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From: news@jato.jpl.nasa.gov
Subject: Weekly USENET Report for jato
Organization: Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Date: Tue, 21 Jul 1992 11:21:20 GMT


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From: rchung@iris.usc.edu (Ronald Chung)
Newsgroups: la.news
Subject: visitor from Hong Kong
Date: 31 Jul 1992 09:31:43 -0700
Organization: University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA
Distribution: la
NNTP-Posting-Host: iris.usc.edu


Dear folks,

A professor from Hong Kong, Prof. Vincent LUM, will be visiting LA on
August 3rd and 4th.  Aside from other business, he would also like to
meet graduating Ph.D. students who are interested in faculty positions
in Hong Kong.  Salaries and benefits are comparable to those in U.S.,
and the research environment is decent (teaching load is light, and
there is quite some money for research).  He is particularly looking
for people in the field of Robotics/Automation, CAD-CAM,
Operations Research, and Information Systems, although others are also
welcome to talk to him.

I am helping Prof. Lum in scheduling the events in LA.  Anybody who is
interested please send an email to me.  He will make some arrangements
to meet the students on August 3rd or 4th.

Regards,

Ron

===========================================

Visitor
=======
Prof. Vincent LUM,
Department Head of Systems Engineering,
The Chinese University of Hong Kong,
Hong Kong.

Date
====
August 3, 4, 1992.

Local Contact Person
====================
Ronald Chung,
Powell Hall 222,
IRIS, School of Engineering,
University of Southern California.
E-mail: rchung@iris.usc.edu
Office Phone: (213)740-6436

-- 
===============================================================================
Ronald Chung			E-mail: rchung@iris.usc.edu (128.125.84.2)
Institute for Robotics and Intelligent Systems, USC, Los Angeles, CA 90089-0273
Phone: (Office) 213-740-6436; (Lab) 213-740-6245
From: news@jato.jpl.nasa.gov
Subject: Weekly USENET Report for jato
Organization: Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Date: Tue, 28 Jul 1992 11:21:12 GMT


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From: protein@garfield.catt.ncsu.edu (Chris Blackmon)
Newsgroups: triangle.radio
Subject: RARS Meeting
Date: 29 Jul 92 15:00:54 GMT
Organization: North Carolina State University


 
The regular monthly meeting of the Raleigh Amateur Radio Society will be
Wednesday August 5, 1992 at 7:30 PM at the Hillsborough Street YMCA.  Come
early to enjoy Doughnuts, Coffee, Drinks, and Eyeball QSO's.
 
Exams will be given at the meeting.  It is recommended that you come early and
bring a copy of your current license and CSCE's along with a completed 610
form.  Contact Vince Yakamavich, AA4MY at 847-8512 to pre-register and for info.
See You All there!
Brian


Chris Blackmon, N4VGK		||  In this business, you either lead, follow
protein@catt.ncsu.edu		||  or get the hell out of the way.

"pour aller ou personne n'est jamais alle'...."
Newsgroups: triangle.general
From: langley@med.unc.edu (Ken Langley)
Subject: Re: Fooz ball places?
Keywords: foosball, beer
Organization: UNC-CH School of Medicine
Distribution: triangle
Date: Wed, 29 Jul 1992 12:53:35 GMT


The two most obvious here in Chapel Hill are Troll's and
Bub's, plus the added bonus of wonderful atmosphere.

Ken
-- 
|-------------------------------------------------|
|  Ken Langley                                    |
|                                                 |
|  langley@med.unc.edu                            |
From: dblakele@acpub.duke.edu (Dean Blakeley MD)
Newsgroups: triangle.general
Subject: Re: BBS Numbers
Keywords: BBS local
Date: 28 Jul 92 10:09:42 GMT
Organization: Duke University; Durham, N.C.

In article <60918@aurs01.UUCP> miles@aurw7a.aur.alcatel.com.UUCP (Robert Miles) writes:
>A few BBS numbers:
>
>383-4905	DOWNTOWN! BBS	Durham/RTP	I believe this one
>						has TCS's list of the
>						Triangle area BBS's.

I tried this one out with some good success.  Some nice NC touches.

>493-7111	Wolve's Den	Durham/RTP

How does one get in contact with Chuck Woodbury about access on this 
system.  I couldn't figure out how to get guest access?

>481-0368	Research Triangle node 1	Cary
>460-0510	The C: Directory node 1		Cary
>779-6674	Micro Message Service		Raleigh/Garner

Still looking for time to check these out.  Just moved down here to the
Triangle about 3 weeks ago.

>
>There's a much longer list in the June issue of the Triangle Computer
>Society (TCS) newsletter; that's where I found these.
>

Where does one usually find copies of this?

Peace


-- 
| Dean D Blakeley, MD            |  This ain't no party.  This ain't no disco |
| Ambulatory Care Service (11C)  |  This ain't no fooling around.             |
| Durham VA Medical Center       |  - David Byrne                             |
| Durham NC 27705                |  NeXTMail accepted                         |
From: barber@jazz.concert.net (Scott Barber)
Newsgroups: triangle.general
Subject: Re: FreeNet for RTP
Date: 27 Jul 92 04:32:23 GMT
Organization: Center for Communications, MCNC; RTP, NC


In article <1992Jul23.221359.7895@ncsu.edu> brent@eslabb.stat.ncsu.edu (mr markov) writes:
>
>Tim Arnold is the system administrator for the Statistics Instructional
>Computing Lab (SICL) at North Carolina State University.  Those of you 
>interested in the FreeNet should take a look at his policies, as set
>forth in his SICL Introductory Manual:
>
># All student accounts are monitored randomly [...] Any files
># that do not relate to the class for which the student is enrolled
># will be removed.

Sounds like the account referred to above is a class account made
available to students to do classwork.  Contrary to some people's
belief, these accounts are NOT private, and are not usually presented 
as such.  Any system administrator who wants to avoid the screams of 
hundreds of crazed and desperate students with "disk full" messages 
on their printouts at the end of every semester is wise to encourage 
users to be thrifty.  

># You have 500 kilobytes allocated to your SICL account [...]
># It is best to keep this number below 400.

>(Saves him time when he goes through your files.)

Uh, yeah, right.

># You can always connect to SICL, except for: 
>#  - from 8:00 am to 9:00 am Monday-Friday.  This time is reserved
>#    for SICL maintenance.
>
>(Or, in other words, this is when Tim goes through everyone's files.)

Most system administrators have at least a couple of other things 
to do than to waste a lot of time reading student's files, random
checks notwithstanding.

What it boils down to... there is nothing unusual, underhanded,
dishonest, or surrepticious about a policy such as the one quoted
from State's SICL handbook.

Needless to say, this, uh, ..., mmm, "poorly conceived" warning of
"mr markov" should not (imho,oc) reflect negatively on any efforts 
to establish the Freenet that is being proposed. 

Scott

P.S.  Basically, I second everything that Mr. Gallatin posted, except, 
of course, for that crudely vicious personal attack!!  ;-)

"How would you react if I    \ Scott Barber            \ "I don't know, 
told you that I'm not from    \ barber@jazz.concert.net >  do you think 
Guildford after all, but from  \  MCNC                 / it's the sort of
a small planet somewhere in the >  RTP, NC            / thing you're 
vicinity of Betelguese?"       /  BVD                / likely to say?" 
						--- Douglas Adams
From: seward@CCVAX1.NCSU.EDU (Bill Seward)
Newsgroups: triangle.general
Subject: FREEnet
Date: 27 Jul 92 14:06:04 GMT
Reply-To: seward@CCVAX1.NCSU.EDU
Organization: Surely you jest.

At the risk of getting toasted, will those of you interested in the
FREEnet stuff *please* take it to triangle.freenet or alt.flame, as
may be appropriate?

Those of us who were involved in a similar undertaking some time ago are
tired of hearing all the BS/backstabbing/character assassination--that is
why  we dropped out in the first place.


-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Bill Seward               |                                                 |
| SEWARD@CCVAX1.CC.NCSU.EDU | Pithy saying wanted.  Inquire within.           | 
| SEWARD@NCSUVAX.BITNET     |                                                 |
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
From: alan@acpub.duke.edu (Alan M. Gallatin)
Newsgroups: triangle.general
Subject: Re: FreeNet for RTP
Date: 24 Jul 92 03:49:12 GMT
Organization: Duke University; Durham, N.C.

Mr Markov writes...

>Tim Arnold is the system administrator for the Statistics Instructional
>Computing Lab (SICL) at North Carolina State University.  Those of you 
>interested in the FreeNet should take a look at his policies, as set
>forth in his SICL Introductory Manual:
>
># All student accounts are monitored randomly [...] Any files
># that do not relate to the class for which the student is enrolled
># will be removed.
>
>(Ah, I thought you said FREEnet.)

[Several more lines of similar gibberish removed]

I don't recall Mr. Arnold saying that the Freenet would be the same
system as the SICL or that it would be administered under the same
policies.  The creation of a Freenet is completely CONSISTENT with
these policies as universities often have to enforce guidelines on
the usage of student accounts and students who want more "free" or
"unrestricted" access have to look elsewhere (i.e., Freenet).

># You can always connect to SICL, except for: 
>#  - from 8:00 am to 9:00 am Monday-Friday.  This time is reserved
>#    for SICL maintenance.
>
>(Or, in other words, this is when Tim goes through everyone's files.)

Do you have anything better to do with your time than launch
personal attacks on individuals attempting to do some good?
I have no idea who Tim Arnold is, but your post is clearly a
personal attack which has little to do with the Freenet issue.

Grow up.

-- 
 Alan M. Gallatin <alan@acpub.duke.edu>     |  The opinions contained in this
 Duke University School of Law; Durham, NC  |  post are statements of fact.
From: jek@duke.cs.duke.edu (James E. Kittock)
Newsgroups: triangle.general
Subject: NC State taxes?
Date: 29 Jul 92 22:27:11 GMT
Distribution: triangle
Organization: Duke University Computer Science Dept.; Durham, N.C.


Hi, I am a student who is a legal resident of VA, and I recently
realized that I had paid NC state tax on some part time work here
at Duke.

Is it still possible to apply for an income tax refund?
Where do I get tax forms?

Any help appreciated! 
(you can do the taxes too, if you really want ;-> )

--james
-- 
James Kittock   --   Duke class of 1992    --    Computer Science/Mathematics 
jek@cs.duke.edu | mcnc!duke!jek | PO Box 5750, Duke Station, Durham, NC 27706
"Yes, I will kiss the girl from Venus for science." - They Might be Giants
Newsgroups: bnr.rtp.classified,triangle.general,triangle.talks
From: abare@bnr.ca (Andrew Bare P025)
Subject: Donors of white blood cells needed.
Reply-To: abare@bnr.ca
Organization: BNR Inc., Research Triangle Park, NC
Distribution: bnr
Date: Tue, 21 Jul 1992 12:50:19 GMT

The Chapel Hill Herald Tuesday, July 21, 1992 on page 3 contains an 
article outlining the need for white blooc cell donations in North
Carolina.

Pheresis is the process used to collect white blood cells.  "Last year
regional physiciams made nearly 21000 requests for pheresis blood donations,
in which whity cells, or platelets, are separated from red blood cells.  This
year requests will top 40,000."

"Pheresis donations are used by patients with leukemia, sickle cell and aplastic
anemia and other conditions.  Matching a pheresis donor with a patient involves 
more that determining the blood type.  A pheresis donor's HLA (Human Leukocyte 
Antigen), or blood tissue type, is first determined,  Then, the HLA is listed 
with the Red Cross as one of 10,000 HLA types which may be needed, Red Cross
Officials said."


If you're a healthy person please call
                       BOB DATOR, Pheresis/Bone Marrow Consultant
                       American Red Cross
                       Blood Services Carolinas Region Triangle Center
                       4737 University Drive
                       Durham, NC 27707 
                       (919) 493-3551

-- 
 Andrew Bare        "Can't means Can Try"-Ms. Alice Harper, 1977 - AJHS Band
 BNR, Inc.          "All they can say is NO." -Anonymous USMC.
 RTP, NC, USA       "Give Another Chance. Give Blood" -American Red Cross
 ESN 294-8680 or (919) 991-8680                 WARNING: My view...NOT BNR's!
Xref: sparky triangle.general:411 misc.consumers.house:9896
From: marshall@marshall.cs.unc.edu (Jonathan A. Marshall)
Newsgroups: triangle.general,misc.consumers.house
Subject: Well digging recommendations in Triangle area
Date: 28 Jul 92 17:44:48 GMT
Followup-To: triangle.general
Distribution: triangle

My mother and her husband recently bought a house just outside Chapel Hill
but have been having trouble with bacterial contamination in their well
water.

They are looking for a good local contractor who can fix the problem,
either by digging a new well or by improving the existing well.  Any
recommendations?  They would also appreciate general advice on well
digging and upkeep.

The well was originally dug by Hudson Well Co. (Charlie Collins).  The
previous owners of the house hired Collins to re-line the well last
October, in an apparently unsuccessful effort to fix the contamination
problem.  Any information (positive or negative) about Hudson or Collins
would also be appreciated.

I will make a summary of the responses available to anyone who requests it.

Thank you!

= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =
=									=
=   Jonathan A. Marshall			  marshall@cs.unc.edu   =
=   Department of Computer Science					=
=   CB 3175, Sitterson Hall						=
=   University of North Carolina		  Office 919-962-1887	=
=   Chapel Hill, NC 27599-3175, U.S.A.		     Fax 919-962-1799	=
=									=
= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = 
Newsgroups: triangle.general,triangle.wizards,triangle.forsale
From: khaled@science.csc.ncsu.edu (Khaled El-Sayed)
Subject: Data General Aviion: Limited time access requested
Originator: khaled@science.csc.ncsu.edu
Organization: NCSU Department of Computer Science (science.csc.ncsu.edu)
Distribution: triangle
Date: Tue, 21 Jul 1992 17:54:04 GMT

Hi Triangle folks,

I need to have access to a Data General Aviion 5000 workstation with Fortran 
and C compilers. The duration would be about one to two days. Willing to pay 
if requested, but prefer free access of course :-)

Thanks

Khaled

-- 
Khaled M. F. El-Sayed              |     e-mail: khaled@science.ncsu.edu
Department of Computer Science     |     Voice : 919-515-7533 (Office)
North Carolina State University    |             919-515-7346 (CCSP Lab)
Raleigh, NC 27695-8207, U.S.A.     |     FAX   : 919-515-7382
From: sasefj@junebug.unx.sas.com (Edie Jeffreys)
Newsgroups: triangle.general
Subject: consulting firms
Date: 29 Jul 92 20:39:38 GMT
Organization: SAS Institute Inc.
Originator: sasefj@junebug.unx.sas.com


i have a friend who is looking for a reputable company to do a
contract software job.  he wants a system designed for the pc
using Paradox.  i know there are many individuals out there who
can do this job, but he is looking for a company which is stable 
and will be around for awhile.

you may respond to my email account, and i will pass on the 
info i get to my friend.


-- 
Edie Jeffreys            The fact is, no matter how closely I study it
SAS Institute, Inc.      No matter how I take it apart
SAS Circle, Cary, NC     No matter how i break it down
(919)677-8000 x6946      It remains consistent.  -- Belew
From: sasebb@zen.unx.sas.com (Edmund Burnette)
Newsgroups: triangle.general
Subject: Help with Compaq Deskpro 286
Date: 20 Jul 92 17:01:09 GMT
Organization: The Village
Originator: sasebb@zen.unx.sas.com


I purchased a Compaq Deskpro 286-12 at the Cary Hamfest last week
and I could use a little information.  I bought this machine "as is"
with no documentation and not much idea of what was inside of it (I
did see it boot before paying for it, though).  I have several
questions about the machine and the various boards I have found
therein.  If you could help out, either with documentation you don't
need any more, answers to specific questions, pointers to more
appropriate news groups, etc. I'd appreciate it.

The biggest problem I'm having right now is with its extended memory
(XMS).  I installed DOS 5.0 with HIMEM.SYS and DOS=HIGH in the
config.sys file (standard installation created the file).  With this
setup, the machine locks up with a "Parity check 2 ??????" message
when accessing most, but not all, floppies.  Also, when I tried to
install MS Windows 3.1, it locked up with the same message when
running the SETUP program.  Removing the DOS=HIGH problem fixed the
floppy crash; removing HIMEM and DOS=HIGH caused Windows SETUP to
lock up (same msg) when it tried to "install the XMS driver".  Therefore
I think I'm having trouble with the extended memory.  I have tried
various combinations of the /cpuclock and /machine options on HIMEM.SYS
to no avail.

Machine setup:

   Compaq Deskpro 286-12 with 640K on the motherboard (I think)
   AST 286 Sixpack with 2 1M SIMMS
   Northern Telecom modem of unknown baud rate
   3Com EtherLink II card
   Floppy/Serial/Parallel/Winchester card (probably Compaq brand)
   VGA card of unknown brand (has a Paradise VGA chip) + mono monitor

I have some more specific information, model numbers, switch settings,
etc., at home for each of these.  If you think you can help me figure
out any of this equipment, drop me a line.  Thanks.

P.S.: I also got an HP LaserJet II printer.  If you have any doc on this
machine that you don't need anymore, I could use that too.

-- 
Edmund Burnette, SAS Institute Inc.    (919)677-8000 | sasebb@unx.sas.com
SAS Campus Drive, Cary, NC 27513  (919)677-8123(fax) | ...!mcnc!sas!sasebb
From: biggers@wolves.uucp (Mark Biggers)
Newsgroups: triangle.general
Subject: looking for good periodontist, in Durham (or maybe @ UNC)
Date: 26 Jul 92 21:28:15 GMT
Distribution: triangle
Organization: Wolves Den UNIX site
X-Md4-Signature: 6624960f40e87b4a14ddb62cbbdab267

Hello,

I would like a recommendation for a good periodontist, preferably in
the Durham area.  I have also heard some good things about periodontal
work done at the Dental School at UNC-CH; if anyone would like to
elaborate on them I would be appreciative.

--mark

-- 
Mark Biggers
Internet: biggers%wolves@cs.duke.edu
Usenet:   ...!mcnc!wolves!biggers (mcnc.org)
<standard disclaimers apply>
From: weaver@altair.cs.unc.edu (Laura Weaver)
Newsgroups: triangle.general
Subject: ATTENTION Daycare Parents
Keywords: Teddy Bear Nursery
Date: 23 Jul 92 13:27:12 GMT
Distribution: triangle


I want to contact the parents of children who currently attend Teddy Bear 
Nursery in Durham (near RTP).  If your child attends this nursery, or if you
know someone whose child attends, please contact me or my husband, Paul, ASAP.
	Work: 962-1747
	Home: 489-4195
	Paul's work: 543-9097

Thanks!
Laura Weaver
weaver@cs.unc.edu
Newsgroups: triangle.general
From: uevans@med.unc.edu (Elizabeth A. Evans)
Subject: Re: Fooz ball places? (oops :-})
Organization: UNC-CH School of Medicine
Distribution: triangle
Date: Wed, 29 Jul 1992 18:32:52 GMT

Oops. (As the subject says.)  I'm so embarrassed.  "Foosball" friend,
Rick, says that he told me that wrong game name!  Turns out what we
were playing that was such fun was air hockey.  (Rick realized he had
told me the wrong thing (blame a lazy weekend trip with brains on
hold) and Ken Langley told me what the game really was.)

So, a corrected question:  does anyone know of any local air hockey
tables?  Or do we have to go back to the mountains to play?  (Oh,
horror of horrors!  :-))

By the way, if you want to know about a terrific B&B west of Boone,
let me know. The place we stayed was wonderful.

-- Libby
From: sasebb@zen.unx.sas.com (Edmund Burnette)
Newsgroups: triangle.general
Subject: Mellencamp tix wanted for trade
Date: 22 Jul 92 16:02:57 GMT
Organization: The Village
Originator: sasebb@zen.unx.sas.com


Anyone have 2 Mellencamp pavilion tickets (covered seats) that
they might be willing to trade for 2 Grass Pass lawn tickets
good for any Walnut Creek show?  If there's a price difference
I can make it up.  Looks like rain tomorrow so I'm trying to get
dry seats.

-- 
Edmund Burnette, SAS Institute Inc.    (919)677-8000 | sasebb@unx.sas.com
SAS Campus Drive, Cary, NC 27513  (919)677-8123(fax) | ...!mcnc!sas!sasebb
From: bergman@proline.cs.unc.edu (Larry Bergman)
Newsgroups: triangle.general
Subject: pick-your-own fruit?
Date: 23 Jul 92 20:02:57 GMT
Followup-To: poster

I'm interested in pick-your-own fruit places where I can
pick peaches and blueberries.  Can anyone recommend such
a place within an easy drive of the triangle?  Also, any
info on what the picking season for these fruits is 
would be helpful.

Thanks,

Larry Bergman
-- 
Larry Bergman
bergman@cs.unc.edu