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From: amug@sdcc13.ucsd.edu (Amiga User's Group )
Newsgroups: sdnet.talks
Subject: Amiga User's Group Meeting
Keywords: Amiga Meeting UCSD AMUG
Date: 8 Nov 92 22:13:58 GMT
Distribution: sdnet


For those off you that don't know, the Amiga User's Group at UCSD
(AMUG) is a (relatively) small user's group for users of the Amiga
computer by Commodore.  We meet in order to discuss the latest

Due to problems beyond our control, the information in the ComputorEdge
about the location and time for this month's meeting is incorrect.
We are meeting, as usual, on the second Monday of the Month (Nov. 9) 
but at 7:30 PM. We will meet in room 2105 of BonnerHall, on the
UCSD campus.

You need not be affiliated in any way with UCSD to attend our
meetings, but it is necessary to pay for parking on campus.

-Michelle

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AMUG, 0077 Box #A6 9500 Gilman Drive La Jolla, CA 92093-0077 (mail)
          amug@ucsd.edu (e-mail) (Phone line coming RSN)
From: rolf@mechanics.ucsd.edu (Rolf Schreiber)
Newsgroups: sdnet.forsale,ucsd.buy+sell
Subject: Airline Ticket, SD<->Vegas
Keywords: Just in time for Comdex
Date: 10 Nov 92 22:05:58 GMT
Followup-To: poster
Distribution: ca

I have a round trip ticket on Southwest Airlines between San Diego and
Las Vegas. This will get you to Comdex on Sunday night 11/15 and return you
to San Diego on Wednesday night 11/18. The ticket cost $81 - I'll sell it for
$50/obo. Email or call for details if you're interested.

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University of California at San Diego       Voice: (619)534-5414
Newsgroups: sdnet.forsale
Subject: TOYOTA 4X4 FOR SALE
From: pntbllr@netlink.cts.com (Jesse Guest)
Date: Wed, 04 Nov 92 22:44:01 PST
Organization: NetLink Online Communications, San Diego CA

A good friend of mine just bought a new bronco, and would like 2 sell his 
toyota pickup.  i haven't got a complete list of features, but here is 
what i know:
 
    1988 toyota pickup 4 cyl. engine, EFI
    4 wheel drive.
    big huge tires, this thing is raised high.
    black paint
    (btw, tires are brand new)
    just tuned up, just aligned, new brakes
    i believe the frame is slightly bent, but it drives fine.
    am/fm cassette deck
    passenger sideview mirror
    tow package
    brand new chrome rear bumper
 
asking $8000.  good price, it sold for $18,000, but price is low
due 2 the bent frame.  please e-mail for more information or if you are 
interested...    pntbllr@netlink.cts.com

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Newsgroups: sdnet.forsale,misc.forsale.computers,comp.sys.amiga.marketplace
From: max@megatek.com (Max Elliot)
Subject: Amiga 2000HD plus extras for sale.
Organization: Megatek Corporation, San Diego, California
Date: Wed, 11 Nov 1992 16:51:17 GMT

 I have an AMIGA 2000 system forsale which
 includes the following:

  * 2000HD computer with 40MB drive and 2 floppy drives
  * GVP Series II SCSI controller with 8MB RAM and 80MB Quantum drive
  * Commodore color stereo monitor
  * Keyboard, joysticks, mouse
  * TONS of games and other software
  * Sound Quest MIDI software
  * Lattice C5.0 C-compiler
 
 Asking only $1000 

 Call Max @(619)942-3099 or E-mail me.
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From: ericg@jeeves.ucsd.edu (Eric Geerdes)
Newsgroups: sdnet.forsale,misc.wanted,misc.forsale,rec.music.misc,sdnet.wanted,ucsd.buy+sell
Subject: Piano for sale!!!
Date: 5 Nov 92 01:49:02 GMT
Followup-To: poster

Keywords: piano

MUST SELL!  Gulbransen upright piano. It is NOT going with us when we move!

Model: 1956 Superscale
Finish:  Blonde Ash
Condition:  Sounds Great, all in working order, finish in fair/good condition.
Includes:  Matching bench, our blessing
Comments:  Was re-felted (hammers, etc.) in 1990, plus other love: so it
            is in Very Good working order.  Last tune 1991.

PRICE: $550 or BEST offer.  Will help you move it if within SD area!
Contact via:    e-mail: ericg@ucsd.edu
		phone: (619) 534-8927 wk
			     597-0314 hm
Bye
-Eric
Newsgroups: sdnet.forsale
Subject: huh?
From: pntbllr@netlink.cts.com (Jesse Guest)
Date: Thu, 12 Nov 92 22:44:50 PST
Organization: NetLink Online Communications, San Diego CA

what r they asking for the A3000s these days?

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Xref: sparky sdnet.forsale:534 misc.forsale:30606 misc.consumers.house:14326
From: jxt@calmasd.Prime.COM (Jawahar Tembulkar)
Newsgroups: sdnet.forsale,misc.forsale,misc.consumers.house
Subject: *** House for SALE in San Diego ( Rancho Penasquitos ) ***
Date: 6 Nov 92 21:19:46 GMT
Followup-To: poster
Distribution: ca
Organization: Computervision, San Diego, CA



The home itself :
-----------------

    * 1366 sq. ft. Broadmoor plan nestled in coveted 
      Feather Ridge development.

    * Immaculate two story with vaulted ceilings

    * Two bedrooms and two baths upstairs, and family 
      room and half bath downstairs

    * Master suite with great mountain view, mirrored
      dual wardrobes, and roman tile bath

    * Kitchen with gas stove, built in microwave, and
      dishwasher

    * Wooden mini blinds, drapes, and closet shelving

    * Backyard has two redwood decks, freshly painted
      fence, as well as pine, tangerine, and roses.

    * Extra wide two car garage with shelves and cabinet.

    * Sprinkler system installed.


Location :
----------

* Located in highly regarded Poway school district.

* Very nice neighbourhood, close to :

	- schools

	- fire and police stations

	- two shopping centers

	- new post office and public library

	- new park to be constructed

* Easy freeway access ( I-15 and Route 56 )


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


Offered at $167,000.00.  If interested, please contact our 
agent - Sharif Harris @ (619) 484-1189.

If you cannot reach him, please send me email.

Thank you.


Jawa Tembulkar



		
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From: mfischer@sdcc13.ucsd.edu (Mike Fischer)
Newsgroups: sdnet.forsale
Subject: SIMMS for trade!
Date: 7 Nov 92 00:25:23 GMT
Distribution: sdnet
Organization: University of California, San Diego

Once again, I'm offering to trade 2 perfectly good 4 meg x 9 SIMMs
for 8 1-meg x 9 SIMMs.  8 megs for 8 megs.  E-mail me if you want in
on the deal.

-Mike
Newsgroups: sdnet.forsale
Subject: Electric Guitar for Sale
From: macgyver@netlink.cts.com (Roderic Saito)
Date: Sat, 07 Nov 92 23:41:59 PST
Organization: NetLink Online Communications, San Diego CA

        -Ibanez  EX Series
         w/ 5 pickups
        -stand
        - + extras

        Also an Peavey ENVOY 110 Amp
        35Watts RMS at 8 Ohms..

        The Ibanez is only 2 months old..

asking $400 cash for guitar and amp..

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From: dang@ucrmath.ucr.edu (dan garland)
Newsgroups: sdnet.forsale
Subject: FOR SALE BY OWNER - UCR (So. Cal.)
Date: 4 Nov 92 20:07:19 GMT
Organization: University of California, Riverside


                        FOR SALE BY OWNER                                     
4 Bdrm, 2 Bath, spacious 1867 sqft!                                           
Walk to University of California, Riverside.                                  
Quick Freeway access to - 91/60/215 freeways, for commuting to LA or Orange   
counties, ect.  Metro-Rail train stop at UCR starts next spring, too.         
                                                                              
*5.125%* Assumable Loan, $560/month payments with 15% down.  You can always   
get a new low-downpayment loan of your choice, of course.  With payments this 
low, plus the ability to easily rent out (1,2,or,3) of your SPARE bedrooms to 
responsible Graduate/Upper Level students, can you afford NOT to own?         
Extra-Large family room fits pool table with ease (a rarity), lots of large   
storage cabinets.  Nice Fireplace, Private Yard, central air and alarm.       
Extra-Large Master Bedroom with Private Bath and vanity.                      
Brick patio and entrance-way, dog-proof backyard fences.                      
Large fruit and shade trees.  Convenient to all services.                     
Asking $123,900 - $3100 below current certified appraisal - make an offer!    
Prefer initial inquiry via E-mail, dang@ucrmath.ucr.edu    714-787-3500.      
1061 Athena Ct, Riverside.  Showings are by appointment only.                 
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From: techie@cellar.org (William A Bacon)
Newsgroups: phl.misc,pa.general,alt.conspiracy,alt.activism,talk.politics.misc
Subject: national debt threatens America
Date: 11 Nov 92 15:06:32 GMT
Organization: The Cellar BBS and public access system


           GOVERNMENT INDEBTEDNESS THREATNESS AMERICA
     "In the recent election, the most compelling issue confronting the 
nation was merely glossed over by the Democratic and Republican  presidential 
nominees. And though it was given a good deal of attention by Ross Perot, he 
managed to recommend the wrong solution to the problem. All of which means 
that this problem will just get worse."
     So states John F McManus, the national president of the John Birch 
Society. What problem is he referring to? "It's the red-ink, massive national 
debt that has quadrupled since 1981 when the Reagan Bush adminstration began. 
From $930 billion in 1981, the national debt has soared past the $4 Trillion 
level this year," he added. "Interest on this debt now consumes $330 billion 
per year - far beyond our spending for national defense!"
     The Society President noted that, since there are about 250 million 
Americans, "Simple arithmetic shows that the bill for interest alone this 
year - a burden we all pay through various forms of taxation - comes to 
$1,300 for every man, woman, and child in this nation. We are mortgaging our 
future and that of our children and grandchildren."
      Mr. McManus notes that George Bush and Bill Clinton talked a lot about 
the spiraling deficit. "But it was all talk," he claims. "because each 
advocated programs that will only make the problem more severe. And Ross 
Perot said he would raise taxes to reduce the deficit when theonly sane 
solution - reducing the size and cost of government - was ignored."
    The Birch Society maintains that the key to America's economic survival 
rests with the House of Representatives. The U.S. Constitution mandates, "All 
bills for raising revenue shall originate in the House..." According to the 
Society, if the House refuses to initiate legislation to fund unconstitional, 
costly, or dangerous programs, "these programs will die and there's nothing 
the President or the Senate can do about it."
    Mr. McManus insists that "allowing our government to spend wildly, to run 
up irresponsible deficits, and to tax us unmercifully constitutes the path 
too tyranny. We owe it to ourselves to put a stop to this treachery, and the 
place to start is with the U.S. House of Representatives."
    In 1993, the Birch Society plans to place an increased emphasis on its 
TRIM (Tax Reform IMmediately) Program which distributes the voting record of 
all U.S. representatives on major spending legislation.

John F. McManus, Prsident of the John Birch Society
770 Westhill Blvd. 
Appleton, WI 54915-5787
call 1-800-JBS-USA1 
and ask for our $5 informational packet
(have major creditcard ready)

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techie@cellar.org (William A Bacon)
The Cellar BBS - (215) 654-9184
Newsgroups: phl.misc,pa.general
From: rick@sadtler.com (Rick Morris)
Subject: Re: national debt threatens America
Organization: Sadtler Research Laboratories
Date: Thu, 12 Nov 1992 12:40:36 GMT

techie@cellar.org (William A Bacon) at it again!:
>
>     The Society President noted that, since there are about 250 million 
>Americans, "Simple arithmetic shows that the bill for interest alone this 
>year - a burden we all pay through various forms of taxation - comes to 
>$1,300 for every man, woman, and child in this nation. We are mortgaging our 
>future and that of our children and grandchildren."

Hey!  I pay 10x that amount annually to the FED.  I guess the deficit is not
that bad after all!

-Rick.
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Sadtler Research Labs, Philadelphia   -But I speak for myself
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From: fafuria@der.Princeton.EDU (Frederick Arthur Furia)
Newsgroups: phl.misc,pa.general
Subject: Re: "opened" minded liberals
Date: 11 Nov 92 08:25:27 GMT
Organization: Princeton University
Originator: news@nimaster

In article <1992Nov4.181554.10763@sadtler.com> rick@sadtler.com (Rick Morris) writes:
>
>What we know is that wealth is not equal.  There are, and will be, rich
>and poor.  What we feel is that there should be a floor below which
>no American citizen should fall.  What we argue is whether or not there
>should be a ceiling, above which we are penalized for rising, and where
>the floor should be built; Federal, State, Local governments, or private
>charities or organizations.
>
>There is a great mix of intelligent conservatism and liberalism here.
>Let me throw out a point which I would love to hear discussed.  (If you
>want me to shut up, just ignore this post.  8-)   )

Don't worry about that.  One thing most people jump at the chance to talk
about is politics.  :)

>1.  For every dollar which the government takes in, it spends $1.80.
>    (I offer no sources, I think I heard this once!)  We just had
>    that huge "read-my-lips" tax increase and the deficit got bigger.
>    Reaganism increased revenue to the government many times over.
>    The deficit mushroomed.  It seems to me that to reduce the deficit,
>    the WORST thing that could be done is to increase taxes.  To
>    increase taxes is to throw wood on a raging fire.

The number you mentioned was quoted by Dan Quayle in his fierce debate
with Al Gore, but I think it was around before he used it.  It's probably
pretty accurate.

>Okay.  I see one flaw.  Reagan increased revenue to the government by
>decreasing taxes which stimulated the economy.  So we are destined to
>larger deficits by tax cuts AND by tax increases.  How about keeping
>taxes right where they are?  Might work if spending is kept at current
>levels (no "cost of living" increases).  Wow.  That sounds painless!

If Reagan increased revenue to the government by lowering taxes, I'm afraid
we're in big trouble, judging from Clinton's plans.  He thinks he will
get more revenue by increasing taxes!

I myself would have loved to see taxes stay right where they are.  The thing
is, most government officials (i.e. Congress) have an agenda which has 
little to do with the deficit.  Their job is to increase spending on X,Y
and Z (determined by their supporters).  I think laws today require them
to come up with funds for X, Y, and Z if they want their suggestions to be
passed, so it's just so easy to throw in a tax to pay for it, even if the
tax increases the deficit and hurts the economy, their plan has been passed.

Maybe we need a general policy of making them find funds by suggesting cuts
in other areas, but that could be bad, too.  I'm willing to bet that for
each dollar Congress saves cutting defense spending, they'll throw away at
least $1.20 on some other idea, claiming the defense cut allows such spending.

>(Simple ideas from a simple mind!  8-)  )

DITTO!

Fred
Xref: sparky phl.misc:315 pa.general:400
From: rick@sadtler.com (Rick Morris)
Newsgroups: phl.misc,pa.general
Subject: Re: "opened" minded liberals
Date: 4 Nov 92 18:15:54 GMT
Organization: Sadtler Research Laboratories

fafuria@der.Princeton.EDU (Frederick Arthur Furia) writes:
>          ....                   I am a moderate Republican myself, but
>I am convinced that both parties have a fairly intelligent, large core
>surrounded by a layer of jerks (like the professors you mention below...)
>

Good point.  I hear a lot of "people have to wake up to what's happening
in this country" from the liberal side, and "wait until they get older and
have to pay taxes" from the conservative side.  It is tough to balance a
moral obligation to society with a fiscal obligation to family.  But maybe
it is not so cut and dried as my simple mind sees it?

What we know is that wealth is not equal.  There are, and will be, rich
and poor.  What we feel is that there should be a floor below which
no American citizen should fall.  What we argue is whether or not there
should be a ceiling, above which we are penalized for rising, and where
the floor should be built; Federal, State, Local governments, or private
charities or organizations.

There is a great mix of intelligent conservatism and liberalism here.
Let me throw out a point which I would love to hear discussed.  (If you
want me to shut up, just ignore this post.  8-)   )

1.  For every dollar which the government takes in, it spends $1.80.
    (I offer no sources, I think I heard this once!)  We just had
    that huge "read-my-lips" tax increase and the deficit got bigger.
    Reaganism increased revenue to the government many times over.
    The deficit mushroomed.  It seems to me that to reduce the deficit,
    the WORST thing that could be done is to increase taxes.  To
    increase taxes is to throw wood on a raging fire.

Okay.  I see one flaw.  Reagan increased revenue to the government by
decreasing taxes which stimulated the economy.  So we are destined to
larger deficits by tax cuts AND by tax increases.  How about keeping
taxes right where they are?  Might work if spending is kept at current
levels (no "cost of living" increases).  Wow.  That sounds painless!

(Simple ideas from a simple mind!  8-)  )

-Rick.
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Rick Morris                            Email:  rick@sadtler.com
Sadtler Research Labs, Philadelphia   -But I speak for myself
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From: sven@cs.widener.edu (Sven M. Heinicke)
Newsgroups: widener.misc,phl.misc
Subject: Clinton-Gore Technology Policy
Date: 6 Nov 1992 16:48:31 GMT
Organization: Widener CS Dept
NNTP-Posting-Host: lucy.cs.widener.edu
In-reply-to: rita@eff.org's message of Thu, 5 Nov 1992 17:22:09 GMT


EFFector Online 3.08 has an article called:

	     A TECHNOLOGY POLICY FOR AMERICA Six Broad Initiatives
			     by Bill Clinton
			   (September, 1991)

some of you might be interested in.  If you get the news group
comp.org.eff.talk you can read it there and if you don't you can
anonymous ftp it from ftp.eff.org.

--
Sven Heinicke <sven@cs.widener.edu>
``There's a mighty big difference between good, sound reasons and
reasons that sound good.'' --Burton Hillis
From: techie@cellar.org (William A Bacon)
Newsgroups: phl.announce
Subject: Quasars
Date: 6 Nov 92 02:18:07 GMT
Organization: The Cellar BBS and public access system


   The Delaware Valley Amateur Astronomers invite you to atttend their next 
meeting, Friday, November 13th, 1992. Informal discussions will begin at 7:30 
P.M. and the the formal meeting will begin at 8:00 Pm. This meeting will be 
held at the Schulykill Cente for Environmental Education on Hagy's Mill Road 
in the Roxborugh section of Philadelphia.
    This meeting will feature Dr. Jonathan Marr,,from Haverford College. Dr. 
Marr will give a presentation on Quasars.
    The meeting is free and open to the public. There is no charge for 
parking. Refreshments are served. Call Club Prsident, Marilyn Michalski at 
215-933-0497 for additional information or directions.

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From: viswswrn@titan.Princeton.EDU (Vishy Visweswaran)
Newsgroups: phl.announce,phl.general
Subject: Indian music concert by Vivek Khadilkar (Nov. 7)
Date: 5 Nov 92 23:26:00 GMT
Distribution: phl
Organization: Princeton University



           The International Centre of Princeton University
           ------------------------------------------------

                              present      


                     An Indian Classical Music 
                          Vocal Recital
                        (Hindustani Style)

                               by


                  V I V E K    K H A D I L K A R


                         accompanied by
 
                   Sanjeev Ramabhadran (Violin)
                     Ratnakar Navathe (Tabla)
                    Kishore Ranade (Harmonium)
                      Anant Mahale (Tanpura)

                               on

               Saturday, November 7, 1992, 7:00 PM.


                           McCosh 10 
                     Princeton University
                     Princeton, New Jersey


               Admission is free and open to all.
                   Contributions are welcome.


The hall capacity is 400. Seating will be on a first come first served
basis.


How to get there, and where to park :
-----------------------------------

(1) From Route 1 : Exit on Washington Road for Princeton. Go past two 
                   traffic lights (first with Faculty Road and then with 
                   Prospect Avenue.) Princeton University is on the left. 
(2) From NJ Turnpike South :  Take exit 9 for New Brunswick and Route 1. 
                   Follow directions above.
(3) From I-95 :    Take the exit for Route 206 North. Route 206 leads to 
                   Nassau Street, the main street in Princeton. The 
                   University is on the right.
(4) From Route 27  Route 27 South merges into Nassau Street. The
                   University is on the left. 

     (McCosh 10 is just off Washington Road.)

    Parking is permitted on all streets after 6:00 PM. There are a few 
parking lots near the university (off Washington Road, next to Palmer 
Stadium) open to outsiders.


For more information, call 
 
         Triparna Das        :   (609) 921-3527 (H)
         Shalini Yajnik      :   (609) 497-6302 (H)

or send E-Mail to syajnik@ee.princeton.edu.

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From: birchall@pilot.njin.net (Shag)
Newsgroups: phl.music
Subject: Philly record show, week after Thanksgiving?
Keywords: Rumour...
Date: 13 Nov 92 01:05:34 GMT
Organization: Screaming in Digital, the Queensryche Digest

Rumour has it there's going to be a record show in Philadephia the weekend
after thanksgiving... can anyone confirm this or maybe even provide more 
information?  


-Shag
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From: dedward1@cc.swarthmore.edu (Deirdre Edwards )
Newsgroups: phl.music
Subject: Cello
Date: 13 Nov 92 01:54:28 GMT
Organization: Swarthmore College

Does anyone know where I can get a reasonably priced, used cello?
Please e-mail me.

Deirdre Edwards
dedward1@cc.swarthmore.edu
From: The Dodger
Newsgroups: phl.test
Subject: Test post
Date: 12 Nov 1992 15:29:53 GMT
Organization: FAA Technical Center, Pomona, NJ	
Distribution: world
NNTP-Posting-Host: 155.178.247.107
Originator: dajr@dodger

Test (surprise! surprise!).
Newsgroups: phl.test
From: weave@apache.dtcc.edu (Ken Weaverling)
Subject: Another attempt
Organization: Delaware Technical & Community College
Distribution: phl
Date: Fri, 13 Nov 1992 03:05:14 GMT

My first attempt failed, trying again

-- 
Ken Weaverling,  Sys Admin/Faith Healer,  Delaware Tech College  weave@dtcc.edu

"Is it too late to change the way we're bound to go? Surely one of us must know"
			-- Sandy Denny,  1948-1978