From: vincent@garnet.berkeley.edu (Vincent J. Lee)
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Subject: Wanted: 6.5 inch mid-bass speakers and tweets
Date: 14 Dec 1992 03:16:54 GMT
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Well I've got tix for U2 on the 7th at Oakland. Interested give me a call
at 510-841-4942. Ask ofr Vincent.

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 U2 tix for sale. Nov 7 at Oakland. If you want 'm there yours. Call me 510-841-4942. Ask for vincent

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 Well, I've got U2 Tix for sale on Nov 7. The asking price seems to be $60
so if anybody wants one all call me at 510-841-4942.


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Does anybody want to sell a CD changer for a car? Preferably an Alpine or
Pioneer. Please post. Thanks.

Vincent@garnet.Berkeley.edu


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Ok from a previous thread about Integras and Sony, I was told that
somebody has a controller RF that they want to get rid of. If you
do and it works for a CDX-A30. I want it. Thanks.
Post me about it.
vincent@garnet.berkeley.edu

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Ok on a thread about Integra and Changers somebody said that they have
an RF with a controller. If it works for the CDX-A30 I want it!!!!
Post me vincent@garnet.berkeley.edu

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I've got a Et4000 SVGA Card. Standard size with 72hz refresh. It came with 
my computer but I'm upgrading. I will go with fair market value. Please
mail me if interested. Thanks.

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Well, what can I say. Not much going on here.
Some stats:
5:30 13 mac
6:00 13 Mac
7:00 14 Mac
7:30 15 Mac

Well, chris lost last nite and nobody came. Poor chris. Well maybe next
time :). Anyways He and dawn came in. Jack and I checked the PC's for
viruses. None to be heard of or seen. Thanks!! Mostly CS students with
no problems. They were all very good children. We changed the paper in th
machines and did some general tidying up. On the most part I'm trying to
still figure out FTP. Can't get binary files to my disk that are not corrupted.
Oh well, keep trying. Other than that it was real quiet.
See ya
V

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In article <1e7h8aINN5e7@agate.berkeley.edu> john@garnet.berkeley.edu (John Wang) writes:
>I'm subbing for Aaron...
>
>Tonight's shift was pretty quiet. Not much went on, so I worked on a little
>project for Dawn. Finished organizing all those manuals.
>
>Also got a chance to talk to her a little. Learned that to respond to news
>from the Unix account (using rn):
>
>	follow up without article (post to news) -->	type "f"
>	follow up with article (post to news) -->	type "F"
>	respond without article (send mail) -->		type "r"
>	respond with article (send mail) -->		type "R"
>
>Also, some clients have been complaining that the doors are locked on
>Sundays. There's a taped article at the sstaff desk, saying that Tim's
>been talking to the Physical Plant people about this problem. There's
>a tracking number listed also... (#407045).
>
>Messed around with the DarkSide screen saver a little... Just wondering:
>since Windows 3.1 has a screen saver built into it, is there some way that
>we could actually use it? It might help the IBM screens when people are 
>idling...
>
>Printed up a few copies of the facility map and stuck them in the binder.
>
>Helped a client auto page-number in Word for the Mac.
>
>There was a minor problem with a program a client brought in today. At
>first I thought that it was an IDS 110 program, but I discovered that it
>was from another class, so I told the client that it probably wouldn't
>work right with our machines. It crashed about twice... Not our fault, 
>since it's not supported software. I informed the client of the problem...
>
>Other than that, just skimmed the binder a little, read news, talked to
>Chris and his friend, did standard consultant stuff, and that was about it!
>
>Stats for the night:
>
>7:00	2 IBM	4 Mac			9:00	0 IBM	6 Mac
>7:30	2 IBM	2 Mac			9:30	2 IBM	7 Mac
>8:00	0 IBM	3 Mac			10:00	0 IBM	6 Mac
>8:30	0 IBM	3 Mac			10:30	1 IBM	5 Mac
>
>Good night!
>
>John


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In article <1e4jllINNji1@usenet.INS.CWRU.Edu> cf947@cleveland.Freenet.Edu (Chun-Hung Wan) writes:
>
>I have a Nissan Sentra SE-R and I feel that the springs on it are too soft
>as there is a lot of body roll.  I have read a few good reviews on Eibach
>springs and was wondering if anybody has them and can tell me anything good
>or bad about them and where I can buy them.  Thanks.
>-- 
>A motion picture major at the Brooks Institute of Photography, CA
>Santa Barbara and a foreign student from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
>
>"The mind is the forerunner of all states."


Well, Eibach are progressive sprinkg, meaninghtta when you go into a turn
the springs get stiffer. They are realy good from what I hear. I'd
like to get a set myself. Put on some Tokico shocks and you have racing
suspension. ?DON"T KNOW MORE THAN TAHT BUT GOOD LUCK>
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I've got a a ticket for the big game if anybody wants it $55. Thanks. 
Call 510-841-4942.Thanks.

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In article <morford7-191192131857@dmf-3e.berkeley.edu> morford7@garnet (Mark Morford) writes:
>Practiced FTP-ing for most of the shift, with help from Dawn and Leon. 
>Logged on successfully to a nevada site (it has some great sheet music
>directories), and finally learned how to get the files I wanted.  Gnarly. 
>I'm still a bit uncertain as to what exactly I'm telling the computer to do
>when I type some of the ftp commands, but it seems to work, so I can't
>complain.
>
Yea I've had that problem as well. I just assume that it is downloading. Wha
I've been noticing is that when I FTP zip files thye come back all corrupted.
I wonder if I should use a Kermit protocol instead? Any suggestions people?

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In article <1ehlicINNr4m@agate.berkeley.edu> lchen@garnet.berkeley.edu (Lang Shen Chen) writes:
>In article <1eh35gINNnal@agate.berkeley.edu> kychan@garnet.berkeley.edu (Kendrick Y. Chan) writes:
>>
>>Buenos dias all!
>>
>>Well a pretty uneventful shift here at HMF except for one thing...
>>
>>a person named "Ron Lidgi" came in and sat down in front of a computer.
>>Even though the facility was closed, he started working on a paper. Jack was
>>in here and told me he was a troublemaker from before. I walked up to him
>>and asked him if he was in the class; I knew he wasn't because I asked one
>>of the who I recognized in the class about him. He said no and that he had a
>>class card for Asian-Am 2a. I knew that was false cuz I knew that class didn't
>>meet in here. He flashed me a class card and I lookd at it...guess what...no
>>class name or prof name on it! I asked him when his class met in here and he
>>said Monday but he didn't know when. WelI I then asked him to leave and he 
>>said that he would just print the paper out and he would leave. I killed his
>>print job multiple times and finally I just confiscated it. He then confronted
>>me and told me to give him the printout. WEll to make a long story short, he
>>left after Jack and i told him multiple times. I told him that he could file
>>a formal complaint at 1535 Tolman if he wanted to...i told him my name.
>>He threatened to report me for "not doing my job" and he said that he wouldn't
>>do that if I just gave him the printouts.
>>
>>He tried to convince me by showing me a password that actually worked 
>>(username :siegel passwd: *****) and he showed me the folder in the classes
>>folder. Well that didn't convince me.
>>
>>Anyways, just a few people from that College writing 1a class in here and 
>>Nita and Jack. 
>>
>>No other problems.
>>
>>Laters all
>>Zaijian
>>Kendrick
>>
>
>You did the right thing Ken.  Just try to avoid a confrontation next time.  
>Just politely inform him that he was not allowed in the facility and that
>if he did not leave immediately that you will be forced to call the police.
>If he does not, go ahead and call the police (be sure to get a good 
>description and name).  This usually does the job.  
>
>You have all the right to call the police if someone is breaking the rules,
>disrupting class, or preventing you from doing you job in any way.  Calling
>the police should be your last choice, but do not hesistate to do it if a
>client is being unreasonable or difficult.  
>
>Larry
>
>This is the exact smae guy that came in the facility when I was at Work on 
Wed. Nita saw the whole thing. He used this completely bogus class card. 
No class or anyhting. Just his name. Said he was for AA2a. Siegel. Well,
 DON'T let this
guy in should be the word for the day. He was completely antagonistic. Whe
n I confronted him about the card he said "do you think I'm a liar". I said
"No I don't think you are a liar but you are lying". I told him to prove
to me that he was in the class. Nothing. But be careful because this guy must
have a lot of dung between his ears because after my speil he goes to sit
down and get "situated" as he says. Well, I kicked him out at that point.
Well, now we know his name. Forgot to get it last time. Next time I will
confiscate his card. We are allowed, right?

Vinnie 
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In article <nbarr-201192083917@whe1mac40.berkeley.edu> nbarr@garnet (Nicole Barr) writes:
>In article <1eh35gINNnal@agate.berkeley.edu>, kychan@garnet.berkeley.edu
>(Kendrick Y. Chan) wrote:
>> 
>
>> a person named "Ron Lidgi" came in and sat down in front of a computer.
>> Even though the facility was closed, he started working on a paper. Jack was
>> in here and told me he was a troublemaker from before. I walked up to him
>> and asked him if he was in the class; I knew he wasn't because I asked one
>> of the who I recognized in the class about him. He said no and that he had a
>> class card for Asian-Am 2a. I knew that was false cuz I knew that class didn't
>> meet in here. He flashed me a class card and I lookd at it...guess what...no
>> class name or prof name on it! I asked him when his class met in here and he
>> said Monday but he didn't know when. WelI I then asked him to leave and he 
>> said that he would just print the paper out and he would leave. I killed his
>> print job multiple times and finally I just confiscated it. He then confronted
>> me and told me to give him the printout. WEll to make a long story short, he
>> left after Jack and i told him multiple times. I told him that he could file
>> a formal complaint at 1535 Tolman if he wanted to...i told him my name.
>> He threatened to report me for "not doing my job" and he said that he wouldn't
>> do that if I just gave him the printouts.
>> 
>> He tried to convince me by showing me a password that actually worked 
>> (username :siegel passwd: *****) and he showed me the folder in the classes
>> folder. Well that didn't convince me.
>>
>Just a note to morning people at Wheeler.
>Help! I'm having Kate Hearst flashbacks! This client is  out of hand...I
>have
>been letting him use the facility because when he finally produced that
>card and
>word of that class, I thought I'd been mistaken because I hadn't even known
>of the Asian AM. Studies class ( all classes weren't listed in binder then)
>I even apologized profusely! Even though he'd given me a suspicious
>runaround for weeks before coming up with that story. He is _the_ most
>hostile client I have experienced and just has this obsession with having
>rights to the facilites in the mornings. 
>If we ascertain that that card is "faux" I think we need to consistantly
>refuse him pre-2:00 p.m. acess & refer him to registering a formal
>complaint when he gets mad.  I would bet that this will continue next
>semester.
>I've read more.. um creative client-torture solutions from consultants but
>for now I would really appreciate if we just launched effort to get him to
>bring his "problem" to Pstaff via a written complaint or we could get HIS
>phone number.
>
>
>
>Thanks,
>nicole


Guys, I had this problem with this client as well. He is quite hostile. 
The thing is , he doesn't listen. He chooses to do what he wants to. Nicole
I think you are absolutely correct in your suggestion. We should  from
now on refuse him pre 2:00 AM access. He gave me the complete runaround
the other day. You would think that this guy would have some common
courtesy even as a human being. Next time, just be stern. Good job Kendrick,:)
The other day when he was at the facility when I was working there he was
giving me all sorts of attitude and if Nita hadn't been there I would have
really gotten mad at this guy. He does what he wants and he doesn't care about
the authority. Remember his name is Ron Lidgi.
Vinnie
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In article <nbarr-201192083917@whe1mac40.berkeley.edu> nbarr@garnet (Nicole Barr) writes:
>In article <1eh35gINNnal@agate.berkeley.edu>, kychan@garnet.berkeley.edu
>(Kendrick Y. Chan) wrote:
>> 
>
>> a person named "Ron Lidgi" came in and sat down in front of a computer.
>> Even though the facility was closed, he started working on a paper. Jack was
>> in here and told me he was a troublemaker from before. I walked up to him
>> and asked him if he was in the class; I knew he wasn't because I asked one
>> of the who I recognized in the class about him. He said no and that he had a
>> class card for Asian-Am 2a. I knew that was false cuz I knew that class didn't
>> meet in here. He flashed me a class card and I lookd at it...guess what...no
>> class name or prof name on it! I asked him when his class met in here and he
>> said Monday but he didn't know when. WelI I then asked him to leave and he 
>> said that he would just print the paper out and he would leave. I killed his
>> print job multiple times and finally I just confiscated it. He then confronted
>> me and told me to give him the printout. WEll to make a long story short, he
>> left after Jack and i told him multiple times. I told him that he could file
>> a formal complaint at 1535 Tolman if he wanted to...i told him my name.
>> He threatened to report me for "not doing my job" and he said that he wouldn't
>> do that if I just gave him the printouts.
>> 
>> He tried to convince me by showing me a password that actually worked 
>> (username :siegel passwd: *****) and he showed me the folder in the classes
>> folder. Well that didn't convince me.
>>
>Just a note to morning people at Wheeler.
>Help! I'm having Kate Hearst flashbacks! This client is  out of hand...I
>have
>been letting him use the facility because when he finally produced that
>card and
>word of that class, I thought I'd been mistaken because I hadn't even known
>of the Asian AM. Studies class ( all classes weren't listed in binder then)
>I even apologized profusely! Even though he'd given me a suspicious
>runaround for weeks before coming up with that story. He is _the_ most
>hostile client I have experienced and just has this obsession with having
>rights to the facilites in the mornings. 
>If we ascertain that that card is "faux" I think we need to consistantly
>refuse him pre-2:00 p.m. acess & refer him to registering a formal
>complaint when he gets mad.  I would bet that this will continue next
>semester.
>I've read more.. um creative client-torture solutions from consultants but
>for now I would really appreciate if we just launched effort to get him to
>bring his "problem" to Pstaff via a written complaint or we could get HIS
>phone number.
>
>
>
>Thanks,
>nicole

Guys, I had this problem with this client as well. He is completely
hostile. Watch out. Nicole's suggestion is excellent. We should just
forbid this guy from pre 2:00 use of the facility. No ands or buts. This
guy is a total jerk. At my shift he gave me this completely bogus card
to use the facility. No name of class or anything. When I asked him
about it he just feigned ignorance. Well, at least we know who he is.
You would think that he would have the common courtesy even as a human
being. Not!!. Good job Kendrick for the way you handled it. At least
you were more tactful than I. Nita was at mys shift when this joker came
in. Believe he has tried to pull this one one to many times and I wasn't 
going to be hoodwinked again.

Vinnie.

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In article <1992Nov21.113301.20562@scott.skidmore.edu> jreiser@scott.skidmore.edu (Jason Reiser... Asleep) writes:
>v523d85n@ubvmsb.cc.buffalo.edu (Robert C Maggio) writes:
>>  
>> a quick question and answer and info session:

>> two shock sensors, one sensor for both front and back is NOT enough.  no
>>  	sensor can cover the whole car alone
>
>I strongly disagree with this statement.  If one sensor will not cover
>the entire vehicle properly, and with very similar sensitivities... it
>is either poorly installed or of inferior quality.  Note that some
>vehicles may present an exception to this... such as overly large
>ones.  
How do you get two shock sensors if it's built in and where do you put it?
Ihave an ungov 5200 and it has a logisensor on the brain. However, you can
add the proprietary sensor on it. But do you need it and where do you put it?
>
>> set them independently, i.e. smack both bumpers soundly until the alarm no
>> 	longer triggers.
>

Jason, can you also send the schematics to change and FM modulator so I can run it straight through my CD
player, cdx-a30. I was the guy you were talking to about this.
Thanks.
Vincent@garnet.berkeley.edu
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Title says it al. Got a new K1. Had for year but barely used. I like it
but I'd like to get something with more things on it like effects, fdrum
machine, etc. Great if you have neat setup but not good for me. If you
want to trade for something that's cool but if not asking $450.
Thanks.

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In article <1ev97fINNnj@agate.berkeley.edu> otute@garnet.berkeley.edu (Otute Akiti) writes:
>hi,
>
>
>an interesting shift today. 
>we had one client who decided to play risk. i asked him not to and he
>exploded. he got my name down and asked for my superviosors name. i gave
>him larry's. expect him at tolman anytime soon! he also took down joy's name
>because he had something to say about her too! 
>that is not all when he left, he did not log out. instead he left a message
>in big bold letters on the screen that read:"ha ha very funny"
>i thought that was hilarious.
>
>had to close DWF at 10:30 so that the custodian could in there and clean the





Well, is it this time or month or what? Why all these probnlem clients?

Anuyways, Otute, how do you do this printmanager function? Is it
in windows or the dos Novell print ques program?

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In article <By9Crr.HCE@news.iastate.edu> john@iastate.edu (John Hascall) writes:
>n9ljx@en.ecn.purdue.edu (Scott A Stembaugh) writes:
>}deanaj@elec.canterbury.ac.nz (A. J. Dean) writes:
>}>Dad has a car with a 'bad' chip - a Mazda MX-6 (that's what they're called
>}>here anyway). No problems with the performance or anything, just that it
>}>cuts the motor out (totally) if the speedo goes over 180 kph! Needless to
>}>say it's illegal to go that fast in this country, but there is nothing in
>}>law (other than physical laws for those of us without the power...) that a
>}>car has to be governed to 180 kph or anything. I think it was included
>}>because of some law in another country the car is also sold to. Dad calls it
>}>'gov' (first name basis). 
>
>}This sounds pretty dangerous, to have the power cut out at high speeds. I
>}would have to believe this is a bug rather than a feature.
>
>As I understand it, Japan does have a requirement for a governor
>-- maybe they just build them all that way?
Hoq bout chips for Integras? Will it be bad for it or what? Guys, I'm getting
scared becasue I was thinking about putting one in. Let me know if anybody
knows if it is bad for it.

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In article <1fj5lmINN4uh@agate.berkeley.edu> leon@garnet.berkeley.edu (Leon C. Salcedo) writes:
>Fred Vedder writes:
>>
>>**** WORD COLOMNS ****
>>Anybody got an answer?  A client wanted to do about 10 lines of text in the
>>middle of a page in 2-colomn format and then return to regular format.  How
>>can you force a return of the newspaper-style colomns after only a few
>>lines without creating a page break???????? 
>
>
>Ok. I'm assuming you're using Word 4.0. The first thing you should do
>is select "Page View" under "Document". This way you'll see the columns
>on the screen.
>
>At the beginning of the 10-line text type "command + enter" (not 
>"command + return". The "enter" key in on the numeric keypad.)
>Then open "Section" under "Format".
>At "Start" select "no break".
>Type the number of columns, in this case 2 in "Columns - number". Click OK.
>Now you have 2 columns.
>
>To return to regular format, type "command + enter" again.
>Go up to "Section" and put in "Columns - Number" the number 1. Click OK &
>you're back to regular format.
>
>
>leon

Sounds like you just want to return to regular writing style from the 
two column output. In order to do this you got to "insert" to break. 
Rather than put page break you go to column break. That will either set
you to the next column or to the next line if you choose zero columns.

Vinnie

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Subject: Mounting an RMX-2 controller in Acura Integra?
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Does anybody know how to do this. In an Integra there is a din chassis on the bottom of 
of the factory deck. Although it doesn't look like it will fit. The Rmx-2 face 
is as big as a headunit. I want to use it with the factory deck. Will this
work as well. The deck has adin plug in it. So any ideas. Sopmebody said I could mount it in the sun visor, possible?
please mail me if you have answers.

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Subject: Question on Alpine 3530 Amp
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Subject: Wanted 6.5 inch mid-bass speakers with tweets
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I need a set of 4 6.5 inch mid-bass speakers. Preferably pioneers, pyle
kicker, Altec, or JBL speakers. If you've got a set and want to sell
them let me know. Thanks. I want to use them in my Acura Integra. Thanks
Call 510-841-4942 if you've got them or email me.