HDTenEightyP/NetNews huggingface dataset:
From: greg@lawnet.lawnet.com (Gregory G. Petersen)
Subject: Looking for Bids on Networking Installation
Organization: Petersen & Trott, A Law Corporation
Distribution: oc
Date: Fri, 6 Nov 1992 01:55:52 GMT

    We are currently looking at adding Mac's and DOS laptops to the unix network that we have in the lawfirm.  I do not have the time to do this work (although I would like to do it) and I need to get it done by someone who can handle the  project for me.  We want the following done on two floors:

Each office (Desk) is to have a terminal, Mac or Dos Laptop connected to the  
system and is to be able to share data and archive on the system

email must work from each unrelated machine and reside in each machine

Central printing and printing to designated printers thoughoout the building must
be selectable from each machine.  We would prefer it if the print job resided elsewhere while being completed.

All systems must run and transfer Word Perfect files

Each machine must have access to a central modem pool.


Anyone interested in putting this type of system together with me please advise and I will give you further details.  We want to start on this project at the
beginning of the 1993 first quarter.


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From: John.Blumer@p0.f2.n373.z1.FIDONET.ORG (John Blumer)
Newsgroups: hsv.general
Subject: Re: Nunley case
Date: Wed, 11 Nov 92 06:50:09 CST
Organization: FidoNet node 1:373/2.0 - Gateway, Huntsville AL

On the surface anyway, it does look like politics might be playing 
a role in this. Since the the people certifing the election are 
democrats ( I am not saying the republicans are above such a trick 
if they where in power). Personally I wonder if we, the citizens 
of the county, could get a class action suit together, and sue the 
persons, not the county, for the money they have wasted by certifing 
an obvious invalid election.

Probably not, but it would make me feel better<grin>. 



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Newsgroups: hsv.general
From: larry@b8.b8.ingr.com (Larry Billings)
Subject: Re: In Distress
Organization: Intergraph
Date: Thu, 12 Nov 1992 17:25:13 GMT

In article <wiley.721317226@crooks>, wiley@crooks.b11.ingr.com (Dave Wiley) writes:
> Leah.Wesolowski@p0.f2.n373.z1.FIDONET.ORG (Leah Wesolowski) writes:
> 
> >Clinton disgusts me. I personally would not *** on him to put him 
> >out if he were on fire.                      ^
>                                              ^^^
> I'm sure you meant "****" here.

Actually either one will work.

> 
> Don't mention it.
> 
> --
> david wiley               "Hey Ninteen that's 'Retha Franklin        - Donald


Larry Billings
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*    Sometimes I think it's a shame,     *                                    *
*    when I get feeling better,          *                                    *
*    when, I'm feeling no pain.          *   Should not have got on this      *
*    Sometimes I think it's a sin,       *   FLIGHT, TONIGHT.                 *
*    when I feel like I'm winning,       *                                    *
*    but I'm losing again.               *                                    *
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Newsgroups: hsv.general
From: dwbrown@purdue.b15.ingr.com (David Brown)
Subject: Re: Going hog-wildless
Organization: Intergraph
Date: Wed, 11 Nov 1992 15:13:06 GMT


> Newsgroups: hsv.general
> Path: infonode!ingr!b30news!jeff@frodo.b30.ingr.com
> From: jeff@frodo.b30.ingr.com (Jeffrey A. Johnson)
> Subject: Going hog-wildless
> Message-ID: <1992Nov10.171155.20076@b30.ingr.com>
> Keywords: hogs, guvment
> Sender: usenet@b30.ingr.com (Usenet Feed)
> Organization: myself
> Date: Tue, 10 Nov 1992 17:11:55 GMT


> I thought folks here would enjoy this.

>  - - - - - - - begin forwarded article - - - - - - - - -

> Date: 	Thu, 5 Nov 1992 19:05:04 PST
> From: dhowell.es_cp8@xerox.com
> Subject: Forwarding: Job Opportunities (another party political broadcast)
> To: libernet@Dartmouth.EDU


> Enjoy!

> Dan Howell  <dhowell.es_cp8@xerox.com>

> - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

> Honorable Republican Secretary of Agriculture
> Washington D.C.

> Dear Sir,

> My friend, Ed Peterson, over at Wells, Iowa, recieved a check for $1,000.00
> from the government for not raising hogs.  So I want to go into the "not
> raising hogs" business next year.

...very funny stuff deleted...

> Also, I am considering the "not milking cows" business, so send me any
> information on that too.

I would like to order the IRS publication on "not writing software".
Surely I can make more than I do now... :^)

> In view of these circumstances, you understand that I will be totally
> unemployed and plan to file for unemployment and food stamps.

> Be assured you will have my vote in the coming election.

> Patriotically yours,

> Floyd Farkel

> P.S.  Would you please notify me when you plan to distribute more free cheese?

>  - - - - - - - end forwarded article - - - - - - - - -

> ======================================================================
> Jeffrey Adam Johnson              Internet:  jeff@frodo.b30.ingr.com
> ("I speak only for myself.")          UUCP:  uunet!ingr!b30!frodo!jeff
> ======================================================================
> "It took about 150 years, starting with a Bill of Rights that reserved
> to the states and the people all powers not explicitly delegated to the
> federal government, to produce a Supreme Court willing to rule that
> growing corn to feed to your own hogs is interstate commerce and can
> therefore be regulated by Congress."
>  - David Friedman, "The Machinery of Freedom"
> =In article <1992Nov10.171155.20076@b30.ingr.com> jeff@frodo.b30.ingr.com (Jeffrey A. Johnson) writes:

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From: Lynn.Hollerman@f2.n373.z1.FIDONET.ORG (Lynn Hollerman)
Newsgroups: hsv.general
Subject: Re: When do the polls open?
Date: Mon, 09 Nov 92 12:04:34 CST
Organization: FidoNet node 1:373/2 - Gateway, Huntsville AL

>> > >
>> > >         True, but they work for free (unlike our recurrent
>> > > senators...).
>> > >
>> > 
>> >For free? Are you sure? I thought the poll worker did get paid. Now 
>> >there are some observers which are not paid.
>> 
>> 
>> Poll workers are paid a small amount.  It basically covers the cost of a
>> meal or two.  It's kind of like jury duty.  I think it's something along the
>> lines of $5 to $7.  These poll workers are "employed" by the Board of 
 LB> Elections.The unpaid "observers" are volunteers from political 
 LB> parties. > 
>>  
     
 LB> My brother got $35 in Tennessee.

 Just FYI, poll WORKERS in Madison country are paid $60; $90 if they're
 the inspector (chief worker) and attend the election worker school,
 usually held a few weeks before the election. This amount was
 determined by Commissioner Rob Colson after examining the compensation
 amount in other areas. This last election, I worked at the polls for
 over 15 hours...when you break this down, that's about
 $4/hr...considering I make about 4 times that working full time, you
 have to admit there's not a lot of financial incentive involved...I
 work at the polls out of a sense of civic duty, just something my
 parents instilled in me from their involvement with the political
 system. Many of the other workers share this feeling; others just like
 to feel useful. There are, as someone else stated, unpaid observers
 from political parties. Now, AL is the only place I've seen these be
 unpaid in any way...in the other states I've lived in the poll WATCHERS
 spent the entire day at the polls and their candidate or his/her
 organization usually at least bought their meals...but here the poll
 watchers usually show up for a few hours, at the opening or closing of
 the polls, and then leave if they find no "problems". It's strictly a
 volunteer job, and they're appointed by the individual
 candidates...these watchers are sworn in by the inspector, and this
 last election, one watcher per party was supposed to be the rule...now,
 at my precinct, we had no watchers, so I can't say for sure that that
 rule was enforced...and it changes somewhat for primaries...well, word
 has it that then next election won't be until 1994...if there's
 anything you feel needs to be changed, you have plenty of time to
 notify the board of elections...

Lynn.


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From: Leah.Wesolowski@p0.f2.n373.z1.FIDONET.ORG (Leah Wesolowski)
Newsgroups: hsv.general
Subject: Larry Billings post
Date: Sat, 07 Nov 92 23:37:27 CST
Organization: FidoNet node 1:373/2.0 - Gateway, Huntsville AL

Can't Quote so paraphrasing...
"wanted, Single White male seeks single white Female (both with jobs) 

with two childen to avoid Clinton's tax burden..
 
Isn't this scenario just who is going to feel it the most?
Leah
 
BTW I am glad you came around!



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Newsgroups: hsv.general
From: lhughes@b11.b11.ingr.com (Lawrence Hughes)
Subject: Nashville Nightspot Recommendations
Organization: Intergraph Corp. Huntsville, AL
Distribution: hsv
Date: Wed, 11 Nov 1992 20:10:30 GMT

Anyone have recommendations for where to catch some "Nashville Sound" in
Nashville? My new wife loves the stuff, and I must plead almost total
ignorance of the field... we would like to run up there this weekend, and
I thought perhaps some of you folks might know of some good spots...

Thanks in advance...  Larry and Milana

Newsgroups: hsv.general
From: cottle@b11.b11.ingr.com (Tim Cottle)
Subject: Re: When do the polls open?
Organization: Intergraph Corp. Huntsville, AL
Date: Fri, 6 Nov 1992 13:32:05 GMT

John.Blumer@p0.f2.n373.z1.FIDONET.ORG (John Blumer) writes:

> >
> >         True, but they work for free (unlike our recurrent
> > senators...).
> >
> 
>For free? Are you sure? I thought the poll worker did get paid. Now 
>there are some observers which are not paid.


Poll workers are paid a small amount.  It basically covers the cost of a
meal or two.  It's kind of like jury duty.  I think it's something along the
lines of $5 to $7.  These poll workers are "employed" by the Board of Elections.The unpaid "observers" are volunteers from political parties.

 
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From: Leah.Wesolowski@p0.f2.n373.z1.FIDONET.ORG (Leah Wesolowski)
Newsgroups: hsv.general
Subject: Amended letter to Abernathy
Date: Sun, 08 Nov 92 01:30:56 CST
Organization: FidoNet node 1:373/2.0 - Gateway, Huntsville AL

 
 
 
 
November 7, 1992
 
Dear Mr. Abernathy,
    As a citizen of Madison County I ask you to look at the facts 

concerning the recent election held in your district and to prevent 
this county from spending money in an unnecessary new election by 
acknowledging Mr. Glenn Nunley as the legally elected representative 
of District 4. I am sure that you would not want to cost the people 
of our county the financial burden of a lawsuit or new election 
(especially knowing how much attorney Mr. Butler charges our county 

already!).
     Precinct 37 reported you with 815 votes, Mr. Nunley received 

277 votes there. In actuality there were only eleven eligible voters 
for District 4 at that precinct. In all you had a total of 9,123 votes 
(including precinct 37) and Glenn Nunley had 8,618 votes (also including 

precinct 37), a difference of 735.
    If we subtract the 815 votes from 37 cast for you we get 8308. 

If we subtract the 277 votes cast for Nunley at 37 we get 8341. In 
my eyes it is clear that Mr. Nunley won by a mere 33 votes; but win 
he did. (see diagram)
DIAGRAM:
                    ABERNATHY               NUNLEY
TOTAL VOTES         9,123                    8,618
Less precinct 37   -  815                   -  277
---------------------------------------------------
ACTUAL TOTAL        8,308                    8,341
                    -----        8,341       -----
                               - 8,308
                              ---------
                                    33
 
    I ask you in the spirit of honesty and fairness to step down, 

don't cost this county money by forcing a new election.
 
                                    Sincerely,
                                    Leah Wesolowski



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Newsgroups: hsv.general
From: larry@b8.b8.ingr.com (Larry Billings)
Subject: Re: When do the polls open?
Organization: Intergraph
Date: Thu, 5 Nov 1992 17:04:43 GMT

In article <6369.2AF92390@umagic.FIDONET.ORG>, John.Blumer@p0.f2.n373.z1.FIDONET.ORG (John Blumer) writes:
>  >
>  >         True, but they work for free (unlike our recurrent
>  > senators...).
>  >
>  
> For free? Are you sure? I thought the poll worker did get paid. Now 
> there are some observers which are not paid.

They do get paid, not much but paid.  My brother works for them each election.
>  
>  >         Perhaps, the voters were also brain dead for re-electing
>  > the
>  >         check bouncers?
>  >
>  
> Good point. I have always wondered about how some incumbents constantly 
> get re-elected no matter what they do.
>  

Amazing, isn't it???

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Larry Billings
---

Well, with the election over it's time for a new .sig [not that the old one
is not appropriate, it's even more appropriate] but let's review it.

Most of us are sad,

[Well, the rest will be soon enough]

No one let's it show,

[And you will have no money to show]

I've been shadows of myself,

[But could still see my position better than most]

How was I to know?

[Can't answer that, but I did know]

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NEWSIG
Wantad: Single White Male "WITH" job seeks Single Female with job and 2 or
more kids.  Object: Marriage so we can avoid Clintons tax increases.
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Newsgroups: ingr.general,hsv.general
From: gdw@wylie.b17d.ingr.com (Gary Wylie)
Subject: Re: XDEBT, X-windows based U.S. national debt "clock"
Keywords: xdebt
Reply-To: gdw@wylie.b17d.ingr.com
Organization: Intergraph Corp.- Imaging Systems Development
Distribution: usa
Date: Thu, 5 Nov 1992 23:21:29 GMT

In article <1992Nov4.174114.20201@b30.ingr.com>, jeff@frodo.b30.ingr.com 
(Jeffrey A. Johnson) writes:
|>     In honor of Comrade Clinton's gorious victory, here is the source
|> code for "xdebt", which counts up the U.S.'s national debt ( currently
|> increasing about $ 15,000 / second ).  I tried posting this to
|> ingrware but was unsuccessful.  There are different versions which
|> show "your family's [fair] share", but this one doesn't.
|>      Unfortunately, updates will undoubtedly be following soon to keep up
|> with the increase in the rate of increase of the debt.
|> 

I read in the newspaper last night that the current debt is at about
$3.9 Trillion (Yes, that's Trillion).  Congress, in its wisdom and desires
to hold down our indebtedness, set up a limit of Maximum Indebtedness
which our government cannot surpass in it's borrowing.  This maximum limit
is currently set at about $4.15 Trillion.  At our current rate of borrowing
we will reach this limit around March of next year (who wants to bet that
we won't hit it quicker than that?)  Of course this is NO PROBLEM for our
congress as they will just pass a new resolution (how can you call it a 
law?) to increase this number.  Notice that the number only is significant
to the 'hundred billions' digit; Billions and 10's of Billions are considered
insignificant by our elected officials!

Let's see.... $3.9x10**12 divided by 200 Million people = $19,500 each for
every man, woman, or child.  How many is in your family?  What's your share?
What will it be in 4 years?  Can you EVER pay it back?

Gary Wylie
Newsgroups: hsv.general
From: John.Blumer@p0.f2.n373.z1.FIDONET.ORG (John Blumer)
Newsgroups: hsv.general
Subject: Re: Amended letter to Abernathy
Date: Fri, 13 Nov 92 06:48:21 CST
Organization: FidoNet node 1:373/2.0 - Gateway, Huntsville AL

>Well, I've dealt with him before, and found he was a pleasure to
>deal with and went out of his way to be helpfull.  Just one
>experience in a sea of many------
 
Well I know atleast three other people who have had personal dealings 
with him, and no one until you has ever had anything nice to say 
about him. I guess there is always an exeption. By chance do you 
live near him
 



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From: Leah.Wesolowski@p0.f2.n373.z1.FIDONET.ORG (Leah Wesolowski)
Newsgroups: hsv.general
Subject: Nunley case
Date: Tue, 10 Nov 92 08:10:35 CST
Organization: FidoNet node 1:373/2.0 - Gateway, Huntsville AL

I just heard on Talk Radio WTKI (Am 1440) that the Nunley case will 
be held in Judge Smith's court. I am not sure if that is in Birmingham. 
I do know that my husband (my poll watcher) might be testifying because 
he has a signed statement from Judge Riddick that the ballots at the 
Oakwood College box were cast in error and that over 235 of them were 
ineligible to vote for school board dist 4. This is important because 
it proves that the Judge had prior knowledge that there were problems 
at the polls.
Leah



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Newsgroups: hsv.general
From: mason@lambda.msfc.nasa.gov (Jim Mason)
Subject: Re: Presidential talk
Organization: NASA/MSFC
Date: Thu, 12 Nov 1992 17:18:29 GMT

Leah.Wesolowski@p0.f2.n373.z1.FIDONET.ORG (Leah Wesolowski) writes:

>6) The fact that the local media is totally biased when it comes to 
>their precious Democrats, esp. Bud Cramer...and speaking of him, did 
>any of you read the flyer put out by the Conservative Christian 
>Coalition? THe one which Bud Cramer had a "No RESPONCE" to the question 
>of "Homosexual rights"?

When the religious right get all bent out of shape over "homosexual
rights," is it that they REALLY feel that gays and lesbians are
getting MORE rights than hets, or is it rather that they fear gays and
lesbians are going to finally get EXACTLY THE SAME rights hets have
enjoyed all along?

Now, don't tell me Leah, that you don't feel just a little bit
superior because the government legally recognizes your relationship,
but doesn't recognize mine.  IMHO, the state has no business in
engaging itself in the marriage business anyway; the social contract
is between the INDIVIDUAL and the state.  But as long as the state is
going to recognize SOME marriages, it's going to have to recognize ALL
marriages.  Admit it, hets hedge when confronted with gay marriages,
etc., because they realize these are areas in which they themselves
enjoy SPECIAL PRIVILEGES!!!!!!

-Jim

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From: Leah.Wesolowski@p0.f2.n373.z1.FIDONET.ORG (Leah Wesolowski)
Newsgroups: hsv.general
Subject: Presidential talk
Date: Wed, 11 Nov 92 11:55:57 CST
Organization: FidoNet node 1:373/2.0 - Gateway, Huntsville AL

While I enjoy a good debate I am totally sick and tired of hearing 
about it. The presidential race that is... Boring. It is over, the 
slickest one won, that is that. I am gripping on to my husband's wallet. 
ENOUGH ALREADY.
 
Instead why don't we discuss some of the things we can do something 
about?
 
Lots of local topics of contraversy and interest:
 
1) The prosecution of Betty Wilson...Who was (prior to her indictment) 
a Tim Morgan supporter.
 
2) The possibility that our elections were certified illegally.
 
3) The re-instatement of Cecil Moses in Madison.
 
4) The Madison & Huntsville ordinances which force political candidates 
to pay a $25 Fee in order to place their signs on PRIVATE PROPERTY! 
{A total breach of the first Amendment -- IMHO} and the pending lawsuit 

naming the city of Madison.
 
5) The fact that the State employees made a "rush" to the opthmologist 
to have radial keratotomy (sp) at a cost to the state of 6.5 million 
dollars--which is reportedly to now come out of the educational budget.
 
6) The fact that the local media is totally biased when it comes to 
their precious Democrats, esp. Bud Cramer...and speaking of him, did 
any of you read the flyer put out by the Conservative Christian 
Coalition? THe one which Bud Cramer had a "No RESPONCE" to the question 
of "Homosexual rights"?
 
Geeze the list goes on and on and all you people want to talk about 
is some cute little slick boy from AK, who will probablly do less 
harm than good and be gone in four years when Jack Kemp runs.



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From: John.Emmert@p0.f2.n373.z1.FIDONET.ORG (John Emmert)
Newsgroups: hsv.general
Subject: Re: Vaporizer advice?
Date: Fri, 13 Nov 92 11:05:01 CST
Organization: FidoNet node 1:373/2.0 - Gateway, Huntsville AL

 > I need to buy a vaporizer.  From what I remember, there
 > are basically
 > two kinds, hot vapor & cold vapor.  The disadvantage of
 > hot vapor was
 > the requirement of constant & thorough cleaning to avoid
 > build-up of
 > mold & mildew that would be vaporized & then breathed into
 > my lungs.
 > The disadvantage of the cold vapor was a white mineral
 > dust that would
 > accumulate after the vapor evaporates (unless purified
 > water is always
 > used).
 
The hot vapor doesn't build up mold and mildew, it's problem is the 
same as the cold vapor, that is the build up of mineral deposits on 
the electrodes. One good advantage I've found with the hot vapor over 
the cold vapor is the ability to add some Vicks Vapor Rub to the 
medication cup. When my daughter has a cold, using this overnight 
in her room with the door just cracked does wonders for any cough 
and congestion. The medicine keeps her nose from running and thus 
draining into her lungs during sleep, and the humidity does wonders 
to help prevent strep from developing. Using this she can essentially 
be over a cold in a couple of days, rather than two weeks and the 
possibility of pneumonia and strep taking advantage of her condition. 
I swear by humidifiers, they've done wonders for our health during 
the winter months. 



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