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From: bconley@Auspex.COM (Brian Conley)
Newsgroups: ca.forsale
Subject: WANTED - Scanner (VHF, police, etc)
Date: 27 Jan 93 00:19:18 GMT
Organization: Auspex Systems, Santa Clara

It's time to clean out your closets.....

I'm interested in purchasing a scanner, one that scans frequencies
not pages.  :-)

In particular I would like either a Realistic PRO-2004, 2005, 2006,
and/or a Realistic PRO-34.

Please send e-mail

Thanks Brian


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From: reb@lhdsy1.lahabra.chevron.com (Richard E. Barrier)
Newsgroups: ca.forsale
Subject: Re: Save $$ if you buy bottled water
Date: 26 Jan 93 05:06:42 GMT
Organization: Chevron Oil Field Research, La Habra, CA.

i'll sell you the 5 that i have at $150.00 and if your in town i'll even
install them for the cost of a beer (bud, heiniken, becks) show you how they
work, explain how and why they work - they are also bacteriostatic. call i'll
explain, no other commitments, sales pitch, or mlm pitch. they work there good
i have one and use it all the time.
******************************************************************************
richard barrier work: (310) 694-9354 home: (714) 870-7954
or e-mail reb@chevron.com 
i'll even eat the shipping costs - but i won't eat a bug
******************************************************************************
From: merblich@imola.EBay.Sun.COM (Mitchell Erblich user)
Newsgroups: ca.forsale
Subject: Motorola 68030/25MHz Deskside 7MIP VME UNIX Computer for SALE
Date: 25 Jan 1993 23:11:43 GMT
Organization: Sun Microsystems
Distribution: world
Reply-To: merblich@imola.EBay.Sun.COM
NNTP-Posting-Host: imola.ebay.sun.com


Motorola 68030/25MHz Deskside 7MIP VME  UNIX Computer for SALE
-----------------------------------------------------------
Motorola is currently selling the computer between $12,000 and $15,000 depending
on configuration.

Asking $2500 or decent offer for everthing (Prefer someone local to the San Francisco
bay area)

Mitchell Erblich : merblich@EBay.Sun.COM
Home : (415) 691 -9323
Work: (408) 276 - 7971

--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Hardware:
Model 2300 :  slot VME Computer: 6 Slots back and 6 slots bottom
Size 0f computer is : 21" depth, 7" wide, and 21" height
MVME 712M: Uses 2 slots: back
MVME 147 CPU card: bottom
MVME 333XT Printer Card with 8 serial ports:Uses 2 slots back
150 MB 1/4 SCSI Archive VIPER 150S - Internal tape drive
Sys V/68 Release R3V5.1 Version 910305 M68030
4 MB main memory
280 MB formatted drive
(1) WYSE 60 Terminal with original box
(1) WYSE 50 Terminal with original box

Software:
System V/68 Release 3 V5.1 OS. : QIC tape:by Motorola:Includes full development set
Full Docs
		and alot more
Newsgroups: ca.forsale
From: kishore@uai.com (Kishore K. Yalamanchili)
Subject: EIT books for sale
Keywords: EIT
Organization: Universal Analytics, Inc., Torrance (LA), CA
Date: Wed, 27 Jan 93 23:03:12 GMT

I have EIT Reference Manual and Solutions Manual by M. Lindberg
for sale at $25.00 + shipping.

Please E-mail or call me if interested.

kishore yalamanchili

kishore@uai.com
(310)-214-2922
      398-1026
Newsgroups: ca.forsale
From: Yonatan Yoshpe <yoshpe@andr.ub.com>
Subject: MacIIFX 4/40 $2240
X-Xxdate: Thu, 21 Jan 93 10:57:05 GMT
Organization: Ungermann-Bass, Inc
X-Useragent: Nuntius v1.1.1d13
Date: Thu, 21 Jan 1993 15:24:34 GMT

MacIIFX, 4/40 with 8bit Apple HighRes video card all for $2250.  Keyboard
& mouse not included, but a Felix (mouse device - which costs $150) is
included.  The Hard Disc is new and the machine is like new.  This is a
great price, check around.  This Mac is the fastest after the Quadra
series.  It is a 40MHz with 6 Nubus slots and includes the 1.4 MB super
drive.  I can be reached at 508-6914653 or 617-9656883.
Organization: Stanford Linear Accelerator Center
Date: Tuesday, 26 Jan 1993 15:45:15 PST
From: <STEVIE@SLACVM.SLAC.STANFORD.EDU>
Newsgroups: ca.forsale
Subject: *** 1989 BMW CONVERTABLE ***

1989 WHITE WITH BLUE TOP
55 HIGHWAY MILES WITH EXTENDED FACTORY WARRANTY
POWER DL, WINDOWS
INDIGO LEATHER (BLUE)
HEATED SEATS
WHITE BBS RIMS
EXCELLENT, INSIDE AND OUT       19,800.00 OBO

                                RESPOND TO THIS ACCOUNT OR
                                SUSAN 408-578-5741
Newsgroups: ca.forsale
From: stevela@csulb.edu (Steve La)
Subject: Re: FORSALE: MIDI Keyboards, Roland CM-32L, and more
Organization: Cal State Long Beach
Distribution: usa
Date: Fri, 22 Jan 1993 01:20:17 GMT

Music gear for sale:

   * Roland CM-32L sound module..............................$ 350
     - Multi Timbral MT-32 compatible
     - can produce up to 32 voices at the same time
     - 128 different instrument sounds
     - 30 rhythm sounds, 33 sound effects
     - digital reverb
     - MIDI in/out/thru, AC adapter jack
     - compatible to all games that suuport Roland Sound module
     - manual

   * Roland PC-100 MIDI keyboard controller..................$  80
     - 49 keys
     - AC or Battery operated
     - manual & box

   * Roland MPU-103 MIDI converter/filter box................$  40
     - convert/filter any 16 midi channels
     - MIDI in/out/thru, AC adapter jack

   * Casio HT-3000 MIDI Keyboard.............................$ 250
     - 61 keys, features 3 keyboard split point
     - MIDI in/out/thru, Tuning control, Output jacks (L/R),
       Foot volume jack, AC adapter jack, headphone jack,
       sustain jack, tempo/entry dial
     - RAM card slot
     - 2 built-in speaker
     - Pitch bend wheel, Modulation wheel/button
     - lots of built-in sounds (drums too), edit preset sounds,
       or create your own original sounds
     - built-in pattern memory (bass, hythm, chords)
     - manual

   * Casio TB-1 MIDI Thru Box................................$  70
     - 2 MIDI IN
     - 8 MIDI THRU
     - operate under batteries or AC adapter
     - manual

   * Crumar Keyboard Stand...................................$  40

   * Fender Squier-15 Guitar Amp.............................$  75

   All equipment are in perfect condition.  Buyer pays shipping.

   -Steve

Newsgroups: ca.forsale
From: frosty@world.std.com (Robert J Nunez)
Subject: Save $$ if you buy bottled water
Organization: The World Public Access UNIX, Brookline, MA
X-Newsreader: Tin 1.1 PL3
Date: Tue, 26 Jan 1993 01:28:11 GMT

I have 3 filters that remove chlorine and other substances from drinking
water to produce bottle-quality water.  These filters were used only long
enough to clean out the packing carbon to test them out.  Each does 10,000
gallons.  The price for each is $200 which works out to 2 cents a gallon
(compare to $1 average price for bottled water).

Email any responses or call me at 617-859-3152 in Massachusets (EST).

Robert Nunez
From: alby@access.digex.com (Albatross)
Newsgroups: ca.forsale
Subject: Virus Programs ForSale (Virus,Trojan,etc)
Date: 22 Jan 1993 05:56:16 GMT
Organization: Express Access Online Communications, Greenbelt, MD USA
Distribution: world
NNTP-Posting-Host: access.digex.com



                            VIRUS'es    FOR    SALE
                        ----------------------------------


        Have you every wanted to test out your virus Software to see if
Norton Anti-Virus or Mcafee's Virus scanners really work and see if your
blowing yor money or are you really protecting your vital computer data?

        Well now you can play with some of the most ruthless & destructive
virus'es known to man. See if the Dark Avenger virus really can be detected
by these money hungry  anti-virus software companies, or if you dollars are
paying off.

Cost:            $20.00 per disk
Contents:        10 Viri  per disk

Disk 1:                             Disk 2:
---------                          ---------
1704 Virus                         Jerusalem Virus
AIDS Virus                         Jerusalem-B Virus
Cascade Virus                      Inject Jerusalem  (UNDECTECTABLE)
Dark Avenger Virus                 Joshi Virus
Elephant Virus                     Killer Virus
Friday The 13th Virus              MobyZ Virus
Grither Virus                      Leprosy Virus
Iraqi Virus                        Kamasya Virus
Israeli Virus                      DSZ (Zmodem) Virus
Hawaii Virus                       CIA Virus

Disk 3:                             Disk 3:
----------                         ----------
Pakistan Virus                     Panic Virus
Phoenix Virus                      Psycho Virus
Rabid Virus                        Red Cross Virus
Schizo Trojan                      Stoned Virus
Sunday Virus                       Tequila Virus
Thor Virus                         Thrash Virus
Tiger Virus                        Tiny Virus (Strains A-F)
Tron Virus                         S-Cadet Virus
Razor Virus                        Spider Trojan
Sub-Zero Virus                     Stoned II Virus (Source Code)


Send  Checks or Money Orders Too:
--------------------------------------------------

Anthony Williams            <- Make Checks Payable To
1200 Twig Terrace
Suite 101
Silver Spring,  Maryland
20904

Include a letter or index card  with the Check Noteing which Disk Of virus
Software you would like to receive.
Please Allow 1-2 weeks for shipping


NOTE:   Use of These Virus with intent to Destroy Data is a Violation of
        The Law.

        I will hold NO responsiblity for such actions,
        if incidents are incurred.
Newsgroups: ca.forsale
From: stevela@csulb.edu (Steve La)
Subject: Forsale: Scientific Atlanta Cable Decoder, $80 (incl. shipping)
Organization: Cal State Long Beach
Distribution: usa
Date: Mon, 25 Jan 1993 21:01:56 GMT

     I bought a Scientific Atlanta Cable Decoder/Tuner (model 8580-338) a few
weeks ago (without the manual) and I have no idea how to program it.  The SA
Decoder/Tuner seems to operate.  It responses to all options, but I don't know
how to program it.  It has a 'decoder' built-in ('dC' was displayed on the LED
panel) but I can't confirm it without a manual.  It has several buttons in the
front of the box (BUY, SELL, OFF, AU, PRG, RCL, +, -).  
     It seems to me that you need a remote control to program the box (no 0..9
number buttons on the box itself), I don't have time to fuzz with this box, so
I want to sell it.  The same model was advertised in the cable magazines for
$150 to $250 (SA 8580-338 with Remote control).  The SA box is in perfect shape
(no scratches), a thin plastic that cover the LED display still intact when I
received my box.  
     I paid $130 (without a remote control) and I would like to sell it (AS-IS)
to any offer $80 or above, and I will pay for the shipping cost.  Email me if
you are interested...

-Steve
From: MT.JLS@forsythe.stanford.edu (John Sokol)
Newsgroups: ca.forsale
Subject: bed for sale
Date: 23 Jan 1993 13:33:41 -0800
Organization: Stanford University
Distribution: ca
NNTP-Posting-Host: morrow.stanford.edu

 To the person who called earlyer about the bed for sale,
  It's still available, I guess there was some mixup in out conversation.

               _____          ______          ____
              |      \       |               |     \
              |      |       |               |      |
              |-----<        |----           |      |
              |      |       |               |      |
              |_____ /       |______         |____ /

                             For Sale
                        Excellent condition

       Simmons Beauty-Rest, Exquisite IV KING-SIZE mattress
                (slightly firm very comfortable)
                    with box spring and frame

                   Originally purchased for $1400
                  Will sell for $250 or best offer

           Contact John or Jean at (415)595-3336 after 5 PM.
                 Or E-mail sokol@reyes.stanford.edu

Can also arrange for local truck delivery (Mid-Peninsula) for extra $50.

Newsgroups: ca.forsale
From: chungy2@aix.rpi.edu (Yau Felix Chung)
Subject: Diamond SpeedStar 24X for sale
Date: Sat, 23 Jan 1993 00:16:21 GMT

Hello.  I have a brand new Diamond Speedstar 24X for sale....I am asking
$95.00+ shipping for it.

If interested please e-mail chungy2@rpi.edu

-F.
.
 
Newsgroups: ba.forsale,ca.forsale,misc.forsale.computers,misc.forsale
Newsgroups: ca.environment

John McCarthy writes:

>Humanity had to find a substitute for whale oil.  It will also need a
>substitute for petroleum.  Fortunately, we know more today about how
>to substitute for petroleum than our ancestors knew about how to
>substitute for whale oil.  Further substitutions are required, but,
>as I recall, the examples given by McGowen were peripheral to the
>standard of living.

The examples I gave were: high-quality wood, meat and fish.

Let's never forget that these things are "peripheral to the standard 
of living." 

This tells us much about the sort of world certain technological "optimists" 
would irreversibly condemn us to live in if we were fool enough to let them.
If they can't even care for *these* things, how much can they care for
less economically important species? 

We would have a world with plenty of power, plenty of machines, plenty of 
people, and not a shred of grace, living beauty, or comfort for the human 
spirit.  Not a civilization, but a technological barbarism. That is what 
McCarthy apparently means when he speaks of creating a "US standard of 
living" for a world of 30 billion. It's a political program, pure and 
simple, hiding behind a mask of false scientific objectivity. But the
masquerade is over.

No.  We aren't going to let it happen. The first limiting resource to 
be encountered will be the limit of our tolerance for the continued 
degradation -- in every sense of that word -- of our beautiful planet. 
From here on, we will choose a different future for our children, one 
that they will be able to share with all of life, in all its myriad forms. 

		*	*	*	*	*	*	

That future is worth infinitely more than any "substitutes" for it. The
technologies and technologists we need are those that will help us to
reach that future, not those that will help to make it forever unreachable: 
technologies that serve life -- *all* life -- not destroy it. Ecologically 
sane technology, not technological substitution gone insane and become 
technological supremecism.

The time of morally empty technology, driven by greed, limited only by 
derided threats of "doom", is over. The real challenge for technologists
is whether they can overcome the counsels of greed and fear and find within
themselves the moral purpose and strength to be able to just say "no" to
technological changes that take us ever farther from where we should be, and 
to seek out with all their intelligence the changes that will bring us, day
by day, year by year, sensibly closer to our heart's desire: our true home 
on earth, among our innumerable living kin, the tapestry of life rewoven. 

But can such technologists exist? Will they appear in the years ahead?

Just watch! 

------------
Alan McGowen

"Force the Spring." -- Bill Clinton
From: Ecology Center <ecologycntr@igc.apc.org>
Newsgroups: ca.environment
Date: 21 Jan 93 08:52 PST
Subject: Re: Plastic Recycling and Products Ther
Nf-ID: #R:ll9e0rINNcbu@exodus.eng.sun.com:117344493:cdp:1332900126:000:644
Nf-From: cdp.UUCP!ecologycntr    Jan 21 08:52:00 1993


Plastics do leach [note spelling] chemicals from landfills if they are
buried with many very common solvents. Check out the paper trail for your
local landfill, examining what kinds of solvents are dumped there, before
you decide your polystyrene meat tray isn't going to leach styrene into
the groundwater.

The weight percentage is always trotted out by plastics advocates. Plastic
is very light compared to most other discards. Landfills don't fill up from
the _weight_ of the discards, but from their _volume_. Estimates from the 
admittedly biased American Paper Institute hold that 20-30% of landfill
_volume_ is taken by plastic.

chris
From: b_nbca@icarus.lbl.gov (Bruce Nordman)
Newsgroups: ca.environment
Subject: Re: Film Cannister Recycling
Date: 22 Jan 1993 02:15:10 GMT
Organization: lbl
Distribution: ca
Reply-To: b_nbca@icarus.lbl.gov (Bruce Nordman)
NNTP-Posting-Host: 128.3.12.154

Re: Film Cannister Recycling
                   ^^^^^^^^^
In article <1993Jan18.030655.920@eos.arc.nasa.gov>, gregory@eos.arc.nasa.gov
(Kevin Gregory) writes:
|> 
|> Is anyone aware of programs that are set up for those pesky little plastic
|> film cannisters? I can never figure out why Kodak (or whomever) doesn't set
|> up
|> a program such that they can be re-used. Is there something I haven't heard 
                                   ^^^^^^^
|> about out there? Otherwise, do you know of any centers that take them in the
|> Bay Area?

Just for the record, "recycling" and "reuse" are very different concepts.
They are often misused, and confused,  in professional and popular
literature, but we're better off in the long run if are clear on which
we mean.

A _rough_ analogy to this is the difference between "staying healthy"
and "getting sick then getting treated for it and getting better".
(ok, thats perhaps stretching the point, but it is illustrative).

Bruce Nordman
B_Nordman@lbl.gov
From: jwsb@netcom.com (Justin Broughton)
Subject: Recycled Printer Paper
Organization: Netcom - Online Communication Services  (408 241-9760 guest) 
Distribution: ca
Date: Fri, 29 Jan 1993 00:43:51 GMT

I recently tried to get my company to switch over to buying recycled paper
products for use in our printers etc. However we currently for instance pay
$1.70 for one ream of printer paper, and the same vendor sells the recycled
stuff for $3.91 (more than twice as much).
Even I would find it hard to justify this cost for the small startup company
for which I work.
Does anyone know of a cheaper place to get recycled paper products which 
I might try. The company is willing to pay a little more for the peace
of mind (and to stop me from badgering them anymore :-)

I work in South San Francisco so anywhere in the North Bay would be fine.

-- 

Justin Broughton
Configurex Inc., South San Francisco, California
----------------------------------------------------------------------
My opinions are my own, My employer's opinions are her own, and hardly
the twain meet.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Newsgroups: ca.environment
From: dan@BofA.com (Dan Brockman)
Subject: Re: Markets Only...What a Concept!
Organization: Bank of America, Capital Products, RMTG #5906
Date: Fri, 22 Jan 93 03:51:37 GMT

In article <1993Jan19.194409.9141@butch.lmsc.lockheed.com> tilley@sunfse.ese.lmsc.lockheed.com writes:
>I can find no meaningful sense in which any individual "owns" a portion of
>the atmosphere as property.
>

Hypothetically, one might establish a property right in the receipt of
a given quantity of air of some threshold quality by bringing suit 
against one who threatens your ability to receive air of that quantity
and quality.  If some person pays you $X to acquire your right,
then, voila property.


-- 
 Daniel Brockman             tel 415-953-0406, fax 415-622-2892
 Bank of America, Dept 5906, 555 Calif St
 San Francisco 94104 USA    email uunet!odinba!dan dan@bofa.com
Newsgroups: ca.environment
From: dan@BofA.com (Dan Brockman)
Subject: Re: Film Cannister Recycling
Organization: Bank of America, Capital Products, RMTG #5906
Distribution: ca
Date: Fri, 22 Jan 93 03:37:31 GMT

In article <21hv03UPc9LB00@amdahl.uts.amdahl.com> nxn@uts.amdahl.com (David J. Nixon) writes:
>gregory@eos.arc.nasa.gov (Kevin Gregory) writes:
>
>>Is anyone aware of programs that are set up for those pesky little plastic
>>film cannisters? I can never figure out why Kodak (or whomever) doesn't set up
>>a program such that they can be re-used. Is there something I haven't heard 
>>about out there? Otherwise, do you know of any centers that take them in the
>>Bay Area?
>
>Sorry, I'm not aware of any film can recycling programs. Here's a couple
>of other ideas:
>
>1) The current issue of Pop Photo has a picture of a chess set made out
>of film cans (Kodak:black  vs. Fuji?:clear). Lids are pawns. Cans are cut
>to suitable shapes.
>
>2) Switch to a film brand that has clear cans, and then use them for storage
>of misc. small items.
>

3) Take em bak to where you got em.

-- 
 Daniel Brockman             tel 415-953-0406, fax 415-622-2892
 Bank of America, Dept 5906, 555 Calif St
 San Francisco 94104 USA    email uunet!odinba!dan dan@bofa.com
Newsgroups: ca.environment
From: tilley@leads15.UUCP (Tom Tilley)
Subject: Re: Markets Only...What a Concept!
Reply-To: tilley@sunfse.ese.lmsc.lockheed.com
Organization: LOCKHEED, Sunnyvale, CA
Date: Fri, 22 Jan 93 17:34:38 GMT

In article <1993Jan22.035137.7450@BofA.com> dan@BofA.com (Dan Brockman) writes:
>In article <1993Jan19.194409.9141@butch.lmsc.lockheed.com> tilley@sunfse.ese.lmsc.lockheed.com writes:
>>I can find no meaningful sense in which any individual "owns" a portion of
>>the atmosphere as property.
>>
>
>Hypothetically, one might establish a property right in the receipt of
>a given quantity of air of some threshold quality by bringing suit 
>against one who threatens your ability to receive air of that quantity
>and quality.  If some person pays you $X to acquire your right,
>then, voila property.

There are six million of us in the San Francisco Bay area.  If I sell
my right to clean SF Bay area air, the buyer still has to get 5,999,998
other people to sell in order to exercise his "property" right (which
means that the property does not really exist, else I'd be able to transfer
it without reference to other transactions).

Of course, when the winds carry the buyer's pollution over the Diablo Range,
he has to deal with the lawsuits from the millions living in the Central
Valley, and his payment to me would not be a defense.

This doesn't even cover transport of Cl(-) to the stratosphere (everyone's
right to an intact ozone layer).

Tom.
#--------------------------------------------------#
| Tom Tilley                                       |
| Internet : tilley@sunfse.ese.lmsc.lockheed.com   |
From: zaveri@Apple.COM (Ameet Zaveri)
Newsgroups: ca.environment
Subject: Re: Film Cannister Recycling
Date: 22 Jan 93 02:22:32 GMT
Distribution: ca
Organization: Apple Computer Inc, Cupertino, CA

I have seen a sign on the film drop box at Target stores, saying that
they recycle the plastic boxes if you return them with your film.

--- ameet
-- 
Ameet Zaveri	zaveri@apple.com