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Date:         Tue, 17 Nov 1992 10:16:39 TSI
From:         Adil Erdem <ORUU8316@TRITU.BITNET>
Subject:      Hello from Turkey

          Hi, for all friends.
          I'm a student of Space Engineering Program at Technical University
of Istanbul in Turkey. I want to know about your list sturucture and
comunications between members. Your system wery new for me. If you contact
with me please send knowledges. If you want to know anything about me and
my university, you contact with me.
          We have network list in our local network ( Uzay-l *it means
Space-l in Turkish) system. Sincerly.

                                        Adil Erdem


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Date:         Sun, 15 Nov 1992 14:13:08 EST
From:         alweigel@ATHENA.MIT.EDU
Subject:      Tcon

Hey there folks,

I just found out that I have a quiz review at 3pm today.  It will
probably run two plus hours, but if y'all are still on when I
get back, I'll join you after 5pm EST.
Have a good tcon!

Ad Astra!  Lisa
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Date:         Fri, 20 Nov 1992 11:52:30 U
From:         "Diane McGrath" <dmcgrath@KSUVM.KSU.EDU>
Subject:      Re: help with info on confer
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        Reply to:   RE>help with info on conferenc
There's an Ed-Media Conference (AACE) in Orlando from June 23-26.
Could that be the one you mean?

Diane McGrath
dmcgrath @ ksuvm

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Date: 11/20/92 9:07 AM
To: Diane McGrath
From: Educational Research List (TCS
I'm interested in obtaining information on a conference that
I believe will be held in Florida next January. I have misplaced
the flyer I received and don't seem to find any file in this
server with an announcement for the conference. I think it
was sponsored (or co-sponsored) by the AACE (no, it is not
the STATE 93 one in San Diego that I'm thinking of); and I had
received the flyer together with one for a multimedia conference
(I'm not positive about it, but I think to recall that Dave Jonassen
was involved in the organization of both).

I would appreciate very much any helpful reply.

Jesus Vazquez-Abad
Professeur adjoint
Departement de didactique
Universite de Montreal
C.P. 6128, succursale A
Montreal (Quebec)
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From:         Vazquez-Abad Jesus-Antonio
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Subject:      help with info on conference
To:           "dmcgrath at ksuvm Diane McGrath"
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Date:         Mon, 16 Nov 1992 22:11:00 EDT
From:         ED563C20@CANISIUS.BITNET
Subject:      Mastery Learning

This message is specifically for "SMART ASS", Ronan M Conroy, who
responded:  "Sorry, we don't do people's homework."

It would take someone like you to screw up any research that is to be done
on this Vax networking system, where individuals share knowledge about
current issues and pass the word on.  It is quite obvious that you know
absolutely NOTHING about this system, let alone on Mastery Learning.

I would like to add that you DID my "homework" and that you are the focus
of my group's presentation next week.  We would all like to thank you
for being such an ASSHOLE!!!!

With my best and warmest regards,

Homework Seeker
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Date:         Fri, 20 Nov 1992 15:31:56 EST
From:         Vazquez-Abad Jesus-Antonio <vazquez@ERE.UMONTREAL.CA>
Subject:      Re: help with info on confer
Comments: To: ERL-L@VM.TCS.Tulane.EDU
              McGrath" at Nov 20, 92 11:52 am

Yes, that might be it.  Do you have any more info (who to contact)?

Thank you very much.

Jesus Vazquez-Abad

(Sorry to reply to the list server; tried unsuccessfully your
e-mail address twice. Bitnet? InterNet?)A
>
>         Reply to:   RE>help with info on conferenc
> There's an Ed-Media Conference (AACE) in Orlando from June 23-26.
> Could that be the one you mean?
>
> Diane McGrath
> dmcgrath @ ksuvm
>
> --------------------------------------
> Date: 11/20/92 9:07 AM
> To: Diane McGrath
> From: Educational Research List (TCS
> I'm interested in obtaining information on a conference that
> I believe will be held in Florida next January. I have misplaced
> the flyer I received and don't seem to find any file in this
> server with an announcement for the conference. I think it
> was sponsored (or co-sponsored) by the AACE (no, it is not
> the STATE 93 one in San Diego that I'm thinking of); and I had
> received the flyer together with one for a multimedia conference
> (I'm not positive about it, but I think to recall that Dave Jonassen
> was involved in the organization of both).
>
> I would appreciate very much any helpful reply.
>
> Jesus Vazquez-Abad
> Professeur adjoint
> Departement de didactique
> Universite de Montreal
> C.P. 6128, succursale A
> Montreal (Quebec)
> CANADA  H3C 3J7
> Tel.: 514-343-8069
> FAX: 514-343-2283
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> Subject:      help with info on conference
> To:           "dmcgrath at ksuvm Diane McGrath"
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From:         Vazquez-Abad Jesus-Antonio <vazquez@ERE.UMONTREAL.CA>
Subject:      help with info on conference

I'm interested in obtaining information on a conference that
I believe will be held in Florida next January. I have misplaced
the flyer I received and don't seem to find any file in this
server with an announcement for the conference. I think it
was sponsored (or co-sponsored) by the AACE (no, it is not
the STATE 93 one in San Diego that I'm thinking of); and I had
received the flyer together with one for a multimedia conference
(I'm not positive about it, but I think to recall that Dave Jonassen
was involved in the organization of both).

I would appreciate very much any helpful reply.

Jesus Vazquez-Abad
Professeur adjoint
Departement de didactique
Universite de Montreal
C.P. 6128, succursale A
Montreal (Quebec)
CANADA  H3C 3J7
Tel.: 514-343-8069
FAX: 514-343-2283
e-mail: VAZQUEZ@ERE.UMONTREAL.CA
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Date:         Mon, 23 Nov 1992 11:30:00 GMT+1
From:         TOPLOMP@UTWENTE.NL
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Enschede, 23 November, 1992


From:  dr. Tjeerd Plomp (TOPLOMP)

Please remove my name from the server (Educational
Research List)
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Date:         Fri, 20 Nov 1992 23:37:25 -0600
From:         6105KAISERJ@VMS.CSD.MU.EDU
Subject:      Re: help with info on conference
Comments: To: ERL-L@VM.TCS.Tulane.EDU

.
.
The Eastern Educational Research Association Annual Conference
will be held in Clearwater (Tampa), Florida at the Sheraton Sand Key
Resort February 17-20th, 1993.

If you are interested in more information, please let me know.

-Jeffrey S. Kaiser-
Internet: 6105kaiserj@vms.csd.mu.edu
Voice:(414)241-8347; Fax:(414)241-8348
(Milwaukee, Wisconsin)
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Date:         Sat, 21 Nov 1992 12:39:50 CST
From:         "Michael L. Berbaum" <MBERBAUM@UA1VM.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: help with info on conference
              20 Nov 1992 23:37:25 -0600 from <6105KAISERJ@VMS.CSD.MU.EDU>

Greetings,
     Please do send me info on the EERL Conference.  Thanks, --Mike

Michael L. Berbaum, Res. Social Scientist        Phone:  (205) 348-2851
Institute for Social Science Research              FAX:  (205) 348-2849
University of Alabama, Box 870216      Bitnet:  MBerbaum @ UA1VM
Tuscaloosa, Alabama 35487-0216       Internet:  MBerbaum @ UA1VM.UA.EDU
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Date:         Wed, 18 Nov 1992 08:39:32 EST
From:         ted mills <TMILLS@UCONNVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Mastery Learning

Oh c'mon, homework seeker, lighten up. if you dont like someone's entry
(and I didnt like Ronan's either), just hit the delete key. Your message
didnt add much to the net either.    ted mills
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Date:         Sun, 15 Nov 1992 20:28:39 EST
From:         Society of Physics Students <sps@GRITS.VALDOSTA.PEACHNET.EDU>
Subject: Re: MARS

Lewis,
        Your interest is well founded.  In fact you are asking a question that h
as been
 pondered over for many years.  There are several schools of thought on the
 possibility of life on Mars.  But I think that the most probable theory goes
 something like this:  Mars is the fourth planet from the sun at a distance of
 about 1.5 AU.  Mars, in it's early developement was very similar to the Earth.
 Some evidence of this can be seen from the volcanic activity in the planet's
 past.  At this time, like on the earth, Mars was warm enough for water to exist
 in liquid form.  Just like in the oceans here on the Earth, life, of a
 primitive type, may have evolved in the Martian biosphere.
        Unfortunately, the mass of Mars is significantly less than the mass of t
he
 Earth.  As a result, the planet cooled much more quickly.  This is a function
 of the smaller amount of solar radiation rteceived, but more importantly the
 lack of radioactive materials in the planet's interior which (as with the
 Earth) is the primary source of planetary heat.  As a result, the planet froze
 more rapidly than the Earth's rate of cooling.  At this point we have a dead
 planet with no advanced forms of life.
        It is quite possible that exploration of Mars will turn up fossilized re
mains
 of indigienous life, but the chances of discovering living organisms in the
 martian atmosphere are not as hopefull.  That is not to say that lafe may not
 exist on Mars in a dormant form, for every so often the surface temperature of
 Mars rises above the melting point of water and water can flow at these times.
 Perhaps (just like some species of plants in the desert) at these times dormant
 forms of life become active for these short periods.  We will see.
        Keep looking!!!
From: LM573C@GWUVM.BITNET (doug messier)
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Subject: MARS Response
Date: 15 Nov 92 22:07:21 GMT
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This is in response to the person asking about Mars exploration.  I can't
respond to all your questions, but there are a number of good publications on
the planet.  One I would suggest is the International Space University's Inter-
 national Mars Mission report, which came out in 1991 (I'm biased, 'cause I
worked on it).  It lays out a plan for going to Mars and also includes a fair
amount of data about science activities and past life possibilities.  The
report, which covers nearly 700 pages (phone-book sized), can be obtained from
ISU for $50 (US).  Send email to publications@isu.isunet.edu  If you're looking
 for something cheaper and more digestable, there are a number of books about
Mars and Mars missions that can be found in most book stores, including one by
Apollo 11 astronaut Michael Collins.

Anyway, that's all for now.  If anyone orders the ISU report and reads it, let
me know what you think.  I'd be interested in any reactions.

Well, that's all folks. See ya.
                               --DOUG MESSIER
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Date:         Tue, 17 Nov 1992 08:50:53 PST
From:         Lloyd <3030P@NAVPGS.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Russia's Europe-America 500 sample return mission launched

Doug,
  Did you pay your insurance to cover missle trinkits??

  Lloyd
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Subject:      thanks

       I would like to thank all who responded to my question on Mars.
I appreciate the information you gave me. talk to you later.
                                 Lewis Lafountain
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Subject: MARS
Date: 15 Nov 92 21:34:00 GMT
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Dear Whoever,
     I was interested in knowing if anyone could tell me about the reality
of life existing on Mars.  I have heard many stories relating to this
subject but many seem very far fetched.  I was wondering if there are any
sources of scientific data on this subject that I could look at.  If so,
what are they and where may I obtain this information.  I was also
wondering if there is a plan in the future to have a landing party goto
mars.  Thank you for you time.
                                 Lewis Lafountain
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Date:         Mon, 16 Nov 1992 16:39:26 EDT
From:         doug <LM573C@GWUVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Russia's Europe-America 500 sample return mission launched

Hey.  Just make sure they don't screw up and hit my house.  I just moved in.

                                                     --D. Messier
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Date:         Sat, 21 Nov 1992 11:39:52 -0500
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              Canada - (403) 327-4561" <JOHNSON@ABRSLE.AGR.CA>
From:         "Dan Johnson - Research Station, Lethbridge, AB,
              Canada - (403) 327-4561" <JOHNSON@ABRSLE.AGR.CA>
Subject:      can do

Regarding apartment heating,
"John Martinson" 21-NOV-1992 04:03:23.99
said

>P.S. After that think about replacing your incandescent bulbs with the
>screw in fluorescents.

This may be useful advice for cutting overall power use per unit of light,
but isn't it true that incandescent bulbs are quite efficient producers of
both radiative and convective heat?  Any heat coming off these small and
well-dispersed heaters blends into the heat budget of the home, and in fact
are often situated where they are needed, in the rooms containing people.
Their heat contribution is small, but does not constitute wasted energy
in winter.  Does anyone have the calculations handy?

- Dan

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tell listserv signoff biosph-l
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From: BALLEW@DICKINSON.EDU (Simply me and nothing more. (Ballew,
              Angela))
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Subject: Environmental class project...
Date: 19 Nov 92 02:42:25 GMT
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              Angela)" <BALLEW@DICKINSON.EDU>
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        Here at Dickinson College in Carlise, PA  I am in an Environmental
Science class.  Each semester, we must submit a project of our own choosing.
Consequently, because I believe that education is the first step in enacting
an environmental frame of mind, I chose to create a game....fashioned after
"Life."  In this game, the person must first decide as to the type of vehicle
he will use in his journey.... next comes profession (activist or
dissillusioned middle class blue or white collar worker)....and then various
pitfalls and/or questions concerning environmental issues are spread
throughout the rest of the game...finally the day of reckoning arrives when
one must "fess up" to all that he has commited for or against the environment.
In other words, he must have clean records of his actions....and will have to
pay if he does not.  I might note that a person does not start with any money
(as in Life)....and may go into serious debt...
        Anyway, to my question.....Have you any suggestions for situations
pitfalls for the players?  I am focusing on water conservation and pollution,
but am open to any ideas you all might have out there on the net.
                Thanks.
                Angela K. Ballew


aballew@nyx.cs.du.edu
ballew@dickinson.edu
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Subject:      Forestry forum

     I recently read of a new forum list about forestry and forest management
concerns.  I think the information was on this list, but I cannot find it.
Does anyone have subscription information? Thanks.

     Carolyn Hammarskjold
     Hammarsk@MSUKBS    Bitnet
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From:         helwig@MAIL.BUCKNELL.EDU
Subject:      How to get rid of the bad taste of fish or the U.S./Canadian
              Fishery dispute over Georges Bank

        In 1984 the International World Court of Justice stepped in to
mediate the Georges Bank boundary dispute between the United States and
Canada. However, rather than attempting to resolve the various conflicts
that arose from the utilization of the fishery commons, the World Court
simply split the difference between the two parties. Unfortunatly, as
recently as 1989 Canadian patrol boats have been forced to chase American
fishing vessels out of their meager but highly productive sixth of the
bank. Furthermore, the boundary resolution has created a situation where
both parties attempt to fish the waters of their now enclosed oceanic
resource in an effort to extract the same amout of product as before in an
effort to maintain profitablity. The threat of over fishing has created a
dangerous situation with the potential to destroy the commons (or at least
severely reduce its productivity) further damaging the flagging economies
of the North American seaboard. The long standing differences between the
two nation's fishing fleets and the importance of Georges Bank to the
regional economies of the Canadian Atlantic  Provinces, which are almost
totaly dependent upon the waters off their coast for survival, and several
New England States renders such a simple boundary resolution meaningless.
In an effort to suggest a resolution to this international-geopolitical
dispute and to help preserve the oceanic commons as a profitable resource
well into the future we prupose the following;
1) Elimenate the international boarder over Georges Bank as it pertains to
the fishing vessels of the U.S. and Canada in an effort to open up the
entire commons to both parties.
2) Create a joint system of fishery quotas that will allow the United
States access to Canada's highly productive areas, while also allowing
Canada access to the entire Georges region in order to further the economic
development of the Atlantic Provinces.
3) Carefully weigh the benefits of oil and natural gas development on the
bank vs. the potential costs of damage to the ecosystem.

We would welcome any response to our ideas and we thank you for your time.

                                             Todd Helwig, et al.
                                             Bucknell University
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