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From:         Barbara E Butler <butler@EQUINOX.UNR.EDU>
Subject:      comments on Moody vs. Disclosure

Thank you to those of you who posted comments on Moody's Company Data.
I really appreciate this sort of input for considering purchases.



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Barbara Butler
Business Librarian
Reference Department
University Library
University of Nevada, Reno
Reno, NV  89557-0044

Telephone:  702-784-4670
Fax:        702-784-1751
Internet:   butler@equinox.unr.edu
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Subject: Researching Advanced Technologies
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--A full day seminar to be held at the London Business School on friday 12th
 February 1993.
Content : Information sources in IT / Electronics - David Pickenm Easams Ltd
Virtual Reality : Behind the Hype - Alan Poulter, Loughborough University
Neural Networks
An Analyst's View - Charles Burrows, James Capel & Co.
Information Sources in Pharmaceuticals and Biotechnology - Nicholas Cole,
 Celltech Ltd
Trends in Advanced Materials - Jill Feldt, Institute of Materials
Venture Capital Investment in High Technology Companies - Dayid Sykes, Apax
 Partners & Co Ltd
Fee of 195 pounds includes all refreshments, buffet lunch and all handout
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For further details please mail JSCOTT@LBS.LON.UK, or telephone Yasmin Ganes on
 071 262 5050 x 3229


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From:         Dianna Magoni <dxm@UC1.UCSU.EDU>
Subject:      belgian co mpany

I have a patron looking for the address, CEO, and public relations
director of a Belgian company called ECOVER.  Our limited
collection is not turning up any information>-- Would anyone know
this informtion?  Any assistance would be appreciated!
Please reply to me personally.
Dee Magnoni
dxm@uc1.ucsu.bitnet
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From:         Suzanne Sweeney <SSWEENEY@GSB-PESO.STANFORD.EDU>
Subject:      Working papers in Business

I think that the idea of a working paper clearinghouse is
good and it would be preferable to have these papers
available in an electronic version rather than on
microfiche.  Microfiche is more suited to archival
situations rather than sharing new research.

The Jackson Library (Graduate School of Business, Stanford
University) already collects around 120 institutions'
working papers.  We provide minimal bibliographic control by
simply listing working papers available by institution.  We
provide full cataloging to our own school's working papers
and we have been considering making these available in
electronic form.  The Stanford Business School also sells
its working papers for a minimal fee (usually under $5).

Some of the problems we've encounter in making our own
school's research papers available electronically revolve
around "ownership" issues (copyright), the extensive
mathematical equations that don't translate well to plain
ASCII text, and storage needs.  We've also considered a
database of just the abstracts of working papers, and that
seem very feasible.  We are also planning to distribute (to
our faculty and perhaps by subscription) an irregular
listing of our new papers and their abstracts.  Perhaps an
electronic journal of abstracts from Working papers in
Business would fly???

It seems that we could look to the model of the Computer
Science working papers (?) at Yale (?).  If participating
institutions made their own papers available for FTP, the
clearinghouse would only need to provide location of the
paper for retrieval.  I believe they leave the papers in the
original format (TeX, PostScript, etc.).

Suzanne Sweeney
Jackson Library
Graduate School of Business
Stanford University
ssweeney@gsb-peso.stanford.edu
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From:         Laird Klingler <KLINGLER@PUCC.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Working Papers Clearinghouse
              24 Jan 1993 17:46:00 CDT from <ALLEN@WUOLIN.BITNET>

I think it would be best to wait for electronic full-text retrieval.
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From:         Betsy Williams <T400052@UNIVSCVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: LEXIS vs WESTLAW
              14 Jan 1993 12:09:30 EST from
              <mmaher01@GUMEDLIB.DML.GEORGETOWN.EDU>

Dear Margaret:  I am doing a report on databases and would like your opinion of
 Lexis/Nexis, preferably in comparison to Westlaw.  (Nothing complicated; just
off the top of your head.)  Thanks.
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From:         H5027MOL@HUELLA.BITNET
Subject:      Re.: BPO

We have since one year ABI/INFORM in Multiplatter CD-network. It is the
favourite CD of our students. We have got for a mounth as a present the
Business Periodicals Ondisc too. It is from U.S. Embassy.

Istvan Moldovan
Budapest University of Economic Sciences
Central Library
Hungary
From: sean@cobra.dra.com
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Subject: Re: Remote access/Telnet sites
Date: 27 Jan 93 19:58:19 CST
Organization: Data Research Associates, Inc.

In article <01GTZCQFIKX49LV34K@tcc.corning.com>, Jill Ann Hurst 607-974-8358 <HURST_JA@CORNING.COM> writes:
>     I need quick answers to help me evaluate how I access particular
>     online vendors.  Currently I use an X.25 connection to Tymnet to
>     get at Dialog, Dow Jones, and Telebase.  We also access OCLC
>     (group access) and Reuters via dial-up methods.  I know that
>     Dialog and Telebase are accessible through Internet, but are Dow
>     Jones, OCLC and Reuters?  I don't need to know the Telnet

They are accessiable through the Internet.  There are various surcharges
for Internet access added by the vendor (i.e. Dialog adds $3/hr, and I've
seen as high as $6/hr for other vendors).  Plus the cost of your Internet
connection, which depending on your Internet provider, which could pay
for an awful lot of TYMNET hours.  If you are getting an Internet connection
for other reasons, then the cost factor may not be as big an issue.

The bigger question is whether Corning, as a commercial company, can reach
them without crossing over networks with acceptable use restrictions.  You'll
need to work that out with your Internet connection provider.  Since the
services you listed are connected by different networks, you may find your
Internet provider can provide commercial access to only a subset.   More
and more networks are dropping their prohibition against commercial use,
but there are still a few out there with no commercial use policies.
-- 
Sean Donelan, Data Research Associates, Inc, St. Louis, MO
Domain: sean@sdg.dra.com, Voice: (Work) +1 314-432-1100
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From:         Timothy Tyndall <rain@PHAEDRUS.ECE.UCSB.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Preferred Group Mutual Funds

Yes, thank you!  I did get several responses - your information is
new though and I will pass it on to the patron -

What was the cost of the Morningstar Mutual Funds Ondisc - we subscribe
to Morningstar but I've not see the cd -

thanks again -

Timothy Tyndall
Santa Barbara Public Library
Internet: rain@engrhub.ucsb.edu

On Wed, 27 Jan 1993, Ellie Fogarty wrote:

> Did the person seeking info on the Preferred Group of mutual funds receive an
> answer?  I searched on Dow Jones, found no address and deleted the message.
> That same day, we received a gift from a faculty member, Morningstar Mutual
> Funds Ondisc, which had exactly what was needed.  This CD contains info on
> 2532 mutual funds.  It is very wonderful!
>
> The family of funds known as the Preferred Group began in July 1992.  It is
> made up of PFAAX - preferred asset allocation, PFXIX - preferred fixed income,
> PFGRX - preferred growth, PFIFX - preferred international, PFSGX - preferred
> s/t gov't securities, PFVLX - preferred value.
>
> The address is P.O. Box 8320, Boston, MA  02266.  Phone - 800-662-4769.
>
> Last month I asked for help with mutual fund info.  Thanks to all who responde
> - I ended up using Tradeline on Dialog.  I was able to set up a program
> using my communications software to dial up the database and input all the inf
>  at the appropriate time (it waited for the ? prompt).  It took a while to set
> up, but it turned a $75 search into a $15 search and there were no typos or
> pauses in the search. I just sat by and watched the screens fly by.
>
> Ellie Fogarty, Business and Economics Librarian, Trenton State College, NJ
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From:         Ellie Fogarty <EFOGARTY@TSCVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Preferred Group Mutual Funds

Did the person seeking info on the Preferred Group of mutual funds receive an
answer?  I searched on Dow Jones, found no address and deleted the message.
That same day, we received a gift from a faculty member, Morningstar Mutual
Funds Ondisc, which had exactly what was needed.  This CD contains info on
2532 mutual funds.  It is very wonderful!

The family of funds known as the Preferred Group began in July 1992.  It is
made up of PFAAX - preferred asset allocation, PFXIX - preferred fixed income,
PFGRX - preferred growth, PFIFX - preferred international, PFSGX - preferred
s/t gov't securities, PFVLX - preferred value.

The address is P.O. Box 8320, Boston, MA  02266.  Phone - 800-662-4769.

Last month I asked for help with mutual fund info.  Thanks to all who responded
- I ended up using Tradeline on Dialog.  I was able to set up a program
using my communications software to dial up the database and input all the info
 at the appropriate time (it waited for the ? prompt).  It took a while to set
up, but it turned a $75 search into a $15 search and there were no typos or
pauses in the search. I just sat by and watched the screens fly by.

Ellie Fogarty, Business and Economics Librarian, Trenton State College, NJ
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Date:         Tue, 26 Jan 1993 21:02:00 EST
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From:         Jill Ann Hurst 607-974-8358 <HURST_JA@CORNING.COM>
Subject:      Remote access/Telnet sites

    I need quick answers to help me evaluate how I access particular
    online vendors.  Currently I use an X.25 connection to Tymnet to
    get at Dialog, Dow Jones, and Telebase.  We also access OCLC
    (group access) and Reuters via dial-up methods.  I know that
    Dialog and Telebase are accessible through Internet, but are Dow
    Jones, OCLC and Reuters?  I don't need to know the Telnet
    addresses (since I can't Telnet yet - access constraints).  Are
    users saving significant amount of money using the Internet to
    access online vendors instead of Tymnet, etc.?  How are you
    tracking the cost difference?  Do you have end-users accessing
    vendors this way?

    Please respond to HURST_JA@CORNING.COM

    Thanks in advance!

    Jill Ann Hurst
    Supervisor, Business Support Library
    Corning Incorporated
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From:         "Kris Liberman,
              Information Resources Group" <KLIBERMAN@LDBVAX.LOTUS.COM>

SSUBSCRIBE BUSLIB-L Kristen Liberman
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From:         "Susan H. Schmidt" <ZWZLB41@LUCCPUA.BITNET>
Subject:      Compustat on CD

We are considering Compustat on CD-Rom.  Does anyone have experience wit
h or comments on the CD-Rom version?  Thanks Susan Schmidt, Loyola
University/Chicago.  (zwzlb41@luccpua)
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From:         "Shirley D. Kennedy (813) 442-9066" <KENNEDS@MAIL.FIRN.EDU>
Subject:      emerging mkts/stock data

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  Hi, all...

  I'm a freelance writer and researcher in Clearwater, FL.  A friend asked
  me the following question, which I thought I'd post to this group for leads
  and/or help:

  "Where on earth can you find daily, monthly, etc. numbers for stock markets
  in the so-called emerging markets?  Examples:  Argentina, Brazil, Chile,
  India, Korea, Thailand, Portugal.  Oh, and I need the information in U.S.
  dollar terms.

  "Two clues:  International Finance Corp., affiliated with the World Bank,
  keeps indexes, and so does Morgan Stanley International Capital
  Perspectives.  Both cost money.  These are proprietary indexes, not the
  actual local market indexes.  Other sources, also costing big bucks, are
  Reuters and Datastream.

  "I'd like to find a simple, cheap way to track these markets."

  Thanks for any help you can provide.

  Shirley D. Kennedy

  kenneds@firnvx.firn.edu



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Date:         Tue, 26 Jan 1993 14:35:00 CST
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From:         RBANKS@UWSTOUT.BITNET
Subject:      A NEW LIBRARY LIST

Project EASI, Equal Access to Software and Information,  has just
started a new electronic discussion list on disability access to
libraries.  Dick Banks from U. Wisconsin at Stout will be its
moderator.  Anyone wanting to join the list or get further
information about it should contact Dick rbanks@uwstout.edu.

      EASI is starting the list to:

1.  provide a forum to share questions and answers about how to
make

2.  provide a platform from which to reach libraries which are not
yet considering seriously the question of access for users with
disabilities.

3.  provide a platform from which to lobby vendors of electronic
library services to create tools that are already highly
accessible.

4.  encourage electronic networks and network information services
to make their facilities as accessible as possible to users with
disabilities.

5.  create and provide EASI services to assist campus libraries and
information providers with resources to assist them in becoming
more disability accessible.

     The print handicapped have the possibility of making ready use
of libraries for the first time.  Mobility impaired persons have
the possibility of making use of libraries without travel.  It is
important that these new electronic services be built from the
ground up with access awareness rather than having to become
modified later.  Please join us in this important task.

Norman Coombs
Chair, Project EASI
Professor of HIstory
Rochester Institute of Technology.
nrcgsh@ritvax.isc.rit.edu

Dick BAnks
easilibxs moderator
Adaptive Technologist
Library Learning Center
University of Wisconsin-Stout
rbanks@uwstout.edu


For information about Project EASI:
easi@educom.bitnet or easi@educom.edu

A project of EDUCOM's Educational Uses of Information Technology
Program  (EUIT), EASI provides information and guidance on campus
applications of  adaptive computer technology for access to
information resources,  instruction, research and employment.
EASI's membership includes professionals from throughout the United
States, Canada and other countries.
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Date:         Wed, 27 Jan 1993 10:42:59 EST
From:         LIBALP@EMUVM1.BITNET
Subject:      Re: With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility

>Or maybe a New Idea isn't something that can be manufactured, and maybe
>it's not recognizable to those who have toiled forever in old ideas,
>including this one, and maybe it's not much of an idea at all, as the
>idea of "idea" is pretty old, unless one keeps to a strict etymology,
>in which case we should define our terms.  Yup, that's it, I'd say.
>Nutshelled.

For a brief moment, I thought CYNOVY might have had something
here, but then I forgot what it was.  Perhaps it would have
been clearer in Latin.  However, I should point out, in
preparation for my next message (which I also didn't write),
that Pat has been very lax in sending out his poppy seed
FAQ which he once did every month and now hasn't done in
the time it takes one to come up with a New Idea and to
explain its relevance to FNORD.  But, then, as I'll soon
ask, how can I make such blanket statements?

CYNOVY
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Subject:      a test

}}}
        K,A#-
                FNORd
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Subject:      Re: Don't NOBODY MOVE, this is a HEIST
              27 Jan 1993 13:05:05 EST from <robert@WHIPLASH.ER.USGS.GOV>

On Wed, 27 Jan 1993 13:05:05 EST Robert Holder said:
>if you were me, we'd all have more problems.  i think that's safe to
>say, don't you?  i'm a VILLIAN!  i'm a NEGATIVE CREEP!
>
><doncha wanna be unnerstood?  doncha wanna DO RIGHT?>
>
>nah.
>
>hey, i think if i were you, i'd forget AAAALL about trying to
>straighten up these here folks... they's got them junior high
>school liberry 'signments ta gits done, and sides, yuh don't got
>too much opportun'ty fer ta git yer MIND RIGHT whens ya spend all
>yer time readin' pap on yer junior high school terminal junior
>high school love potion social improvement lube slam
>
>yuk yuk yuk
>
><now SEE?  is that supposed to be funny?  i think if i had thoughts>
><like that, i'd just keep it to myself>
>
>well, you just go ahead and do that.
>
>see, this is the big problem i had before i exploded in a big
>melodramatic huff when i was last here.  what do they mean by that?
>what is it all about?  who do they think they are?  why do they keep
>making fun of me?
>
>just let go and let god melanie.
>
>yer pal,
>rdh
>    Don't NOBODY MOVE, this is a HEIST
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From:         Dana Rollins <ROLLIDE@AUDUCADM.DUC.AUBURN.EDU>
Subject:      mandy

>

MANDY

Mandy was a little Bahama girl
Mandy was a little Bahama girl

  Mandy, oh my Mandy, Mandy mine

Met a little girl in Chickacherry
Said she'd love no one but me

Married my Mandy on a Saturday night
It was the best night of my life

Mandy had a little baby
Had a baby just for me

Baby make my Mandy cry
Cry so hard she sure to die

Lord he take my Mandy from me
Take my Mandy away from me

Mandy was buried beneath Bahama sands
With my wedding ring on her hand

we sang this in Girl Scouts
@love @marriage
filename  MANDYGAL
SF
===DOCUMENT BOUNDARY===

Choirmaster Dickens
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Date:         Wed, 27 Jan 1993 09:50:36 EST
From:         CYNOVY@EMUVM1.BITNET
Subject:      Play Ball!

For those who have their doubts, I most certainly won't divulge the
names or the contents of any messages I receive.  I also won't seek
divine wisdom by spelling your names backwards, or rot13ing them.
Instead I'l choose to uuencode them.

Hey!  Who took my goddamn gif reader?

LIBALP
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From:         LIBALP@EMUVM1.BITNET
Subject:      Re: Glossapissia

On Mon, 25 Jan 1993 14:39:55 EST <CYNOVY@EMUVM1> said:
>Which ones?

1) The ones on the top.
2) The butterscotch, not the chocolate.
3) Ach, but you're such a wise ass.  Ai-yi-yi.

Okay, how about this: German mag Der Spiegel refers to Al Bundy as "Moderner
Sisyphus".  Discuss.

Stick that to your stair railing,
Shaggy/Princess Di
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