HDTenEightyP/NetNews huggingface dataset:
From: uucp@gpu.utcs.utoronto.ca (utgpu UNIX-to-UNIX copy)
Subject: utgpu UUCP and News report
Organization: UTCS Public Access
Distribution: tor
Date: Sat, 7 Nov 1992 05:31:31 GMT

			Current UUCP Queues and News flow


Host      Oldest Job     Mail     News Out    Other    Incoming News  Articles
             date     msgs/bytes btch/bytes jobs/bytes batches/bytes total/rej.

attcan                                                                 419/0
rodent.utcs                                                              1/0
torn                                                                  17593/0
utcsri                                                                4305/0
utgpu                                                                  12
utstat                                                                   1/0
utzoo                                                                    6/0


				UUCP Traffic Summary

				From 11/6 00:45 To 11/7 00:16

	      Calls    Minutes     Files       Bytes      Effective   Unused
Site[Failed] To/From   To/From    To/From   Sent/Received  Baudrate  Bandwidth
geac           0/6       0/6        0/0           0/0             0      0%
ohnews         0/0       0/0        0/0           0/0             0      0%
utrim          0/0       0/0        0/0           0/0             0      0%
utscs          0/5       0/5        0/0           0/0             0      0%
fammed         7/0       9/0       12/0       11854/0           919     33%
attcan        44/3      53/7        6/58       1179/868760     6540      8%
brahms[2]      0/35      0/202     82/148    576017/1585649    1709      5%




Newsgroups: tor.news.stats
From: news@ipsa.reuter.com (News Administrator)
Subject: itcyyz news, mail & UUCP traffic
Organization: Reuters Information Services (Canada) Ltd., Toronto, Ontario
Date: Fri, 6 Nov 1992 06:58:21 GMT


For the 24-hour period ending:  Fri Nov  6 00:05:01 EST 1992

                  News Articles          Mail           UUCP Traffic (Kb)
            Accepted    Dups  Queued  Recv Sent    Recv    Sent     Time Byte/S

Total         13,715     663  54,306   395  395  19,502  97,675 31:21:48  1,037

lsican                        11,630                     23,710  5:58:16  1,102
yrloc              1          12,924     1  271       7  24,282  5:56:18  1,136
tsltor             2           7,304                  3  21,809  5:34:45  1,086
xrtll              1          12,924    20    4      47  14,209  4:03:34    975
geac          11,754     462      80     2       15,830     263  3:27:25  1,293
ksrpc                          3,550     1    1           6,206  2:46:19    622
torag          1,767     181   2,163          3   1,379   2,429  1:34:00    675
tmsoft             5      18   3,716     9    3      70   4,618  1:17:02  1,014
uunet.ca          76                   352   31   2,149     100    43:12    867
jtsv16            11       2      15                  9      43       44  1,206
canstar                                  1            3                8    469
<local>           98                     9   82

Newsgroups: tor.news.stats
From: uucp@gpu.utcs.utoronto.ca (utgpu UNIX-to-UNIX copy)
Subject: utgpu UUCP and News report
Organization: UTCS Public Access
Distribution: tor
Date: Fri, 13 Nov 1992 05:31:35 GMT

			Current UUCP Queues and News flow


Host      Oldest Job     Mail     News Out    Other    Incoming News  Articles
             date     msgs/bytes btch/bytes jobs/bytes batches/bytes total/rej.

Bisco.CAnet.CA                                                           2/0
attcan   Nov 13 00:15                         30/970690                277/0
brahms   Nov 12 22:35    7/15831
credit.erin.utoronto.ca                                                   315/0
madhaus.utcs.utoronto.ca                                                     1/0
torn                                                                  14287/0
utcsri                                                                13681/0
utgpu                                                                  182/0
utorvm                                                                  2
utstat                                                                   4/0
utzoo                                                                    7/0


				UUCP Traffic Summary

				From 11/12 00:45 To 11/13 00:15

	      Calls    Minutes     Files       Bytes      Effective   Unused
Site[Failed] To/From   To/From    To/From   Sent/Received  Baudrate  Bandwidth
geac           0/5       0/5        0/0           0/0             0      0%
ohnews         0/0       0/0        0/0           0/0             0      0%
utrim          0/0       0/0        0/0           0/0             0      0%
utscs          0/4       0/4        0/0           0/0             0      0%
fammed         7/0       9/0       16/0       11825/0           917     45%
attcan        46/2     260/2      480/64    8365276/1152524    8791     36%
brahms[1]      0/9       0/30      72/90     109117/59987      1635     41%
From: root@telly.on.ca (Colonel Trappe)
Subject: The bits come to Brampton
Organization: Somewhere just far enough out of Toronto
Distribution: tor
Date: Sun, 8 Nov 1992 08:18:26 GMT


telly's stats from Sat Nov 7 02:50:07 EST 1992 to Sun Nov 8 02:49:48 EST 1992

                 News Articles      Mail      UUCP Traffic (kB)     Backlog
             Accptd, Dups, Que'd  Recv Sent   Recvd   Sent Byt/S Jobs Oldest

Total        24,111 3,760114,953    75   68  27,019 36,706   909

moore         1,074    27 21,608     2    7   1,683 26,743   955
canrem                    23,840         20  14,627  4,912 1,286   48 12  hours
problem       3,291 3,501 20,563          4   9,464    435   629
druid            12     1  2,435          5      18  3,397 1,101
utzoo           116           39    71   12     536    134   210
comspec          17       22,921                248     54 1,105   25 11  hours
unepcan                      201                       289   221
tmsoft            2     3    209                  6    257 1,275
analsyn                                   2     209      3   859
compus                                    4            202 1,447
sc50                   20     82                 31     83   405
lethe           164     4 22,905                 83     10   943   25  7  hours
scilink                       81                        83   528
becker                                    4      68      2   397    4
robohack          7    18     23                 28     31   400
attcan            2           25     1           23     33   875
aimed                         21                        31 1,638
sclcig                                    5             14 1,582
lsuc                                 1            2      3   682
uunorth          28   156
unixbox      19,157    30
seachg                                    1                         1  2  hours
cisl                                                                1 10  hours
ssltd                                     2                         2 20  hours
satorh                                                              1 20  hours
intacc                                    2                       115  2.3 days
yunexus                                                             2  3.1 days
                241 originated locally
Newsgroups: tor.news.stats
From: news@dmntor.UUCP (Usenet Administrator)
Subject: "dmntor" News, UUCP, & Rmail report
Organization: Digital Media Networks
Distribution: ont
Date: Sun, 8 Nov 92 07:55:01 GMT

For the 24-hour period ending
Sun Nov  8 02:53:39 EST 1992

               News Articles         UUCP (Kbytes)   Char/  Time        Rmail
           Accepted  Dups Queued   Received    Sent    Sec   Min.    From    To

Total        14,741    85 14,810     18,288   5,720    959  417.2       1     1

geac         14,468    27    148     18,046     115    911  331.9
consensys                 14,616              5,589  1,182   78.8
dciem           147    58     46        242       2    638    6.4
dmnrock                                           7  1,783    0.1
becker                                            5  1,620    0.1             1
<local>         126                                                     1

recent bad input batches:
bad/721197170

space shortage(s) limited batching       12 times

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From: trost@ogicse.cse.ogi.edu (Bill Trost)
Newsgroups: or.general
Subject: Re: Looking for online weather reports
Date: 13 Nov 92 07:07:28 GMT
Article-I.D.: ogicse.TROST.92Nov12230726
	<BxMKA2.Duq@hfglobe.intel.com>
Distribution: or
Organization: Oregon Graduate Institute, Beaverton, OR
In-reply-to: snelson@ptdca0.intel.com's message of 12 Nov 92 22:39:38 GMT

In article <BxMKA2.Duq@hfglobe.intel.com> snelson@ptdca0.intel.com (Shannon Nelson) writes:
   I'm piping through awk to grab only the report for the Willamette
   Valley (There is no 'Beaverton' listing, gees! :-).

Actually, it's sort of odd that none of the weather servers apparently
carry nothing from Hillsboro (aka HIO in weatherspeak).  Does anyone
know why this is the case?
--
Bill Trost <trost@cse.ogi.edu>  If someone wants to believe in something, that
			        doesn't make it true.
Newsgroups: or.general
From: snelson@ptdca2.intel.com (Shannon Nelson)
Subject: Looking for online weather reports
Originator: snelson@ptdca2
Organization: Portland Technology Development, Intel Corp., Aloha, OR
Distribution: or
Date: Wed, 11 Nov 1992 17:17:54 GMT

Someone mentioned once that there's a machine at orst.edu that has
online weather reports available through finger.  Is this service
still available?  If so, what is the address to be finger'd?
-- 
==============================================================================
Shannon Nelson              Portland Technology Development, Intel Corp.
snelson@ptd.intel.com       (503) 642-8149	I don't speak for Intel
                  Parents can't afford to be squeemish.
From: dhk@hpcvusc (Dustin Kassman)
Newsgroups: or.general
Subject: '93 Blazer schedule wanted
Date: 6 Nov 92 20:39:05 GMT
Article-I.D.: hpcvusn.1992Nov6.203905.27137
Organization: Hewlett-Packard Company, Corvallis, Oregon USA
X-Newsreader: Tin 1.1 PL5

Does anyone have a copy of the 1992-93 Trailblazer schedule they could
post or email to me?  Somehow I missed the one printed in our local
paper.


				Dustin Kassman
				dhk@cv.hp.com
From: pmontgom@math.orst.edu (Peter Montgomery)
Newsgroups: or.general
Subject: Re: Looking for online weather reports
Date: 11 Nov 92 20:52:14 GMT
Article-I.D.: news.BxKKn6.AHA
Distribution: or
Organization: Oregon State University Math Department

In article <BxKApw.Kqr@hfglobe.intel.com> 
snelson@ptdca2.intel.com (Shannon Nelson) writes:

>Someone mentioned once that there's a machine at orst.edu that has
>online weather reports available through finger.  Is this service
>still available?  If so, what is the address to be finger'd?

	finger weather@ats.orst.edu

I suggest piping the output through ``col -b''.
-- 
        Peter L. Montgomery              Internet: pmontgom@math.orst.edu
        Dept. of Mathematics, Oregon State Univ, Corvallis, OR 97331-4605 USA
Newsgroups: or.general
From: "Dan Corpron" <wk01158@worldlink.com>
Subject: Req. for RE Lawyer, Architect/Home Designer, etc..
Organization: Timberline Software
Date: Wed, 11 Nov 1992 15:53:46 GMT
X-Mailer: WORLDLink (3.11)

I am trying to assemble a team of people to design and build
my home (final cost for everything must be less than $180K for
approx 2000+ sq.f. home).  The lots that I am considering are 
in West Suburban Portland.

Does anyone have recommendations for a good (reasonably priced)
Real Estate Laywer?

How about an Architect or Home Designer?  Do I need one and 
how much should I expect to pay her/him?

Has anyone worked with a skilled Home Builder/General Contractor
that produces houses at my price point?

Should I also consult with a landscape architect after lot selection
and during house design?

I have never owned a house before so I am as green as they come in
these matters, please lend me some sage advise!

Thank you,

Dan Corpron
wk01158@worldlink.com
From: dhk@hpcvusc (Dustin Kassman)
Newsgroups: or.general
Subject: Re: '93 Blazer schedule wanted
Date: 9 Nov 92 18:33:30 GMT
Article-I.D.: hpcvusn.1992Nov9.183330.16781
Organization: Hewlett-Packard Company, Corvallis, Oregon USA
X-Newsreader: Tin 1.1 PL5

Thank you to all of the Blazer fans who quickly responded with email
copies of a schedule.  I now know all of the dates and times necessary
to satisfy my Blazer cravings.  Ahhhhh!


				Dustin Kassman
				dhk@cv.hp.com
Newsgroups: or.general
From: allen@tessi.com (Allen Warren)
Subject: Car question
Organization: Test Systems Strategies, Inc., Beaverton, Oregon
Date: Fri, 6 Nov 1992 23:55:40 GMT

I'm in the midst of selling a vehicle through a private
party and a rather strange circumstance has arisen.  The
party wishing to buy the vehicle asked that their reliable
mechanic check out the car to make sure that it is sound
and in good shape.  I think this is extremely sound and
prudent and something I will do in the future should I ever
purchase a used vehicle.

In the course of a brief inspection on the car, the mechanic
noted that the front windshield is not a factory-installed
windshield.  The windshield has the 'Dot' name on it, instead
of 'Toyota', which is the make of the car.

Considering that we purchased the car new approx. 1.5 years
ago, I was really surprised that the windshield was supposedly
not the one which was factory installed.

I phoned both the dealership I received the vehicle from and
the auto broker from my credit union who had found the car
for us.  Both of them stated that it's common for cars to
have sustained damage while in transit and that repairs can
be made under a certain dollar amount with factory
authorized parts and said repairs do NOT have to be reported
to the consumer per Oregon law.

Has anyone else ever heard of this?  Since I haven't, I was
wondering if this is truly common or not.  I should probably
trust the auto broker's word, but I'm just a little bit
wary.  Any knowledge given on this subject is much
appreciated.


 
-- 
--------------------------------------------------
  Allen Warren 
  TSSI -- Beaverton, OR 
  Disclaimer:  My ramblings are NOT those of TSSI          
Newsgroups: or.general
From: jrm@pgroup.com (John R Mudd)
Subject: Re: Looking for online weather reports
Date: Thu, 12 Nov 1992 19:30:18 GMT
Distribution: or
Organization: The Portland Group

In article <BxKwA6.rs@neon.rain.com> jeff@onion.rain.com (Jeff Beadles) writes:
>snelson@ptdca2.intel.com (Shannon Nelson) writes:
[ weather scripts ]

The ultimate in getting weather forecasts is xweather/xforecast (I never
could remember what Frank Adelstein (the originator of the perl weather
script) called the stupid thing).  A couple of us back at Ohio State
dreamed up the idea from that script, and Frank implemented it.  Essentially,
it brings up a map of the US, and allows you to fetch the weather report
of the area that you click on.

The latest copy should be available on ftp.cis.ohio-state.edu, in
pub/X-contrib.  I believe it requires Perl.  There's almost certainly a
copy on export.lcs.mit.edu.  Send me mail if you need more explicit
directions.

... John

Newsgroups: or.test
From: keithl@klic.rain.com (Keith Lofstrom)
Subject: yet another test
Organization: KLIC
Date: Sun, 8 Nov 1992 21:00:21 GMT

  DELETE THIS LINE AND REPLACE WITH $100000 in small bills

Keith

-- 
Keith Lofstrom         keithl@klic.rain.com       Voice (503)-520-1993
KLIC --- Keith Lofstrom Integrated Circuits --- "Your Ideas in Silicon"
Design Contracting in Bipolar and CMOS - Analog, Digital, and Power ICs
Newsgroups: or.test
From: sshostek@sshostek.mentorg.com (Steve Shostek)
Subject: test
Date: Tue, 10 Nov 1992 23:40:48 GMT
Distribution: or
Organization: mentor
Keywords: 
Followup-To: 

test

-- 
* steve_shostek@mentorg.com         | Harmony with land is like harmony with  *
* sshostek@mentorg.com              | a friend. You cannot cherish his right  *
* {uunet, attunix}!mntgfx!sshostek  | hand and chop off his left.             *
*                                   |          --Aldo Leopold                 *
From: frankm@aspen.CNA.TEK.COM (Frank 'Scruff' Miller)
Newsgroups: or.politics
Subject: Clear the desk!
Date: 4 Nov 92 18:04:31 GMT
Distribution: or
Organization: Tektronix, Inc., Redmond,  OR.

Ok Mr. Bush ... here's a box, now clear your desk!

--
Frank 'Scruff' Miller      "A Perl script is correct if it is halfway readable
Tek CNA Division            and gets the job done before the boss fires you."
frankm@master.CNA.TEK.COM   -Larry Wall

Newsgroups: or.politics
From: zeke@fasttech.com (Bohdan Tashchuk)
Subject: Re: the election
Organization: Fast Technology
Date: Mon, 9 Nov 1992 11:06:48 GMT

In <1992Nov9.064006.26904@reed.edu> sharvy@reed.edu (V Headshape) writes:

>Term-limits are flatly antithetical to Libertarian principles.

If Libertarians want to be taken seriously, they need to figure out how to get
media exposure. This can't be all that difficult. On the left hand you've got
bleeding-heart liberals hugging trees, saving whales, and pushing all sorts of
stupid Utopian ideas. On the right hand you've got equally stupid groups like
the OCA, with potentially more dangerous agendas. They've all figured out how
to get the media to notice them. The Libertarians should too.

Posting articles to newsgroups like or.politics isn't going to make much of a
dent in overall public awareness of Libertarian principles.

>Term-limits do not get government out of your face, they get
>government in your face. The government may now prevent me from
>voting for the person I want most to represent me. Thanks a lot. 
>What the hell kind of liberty is that? It's just a law that limits
>the choices I can make.

This may be true. However, it misses the essential point of exactly WHY people
voted for term limits. It's one of the few ways they can express their disgust
with politics-as-usual. They can't as easily vote directly against their local
incumbent, since that would more-or-less be admitting they made a mistake when
they voted for the parasite in the previous election.

I'm willing to give term limits a try to see if things change for the better.

But I was surprised at how easily limits passed here in Oregon. We don't
really need them at the state level, since turnover has been quite high.
Newsgroups: or.politics,alt.politics.clinton,alt.politics.democrats.d,alt.politics.elections,ba.politics,co.politics,ne.politics,nj.politics,ny.politics,talk.politics.misc
From: robert@slipknot.rain.com (Robert Reed)
Subject: Re: VOTE, BABY, VOTE!
Reply-To: robert@slipknot.rain.com.UUCP (Robert Reed)
Organization: Home Animation Ltd.
Date: Fri, 13 Nov 1992 01:44:49 GMT

In article <1992Nov12.073012.23172@Princeton.EDU> niepornt@phoenix.Princeton.EDU (David Marc Nieporent) writes:
|
|>But in other 3 way races, 1980, 1968, and also to some extent 1948
|>and 1924, the winning candidate did get 50% of the vote.
|>So Clinton really didn't do as well as in those cases.
|>For example, in 1980, Reagan had close to a 10 point win.
|>*even* if every Anderson vote had gone for Carter, it would have
|>been a Reagan victory. Here, of course, a Bush+Perot vote would have
|>swamped Clinton.  The last comparable race was 1912.
|
|Not really.  In 1968, the winning candidate got nowhere NEAR 50% of the
|vote.  What election were *you* watching?  Popular vote-wise, the
|Nixon-Humphrey numbers were almost dead-even.

Specifically, in 1968 Richard Nixon got 43.4% of the vote, to Humphrey's 42.7%.
In 1948, Truman got 49.6% (barely 50%) to Dewey's 45.1%.
________________________________________________________________________________
Robert Reed			Home Animation Ltd.		503-656-8414
robert@slipknot.rain.com	5686 First Court, West Linn, OR 97068

MacDermott and MacDuff were sitting in front of the clubhouse after 18 holes of
golf in a raw, blustery day.  The ice slowly melted from their beards and
collected in puddles under their chairs.  Outside, the wind continued to howl
off the North Sea and hail beat against the windows.
  The pair sat in silence over straight whiskies.  Finally, MacDermott spoke.
"Next Saturday, same time?"
  "Aye," MacDuff replied gruffly, "weather permittin'."
________________________________________________________________________________
Xref: sparky or.politics:418 talk.politics.misc:58089 alt.politics.perot:5135
From: zeke@fasttech.com (Bohdan Tashchuk)
Newsgroups: or.politics,talk.politics.misc,alt.politics.perot
Subject: Re: Third Party in Oregon
Keywords: Ross Perot, United We Stand, America
Date: 5 Nov 92 08:34:51 GMT
Article-I.D.: fasttech.1992Nov5.083451.27248
Distribution: or
Organization: Fast Technology

In <1992Nov5.020234.3917@sequent.com> wandac@sequent.com (Wanda Chauncy) writes:

>Are you interested in moving forward with the ideals and ethics of
>Ross Perot as they relate to responsibility and the accountability of
>our government?

>Anyone interested in joining the 3rd Party movement is encouraged to
>do so by changing your current voter registration to the Independent
>Initiative Party (IIP).

Hey, this is a great idea. If I join, will the paranoid megalomanic
have me investigated? Will he let me know what he finds?

-----

Thank God this election is over. I'm not at all happy at the outcome, and
I think there is a lot of change needed, but Ross Perot is NOT the right
person for the job.
Newsgroups: or.politics,alt.politics.clinton,alt.politics.democrats.d,alt.politics.elections,ba.politics,co.politics,ne.politics,nj.politics,ny.politics
From: bzs@world.std.com (Barry Shein)
Subject: Re: VOTE, BABY, VOTE!
Organization: The World
	<1992Nov11.192824.4500@island.COM> <BxLIyB.Izt@slipknot.rain.com>
Date: Fri, 13 Nov 1992 06:42:50 GMT


>|>Since something like $500B per year is going to just pay the interest
>|>on the debt you may well be wrong. Unless you just suggest we default
>|>on the debt.
>|
>|This figure is way too high.  I don't know what the actual figure is,
>|but if we figure a $4 trillion debt, and an average rate of 7% (that
>|is probably too high), then the cost to finance this years debt would
>|be $280 billion.  A lot, but quite a bit less than $500 billion.
>
>Sorry, Barry, but Guido's right.

So he's right about the number, but I'm still right about the point:
That cutting off most or all of the $100B that goes to the poor isn't
really going to get us out of this mess.

And it's highly unlikely that even the most severe cutting is going to
cut much more than half of that, a lot of it goes to the truly, truly
pathetic (e.g. severely retarded, etc.) It's not likely any large
segment of the population is going to advocate taking them and their
cribs and tossing them onto the sidewalk, which is about what you
would have to do.

-- 
        -Barry Shein

Software Tool & Die    | bzs@world.std.com          | uunet!world!bzs
Purveyors to the Trade | Voice: 617-739-0202        | Login: 617-739-WRLD
Newsgroups: or.politics,alt.politics.clinton,alt.politics.democrats.d,alt.politics.elections,ba.politics,co.politics,ne.politics,nj.politics,ny.politics,talk.politics.misc