Organization: North Dakota Higher Education Computer Network
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.new-list
Date:         Fri, 11 Dec 1992 14:16:38 CST
Reply-To:     rickie@mindvox.phantom.com, MDA1@NIORDS1.EM.CDC.GOV,
              70651.3324@CompuServe.COM, jmatrow@donald.wichitaks.NCR.COM,
              O1EVERT@AKRONVM.BITNET, Barry.Kapke@f33.n125.z1.FIDONET.ORG,
              TGJ@UKHOUO.Prime.COM, HOCHBRGZ@ACFcluster.NYU.EDU,
              X91007@phillip.edu.au, MONTANAN@vm.ci.uv.es,
              JOHNJOHN@MICF.NIST.GOV
From:         Marty Hoag <NU021172@NDSUVM1.BITNET>
Subject:      NEW-LIST List Search Digest - 11 Dec 1992

NEW-LIST List Search Digest - 11 Dec 1992

Today's Topics:

   1. Gay List/Mailing List
   2. new epidemiology list
   3. - Authoring languages and CBT/Electronic Performance Support Systems
   4. Looking for dinosaur/paleontology list
   5. Health and Environment
   6. Epilepsy lists?
   7. LOOKING: Tibet news
   8. Camcorder list?
   9. Recreational Math
  10. Proposal - New Electronic Journal - Psyche
  11. Looking classified lists of lists

Administrivia:

      Please respond directly to the person asking about the list
   if you have an answer OR if you are also interested.  We just
   don't have time to keep track and match up responses for everyone.

      A document containing ways to find e-mail lists of interest is
   available.  Just send e-mail to LISTSERV@vm1.nodak.edu (or on
   BITNET to LISTSERV@NDSUVM1) with the command
      GET LISTSOF LISTS                        (note plural LISTS twice)
   You may also obtain the document via anonymous ftp to vm1.nodak.edu
   (134.129.111.1) and then entering "cd new-list" and
   "get listsof.lists'.
      Other files available are
   NEW-LIST CREATE (new-list.create) General info on starting a list.
   NEW-LIST FORMAT (new-list.format) Suggested format for announcements.

Note:  The digest format is described in RFC 1153 by Frank Wancho.

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Date:        Fri, 27 Nov 92 19:27:27 EST
From:        rickie@mindvox.phantom.com (Richard Velez)
To:          new-list@vm1.nodak.edu
Subject:     Gay List/Mailing List

Does anyone knows of a Gay List on Listserv, or a Mailing List
that I could join... ?


   ____       Richard Velez
   \  /  New York City, New York
    \/          P R I D E
        Rickie@MindVox.Phantom.Com


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Date:        Mon, 30 Nov 92 08:51:00 EST
From:        MDA1@NIORDS1.EM.CDC.GOV
To:          NEW-LIST@VM1.NoDak.EDU
Subject:     new epidemiology list
Message-Id:  <2B199F78@router.em.cdc.gov>

I am thinking of starting a list dealing with epidemiologic issues -- mainly
relating to occupational and environmental topics.  I have looked through
various lists of lists and have found nothing of direct relevance.  However,
there's still a chance I missed something already existing.  I would very much
like to hear from anyone who knows of anything relating to my proposed list.
Contact Mike at mda1@niords1.em.cdc.gov.  Thanks.


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Date:        28 Nov 92 15:07:17 EST
From:        "Robert J. Earp" <70651.3324@CompuServe.COM>
Subject:     - Authoring languages and CBT/Electronic Performance Support System
Message-Id:  <921128200716_70651.3324_DHJ45-1@CompuServe.COM>

Marty:
Do you know of any lists on the subject of authoring languages and systems for
CBT/Electronic Performance Support Systems. I guess they could also fall into
the categories of CBT & Electronic Performance Support Systems too.
I do subscribe to AWARE-L which is for Authorware.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks, Bob...

Bob Earp
White Rock, British Columbia, Canada
70651.3324@compuserv.com

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Date:        Tue, 1 Dec 92 9:15:37 CST
From:        John Matrow <jmatrow@donald.wichitaks.NCR.COM>
To:          new-list@vm1.nodak.edu
Subject:     Looking for dinosaur/paleontology list

I'm looking for a list on dinosaurs, paleontology and/or mesozoic era.
There has been many requests for such a list and I believe interest
continues to grow. Who knows? Perhaps JURASSIC PARK will do for
paleontology what INDY JONES did for archaeology.
--

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Date:        Tue, 1 Dec 92 22:44:59 EST
From:        "johnjohn@micf.nist.gov" <JOHNJOHN@MICF.NIST.GOV>
To:          <new-list@vm1.nodak.edu>
Subject:     Health and Environment


I'm looking for mailing lists on health and the environment. Please e-mail
responses to 72427.2076@compuserve.com

Thanks.


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Date:        Tue, 01 Dec 92 23:23:47 EST
From:        Tom Evert <O1EVERT@AKRONVM>
To:          NEW-LIST - New List Announcements <NEW-LIST@NDSUVM1>
Subject:     Epilepsy lists?

Are there any lists/groups that discuss people with epilepsy?

Thanks!

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TOM EVERT (O1EVERT@AKRONVM.BITNET) *   LISTSERV OWNER OF OPERS-L
     THE UNIVERSITY OF AKRON       * MAINFRAME COMPUTER OPERATIONS
      INFORMATION SERVICES         *       DISCUSSION GROUP
      AKRON, OH  44305-3501        *

  COMPUTER OPERATIONS - A DIRTY JOB BUT SOMEONE HAS TO DO IT!!
/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\

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Date:        Tue, 08 Dec 92 01:01:34 PDT
From:        Barry.Kapke@f33.n125.z1.FIDONET.ORG (Barry Kapke)
To:          NEW-LIST@VM1.NoDak.EDU
Subject:     LOOKING: Tibet news


I am looking for any lists which deal with news updates about Tibet, the Dalai
 Lama, or Tibetan Buddhism. Thanks.


Barry.Kapke@f33.n125.z1.FIDONET.ORG
--
Barry Kapke - via FidoNet node 1:125/555
    UUCP - ...!uunet!hoptoad!kumr!fidogate!33!Barry.Kapke
INTERNET - Barry.Kapke@f33.n125.z1.FIDONET.ORG

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Date:        Mon, 07 Dec 1992 11:52:44 UT
From:        Terry Jeffery International Product Support Group
  <TGJ@UKHOUO.Prime.COM>
To:          INFO@VM1.NODAK.EDU
Subject:     Camcorder list?

Hi there Marty,

I've been searching all the usual places for an interest group concerned
with camcorders. The nearest I've seen is the videotech list and the
photo-l none of them are really camcorder biased. Any Clues

TIA

Terry Jeffery


Terry Jeffery International Product Support Group   Telephone +44 256 301230
Computervision (UK) Ltd Basingstoke                 Fax       +44 256 301215
Internet : tgj@ukhouo.prime.com
X.400    :  /C=GB/A=TMailUK/P=CV/O=Computervision Ltd/S=Jeffery/G=Terry
                 Living is Hazardous to your Health

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Date:        10 Dec 1992 22:19:46 -0500 (EST)
From:        Zev Hochberg <HOCHBRGZ@ACFcluster.NYU.EDU>
To:          new-list@vm1.nodak.edu
Subject:     Recreational Math
Message-id:  <01GS60CYW08YAC38I6@ACFcluster.NYU.EDU>

Anyone know of a list on recreational mathematics?
Puzzles, games, as well as theory.

Zev Hochberg
Internet: hochbrgz@acfcluster.nyu.edu
Bitnet:   hochbrgz@nyuacf

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Date:        11 Dec 1992 23:08 -0500 (EST)
From:        X91007@phillip.edu.au
To:          new-list@vm1.nodak.edu
Subject:     Proposal - New Electronic Journal - Psyche
Message-id:  <01GS7GEXYOQ4000622@phillip.edu.au>

Announcement: New Electronic Magazine 'Psyche'.

I am interested in starting up a electronic magazine
exploring broad issues relating to consciousness and the
mind. I hope to explore these issues in an interdisciplinary
way - using approaches and insights from psychology,
philosophy, anthropology, computer science and mathematics.

Examples of some of the general areas that Psyche will cover
are: the mind-body problem; altered-states-of-consciousness;
psychoactive drugs; shamanism; dream states; hypnosis;
artificial intelligence; meditative states; ecstatic
religious states; blindsight; language and mind.

In an attempt to offer a grounding in some of the central
themes of Psyche, major review articles of influential
ideas/books/movements will also be solicited. Examples of
what these might be are: John Searle's Chinese Room Problem;
Daniel Dennett's book 'Consciousness Explained'; Gordon
Wasson's theories regarding Soma; Roger Penrose's book 'The
Emperor's New Mind'.

While Psyche will not be peer-reviewed this does not mean
that it will become a haven for New Age/Lunatic Fringe ideas.
I have just completed a BSc Honours majoring in psychology,
and I am currently studying the way the brain codes the
position of objects. I would like to balance by skills with
others and so am particularly interested in getting in
contact with people with backgrounds in either computer
science, philosophy or anthropology to act as sub/co-editors.

While the date is obviously tentative I would like to get the
first issue of Psyche out by March 1993. It will be produced
in ASCII and hopefully postscript. As tends to be the nature
of electronic journals clarity, rather than length, will be a
critical factor in deciding which articles are accepted.

So if your interested in: helping, supplying copy,
subscribing (at least for the first edition), or simply
offering advice please contact directly me at the address
below. In your reply please let me know where you read about
Psyche.

Yours sincerely,
                         Patrick Wilken

x91007@phillip.edu.au


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Date:        Fri, 11 Dec 92 16:02:00 EST
From:        "Rogelio Montanana (MONTANAN at EVALUN11)" <MONTANAN@vm.ci.uv.es>
To:          netscouts@vmtecmex, help-net@templevm, new-list@ndsuvm1
cc:          tamarira@vm.ci.uv.es
Subject:     Looking classified lists of lists

We are interested in providing our users information about all kinds of forums
(Bitnet and Internet discussion lists, news groups, etc.) in all fields of
knowledge in an structured way, organized by topics for example.

I have discovered a series of files, ACADLIST FILEn (n = 1 to 5), available
in LISTSERV at UOTTAWA; this list was compiled some time ago (1991) by Diane
Kovacs, but has much less information than the interest-groups file available
at ftp.nisc.sri.com, that is twice as large; also, has no information about
news groups. Does anybody if there is anything like this available somewhere?

Please respond directly to me, I am not subscribed in any of those lists.

Thank you very much,
Rogelio.

Rogelio Montanana, System Analyst             Tel:(346)3864310 Fax:(346)3864200
Valencia Univ. Computer Center                     Bitnet: montanan at evalun11
Dr. Moliner, 50                                  Internet: montanan@vm.ci.uv.es
46100 Burjassot                   Hepnet: evalun::montanan (or 16530::montanan)
Spain                 X400: C=es;A=mensatex;P=iris;O=uv;OU=ci;OU=vm;SN=montanan

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