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From: mcsweinberg@memstvx1.memst.edu
Newsgroups: alt.personals
Subject: }7G
Date: 2 Sep 92 21:06:51 -0600
Organization: Memphis State University

Hi Guys [Generic Term],

Well I think I'm coming out of my slump. Thanks for all the wonderful e-mail.
I have noticed a consistency in letters I get. Everyone seems to think for
some reason that I wouldn't answer of or think I get to much mail that I 
don't read it. I want to make it clear that I read and Reply to everything
I RECIEVE. (and If perchance someone e-mailed me and did not get a responce I
may not have recieved it)

Adressing a few issues.

1) Will ya'll take it easy on Daryll (he's not one of my favorite people he's
turned down one to many favors for me) but, never the less he's is providing
a free service and if one doesn't agree with it's rules and regulations they 
are by all means entitled to their money back.

2) For the 'Newbies' once more: I am 20, I am Female, I am a Journalism
Student and an Assistant Microcomputer Specialist. "Rai" is pronounced
'Ray'. I'm 5'5, 119lbs, Brown hair, Brown Eyes.

3) We need to get some exciting discussions going. The following are some
ideas:

	- Best way to introduce yourself on the Net
	- Which is better a relationship with no love and great sex
	or with Great Love and horrible Sex
	- What's the most seductive thing anyone's ever said to you in public.
	- Who to become net.god for a day (just kidding)

Rai.
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"Wanna be Impulsive, Reckless,                   Raina Weinberg
and lose myself in your kiss                Memphis State University
You're giving me a feeling                      Memphis, Tennesee
It's a sudden Rush,                        MCSWEINBERG@MSUVX1.MEMST.EDU
Acting on the momment...Spontaneous
Newsgroups: alt.personals
From: darryl@lemuria.sai.com (Darryl P. Wagoner)
Subject: Re: alt.personals and enforced monogomy
Organization: Shecora Associates, Inc.
Date: Wed, 02 Sep 92 22:59:59 GMT

>In article <1992Sep1.005650.10741@usenet.ins.cwru.edu>, cd975@cleveland.Freenet.  Edu (Daniel K. Holmes) writes:


>> Let's stop here for a second. Darryl's SERVICE is discriminatory. His policies
>> are discriminatory. I think you are confused. Darryl does not run 

Yes, for one meaning of the word I am discriminatory.  From my
American Heritage: 
	1. To make a clear distinction.
	2. To act on the basis of prejudice.

I am indeed making a clear distinction.  The service is for single people.
I AM NOT acting on the basis of prejudice!

>> e-mail address posted. Darryl DECIDES that this is not possible because
>> she is married. What now.....there is no other service, so she doesn't post.
>> You basically ended the arguement with the admission that you, too, are being
>> discriminated against.

You got it.  I never said the service was her to solve all the problems
of the world.  The proglem it address is to give singles another way
to meet.  That is all!  


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From: ap.4480@cupid.sai.com
Subject:  Ken Kesey'isms anybody
Followup-To: alt.personals
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Organization: EZ-Intro Contact Service
Date: Tue, 01 Sep 92 22:10:32 GMT
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Hi, I'm SWM 36 160lbs. living in N.J. If you know  Ken Kesey
or have heard of him and you are female please write.

Koolaid


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From: ap.3111@cupid.sai.com
Subject: basketball
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Date: Fri, 04 Sep 92 12:21:15 GMT
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 ,
 	Hi,
          I'm in to bball and sports and writing long letters to anyone,
If your not in to any of this dont worry and just write, I'll reply 
because at the moment Ive got nothing to do except study and write
essays, Which at the moment isn't going to well . So plesase write!!!!


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From: matsuda@linc.cis.upenn.edu (N o s t a l g i a)
Newsgroups: alt.personals
Subject: Sound track from the film "Salon Kitty"
Summary: Anyone has that record/tape/CD?
Keywords: Salon Kitty
Date: 31 Aug 92 20:37:51 GMT
Organization: University of Pennsylvania


Hi,

Does anyone have a sound track (or anything of the sort) form the film "Salon
Kitty" (Starring Helmut Burger)?  Or does anyone know where I can get those
songs in the film (are they some standard numbers?).  I was so impressed with
the music in the video that I rented yesterday...

Thanks,

Kenjiro Matsuda
Department of Linguistics
University of Pennsylvania
matsuda@linc.cis.upenn.edu


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From: ap.4353@cupid.sai.com
Subject: Country Gal Needed
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Date: Tue, 01 Sep 92 00:23:42 GMT
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                       Subject:                               Time:11:42 AM
  OFFICE MEMO          Country Gal Needed                     Date:8/28/92
Hi,
      Do you love the country, horses, quiet starry nights, a warm fire in the
winter, good books and movies then I would like to hear from you.  I am on the
lower side of forty and have been divorced for a couple of years and need to
settle in.  I enjoy cooking, horses , travel, the finer things in life as well
as the root items.  I am a proffesional, have a degree in Mathematics, look
somewhat like Kenny Rogers, have a sense of humor, and have a hard time sitting
still.  I am a non smoker, only drink occasionaly (occasionally wine with
dinner or an exotic beer), absolutely no drugs, love to have fun, and find
myself rather impulsive when it comes to spending money or going somewhere.  I
like women that have substance (no skinny women for me), full figured, know how
to cook and can be intellectually and personally stimulating.  If you can ride
a horse, or just think you might want to try.  Drop me a line, I need a stable
mate. 
                                                               



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From: mcsweinberg@memstvx1.memst.edu
Newsgroups: alt.personals
Subject: Re: Who is Rai?
Date: 28 Aug 92 14:24:12 -0600
Followup-To: alt.personals
Distribution: alt.personals
Organization: Memphis State University

>>Ok Guys! I have met four guy's on the net one at Pizza Hut, one at Ruby
>>Tuesdays, one at Chilis (all restaurants) and the other I won't mention
>>but I haven't met anyone in Heels or a shower!
> 	                     ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>>Rai.
> 
> Well, if the guy was wearing heels (snicker) he must've been
> pretty kinky, anyway! And what kind of a shower are we talking
> about, hmmmm?
> 
> Baby, bridal, men's, women's, or.....golden?
> 
> *snicker*
> 
> 'Nuff said. Back to lurking....

Oh Vitor you tese me so....

Rai.
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Newsgroups: alt.personals
From: sherm@phx.mcd.mot.com (cassie)
Subject: Re: A Real live SWF - that is truly gorgeous
Organization: Motorola Computer Group, Tempe, Az.
Date: Tue, 25 Aug 1992 00:31:50 GMT

In article <hoconnel.714535150@adelphi> hoconnel@physics.adelaide.edu.au (Heath O'Connell) writes:
>curln@pell4l23 (Noralen Curl) writes:
>
>
>> I am 20 years old. 5'3" 110lbs - Told I am very sexy and exotic.  Thick,  
>>soft, luscious, dark brown hair.  Brown eyes you could drown in.  Lush,  
>>full lips you want to kiss all night long,  and a very wild imagination.
>>I have a strange aversion to men with dark hair, face of an ancient Roman,  
>>body of a Greek God, who is hung like a ton-dick-donkey.
>
>	Well you're in luck, because I doubt many people fitting that
>description would be reading this.
>--

That certainly would depend upon which Greek god your body resembled.

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From: ap.4317@cupid.sai.com
Subject: Seeks honest woman in Northeast
Followup-To: alt.personals
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Date: Fri, 04 Sep 92 12:15:48 GMT
X-Iso: SF

Read this if you are a SWF who lives anywhere in the Northeastern U.S.A.:
Single White Male, slim, 35, graduate education is in computer science,
enjoys movies, conversing, picnics, music except for hard rock, plays,
concerts, lakes in the summer, etc.  I would like to correspond with, and
hopefully later meet, a Single White Female (either never-married or divorsed)
who is 25 to 37, intelligent, caring and a good person. I am a non-smoker,
do not use illegal drugs, and drink only slightly. I would like to hear from
a like-minded woman who lives anywhere in the Northeastern U.S.A.

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From: mike_steiner@qm.claris.com (Mike Steiner)
Newsgroups: alt.personals
Subject: Re: Disneyland classic
Date: 28 Aug 92 17:33:57 GMT

In article <1992Aug27.220228.14153@tamsun.tamu.edu>, erkert@scan2.tamu.edu (Ron Erkert) writes:
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 			WHOOOOOOOP!!!!!!!!!!
> 
> 
> 			GIG 'EM, AGS!!!!!!!
> 
> 
> TEXAS A&M  10
> 
> STANFORD    7
> 
> 
> THIS SCORE IS BROUGHT TO BY A DEVOTED TEXAS AGGIE.

You're just lucky that the Stanford team didn't show up.
From: cd975@cleveland.Freenet.Edu (Daniel K. Holmes)
Newsgroups: alt.personals
Subject: Re: testers
Date: 1 Sep 92 18:34:45 GMT
Reply-To: cd975@cleveland.Freenet.Edu (Daniel K. Holmes)
Organization: Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, OH (USA)
NNTP-Posting-Host: slc5.ins.cwru.edu


In a previous article, 00dwhenson@bsu-ucs.uucp () says:

>Hi, this is a test, I want to see how this baby works....
>
This is a test, too. If this was a real post, you would have been given
information on the REAL places to post tests. However, this is only a
test, and therefore, no information about the test newsgroups will be
given.

You will now be returned to the usual broadcast of alt.personals.

Thank you,
Dan
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From: rmwaugh@nyx.cs.du.edu (go on go on)
Subject: Re: A Real live SWF - that is truly gorgeous
Summary: hmmmmm.. 
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	control over nor responsibility for the opinions of users.
Organization: The institute of the Chronically Inept.
Date: Thu, 27 Aug 92 02:20:37 GMT

>nelson@eastrg1.cray.com (Christine Nelson) writes:
>> |> >
> I am 20 years old. 5'3" 110lbs - Told I am very sexy and 
> exotic.  Thick,  
>soft, luscious, dark brown hair.  Brown eyes you could drown 
>in.  Lush,   full lips you want to kiss all night long,  and a 
>very wild imagination. I have a strange aversion to men with 
>dark hair, face of an ancient Roman,   body of a Greek God, 
>who is hung like a ton-dick-donkey.
>
well, anybody answering this post would either hve to be leading you on,
going to show up and be a real computer geek, or will have an ego so big
that it would push you out of the bed so that you couldn't get much use
from that ton-dick-donkey hung guy... give up, and settle for computer
geeks like me...


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From: patton@phy.uab.edu (David Patton)
Newsgroups: alt.aquaria
Subject: Re: [F] Setup for plants and fish
Date: 26 Aug 92 18:35:36 GMT
Reply-To: patton@phy.uab.edu
Organization: University of Alabama at Birmingham

In article 19094@kong.gsfc.nasa.gov, mstephens.520@postman.gsfc.nasa.gov (mark stephens) writes:
>Unfortunately, there are a lot of tanks with plastic plants in the US.  Our stores typically
>have a whole wall dedicated to the things.  I never have had 'em and probably never
>will.  Most folks that do are really interested in the fish, have never heard of
>the nitrogen cycle (of have just ignored it), use hang on the back filters 
>(eg Whisper), have plastic hoods with one florescent light and want everything 
>to be cheap.  They either get out of the hobby or "grow up" and move on to
>something better.
>
>The comment I hear the most is "they just die on me" or "I can't keep 'em alive in 
>my tank".  Plants are therefore "hard to grow".  What they should be saying is
>"I don't know a thing about keeping aquarium plants, much less aquariums!" Sigh.
>

It is also true that some fish are incompatible with plants.  Unless the only
purpose of having the real plants in the tank is as a food source for the fish.
I have seen many tanks with well secured plastic plants that look much better
than tanks with no plants at all.
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Subject: <None>
From: satilley@miavx1.acs.muohio.edu
Date: 2 Sep 92 21:27:47 -0500
Organization: Miami University Academic Computer Service"

I'm knida new here so let me know if this has been done before.

I want to know if there is any knid of certification for fish breeders or
dealers.  I'd also like to know, if not, what would be some qualifications that
should be required.  I'm a little disconcerted at how easy it is to get  *my*
fish in a dealer's tank.  When I 1st started, I didn't know about this group,
and therefore, didnt have acess to all the excellent info in the FAQ's.  How
many people out there don't play with computers and therefore, have no acess to
the wealth of information that's shared?

Send e-mail or just post a response

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Miami University
Oxford, Ohio
From: patton@phy.uab.edu (David Patton)
Newsgroups: alt.aquaria
Subject: Re: [F] Setup for plants and fish
Date: 28 Aug 92 14:25:38 GMT
Reply-To: patton@phy.uab.edu
Organization: University of Alabama at Birmingham

In article 10903@brtph560.bnr.ca, bhaskar@brtph598.bnr.ca (Shaji Bhaskar) writes:
>In article <1992Aug26.183536.14959@cis.uab.edu> patton@phy.uab.edu writes:
>>In article 19094@kong.gsfc.nasa.gov, mstephens.520@postman.gsfc.nasa.gov (mark stephens) writes:
>
>>>The comment I hear the most is "they just die on me" or "I can't keep
>>>'em alive in my tank".  Plants are therefore "hard to grow".  What
>>>they should be saying is "I don't know a thing about keeping aquarium
>>>plants, much less aquariums!" Sigh.
>
>>
>>It is also true that some fish are incompatible with plants.  Unless the only
>>purpose of having the real plants in the tank is as a food source for the fish.
>>I have seen many tanks with well secured plastic plants that look much better
>>than tanks with no plants at all.
>
>
>Although I am a plant enthusiast (and I have my TAG membership to
>prove it), I think plastic plants do have their place even when kept
>with fish that do not disturb plants.
>
>With five or six well-chosen pieces of driftwood and plastic plants,
>it is quite easy to create an inexpensive, impressive 55 gallon
>display tank that requires very little maintenance.
>
>There beauty in simplicity.  Simplicity is however, not easily
>acheived or maintained in tank with live plants, as dense planting is
>important to success.
>
>That having been said, I must also say that a well-planned and
>carefully maintained tank full of live plants looks infinitely better
>than a tank with plastic plants.
>
>-Shaji.
>-- 
>Shaji Bhaskar     BNR, Research Triangle Park, NC 27709     (bhaskar@bnr.ca) 



********
   I agree.


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From: kevins@eng.auburn.edu (Kevin Sullivan)
Subject: filter recomendation for large? goldfish tank
Organization: Auburn University Engineering
Date: Tue, 25 Aug 1992 18:16:57 GMT

I sent this request to Robert Enenkel, but he's busy at a koi show (lucky!)
So hopefully someone else can offer their advice.

I have four 6" (not including tail) goldfish in a 30 long with a Whisper III 
and change 8 gallons of water every week.  I also have a Jungle Dirt Magnet Goldfish sponge filter run by an air pump.  The only thing I don't like about 
the Whisper III is that the filter pads clog and have to be rinsed out more 
than once a week.  When they get really clogged I change them.  This is 
working fine, but I'm about to have to add more fish: 5 4" goldfish.  I will 
be able to put them into a 75 (48x18" surface) in January (unless you can 
suggest a better tank).

The question: would you suggest an Eheim 2217 (with the prefilter) or an 
Aquaclear 500 (or something else) to go on the 30 long now and then to the 
75 later?  If it's the Eheim, what should I pack it with?  I've built 
several filters, if that's the way to go, so don't hesitate to suggest a 
custom job.

Thanks,
Kevin Sullivan

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From: msp@ohstpy.mps.ohio-state.edu (Michael S. Pettersen)
Newsgroups: alt.aquaria,sci.aquaria,rec.aquaria
Subject: Re: [M] Crushed Coral Stores Copper?  (was:  Nitrates)
Date: 23 Aug 92 17:22:32 EDT

In article <1992Aug21.134054.4476@magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu>, pprior@magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu (Paul A Prior) writes:
> In article <406@bertha.HyperDesk.com> arch@hyperdesk.com writes:
>>... crushed coral acts as a
>>buffer or bank for nitrates.  
>
> Sure, it's very simple.  Crushed coral, or any other substrate will
> "bank" detritus which will continue to release phosphates and nitrates
> into the water.  

How about copper?  I was going to give my fish a preventative copper 
treatment, but before I did so, I measured the copper level, and found it 
tremendously high.  Yet I'd read that charcoal and coral both remove copper 
from circulation.

What are the symptoms of copper poisoning?
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From: mstephens.520@postman.gsfc.nasa.gov (mark stephens)
Newsgroups: alt.aquaria,rec.aquaria
Subject: Re: Set up question
Date: 27 Aug 92 14:38:52 GMT
Organization: nasa/gsfc

I would never have a tank with a UGF.  I would have a tank with a RUGF.
Unless one is diligent, UGF become nitrate pumps and high nitrates, 
espeically for a rift lake type tank are bad.  

I've been tempted to setup a rift lake tank myself (a change of jobs has
put all my wonderful plans on hold, boo hiss).  What about a sump setup
with a spray bar made from pvc pipe at the bottom of the tank?  The idea
is that the bar is at the back and points toward the front.  Hopefully 
this causes gunk to be swept out front where it can be easily siphoned
away.  The rock work will have to be desigend to accomodate this and I 
would be tempted to use no or very little substrate or use thin pieces
of slate.  

Slate, by the way, is typically avaliable at places which
sell decorative rock.  They usually will have a cutting operation and mine
has a bin just full of scraps which they sell REAL CHEAP!!!!   Slate is
trivial to split into very thin (1/8") sheets and would make the bottom
of the tank very interesting looking. Remember those metal / slate tanks
from the bad ol' days?      Hey, I'm spewing too!

            mark
Newsgroups: alt.aquaria
Subject: Re: Suggestions for a Long, Short Tank
From: selig@sysjj.mdcbbs.com
Date: 31 Aug 92 11:46:31 GMT
Organization: McDonnell Douglas M&E, Cypress CA
Nntp-Posting-User: selig

          Hey!  I've been to Naperville!.  (Went to the HP there)

          Ya could set up the second tank as a protein skimmer.

          Dan
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From: harold@wam.umd.edu (James B. Harold)
Subject: [F][P] What's in my Fe homebrew?
Organization: University of Maryland, College Park
Date: Thu, 3 Sep 1992 14:43:52 GMT


Hi all.  I've gotta question:

For some time now, I've been mixing small batches of Wymex
FW trace elements and Wymex Fe together in a small bottle.  That 
way I just add a few ml a day of the mix.  A few months
ago I started using chelated Fe from a nursery instead of
the Wymex (mixed up to form the same concentration as the
Wymex).  The bag swears it's just Fe (it does have some
chlorine, but after mixing the concentration is undetectable
by my tests).  Now I'm also adding some potash (K2O) to
my little mix.

Now for the question....there's something forming in my
bottle of mix.  Kind of cottony.  Sinks to the bottom of
the bottle.  Anybody have any idea what it might be?
A precipitate?  A fungus?  And why I've never seen it
before?  My fish try to eat it when some gets in the tank
(they'll try to eat pretty much anything :-) ), so I worry
a little.  If it's an Fe loving fungus of some sort, I was
wondering if the Wymex/Dupla/etc mixes might contain
chlorine to prevent this kind of thing (given how much
you add to a tank, it wouldn't really pose a threat to
your fish).  That might explain why they had chlorine in
the nursery Fe in the first place.

I have the vaguest memory that this might have been brought
up before, but I can't say for sure...

Thanks...

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From: jward@aries.acs.uci.edu (John Ward)
Subject: Re: Penguin Power Filters....
Newsgroups: alt.aquaria
Organization: University of California, Irvine
Date: 25 Aug 92 16:33:04 GMT

I used a Penguin 160B on a 15 gal marine tank for about 6-9 months.
The filter gets salt creep a little worse than I expected.  Also
bubbles form across the pleats on the bio-wheel.  They pop causing
some far reaching spray.  Its biological capacity was ok, but it shared
bio-filter duties with a RUGF.  It also did fine for two weeks as the
filter for a hospital tank.

John.

In article <1992Aug21.120844.42482@kuhub.cc.ukans.edu> thompson@kuhub.cc.ukans.edu writes:
>Greetings...
>
>     I was just wondering if anyone out there has had much experience with     
>penguin power filters (the ones with the BioWheel and supposed wet/dry 
>filtration).  I have a 20 gal. salt tank with 3 damselfish in it right now. 
>The fish are doing fine, but the water is a bit cloudy and I plan to add some 
>less hardy fish; I think there is a need for better filtration.  I can't 
>really justify getting a *real* wet/dry trickle filter for just a 20 gal. tank.
>Do penguins supply sufficient biological filtration?
>
>Just wondering...
>John              
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