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Date:         Thu, 17 Dec 1992 12:50:00 PST
From:         Lyle F Bachman <IYG9LFB@UCLAMVS.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: vacancy

Paul, good to hear from you.  I'm forwarding your announcement to a couple of
e-mail networks that I'm on.  I'll also pass it on to my students.  Regards.
  Lyle



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>
> TO:     Lyle Bachman
> FROM:   Paul Stevens, AUC
>
>                         Cairo, December 16th, 1992
>
> Lyle,
>
>         I got your e-mail address from Jeanne Brown.  It's hard to believe it
> has already been over 4 years since the Flagstaff summer institute.
>
>         You may have seen announcements of vacancies at AUC.  I am writing
> to ask if you would be interested or if you know of anyone who would be
> interested in the TESTING & RESEARCH SPECIALIST vacancy.
>
>         Since most of the teaching (probaly even all) is at graduate level
> in the MA program, the person would have tio be experienced in teaching
> content-type courses.
>
>         The position description is as follows:
>
>         "TESTING & RESEARCH SPECIALIST to teach research methods and
> experimental dsesign, advanced research methodology, testing and
> evaluation in language teaching, and advanced language testing.  Possibly
> assume responsibility for an active testing and evaluation unit.  Strong
> bAckground in both research methods and language testing required.  Background
> in general or applied linguistics, language acquisition, or structure of
> English highly desirable.  Administrative experience desirable."
>
>         [Descriptions of two other vacancies or possible vacancies follw.]
>
>         "For all threee positio0ns, experience in CALL is an asset.  All three
> primarily involve teaching in the MA program and supervising MA theses.
> Possibility of teaching in undergraduate Linguistics minor.  Ph.D. must be
> in hand at time of application, plus considerable experience in teaching
> TEFL/Applied Linguistics courses.  English is language of
> instruction.  Two-year appointments (renewable) begin September 1993.
> Rank, salary according to qualifications and experience.  For expatriates,
> housing, roundtrip air travel, freight allowance, plus schooling for two
> children inclueed."
>
>         "Write with CV to: Dr. Andrew Kerek, Provost, The American
> University in Cairo, 866 United Nations Plaza, New York, NY 10017"
>
>
>
>
>         The vacancy is not definite.  The person currently in it is up for ten
ur
> e
> this year.  If he does not get tenure, there will be a vacancy.
>
>
>         I would appreciate it if you could recommend anyone and/or suggest
> to them to get in touch with me or at the address above (New York).
>
>
> Best wishes!
>
> Paul Stevens,
>         Chair, MA/TEFL Dept.,
>         Director, English Language Institute
>         American University in Cairo
>         P.O. Box 2511
>         Cairo, EGYPT
>                 FAX:    (011)(20-2) 355-7565
>                 PHONE:  (011)(20-2) 357-5081  (office)
>
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Date:         Fri, 11 Dec 1992 18:05:00 EST
From:         GURT@GUVAX.ACC.GEORGETOWN.EDU
Subject: Call for Abstracts: Slavic Linguistics

                        Call for Abstracts

                "Issues in Slavic Linguistics"
                   Tuesday, March 9, 1993

                      pre-session to the
Georgetown University Round Table on Languages and Linguistics 1993
                     March 9 - 13, 1993
                    Georgetown University
                       Washington, D.C.


Papers regarding any aspect of Slavic linguistics are invited for this
full-day pre-session.  PLease submit a one-page abstract of your
presentation by January 15, 1993 to:

Dr. Victor Lychyk
Department of Russian
Georgetown University
Washington, D.C.
20057-0990

For more information, please write to the above address or call (202)
687-6147.
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Date:         Fri, 18 Dec 1992 19:47:15 -0500
From:         AUSTIN@ACFCLUSTER.NYU.EDU
Subject:      NEW SUMMER PROGRAM FOR NON-NATIVE TEACHERS OF JAPANESE

New York University announces a new summer program in Japanese for
non-native high school teachers. This is a six-week summer program
scheduled for July-August 1993 called Cooperative Networks for
Curriculum and Teacher Development (CoNeCTeD).

The goal behind CoNeCTeD is to implement a content-based language
course in Japan for high school teachers that allows them to stay
abreast of the current trends in learning language by actually
learning language themselves through the subject of curriculum
development. It will team up non-native teachers of Japanese with
native speakers of Japanese to work collaboratively on curricular
negotiation.

The study-abroad portion will consist of six weeks of study. A
structured seminar with workshops, class observations, field work,
and cultural excursions will provide students with ample
opportunities to learn about language and use language at a
professional and social level. It will include gathering
information about artifacts, books, documents, educational films
that can be used in curricula in the United States. Graduate credit
is available. Stipends to cover travel expenses will be subject to
available funding.

For further information, please contact:

Prof. Theresa Austin
Director, Foreign Language Education Program
New York University
Department of Teaching and Learning
239 Greene Street, Room 635 East Building
Washington Square
New York, N.Y. 10003
(212) 998-5469


DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS: MARCH 19, 1993
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Date:         Thu, 17 Dec 1992 12:58:00 PST
From:         Lyle F Bachman <IYG9LFB@UCLAMVS.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: help needed!

reply to Richard Murphy's query about testing speaking ability.

There is a rich literature in language testing about measuring speaking ability
 and numerous approaches have been developed and reported in the literature.
 Regarding task analysis, you may want to have a look at a framework for
 analyzing and describing language test tasks that I describe in my book,
 *Fundamental Considerations in Language Testing*.  I'm forwarding your query t
o LTEST-L, the language testing list.  You may get some more responses from
prople on that list.  Regards.
   Lyle Bachman
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> I am trying to locate recent research or publications in the
> area of language-task analysis. The purpose is to determine
>
> 1) whether an exportable oral proficiency test can be divised
>    for foreign ESL students
> 2) what procedures or methods exist to measure how language skills
>    relate to the ability to perform various tasks.
>
> If you know anything at all about this or know someone who might,
> please e-mail me directly at:  richard@technology.com
>
> Many thanks!
> R. Murphy
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Date:         Thu, 17 Dec 1992 16:11:07 -0700
From:         LCINKO@ARIZVMS.BITNET
Subject:      Re: SLA & FLA: need help

Some recent books of interest for you would be:

Ervin, Gerard L. (ed.)  1991: International Perspectives on Foreign Language
     Teaching.  Lincolnwood, IL: National Textbook Company.

Rivers, Wilga.  1992:  Teaching Languages in College.  Curriculum and Content.
     Lincolnwood, IL:  National Textbook Company.

Sarcella, R. C. & Oxford R. L.  1992: The Tapestry of Language Learning.
     Bostonm MA: Heinle & Heinle.

<><><><><><><><><><><><><><><>
     Lydie Meunier-Cinko
    University of Arizona
 Interdisciplinary Program
         in SLAT
   lcinko@ccit.arizona.edu
    lcinko@arizvms.bitnet
<><><><><><><><><><><><><><><>
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Date:         Thu, 17 Dec 1992 18:22:34 -0500
From:         Barbara Freed <bf0u+@ANDREW.CMU.EDU>
Subject:      Re: SLA & FLA: need help

Freed, Barbara (ed.) 1991 Foreign Language Acquisition Resesarch and the
Classroom. Lexington, Mass. D.C. HEath and Co.
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Date:         Fri, 11 Dec 1992 18:05:00 EST
From:         GURT@GUVAX.ACC.GEORGETOWN.EDU
Subject: Call for Abstracts: Teaching Business in the FL Classroom

                    Call for Abstracts

                    Pre-session to the
Georgetown University Round Table on Languages and Linguistics 1993
                    Washington, D.C.


   "Teaching Business in the Foreign Language Classroom"

                 Wednesday, March 10, 1993


Educators, researchers, members of international organizations, and
the business community are invited to present 20-minute papers relating
business practices to second language acquisition.  Topics may include
international economics, finance, import-export, customs, banking,
journalism, diplomacy, advertising, and computer-based foreign
language instruction.

Presentations must focus on the appropriateness and application of
business terminology to foreign language teaching, and should address
such issues as curriculum design, proficiency-oriented instruction,
activities for the foreign language classroom, translation techniques,
testing, and internships.  All presentations must be given in English,
but topics covering all languages are welcome.

Speakers will also be invited to share suggested bibliographies,
textbooks, videos, computer programs, and other teaching materials during
this full-day session.

Send a 1 page (500 word) abstract to:

Professor Madeleine Soudee                or      Elizabeth Martin
Department of French                              Department of French
Intercultural Center 411                          2090 FLB
Georgetown University                             University of Illinois
Washington, DC  20057-1054                        at Urbana - Champaign
                                                  Urbana, IL  61801

phone:   (202) 687-5861                           (217) 344-1626
fax:     (202) 687-5712
e-mail:  gurt@guvax.bitnet
         gurt@guvax.georgetown.edu


Deadline for receipt of abstracts:  January 15, 1993
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Date:         Sat, 19 Dec 1992 12:02:00 EST
From:         Debbie <WILSONDS@SPLAVA.CC.PLATTSBURGH.EDU>
Subject:      how can I get off this redistribution list?????

I appologize if this is the wrong address to send this request to but I have
been unable to remove my name from the sports psychology list using a signoff
command sent to the listserv@templevm.bitnet.  The reply I recieved indicated
that I may be subscribed thru a redistribution list.  If this is so could you
please dmanually remove my name from this list or send instructions explaining
how I might do this myself.  Thank you for your assistance.

Deb Wilson   wilsonds@splava.cc.plattsburgh.edu
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Date:         Tue, 15 Dec 1992 17:26:05 EST
From:         andy <CPD453@UKCC.UKY.EDU>
Subject:      Re: universities
              15 Dec 1992 07:15:38 EST from <CPD247@UKCC.UKY.EDU>

Bill-I re ceived your message re: NASSM, you  did good, Andy
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Date:         Fri, 11 Dec 1992 17:01:47 EST
From:         Michael Sachs <V5289E@TEMPLEVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Follow-up to Hoffman's article

     Those of you who checked out and found Shirl Hoffman's article on
football and higher education interesting may want to check also some letters
to the editor (December 2, 1992 issue, page B4).  One of the respondents
is Bob Singer, of the University of Florida, President of the International
Society of Sport Psychology.

     Best wishes, Michael Sachs, Temple University
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From:         Michael Sachs <V5289E@TEMPLEVM.BITNET>
Subject:      rejection letter

     Just forwarding this to SPORTPSY members to provide a little smile
for a Friday afternoon or Monday morning (or whenever you read this).

     Best wishes, Michael Sachs, Temple University



----------------------------Original message----------------------------
The Humanist Association of Canada Spring 1992 Newsletter
contains the following item:

        For writers only -- Every writer has received rejection
        slips; too many of them for most.  The "Financial Times"
        has quoted the "mother of all rejection slips", translated
        from a Chinese economic journal.  It goes like this:

        We have read your manuscript with boundless delight.  If
        we were to publish your paper, it would be impossible for
        us to publish any work of lower standard.  And as it is
        unthinkable that in the next thousand years we shall see
        its equal, we are, to our regret, compelled to return your
        divine composition, and to beg you a thousand times to
        overlook our short sight and timidity.
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Date:         Wed, 16 Dec 1992 07:24:56 EST
From:         Bill Stilwell <CPD247@UKCC.UKY.EDU>
Subject:      Re: universities
              15 Dec 1992 17:26:05 EST from <CPD453@UKCC.UKY.EDU>

Andy, thank you for your response about receiving my posting.

I am unsure whether you and EDS and the last bastiones of Apple hardware,
which is why I forwarded the posting on obtaining apple related software,
or not.  If you have switched, sorry.

William Stilwell, Department of Educational and Counseling Psychology,
College of Education, UK, 40506-0017, 606-257-3395 (O).
"Play the game, fairly"         "Control.  Push the ball"
From: SLANGEND@KENTVM.BITNET (Stephen J. Langendorfer)
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Subject: Re: universities
Date: 14 Dec 92 17:49:00 GMT
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              10 Dec 1992 14:17:40 +1000 from
              </G=Cathy/S=Smith/OU=Athadmin/@AUSPORT.TELEMEMO.AU>

The sport management and sport administration folks have a professional organiz
ation, NASSM (North American Society for Sport Management) which may very well
have a directory of graduate programs in SA/M.  I passed along Cathy's request
to our director of Sport Admin. here at Kent with a request to follow up, esp.
relative to a NASSM directory.  Hope this is helpful.
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Date:         Mon, 14 Dec 1992 13:55:49 CST
From:         Dave Ulrick <A01DGU1@NIUCS.BITNET>
Subject:      Abend PGT003 when purging large console log

The subject line says it all.  I'm installing VM/XA SP 2.1, which is
currently at PUT9201 level.  It seems that RTM/XA seems to like
creating large (e.g., 160,000 records) console logs on occasion for
reasons that I have yet to determine.  Whenever I have tried to purge
one of them, the result is a PGT003 CP abend and a CP restart.  Any
ideas?  This is my first install of VM (or *any* operating system), so
hints on things to check into would be appreciated.  I'm trying to load
the dump into DUMPVIEW in case IBM or somebody would like to look at it.

Thanks!
Dave

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Northern Illinois University                   A01DGU1@NIUCS  (VM/SP)
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From: A01DGU1@NIUCS.BITNET (Dave Ulrick)
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Subject: Re: Abend PGT003 when purging large console log
Date: 15 Dec 92 14:29:47 GMT
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Talk about good throughput!  A subscriber to this list took the trouble
to search IBMLINK concerning my problem, and found APAR VM49136 (at
PUT9202 (sigh)) concerning my problem.  The title reads:

ABENDPGT003 DUE TO INCORRECT BUILDING OF SUBSEQUENT SPMBK SPOOL FILE
            MAP PAGES FOR A SPOOLED CONSOLE.

I understand that we have PUT9204 on site, so it looks like there's some
more maintenance in my future.  In the meantime, I've removed the SPOOL
CONSOLE START command from RTM/SF's PROFILE EXEC, and replaced it with a
SPOOL CONSOLE STOP (it turns out that there's nothing useful in his console
log *anyway*).

Thanks,
Dave

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From: CMS2@ETSU.BITNET (Bill Williams)
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Subject: Re: Abend PGT003 when purging large console log
Date: 15 Dec 92 13:46:01 GMT
Organization: East Tennessee State University
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On Mon, 14 Dec 1992 13:55:49 CST Dave Ulrick said:
>The subject line says it all.  I'm installing VM/XA SP 2.1, which is
>currently at PUT9201 level.  It seems that RTM/XA seems to like
>creating large (e.g., 160,000 records) console logs on occasion for
>reasons that I have yet to determine.  Whenever I have tried to purge
>one of them, the result is a PGT003 CP abend and a CP restart.  Any
>ideas?  This is my first install of VM (or *any* operating system), so
>hints on things to check into would be appreciated.  I'm trying to load
>the dump into DUMPVIEW in case IBM or somebody would like to look at it.

According to the "Messages and Codes" manual PGT003 indicates "The DASD
page slot being released was not previously allocated or the slot
address is invalid."

I would *guess* that there's some corruption going on somewhere in the
area that the offending file is occupying.  Note that I said *GUESS*!

If you just want to get up and running, a COLD START will get rid of
*ALL* spool files except the SDF (NSS, IMG, etc.) files -- which will
include that biggie 160K line thing.

Suggestion:  be sure that you did a CP FORMAT (or CPFMTXA) on all DASD
areas you have allocated to special slots:  PAGE, SPOOL, TDSK, etc.  A
problem might occur in any of these spaces if you had created or
expanded them into areas which previously were used as CMS MiniDisk
areas -- the CMS FORMAT could trash up the nice clean CP FORMAT 4K
pages.

I strongly suggest that your System Volumes be CP FORMATted (or CPFMTXA
formatted -- same thing) prior to DDR restore of the starter system.  If
you did not do the format (probably by IPL of the DSF tape) prior to
restoring your starter system you probably need to go out and format all
the areas that have special system allocations.

If any of this makes no sense and/or you wish you may feel free to phone
me.

 ---------------------------------------
   Bill Williams -- ETSU Systems Support
    East
    Tennessee             (615) 929-6853
    State
    University        <CMS2@ETSU.BITNET>
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Date:         Fri, 11 Dec 1992 14:12:00 EST
From:         "George_J.Haddad" <GEORGEH@MSU.BITNET>
Subject:      Problem removing CMSINST execs:


Not sure I've got all your problems sorted out but some things to keep in mind:

The install guide would have you define CMSINST and HELP (as packed members
of INSTHELP) twice: the first time you simply SAVESEG garbage into each to
change them from class S to class A so that they may be attached to your
virtual machine via SEGMENT RESERVE prior to doing your actual DCSSGEN i
a later step. This first step is not only unneeded once you have a production
CMSINST/HELP, it is (as you have now learned) undesireable. Basically, it
marked your production segment as PURGE/pending while all you had done
was saved garbage in your new segment.

Looks like you eventually succeed in getting a CMSINST built, but
I think you got yourself hungup again when you re-defined storage to 12M
to test out your new segment, but I don't see where you re-defined it to 16M
after it failed so that you could save your HELP segment.

It might be as simple as resetting you virtual machine to cover your INSTHELP
segment, now, and re-issuing the SAVEFD SAVE command (the SAVEFD INIT command
updates only the mdisk volume lable with the name of the associated DCSS/NSS
to hold your file directory ... you need not execute this unless you define
a new mdisk of a new size (so that you can't DDR its old contents) or
you change the name of your HELP NSS segment).

You may have a problem with this, though, unless you reserve the area where
HELP segment is to live ... You can't SEGMENT RESERVE HELP/HELINST at present
because you do not have a class A copy.

If your SAVEFD fails at 16M, you might, at this point, be FORCED back to treat
it as an 'initial' install, and redefine/saveseg the garbage INSTHELP segs
just to that you can SEGMENT RESERVE the virtual storage while setting up
for your real DCSSGEN/SAVEFD.

Hope this helps (and doesn't add to your confusion)
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Date:         Fri, 11 Dec 1992 14:02:19 CST
From:         Tim Stoodt <STOODT@NUACVM.ACNS.NWU.EDU>
Subject:      Segment seems fixed.

Hi,
     My VM partner here told me to just try it again and it worked.
( I was hip deep in manuals trying to figure it out.)  Seems I owe him a
lunch now. :)   T.S.

id
MAINT    AT NUACVM   VIA RSCSV2   12/11/92 13:17:55 CST      FRIDAY
Ready; T=0.01/0.01 13:17:55
setup
DMSACC724I 191 replaces A (191)
DMSACC724I 5E5 replaces B (5E5)
DMSACC724I 395 replaces D (395)
DMSACC724I 692 replaces E (692)
DMSACC724I 391 replaces F (391)
DMSACC724I 392 replaces G (392)
DMSACC724I 593 replaces H (593)
DMSACC724I 691 replaces I (691)
DMSACC724I 293 replaces J (293)
DMSACC724I 193 replaces K (193)
DMSACC724I 393 replaces L (393)
DMSACC724I 490 replaces M (490)
Ready; T=0.22/0.38 13:18:00
q 19d
HCPQDV040E Device 19D does not exist
Ready(00040); T=0.01/0.01 13:18:03
q nss name help
OWNERID  FILE TYPE CL RECS DATE  TIME     FILENAME FILETYPE ORIGINID
*NSS     0080 NSS  P  0130 08/16 18:50:07 HELP     DCSS     MAINT
*NSS     0083 NSS  A  0130 12/11 11:27:07 HELP     DCSS     MAINT
*NSS     0086 NSS  S  0001 12/11 11:28:25 HELP     DCSS     MAINT
Ready; T=0.01/0.01 13:18:30
savefd init 19d mnt19d help
DMSACC724I 19D replaces Z (19D)
Ready; T=0.23/0.33 13:19:57
savefd save 19d mnt19d help
DMSACP723I Z (19D) R/O
HCPNSS440I Saved segment HELP was successfully saved in fileid 0086.
Ready; T=0.20/0.49 13:20:40
q v stor
STORAGE = 0012M
Ready; T=0.01/0.01 13:21:41
q nss name help
OWNERID  FILE TYPE CL RECS DATE  TIME     FILENAME FILETYPE ORIGINID
*NSS     0080 NSS  P  0130 08/16 18:50:07 HELP     DCSS     MAINT
*NSS     0086 NSS  A  0130 12/11 11:28:25 HELP     DCSS     MAINT
Ready; T=0.01/0.01 13:22:02
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