thanks!
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Date:         Wed, 26 Aug 1992 08:14:00 EDT
From:         "Tony.Kuhlman" <ADP64@MSU.BITNET>
Subject:      uboat in g.lakes ??

From:         doug hook <doug.hook@CANREM.COM>


>I found the following on the fido scuba echo. Does anyone have any
>further info on this wreck ??

 ... Text of the newspaper article deleted...

  I have some material on this wreck at home somewhere, and I'll post what I
have when I can find it.  Please be patient, as my filing system resembles a
random access file without the index file.


Tony Kuhlman
AKA Ralf Coder
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Date:         Tue, 25 Aug 1992 17:50:11 CDT
From:         Frank L Laczko Sr <frank@LACZKO.TI.COM>
Subject:      Re: Which Grand Cayman dive shop to use?

I dove with Fisheyes and with Parrot's landing. Fisheyes is more
 professional,also more commercial. Parot's Landing is more friendly. All in
 all, I would recommend both, but will probably dive with Parot's Landing next
 time.

Frank
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Date:         Thu, 27 Aug 1992 18:39:09 +0200
From:         Han Weegink <weegink@ICT.NL>
Subject: Re: Diving in California

Nicholas J. Simicich" <scifi!njs> writes:

>>  Hi!
>>
>>  I am going to California this saturday. Any suggestions where to dive,
>>  which dive shop and what to see are welcome.
>
>You could help us by telling us where you were going in California.
>California is huge.  It is sort of like one of us saying, "Hi, I'm
>going to Germany.  What kind of beer should I drink?"  I know that
>Germany is quite large, and that there are different styles of beer in
>the north and south.
     ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Not just the north and south, EVERYWHERE, there are hundreds of them,
incredible (didn't taste all of them, but hey, alcohol and diving is a
bad mix anyway B-)

Han Weegink
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Date:         Fri, 4 Sep 1992 12:52:23 GMT
From:         Mahan <steve@EMAIL.NCSC.NAVY.MIL>

I would like to address two topics; the US Navy's position on deep
diving, and the thermal effects of peeing in a wetsuit.


First, deep diving.  With a no-d limit (scuba) of 5 minutes at 130 feet and
below, a maximum descent speed of 75 feet/min, and having bottom time
start when you leave surface, there is very little time to accomplish
anything useful on scuba below 130 ft.  However, with the permission of
your CO (commanding officer), dives on scuba are permitted to 170 fsw.
With permission of higher authority 190 fsw is allowed on scuba.  Surface
supplied divers on air may be allowed as deep as 285 fsw.  In fact, one of
the qualification dives for first class diver is a checkout dive to 285
fsw equivalent in a hard hat suit underwater in a pressure chamber on air.
Narced to the max; guys forget how to stand up among other things.  A navy
diver received the Medal of Honor for work on air at 300 fsw during WW II
(a submarine rescue).  The mixed gas/saturation guys go DEEP.


The only extra energy needed to keep urine warm in the body is related to the
extra surface area due to skin stretching over the full bladder.  The urine
is inert and takes no energy to maintain temperature.  It is basically
filtered from the bloodstream, which is already at core temperature.  It
is created at body temperature and remains at that temperature until after
it leaves the body. (OK, if the channel the urine passes through on the
way to the great outer world is chilled, there may be some heat transfer
along the way. However, in this case it will be a short trip :-) Releasing
this warm fluid into the wetsuit displaces some colder fluid in contact
with the skin, raising the average temperature of the surrounding fluids,
and thereby reducing the rate of heat loss.


steve
NED basic physics monitor.
reply to: mahan_stephen@lanmail.ncsc.navy.mil instead of the above address.
because of various workarounds, it was easier to send this article from
this account instead of my usual.
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Date:         Thu, 3 Sep 1992 09:17:38 IST
From:         CCBLAUN%TECHNION.bitnet@TAUNIVM.TAU.AC.IL
Subject:      Re: About Red Sea...
              2 Sep 1992 10:55:00 N from
              <PW6MIIY1%ICINECA2.bitnet@TAUNIVM.TAU.AC.IL>

Hi.
The red sea is probably one of the great sites to dive. In this season, the wat
er is not so cold, the visability is great. I dont think that i can express any
 advice about the suit thickness or material, since im not using any at all.
I never heard about the place you are planning on , but i can sudgest some at t
he sinai coasts, namely, the BLUE HOLE and the CANYON - both very famost sites,
 due to the life of previouse divers it both took as well as their beauty...
These both places are near to Dahab, which is a beduween village.
The prices of all the services you`ll need, are extreemly low (although 4 years
 ago, they where even lower, but due to the growth in amount of visitors plus t
he electricity they installed about 2 years ago,changed it to a little higher).
You can come to Dahab directly from Egypt, or through Israel`s Taba border.
If you need some more information about the place and zone - i`ll be glad to he
lp or advise... Naftali Blau CCBLAUN@TECHNION
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PLEASE UNSUBSCRIBE ME SCUBA-L AND HYPBAR-L Oscar Greco
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Date:         Tue, 1 Sep 1992 12:24:49 -0400
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Subject:      Urgent:Ocean Protection Bill Nee


Does anyone have any info on the bill itself?  What are its provisions,
etc?

Xavier Jones
PADI DM-43381
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Date:         Wed, 26 Aug 1992 16:18:00 N
From:         KRAUS_V@DULRUU51.BITNET
Subject:      Diving in California

Hi!

I am going to California this saturday. Any suggestions where to dive,
which dive shop and what to see are welcome.

Thank you in advance

Volker


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Date:         Wed, 26 Aug 1992 21:04:42 EDT
From:         "Nicholas J. Simicich" <scifi!njs@UUNET.UU.NET>
Subject:      Diving in California
              "uunet!BROWNVM.brown.edu!KRAUS_V%DULRUU51.BITNET"

>  Date:         Wed, 26 Aug 1992 16:18:00 N
>  From: uunet!BROWNVM.brown.edu!KRAUS_V%DULRUU51.BITNET
>
>  Hi!
>
>  I am going to California this saturday. Any suggestions where to dive,
>  which dive shop and what to see are welcome.

You could help us by telling us where you were going in California.
California is huge.  It is sort of like one of us saying, "Hi, I'm
going to Germany.  What kind of beer should I drink?"  I know that
Germany is quite large, and that there are different styles of beer in
the north and south.

Nick Simicich - uunet!bywater!scifi!njs - njs@watson.ibm.com
SSI #AOWI 3958, HSA 318, NAUI #14065
Join the movement ---  turn 'to bush' into a verb.
Seen on a button at an SF Convention:
Mind youirself or I'll fall asleep, slump onto your shoulder, and
drool on your cardigan.
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From:         U1763836@UCSVC.UCS.UNIMELB.EDU.AU
Subject:      Tenured lectureship in Applied Linguistics in Melbourne,
              Australia

The University of Melbourne
Department of Linguistics and Language Studies

Lecturer in Applied Linguistics (Tenured)

Applications are invited for the post of Lecturer in Applied Linguistics,
to work in the Applied Linguistics program of the Department of Linguistics
and Language Studies.  The appointee will be involved in the teaching
program of the MA and Graduate Diploma in Applied Linguistics, and will
teach and conduct research in some of the following areas: first language
acquisition, second language acquisition, soiciolinguistics, discourse
analysis, general linguistics, bilingualism, empirical research methods
in Applied Linguistics, language curriculum (including LSP), and language
testing.  Applicants should have a record of research publications and
have or be close to completing a PhD. Experience in teaching at tertiary
level is essential.  The successful applicant will be expected to
supervise to PhD level.
The possibility exists that a further fixed term lectureship will become
available concurrently.
Salaray: A$41,000 - A$48,688 p.a. depending on current position and
experience. (At current rates, one A$ = US72cents)
Further information, a position description, and details of the Applied
Linguistics program are available from
Dr Tim McNamara, Senior Lecturer, e-mail t.mac@unimelb.edu.au
or Rod Gardner, Course Co-ordinator, e-mail Rod_Gardner@muwayf.unimelb.edu.au
Tel: #61 3 344 5488   Fax #61 3 344 4980
Applications close: 25 September 1992
Reference number: G1766060
Appointment to start from early 1993, or as soon thereafter as possible.

Applications should be sent, in duplicate, quoting three referees (including
facsimile numbers) to theDirector, Personnel Services, The University of
Melbourne, Parkville, Victoria 3052, Australia.

The University of Melbourne is an equal opportunity employer and has a
smoke free workplace policy.
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                       FULBRIGHT IN BRAZIL

The English language division of the Modern Languages Department
of the University of Sao Paulo is seeking a Fulbright visiting
lecturer for the second semester of 1993.

Duties will include teaching one undergraduate course and one
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The undergraduate course may be Semantics (strongly preferred),
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Normally Fulbright scholars receive invitations to lecture in
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Interested parties should contact me through email or snailmail.
Please distribute this notice among your colleagues.

    Leland McCleary
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Date:         Thu, 27 Aug 1992 09:20:00 CDT
From:         Bill Davies <BLALWDWY@UIAMVS.BITNET>
Subject:      Job Opening at Iowa

The Department of Linguistics at The University of Iowa
invites applications for a tenure track position in
linguistics beginning August 1993.  Requirements:
(1) research and/or teaching experience in topics related to
second language acquisition and English as a second language,
and (2) expertise in a core area of linguistics.

It is most likely that the appointment will be at the rank of
assistant professor, but applications are solicited from
exceptionally well-qualified candidates at higher levels.
Ph.D. required by time of appointment.

Applicants should send a letter of application, a curriculum
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        Prof. W.D. Davies, Chair
        Search Committee
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        The University of Iowa
        Iowa City, IA  52242-1408

Screening will begin immediately.

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