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Date:         Tue, 10 Nov 1992 11:33:26 EST
From:         "Joseph P. Riolo" <riolo@COR4.PICA.ARMY.MIL>
Subject: Re: deaf wish

Bosco,


>I've rewritten this posting a copule of times...the originals
>were unprintable, even in rot13. :-) But this topic is very sensitive,
>and it does arouse a great deal of passion and anger in people.

      So, what do you want me to do?  Be in silence?  Yes or no?

      Bosco, we need to talk more.  There seems to be a lot of
misunderstandings.


>The real sadness, Joseph, is in wishing for a *baby* to be
>born deaf.

      It is perfectly ok with me that you want to feel that way.  Do you
want to introduce a law that will forbid anyone from wishing to have a
deaf child?  If you want to feel sad about parents who want to have deaf
children, fine with me.  If you want to be happy for parents who want to
have hearing children, fine.  You have your own mind.

      Bosco, let me remind you that I also wish to have hearing children,
in additional to deaf children.  Is it possible to wish to have both
hearing and deaf children?  Why or why not?  Will you be happy or sad
if parents wish to have both of them?


>           You are talking about a *person*, by which I assume
>you mean an *adult* who has overcome the burden of deafness.
>However much you deny it, deafness *is* a burden.

      How do you define "burden"?  What is a burden for a person does
not always have to be a burden to other person.  And, how do you
decide how heavy a burden is?  To Lew, deafness is an *added* burden.
To me, it is just a tiny burden but still a burden.


>                                                  Moreover,
>we all know that this burden can be overcome, even to the point
>where it is no longer too much of a burden, but this is not
>the point Lew is getting at. He is talking about a *baby* that
>is just beginning life. There is a good chance that the child will
>sail through life if it has perfect hearing and will be able to fit
>into both the hearing and Deaf world.

     I do not think I understand you correctly.  Do you mean that
if a child is hearing, he will be able to fit Deaf world, in additional
to hearing world?  If so, can you say that if a child is deaf, he
will be able to fit hearing world, in additional to Deaf world?


>                                      So why feel the need to confine
>the child only to the Deaf world by wishing it is born deaf? It
>makes absolutely no sense at all.

      Look, I do not want to confine my deaf children only to Deaf world.
Instead, I will want them to be part of both hearing and Deaf worlds.


>I can't think of a worse thought than for a parent to wish for
>a deaf child. I'm sorry, but it absolutely, utterly sickens me that Deaf
>people should be so selfish that they want to create children
>that fit their own image and culture, to the exclusion of others.

      You should ask me what will happen if my wish is not granted.

                                        Joseph P. Riolo
                                        <riolo@pica.army.mil>
From: LND@NIHCU.BITNET (Paul Daniels)
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Subject: Re: question re how to be polite
Date: 6 Nov 92 18:51:29 GMT
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> Hi there!  When I write my phone numbers I write
>         Home 401-blah-blah Voice/TTY
>         Work 508-blah-blah Voice only
>
> Note, I am hearing.  I also have two phone lines
> at home, one for voice/tty that's unlisted and one
> for the computer that is listed in the book. I do
> not have a TTY at work.
> Somehow my "message" doesn't get through.  I
> get people calling me at home on my computer line
> on TTY. This means I have to grab my TTY and run
> downstairs and plug it into the spare jack for the
> computer line.  Ugh.  Or, even more frustrating, I
> get TTY calls at work and I'm powerless to do anything
> about them!
>
> How can I make my phone situation more clear so that
> people don't get frustrated trying to call me?
> And I won't get frustrated when they call me?
>
> Esther Paris, Raytheon EDL, Marlborough, MA
> esther@demand.ed.ray.com

Having a FULLTALK software will solve your problem at work since you
have a PC but no TTY. Fulltalk modem can be put next to a 2400 baud
modem, which you are using for computer communication. I have both
FULLTALK (which switches between 300 & 45.5 baud) and normal 2400 baud
in my PC and work along fine. It only costs 275.00 plus 5.00 for shipping
Let me know if u are interested. Ask your employer if it can be paid
by the company for you.
Paul Daniels <LND@NIHCU.BITNET>
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Date:         Mon, 9 Nov 1992 10:44:56 LCL
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From:         Stephen Wowelko <SWOWELKO@SUVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: other AFP printers (for Hans in Denmark)

Hans,

On October 30th, you asked about what printers you should look at, like the IBM
3900 when replacing your old 6262 printer.  You also said that you are printing
a lot of A4-format letters.

One of the vendors you should contact is SIEMENS NIXDORF.  They have a wide
selection of AFP compatible printers that may suit your needs.  They displayed
several of them at the XPLOR Conference in Tampa, Florida last month.

Another company to talk to is DELPHAX (which purchased BULL PRINTING SYSTEMS of
France last year).  They also have AFP compatible printers.

Hope this helps.  Feel free to contact me if you need more information.

Stephen Wowelko
Electronic Print Specialist
Syracuse University
Syracuse, New York  USA
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From:         Lisa Baas <LBAAS@MSAC.MTSAC.EDU>
Subject:      Re: i need soft fonts for hp laserjet+
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>  I need help from the experts...i have conncection with hplaserjet+ but i can
> not get any fonts on this printers......so if anyone of u have idea how to fix
> the fonts for this printers please let me know...thanks in advance

Can you be more specific? What kind of connection is it? Which operating
system(s) and products are you using to print? Are you looking for new
fonts, or a way to use the fonts you already have?

_________
Lisa Baas, Systems Programmer (lbaas@msac.mtsac.edu)
From: hjbortol@IMPA.BR ((Humberto Jose Bortolossi))
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Subject: Understanding FONT3820 file format.
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Hi!

	I'd like very much to know the FONT3820 file format.
Could anyone give me some reference?

	Another question: is there a program (public domain
or not) to check out each character inside of FONT3820 file,
i. e., a program that gives a printable (ascii or   ebcdic)
layout of each character into it.

	Thanks, Humberto.

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From: drparul@vulcan.ksu.ksu.edu (TRANSCEND  G O D)
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Subject: i need soft fonts for hp laserjet+
Date: 10 Nov 1992 10:54:41 -0600
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 I need help from the experts...i have conncection with hplaserjet+ but i can not get any fonts on this printers......so if anyone of u have idea how to fix the fonts for this printers please let me know...thanks in advance


shrinath j kotdawala

drparul@matt.ksu.ksu.edu
From: sasmith@galaxy.gov.bc.ca
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Subject: Re: Understanding FONT3820 file format.
Date: 10 Nov 92 08:14:18 -0800
Organization: BC Systems Corporation

In article <9211091137.AA01369@Euler.impa.br>, "(Humberto Jose Bortolossi)" <hjbortol@IMPA.BR> writes:
 
> 	I'd like very much to know the FONT3820 file format.
> Could anyone give me some reference?

       Check out IBM's documentation "AFP: Host Font Data Stream
       Reference" S544-3289-01. Everything you need to know is in
       this manual.
> 
> 	Another question: is there a program (public domain
> or not) to check out each character inside of FONT3820 file,
> i. e., a program that gives a printable (ascii or   ebcdic)
> layout of each character into it.

       I have written a VM/REXX program that will take a font object and
       display all information contained in each record, and will also
       display the pel patterns if requested. If this would be of any
       use to you I'd be happy to share it.
 
================================================================
       Steve Smith
       BC Systems Corporation
       Victoria, B.C.  Canada
       Phone: (604) 389-3911
       Internet: sasmith@bcsc02.gov.bc.ca
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Date:         Thu, 5 Nov 1992 11:13:53 PST
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From:         Larry <0084P@NAVPGS.BITNET>
Subject:      script -> WPerf

Repeating an answer I got on this list not too long ago; might help if
you can get to IBM Script.


The Office Document Feature is a separately chargable optional component
of DCF, beginning with 3.2. (If the Naval Postgraduate School has joined
the IBM Higher Education Software Consortium, there would be no further
charges for it).

NUMBER   288-088
DATE     880301
TYPE     Programming
TITLE    IBM DOCUMENT COMPOSITION FACILITY RELEASE 3.2 OFFICE DOCUMENT FEATURE

ABSTRACT  The Office Document Feature (ODF) of Document Composition
     Facility (DCF) (5748-XX9) Release 3.2 allows documents to be
     exchanged between DCF and office system products that implement
     Revisable Form Text Document Content Architecture (RFTDCA).  RFTDCA
     documents may be transformed for DCF formatting and printed using
     Advanced Function Printing (AFP) page printers and licensed program
     functions. Documents may then be returned for further processing or
     distribution.

Bob Shair
Scientific Computing Specialist
IBM Champaign
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From:         Bert <BDESIMON@UGA.CC.UGA.EDU>
Subject:      RFT Device Driver For Waterloo Script??

You know, this Waterloo Script to WordPerfect thing comes up a lot.  This
is just a thought, but I think a device driver/post processor  (like POSTS for
PostScript output, I3820 for IBM 382x printers, you get the idea) for RFT would
be real handy.  You could use the RFT driver just like you use all these other
post processors to create an RFT and use the RFT in any wp package you want.

Just a thought ...

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From:         John Hagan <AS0JFH@BINGVMB.BITNET>
Subject:      Waterloo Script to Word Perfect??

Hello,

I have a researcher here who is switching from Waterloo Script (89.1) to
Word Perfect (5.0 or 5.1?).  Obviously, he can read his Script files into Word
Perfect as text files but then he has to get rid of all those nasty control
words and reformat his document.  Is there a way to bring a formatted Script
file into Word Perfect?  I didn't have an answer for him and I know very little
about Word Perfect.  Any help will be appreciated.  Thanks.

                                       -john
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From:         Klaus Kretschel <RZ13@DLRVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Waterloo Script to Word Perfect??

On Thu, 5 Nov 92 11:01:04 ECT John Hagan said:
>
>I have a researcher here who is switching from Waterloo Script (89.1) to
>Word Perfect (5.0 or 5.1?).  Obviously, he can read his Script files into Word
>Perfect as text files but then he has to get rid of all those nasty control
>words and reformat his document.  Is there a way to bring a formatted Script
>file into Word Perfect?  I didn't have an answer for him and I know very little
If you don't find a better way to preserve the additional information provided
by control words, you can format your text for a terminal device and put the
output into Word Perfect.

Klaus Kretschel
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From: irilyth@fenris.claremont.edu (Josh Smith)
Subject: Re: new varient: ludicrous dip
Originator: irilyth@fenris
Organization: HMC Academic Computing Services
Date: Wed, 11 Nov 1992 22:53:09 GMT

In a prior article, S9IK9@STARBURST.USCOLO.EDU writes:
> how about this for a varient...
> 
> game plays the same as the 1976 rules on a standard map.
> 
> object now is to have the least amount of centers on a given   end date.

As someone else mentioned, there's no way you're ever going to convince
anyone to take one of your centers. I suppose you could try to dislodge
someone's units and force them to retreat into centers during a fall turn,
but this sounds like it would be _really_ difficult to actually do. I give
this variant two thumbs down.

Try this one, though: your objective is to eliminate your country from the
game. However, you do not write orders for your country, but for one of its
neighbors. For more fun, don't tell the other players which country you're
"out to get", so to speak. First player to wipe out his country wins the
game.

Idea inspired by a slowness race, where the winner was the last car to cross
the finish line, but everyone drives someone else's car. In that case, your
objective is exactly the same as in a normal race (get the car you're
driving in across the finish line as fast as possible), but in the
corresponding Diplomacy variant, that isn't so, since your goal in a Dip
game isn't usually to eliminate a particular player. On the other hand, your
goal in a race is usually to come in first, whereas your goal in a slowness
race is to avoid coming in last, which might alter your strategy somewhat.

Ramble ramble...
-- 
Josh Smith, User Support Coordinator  ::  irilyth@fenris.claremont.edu
Harvey Mudd College, Claremont CA     ::  consult(std-disclaimer.pl).
"Dad always thought laughter was the best medicine, which I guess is why
several of us died of tuberculosis." -Jack Handey, Deep Thoughts
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Reply-To:     Grzegorz Albinowski <caius@II.UJ.EDU.PL>
From:         Grzegorz Albinowski <caius@II.UJ.EDU.PL>
Subject:      dipl adj. down?

The adjudicator does not respond to my requests and does not send any
reports. Anybody knows something about that?

Caius. The diplomat.
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Date:         Thu, 12 Nov 1992 03:42:57 CET
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From:         Joakim Spangberg <NDB026@NOV.HB.SE>
Subject:      Zine-editors who collect stamps? Do they exist?

I know this may not be the place to bring this up, but I want to
reach several people.

I have two quests in my life(actually there a lot more, but let's
forget about them now):
* To get rid of all those stamps I have ripped from all letters I have
  received from my postal combatants.
* Subscribe on a zine based in GB or US.

So, to make things as easy as possible:
Does anybody know a zine-publisher that might be willing to exchange
loads of stamps for a x-number subscription?

Note: You can't reach me through diplomacy.games.rec!

Yours/Joakim Spangberg

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Joakim Spangberg                         ndb026@nov.hb.se (Internet)
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From: randall-joshua@yale.edu (Joshua Randall)
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Subject: Replacement Needed
Date: 7 Nov 1992 14:28:11 -0500
Organization: Yale University Science & Engineering UNIX(tm), New Haven, CT 06520-2158
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Please help!

Washington Judge game "Pillbug" needs a replacement for Turkey.

Game is Standard, White Press Only (Partial Allowed).

Don't let Turkey go Civil Disorder!

Thank you.
-- 
Joshua E. Randall                       randall@minerva.cis.yale.edu
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Date:         Wed, 11 Nov 1992 01:09:26 TZONE
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From:         S9IK9@STARBURST.USCOLO.EDU
Subject: new varient: ludicrous dip

how about this for a varient...

game plays the same as the 1976 rules on a standard map.

object now is to have the least amount of centers on a given   end date.
i like after fall 1905.

one rule change is that a retreating unit must move  i.e. no disbands except


when there is no valid retreat.  builds cannot be bypassed if there are home
centers for the build to take place in.  russia is handicapped in the end by
subtracting 1 from the number of centers at the end of the game.


p.s.
please excuse the messy presentation, i seem to have a sticky keyboard and
get quite a few 'double strikes' and my editor won't let me back up from a
hard return...

mike magnuson
s9ik9@starburst.uscolo.edu
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Date:         Wed, 11 Nov 1992 23:18:24 TZONE
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From:         S9IK9@STARBURST.USCOLO.EDU
Subject:      ludricous dip

john,

well, the name of the varient was 'ludricrous dip'.  i never really thought
that it would be taken seriously...

but john's idea might have merit too..

maybe this..  you order every unit on the board with the intention that
the first country destroyed is the winner.  for each unit, the order most
recieved is the one adjucated.  ties to be decided randomly.

more rambling..

mike magnuson
s9ik9@starburst.uscolo.edu
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Date:         Wed, 11 Nov 1992 11:53:10 GMT
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From:         amt5man@SUN.LEEDS.AC.UK
Subject:      ludicrous dip is indeed ludicrous dip

>how about this for a varient...


I've seen this idea before.  Unfortunately I am now seeing it again.


> game plays the same as the 1976 rules on a standard map.

> object now is to have the least amount of centers on a given   end date.
> i like after fall 1905.

> one rule change is that a retreating unit must move  i.e. no disbands except


> when there is no valid retreat.  builds cannot be bypassed if there are home
> centers for the build to take place in.  russia is handicapped in the end by
> subtracting 1 from the number of centers at the end of the game.


How do you propose that people lose centers?  You are never going to
capture a sc in this game are you because it decreases your chances of
winning.

Everybody orders ALL UNITS HOLD.  The game is a draw.  Great variant.

Mark
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Subcribe dipl-l Glen Haag
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Date:         Wed, 4 Nov 1992 17:53:57 EST
Reply-To:     Rick Desper <desper@MATH.RUTGERS.EDU>
From:         Rick Desper <desper@MATH.RUTGERS.EDU>
Subject:      game blitz

I have received a request to announce the creation of a 24-hour game
blitz on the Judge (U.Wa).  It is for players of ded. rating 100+, and
has processing on every day of the week, except Sunday.
Looks like it might be interesting.
					Rick
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Date:         Fri, 13 Nov 1992 13:59:21 TZONE
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From:         Bart Staker <staker@U.WASHINGTON.EDU>
Subject:      Re: dipl adj down

Same here, and I'm at u.washington.edu
I can login to milton.u.washington.edu, so I figure the adj. must be down
and not the machine it's on.
  Who knows...maybe the judge is CD?

bart staker@u.washington.edu

>The adjudicator does not respond to my requests and does not send any
>reports. Anybody knows something about that?
>Caius. The diplomat.
From: ibacon@uniwa.uwa.edu.au (Ian Bacon)
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Subject: Hebrew TT font ??
Date: 13 Nov 1992 22:37:09 +0800
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I have been looking for a good truetype font for Windows 3.1 and cannot
find one. Has anyone used such a font. And if so, please let me know
where I can find it.

Thank you.
From: YEE@DICKINSN.BITNET (Michelle Pfeiffer's Purrvert (Yee, Eugene))
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Subject: Re: Babette's Feast
Date: 12 Nov 92 16:53:55 GMT
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Yes, _Babette's Feast_ is definitely another enjoyable AND philosophical
movie.  For our first paper, we had to write about the significance of one's
choice, which _Babette's Feast_ touched upon.

You know how some say that if you're reading a book for class, you're not
going to enjoy it as much as if you're reading it for pleasure?  Well, the
same can be said of film classes.  Do any of you film students feel this same
way?  So far, I haven't disliked any of the films we've seen.  On the subject
of the comedy of remarriage, we've seen _The Lady Eve_, _The Philadelphia
Story_, _Adam's Rib_, and _His Girl Friday_ (and _North By Northwest_).  And
on the subject of truth:  _Citizen Kane_, _Rashoman_, _Blowup_, and _The Big
Sleep_.  Film classes are great, don't you think?

Euge
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Date:         Mon, 9 Nov 1992 13:07:28 -0500
From:         Gary Graffagnino <ACCGSG@HOFSTRA.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Certificates?

>From: "(The Dominator)" <u0f98@SEQ1.KEELE.AC.UK>
>
>As i understand it, to see an R film on your own you have to be 17 years
>old. If you are under 17 then you have to be accompanied by someone of
>17 or over. Mind you, does this mean that kids can get in to see R rated
>films? Very strange.
>       Dominator

Actually, I don't thinks that's the way it goes.  I tried to get into an R
picture with my brother when I was 16 and he was 19 and they said that he had
to be my parent/guardian or over 21 to get me in.
                           ______
  Gary Graffagnino         \    /   "I'm having an old friend for dinner"
  accgsg@hofstra.bitnet     \  /
  accgsg@vaxc.hofstra.edu    \/              -Hannibal Lechter
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