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Date:         Wed, 27 Jan 1993 13:39:47 EST
From:         Rich Cowan <kowan@AI.MIT.EDU>
Subject: UCP: Campus Peace Activism

|  From:   University Conversion Project
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            S T U D Y   W A R   N O   M O R E !
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o If the Cold War is over, why is the military still a huge
  source of scholarships and jobs?  Will Congress change this?

o What programs on my campus are funded by the right wing and
  the Department of Defense and what are these programs for?

o My campus is dead politically. How can I break thru the apathy?

o What are some connections between masculinity and war?

o How can I encourage my campus to work on economic conversion
  and nonviolent conflict resolution, instead of war technology?

If you've been asking any of these questions, the University
Conversion Project (UCP) may be able to help.  Founded in 1991 by
activists who opposed the Gulf War, we are a national clearinghouse
for campus peace organizing.  UCP provides research and organizing
advice and a quarterly newsletter packed with resources.  Access
the collective experience of successful activists at dozens of
schools.  When in Boston, please visit our library, but call first!

Send a SASE or FAX for more info, or $3 for a sample "War Research
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EMAIL:  In 1/93, UCP established a mailing list for discussion
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From:         Ljubica Jelusic <ljubica.jelusic@UNI-LJ.SI>
Subject:      SerboBosnian war

> Something I've never been clear about; just what is all the fighting over
> there about anyway?  Is this some kind of historical grudge match?  More
> specifically, I'd like to know:

I will try to answer, as short as I can.

> 1) What is the Official reason for the fighting?

War in Yugoslavia went through different phases. Started in Slovenia, in June,
1990, then Croatia, today Bosnia, tomorrow Kosovo. First it was to stop
anti-socialist forces and dissolving of Yugoslavia, then it was protecting
Serbian minorities in ex-Yugoslavia. Now is to carve so-called serbian republic
out of Bosnia and make it part of Serbia. Because population is so mixed in
Bosnia and regions with Serbian population are not neighbouring Serbia, war
became ethnic cleansing.

> 2) What is the Real reason for the fighting?

Official is (maybe perverted) but still Real. I can tell you only real
reasons as i saw it. Main reason was economic crisis, which hit post-communist
countries. In Yugoslavia it was more complicated with strong Party prevailing
in some  parts of Yugoslavia (in Serbia) and
huge and privileged Yugoslav People's Army. So fighting is unfair from the
beginning, because one side got all the tanks and airforce from the Army.

At the moment these all might be historical reasons. Fighting now have many
other reasons, plundering and revenge among them. It is interesting that
Bosnia was (before the war) a symbol of nations' understanding. Especially
their capital Sarajevo, where people mixed, intermarried and lived in perfect
(almost) understanding. It is hard to believe, but you can take my word for it.

Now, fighting sides have different plans. Serbian side is going through a plan
called "Winter sleep", because they took too big territory to defend. And
winter is harsh in Bosnia, so they can not use their heavy weaponry, Bosnians
are attacking now, using guerilla tactics.

Primoz
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>From <@WUVMD.wustl.edu,@VMD.CSO.UIUC.EDU:QUAKER-P@UIUCVMD.BITNET> Wed Jan 27
 20:45:56 1993
>Date:         Wed, 27 Jan 1993 18:45:30 PST
>Sender: Quaker concerns related to peace and social justice issues
>              <QUAKER-P@UIUCVMD.BITNET>
>From: Joel Sax <jsax%IGC.APC.ORG@WUVMD>
>Subject:      White House
>
>There is now an email connection to the White House:
>
>>From 75300.3115@compuserve.com Wed Jan 27 16:40:51 1993
>Received: from ihb.compuserve.com by igc.apc.org (4.1/Revision: 1.56 )
>        id AA24921; Wed, 27 Jan 93 16:40:47 PST
>Date: 27 Jan 93 19:28:30 EST
>From: The White House <75300.3115@CompuServe.COM>
>To: Joel Sax <jsax@igc.apc.org>
>
>      Thank you for your recent electronic mail message to the White
> House.  As soon as practicable it will be sent to the appropriate office
> for consideration.  You should receive a written reply in due course.
> Unfortunately, we are not yet ready to respond substantively
> to your message by electronic mail.  We appreciate your patience as we
> implement our new electronic systems.
>
>          As you know, this is the first time in history that the
> White House has been connected to the public through electronic
> mail.  We welcome your comments and suggestions for ways to improve
> your Public Access E-mail program.
>
>      Regards,
>      Jock Gill
>      Electronic Publishing
>      Public Access E-mail
>      The White House
>      Washington, D.C.
>
>      75300.3115@Compuserve.com
>      CLINTON PZ on America Online
>
> PS: If you did not include your U.S. mail return address in your
> message and you want a reply, please send your message again and
> include that information.
>
>
>
>
>
>Please don't overuse this facility.
>
>Joel
>
From: sizex@bnr.co.uk (Eric Barber)
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Subject: Re: Simula for VM
Date: 28 Jan 93 08:22:58 GMT
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In article <kschenk.6.0@oavax.csuchico.edu> kschenk@oavax.csuchico.edu (Kay Schenk) writes:
>SIMULA for VM/CMS???  We have aneed here and I'm all out of ideas.  Much 

have you asked Eileen at Norsk Regnesentral?

when I used simula on a 360 about 15 years ago I thought it was an ibm
product.

Eric
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From:         R.Kerr@NEWCASTLE.AC.UK
Subject:      Eileen
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Re:

> >>  On Friday 29th January, Eileen Schreiner retires.
> you can mail Eileen directly at Eileen.Schreiner@nr.no
> she was accepting best wishes yesterday...

After 29th January, Eileen will not have direct access to e-mail. However she
has arranged for incoming mail after that date to be forwarded to another
person at Norsk Regnesentral who will pass it on to her.

Cheers....Ron
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Date:         Mon, 25 Jan 1993 10:47:23 GMT
From:         R.Kerr@NEWCASTLE.AC.UK
Subject:      Another SIMULA milestone
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 On Friday 29th January, Eileen Schreiner retires. Since 1967 she has
 worked for the Norwegian Computing Center in Oslo and throughout this
 period she has been heavily involved with SIMULA and activities
 related to our favourite language. For practically all of this time
 she has been the driving force of continuity in the Association of
 SIMULA Users in the capacities of secretary, treasurer newsletter
 editor as well as being a personal friend, confidante and inspiration
 to a vast number of us who have worked with her world-wide. Her almost
 total ignorance of the technicalities of SIMULA has never deterred her
 in the slightest from being SIMULA's staunchest supporter! She is
 truly a "Simulady".

 I am sending this message out as a reminder to those who might want to
 express their wishes for Eileen's happy retirement.

 Cheers....Ron
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From: anadeem@ampere.alt.graphics.pixutils (Ahmed Nadeem)
Subject: MRI and CT-SCAN Images For Dogs?
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Date: Wed, 27 Jan 1993 07:33:48 GMT

Netters,
      I am currently working on a research project that involves construction 
of realistic, solid or geometric models for dogs.
      Does anyone know where I can get serial section images( MRI, CT-SCAN, 
etc ) for dogs?
                                                       Thanks,
                                                              Ahmed Nadeem
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From:         "Paul Partner, Edinburgh" <ESA508@ESAVAX.EDINBURGH.AC.UK>
Subject:      Lykke til Eileen
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Adios Eileen,

I wish you continued health and happiness as you ride off into the
Simula sunset.

Gratulerer, lykke til, og drikk mange oel.

Paul Partner
University of Edinburgh
From: kschenk@oavax.csuchico.edu (Kay Schenk)
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Subject: Simula for VM
Date: 27 Jan 1993 19:05:58 GMT
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Dear Folks--

Now I KNOW this in appropriate place to ask this--any sources (vendors) for 
SIMULA for VM/CMS???  We have aneed here and I'm all out of ideas.  Much 
obliged.

Kay Schenk
CSU, Chico
kschenk@oavax.csuchico.edu
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From:         Rob Pooley <rjp@DCS.ED.AC.UK>
Subject:      Re: Simula for VM

>
>
> Dear Folks--
>
> Now I KNOW this in appropriate place to ask this--any sources (vendors) for
> SIMULA for VM/CMS???  We have aneed here and I'm all out of ideas.  Much
> obliged.
>
> Kay Schenk
> CSU, Chico
> kschenk@oavax.csuchico.edu

There is a compiler which should still be available from Simula a.s. in Oslo.
They have just been through some re-organisation and their address has
changed, but I will forward your request to them at their new address. I don't
have it here at the moment.

You could also send e-mail to Eileen.Schreiner@nr.no, who is about to join
Simula as as part of their restructuring.

Rob Pooley
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Date:         Thu, 28 Jan 1993 09:46:25 GMT
From:         Rob Pooley <rjp@DCS.ED.AC.UK>
Subject:      Re: SIMULA compilers and Membership in the ASU

>
>
> For  Simula compilers for MSDOS and OS/2 (IBM PC)
>
> Try contacting Peter Jensen in Oslo, Norway
>
> Post Box 138
> Voksenlia
> 0325 Oslo
>
> Tel +47 2 49 01 02
> Fax +47 2 49 01 22
>
> No e-mail unfortunately.
>
> *******************
>
Henry is slightly out of date with the name and address for contact. I will
post the new details tomorrow, but in the meantime any queries can come to me
and I will sort out who to send them on to.

Rob Pooley
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Date:         Mon, 25 Jan 1993 18:11:29 KST
From:         SangKuk Kim <kimsk@SDE-GATE.ETRI.RE.KR>
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I'm glad to meet you.
I want to receive your mailing service.
My Office is the Electronic & Telecommunication Research Institutes
in South Korea.
We used sun sparc-station and vax-8800 system. My job is that
analysis about GNU C-Compiler and found the possibility of spilit
that by Front-End and Back-End.
I want to receive some advice about GNU C-Compiler and general Compiler
information.
My Internet address is below
        Internet Address : kimsk@sde.etri.re.kr
Good bye!
God bless with you forever.

        1993. 1. 25(Thu) Sang Gug Kim.
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From:         Siegfried Buerk <buerk@CS.TU-BERLIN.DE>
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              from"R.Kerr@NEWCASTLE.AC.UK" at Jan 25, 93 10:47:23 am

>
>  On Friday 29th January, Eileen Schreiner retires.
>
Dear Mr. Kerr,
could you send my most heartly greetings to Eileen Schreiner and
my wishes to her further wellfare!
Sincerely
Siegfried Buerk
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Date:         Thu, 28 Jan 1993 09:43:41 +0100
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Subject:      SIMULA compilers and Membership in the ASU
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For  Simula compilers for MSDOS and OS/2 (IBM PC)

Try contacting Peter Jensen in Oslo, Norway

Post Box 138
Voksenlia
0325 Oslo

Tel +47 2 49 01 02
Fax +47 2 49 01 22

No e-mail unfortunately.

*******************

And there is more to say about SIMULA and the Association of SIMULA Users.

The Secretariat of the ASU is now located at the Royal Institute of Technology
in Stockholm, Sweden.

Address:

ASU Secretariat
Henry E. Islo
Royal Institute of Technology
Dept. of Manufacturing Systems
Brinellvagen 81
S - 100 44 Stockholm, Sweden

tel +46 8 790 60 00  reception
    +46 8 790 63 75  direct
    +46 8 21 95 76   dept. secretary

fax +46 8 20 22 27

e-mail  hio@cadcam.kth.se

Membership fees:

The Annual General Meeting held at Noordwijkerhout, The Netherlands, on Friday
June 12, 1992 passed the following membership fees for 1993.

Individual membership           250:-  Swedish Crowns
Institutional membership
  University Institutions
    Research Institutes, etc.  1000:-    -"-    -"-
Private Corporations           5000:-    -"-    -"-

These fees may be paid immediately in the following way:

Contact the ASU Secretariat and request a registration form.
Many have done so. There are some very interesting articles coming up
in the ASU Newsletter.
To name a few subjects:

* What is recursive modeling and redundant modeling and what can they be used
  for? ( Some possibilities;  describing and simulating recursive space
  geometries, achieving an efficient real parallel execution of quasi-parallel
  models, evolution strategies for optimizing complex systems, ... )

* What are Mejtsky diagramms and how can they clearify object oriented program
  structures?

* How does one model social/psychological environments, for example in
  manufacturing industries and other work places?

* How to solve the problem of separate compilation of nested classes.

Do you have something interesting to publish, or some leading questions
for engineering science? The ASU Newsletter is registered as an offical
library refence publication in the ISSN system.

All paid-up members will receive the ASU Newsletters as well as a free diskette
containing the latest release of SIMULA for Macintosh from Lund Software.
For more detailed information on this compiler as well as other SIMULA compilers
contact:

Boris Magnusson
Lund Software House AB
Box 7056
S - 220 07 Lund
Sweden

Tel +46 46 134060
e-mail boris@dna.lth.se

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

Welcome to the NEW ASU,

Henry Islo, ASU chairman
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From: anadeem@ampere.alt.graphics.pixutils (Ahmed Nadeem)
Subject: Edge Detection And Segmentation Using Khoros And PV-WAVE Software
Organization: /home/ampere1/anadeem/.organization
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Date: Wed, 27 Jan 1993 07:35:16 GMT

Netters,
        I am currently working on a research project that involves generating
solid or geometric models from MRI images. Part of the procedure will require 
me to possibly perform Thresholding & Edge Detection on my MRI images in order
to find out which pixels lie on boundaries between two different regions. 
Thus, I would like to have an Image Processing Software package that has good 
Edge Detection and Classification ( Segmentation ) modules/routines.  
        I have heard a lot about Khoros ( University Of New Mexico) and 
PV-WAVE (Precision Visuals) and was curious if other professionals or students
had any experience on how good they are for the above purposes. Suggestions 
on other software packages are also much welcome.
                                                       Thanks,
                                                              Ahmed Nadeem
From: sizex@bnr.co.uk (Eric Barber)
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Subject: Re: wanted: compilers for MSDOS and OS/2
Date: 28 Jan 93 08:24:21 GMT
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In article <AAEyqPhuK3@pcaek.infopro.spb.su> Alexandr Kopilovich <aek@PCAEK.INFOPRO.SPB.SU> writes:
>  I am very interested in Simula compilers for MSDOS and OS/2 (IBM PC).

contact Rob Pooley at rjp@dcs.ed.ac.uk, but free it ain't.

Eric
   _    "just a Texan a long way from home"
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From:         Alexandr Kopilovich <aek@PCAEK.INFOPRO.SPB.SU>
Subject:      wanted: compilers for MSDOS and OS/2

Greetings,

  I am very interested in Simula compilers for MSDOS and OS/2 (IBM PC).
Free compilers are in prime interest, but commercial products too.
If you have some info about such compilers, send me, please.

Thanks in advance.

Alexander Kopilovich                      aek@infopro.spb.su
Saint-Petersburg
Russia
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Subject:      Re: Software IBM emulators/Windows

>
>
> Could someone post a brief review of the various software IBM emulators
> available, whether or not they can access a HD, how a HD needs to
> be set up so that access can be achieved, and whether or not they will
> run windows based applications.  The unit in question is an A500, with
> an 030 accelerator with MMU, without FPU, and GVP Series II HD with an
> empty 40 meg partition available.
>
> I really was never impressed with the speed or compatibility of
> ATONCE plus (nor the GVP 286 AT module which is really an ATONCE plus
> packaged slightly differently - although the software is identical!) with
> the demands of IBM/MS-DOS software.
>
> Thanks
>
> Please mail responses to Barnettj@snysyrv1.bitnet

Hello Amigo.

 For the model you describe, I know a good emulator for you.
 It's called PC-TASK.
         COMPATIBILITY :  90% with programs for its configuration
         VIDEO MODES   :  MDA , CGA
         EMULATES CPU  :  NEC-V20
         SERIAL PORT   :  Emulates serial-port for modems etc. (in PC-mode)
         PARALEL PORT  :  Emulates paralel-port (in PC-mode)
         FLOPY DRIVES  :  It emulates your df0: and even your df1: -if you own.
         HARD DISK     :  It emulates your dh0: You can even split your
                          dh0: in particions and use other of them as PC-hard-
                          drives and the rest as Amiga-drives !!!!!!!!
         MULTITASKING  :  The multitasking meens that you can work in both
                          modes (Emulation+AmigaDOS) at the same time, since
                          the emulator runs as a single task under AmigaDOS
                          THIS, is real power !
         SPEED         :  At an Amiga-500 with 7.14MH 68000, it is a litle
                          bit slow. It gets real fast at MDA-mode, with
                          more speed than the Transformer.
                          ========> BUT :
                          Since you tell me that you own an accelaretor,
                          I hapily inform you that it has 3 differrent
                          programs in the disk:
                                  PC-TASK68000 ,
                                  PC-TASK68010 ,  and
                                  PC-TASK68020+    , so if you run this
                          3rd program you'll have as much speed as you want !
                   DISCLAIMER :
                   ************
The details I provided you with, are from a list in the network.
So -even if I am not sure- this software material is NOT shareware or PD.
Also, any mistakes appear in this mail exist because I don't own this
emulator myself.
Any product-names etc. in this mail are trademarks or registered-trademarks
of their authors.
-----------------
P.S: Please send me a list with good emulators you have in mind.

                                       a student of Mathematics ....
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