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Date:         Fri, 11 Dec 1992 23:56:45 -0600
From:         William Flanagan <mwa210@UTDALLAS.EDU>
Subject:      Musicians in London
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Hello all...

As this is an International Sub, I thought I would see if there were
some musicians interested in co-writing in the London (England) area?

I am a musician from Dallas TX that's about to move to London (1 Feb).

So, if there's any interest in here, post back personally.

William
mwa210@vm.utdallas.edu
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Date:         Wed, 16 Dec 1992 12:02:45 EST
From:         Eirikur Hallgrimsson 16-Dec-1992 1203
              <eirikur@RANGER.ENET.DEC.COM>
Subject:      RE: PAIA glitches
Comments: To: emusic-l@american.edu

Are you using the same power supply for the relays and motors as for the MIDI
electronics?  I suspect that the large spikes caused by such electromechanical
actuators would be likely to crash electronics on the typical unregulated
PAIA-type supply.  Put a scope on the supply lines and watch.  Storage scope
would be best.

Eirikur, latent hardware hacker
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From: cschen@csie.nctu.edu.tw (Chih-Shen Chen)
Subject: WANTED! Info. about Ballade
Organization: National Chiao Tung University
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Date: Mon, 14 Dec 1992 07:45:49 GMT

Hi, there

	I am wondering if anyone out there uses or knows about Ballade.
Somebody told me that it's a nice software for composing, etc.  Being 
new to this field, I will appreciate any further information about it.

	Please reply via E-mail, thanks in advance.

--
Chih-Shen Chen			Internet: cschen@csie.nctu.edu.tw
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Date:         Sun, 13 Dec 1992 22:13:29 +0000
From:         Nick Rothwell <cassiel@CASSIEL.DEMON.CO.UK>
Subject:      Fostex DCM100/MixTab MIDI mixing system
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I'm just composing a long review of the Fostex MIDI mixing system to the
SYNTH-L list. Just a plug for that list. Sign up now, I guess...

                      Nick Rothwell  |  cassiel@cassiel.demon.co.uk
   CASSIEL Contemporary Music/Dance  |  cassiel@cix.compulink.co.uk
From: OFABJC@UVMADMIN.BITNET (Jon Crystal)
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Subject: Re: call for work
Date: 15 Dec 92 17:14:38 GMT
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I haven't heard back from you regarding "Outer Ear." What is the status and tim
etable for this exhibition?

Jon
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Date:         Fri, 18 Dec 1992 17:08:40 CST
From:         Al Vigland <vigland@ASIA1.MDC.COM>
Subject:      Re: PHIL COMP
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Joel Stern writes ...

>           I'd  be interested in  hearing  about  other people's composition
>           philosophies and techniques, ...

I have been playing around with adapting a technique which is used by
Dave Weckle (drummer for Chic Corea's Electric Band, among *many* other
gigs).  Dave has a knack for filling a break with a fairly simple
rhythm ... shifted a fraction of a beat.  The effect is that the
listener can hardly help but to time-shift to the easily recognized
pattern, thus completely throwing you off when the rest of the band
comes back in. I'm trying to apply this to guitar fills ... and having
limited success.  It's easy for the band to follow because they just
ignore it (it comes back on the beat, even though it sounds *way*
off).  The hard part is playing it without shifting the beat in your
own mind and thus completely faking yourself out! (I hate it when that
happens!)  It's cool to listen to if you pull it off, but the down side
is that if you screw it up - you just sound like an idiot who can't
keep time! %)

--
Al Vigland                                            vigland@asia1.mdc.com
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Date:         Thu, 17 Dec 1992 19:13:47 +0100
From:         Adam MIROWSKI <mir@OPUS.CHORUS.FR>
Subject:      New! Yamaha synthesizer mailing list
Comments: To: EMUSIC-L@AUVM.AMERICAN.EDU

A Yamaha synthesizer mailing list has been created
two days ago. I concerns the users of the SY22 up
to SY99 synths and the corresponding tone generators.
It has about 30 members now. Below is the standard
blurb sent in response to a subscription request
and explaining the operation of the list.


Welcome, Yamaha synth user!

You have been added to the Yamaha synthesizer
mailing list.

Send your contributions to:
        sy-list@chorus.fr

Send administrative requests (additions, deletions
and gripes) to:
        sy-request@chorus.fr

The administrative address is not a computer
program, but simply an alias pointing to me
(Adam Mirowski, mir@chorus.fr), so use a human
language please.

To see who is on the list, type:
        telnet chorus.chorus.fr smtp
        expn sy-list
        quit

This should work from outside, according to
our site administrators.

Contributions are archived, but no public access
is available yet. There is no associated ftp
address, but since several music oriented ftp
sites exist already on the Internet, we could
use one of them in the future.

$Id: newc,v 1.4 92/12/17 14:12:18 mir Exp $
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Date:         Thu, 17 Dec 1992 11:34:43 +1200
Reply-To:     "AUTOCAT: Library cataloging and authorities discussion group"
              <AUTOCAT%UVMVM.BitNet@pucc.princeton.edu>,
              "John R. Likins, Colby College Library,
              Waterville ME 04901 USA" <jrlikins@colby.edu>
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From:         "John R. Likins, Colby College Library,
              Waterville ME 04901 USA" <jrlikins@COLBY.EDU>
Subject:      Permuted Subject Headings

Dear INNOPAC-ers & AUTOCAT-ers,
   How are Innopac libraries that have permuted/rotated subject headings
dealing with LC's new policy on subject headings for Russia/Soviet Union
["Divide only through the current juridictional name, e.g. SERFDOM--RUSSIA
(FEDERATION)--SIBERIA" Subject Cataloging Manual H1023 (Aug 92), p.1]?
2   Russia Federation --> See Related Subjects  ..........    2 entries
3   Russia Federation 1237 1917 --> See RUSSIA  ..........    1 entry
4   Russia Federation 1917 1991 --> See SOVIET UNION  ....    1 entry
5   Russia Federation Economic Conditions 1991  ..........    1 entry
6   Russia Federation Economic Policy 1991  ..............    1 entry
        /////////////////////////////////////////
88  Russia Federation Serfdom Siberia  ...................    1 entry
   It would be a whole lot simpler, it seems to me, to use the subject
heading "Russia" for all material about Russia OR the former Soviet
Union. Or is this too simple?  (Remember ca. 1899-1981 LC used
"Russia" in just this way.)
   What are other libraries doing?
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Date:         Thu, 10 Dec 1992 23:15:05 EST
Reply-To:     "SEREDIT: SERIALST Editors"
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From:         HOLZENBERG_P@GOLD.COLORADO.EDU
Subject:      automation options--help wanted

We are looking into various library automation options, and are
interested in identifying people who are willing to share their
experiences about what it is like to use their particular library
automation system--especially in terms of its capabilities,
peculiarities, etc. for serials functions (including serials
acquisitions and fund accounting).  It would do us most good to talk
with people in libraries somewhat similar to ours (middle of ARL),
who are using a vended system (as opposed to a home-grown system not
generally available to others), and in which the system has been in
use long enough to be considered "settled in".

Please respond directly to: Pat Wallace, Univ. of Colorado at Boulder.
(303) 492-6788 or Wallace_P@cubldr.colorado.edu.

Many thanks.
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Date:         Fri, 11 Dec 1992 09:21:21 PST
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From:         Richard Griffin <griffinr@CCMAIL.ORST.EDU>
Subject:      Enhancement requests

           I have nearly finished tabulating enhancement requests I have
           received from various libraries.  I hope to send out the complete
           list before Christmas for member libraries to prioritize.  If you
           intend to send in enhancement requests, but have not yet done so,
           this is the last call!

           ITEMS RECEIVED AFTER WEDNESDAY, 16TH DECEMBER MAY NOT BE INCLUDED IN
           THE LIST!

           Thank you for your cooperation.

           Richard Griffin
           Vice-president, Users Group
           (griffinr@ccmail.orst.edu)
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Date:         Wed, 16 Dec 1992 09:38:50 MST
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From:         ALISTOEC@IDBSU.BITNET
Subject:      Authority question

Hello fellow ADVANCE-arians

Some time ago I posted a very general inquiry concerning ADVANCE cataloging
on the list. A very belated thank you to all who responded, especially
to Elizabeth Steinhagen, Valerie Bross and Debbie Hackleman who did so at
some length.

My present question is a much more specific one about authority control on
ADVANCE:  Does anyone use ADVANCE to validate headings on new bibliographic
records being loaded into the database; i.e. does ADVANCE
automatically search and replace access points in bibliographic records that
match cross refs. in ADVANCE authority records?    Does the system
isolate access points in bibliographic records that do not
match either existing
headings or cross references for later manual review?

Thank you all for your assistance.

Kai Stoeckenius
Boise State University
alistoec@IDBDSU.BITNET
alistoec@IDBSU.IDBSU.EDU
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Date:         Tue, 15 Dec 1992 08:54:39 CST
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From:         pmarsh@METRO.MCCNEB.EDU
Subject:      GEAC ADVANCE fix/enhancement

Late request for GEAC fix. Problem noted in Adv 4.02.
Fix the method by which notices are generated so it makes sense.  Today

I found yet another
place where generation of notices (Invoices, overdues, etc.) are
 formatted and interferred with.
.

Setup of notices, notice formats, output production codes, etc.
is so arcane as to be useless for any meaningful and coherent process.

What takes place first?  How does the system decide which set of
comment lines to print?  I've found three places where the comment
lines can be entered, and I have yet to see any explanation of which
set of comments are used, and under what circumstances.  (Those places
are NOTICE CODES CNC, OUTPUT PRODUCTION CODES COPC, and NOTICE PRINT
FORMAT CODES CNFC.)
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Date:         Fri, 11 Dec 1992 12:58:29 PST
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From:         hye_ok_park@CSUFRESNO.EDU
Subject:      CSU Fresno Library Catalogue Address (fwd)

> From: hye_ok_park

> Subject: Sarah Bryan's Inquiry
           CSU Fresno Library Catalogue Address
>
> The CSU Fresno Library(an ADVANCE site)'s Catalogue, called ALIS,
  can be accessed as follows:
>
> Internet IP address:  129.8.160.150
> Internet Domain Name: alis.csufresno.edu
>
> When you get connected, log in as remote and press [Enter] for password.
> Choose 2 for VT100 terminal type and you will see the OPAC menu
> screen.
>
> Please log off by choosing 3 on the main menu before hanging up your modem.
>
> Thank you.
> Hye Ok Park
> Library Systems Coordinator
> CSUFresno
> (209)278-6528
>
> P.S.  As a part of many events for the Welcome Week, ALIS decided to
> have disk crash last night.  So you probably won't be able to test
> this access anytime today.  Start the year with a BANG! -- Hye Ok
>
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Date:         Sat, 12 Dec 1992 11:20:11 CST
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From:         pmarsh@METRO.MCCNEB.EDU
Subject:      Metropolitan CC OPAC available on Internet

Metropolitan Comm College Advance OPAC is available on Internet

    address is     metro.mccneb.edu
    Login ID is    public
    TERM EMUL is   VT100.8   (probably)
    ADV ID is      public
    ADV PWD is     opac

    When finished, enter "OFF" at any menu prompt.
    (Menu does not have "OFF" as a numberic selection)

Your observations are welcome.  E-mail separately (e-mail not
set up yet within ADVANCE) to    pmarsh@metro.mccneb.edu

Paul Marsh    Director, Instructional Resources
Metropolitan Community College, Omaha
402  449-8424
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Date:         Sun, 13 Dec 1992 21:07:33 PST
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From:         Mitch Turitz <turitz@SFSUVAX1.SFSU.EDU>
Subject:      OPAC internet address

>
> I would like to know of any libraries with Geac Advance library system
> with telnet addresses for their online catalogs.
> Thank you in advance!
> Sarah J. Bryan
> Head Cataloging Librarian, Torreyson Library
> University of Central Arkansas
> Conway, AR   72035
> sarahb@vm1.uca.edu (internet)
>

The Internet name for our OPAC is:
 OPAC.SFSU.EDU
(emulation must be set to VT100)

If the system is available, you will bet the "login" message.
  type: sfsu <return>     (NOTE: type in lower case)

When the system asks for the password, press <RETURN>

(i.e. there is no password, the system just looks for the return).

If you have any questions you can call me (see number below) or Richard
Blood, systems librarian at: (415) 338-2646.

--
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* Mitch Turitz, Serials Librarian            *
* San Francisco State University Library     *
* 1630 Holloway Ave., S.F., CA  94132        *
* Voice: (415) 338-7883  FAX: (415) 338-6199 *
* Internet: turitz@sfsu.edu                  *
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As usual, should you or any of your opinions
be caught or killed, the library will
disavow any knowledge of your actions.
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Date:         Fri, 11 Dec 1992 11:13:26 PST
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From:         Richard Griffin <griffinr@CCMAIL.ORST.EDU>
Subject:      Re: No Subject Given

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Date:         Fri, 11 Dec 1992 09:19:25 CST
In response to Sarah Bryan's request:

The Oregon State University library catalog, Oasis, is available at
oasis.kerr.orst.edu

Richard Griffin
Library Automation Coordinator
Oregon State University
(griffinr@ccmail.orst.edu)

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>I would like to know of any libraries with Geac Advance library system
>with telnet addresses for their online catalogs.
>Thank you in advance!
>Sarah J. Bryan
>Head Cataloging Librarian, Torreyson Library
>University of Central Arkansas
>Conway, AR   72035
>sarahb@vm1.uca.edu
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Date:         Mon, 14 Dec 1992 16:04:00 EDT
Reply-To:     "James A. Zeitler" <JZEITLER@BENTLEY.BITNET>
From:         JZEITLER@BENTLEY.BITNET
Subject:      Repeated measures in discriminant analysis

I have a client here who has a data set with two categorical variables, each of
which classifies an observation into one of four groups.  The data set also
contains a number of analysis variables that we hope to use to categorize the
observations.

We want to do two things:

1.  Run something like discriminant analysis to estimate functions for the two
categorical variables to classify observations on the basis of the analysis
variables.  This seems easy enough to me.

2. Determine whether the classificatory functions differ between the two
different categorical variables.  This sounds like some sort of repeated
measures analysis to me, but I (quite frankly) don't know what I'm talking
about.

Any suggestions for determining whether the two categorical variables differ in
the way they relate to the many analysis variables would be appreciated.

Thank you all for your assistance.

james zeitler
jzeitler@bentley.bitnet
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Date:         Thu, 17 Dec 1992 09:11:29 EST
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