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From: stank@alcor.concordia.ca (EMC LAB account)
Subject: Re: Where can I find db25 connectors?
Organization: Concordia University, Montreal, Quebec
Distribution: mtl
Date: Thu, 8 Oct 1992 14:59:29 GMT

In article <BvpCAC.7B5@Nyongwa.CAM.ORG> steve@Nyongwa.CAM.ORG (Steve M. Robbins) writes:
>I need to find a pair of DB25 connectors, to connect up two computers by their
>serial port.  They will be quite far apart, and I only need three wires, so
>I don't want to buy a huge 25 wire cable ...

I'll assume you know what you're doing, and you're using XON/XOFF.

>Is there someplace, near downtown, that will sell me just the connectors?

Radio Shack must still sell them (at a premium, of course).  Future
(Active) would be my first choice, but they're not near downtown (they're
in walking distance from the Metro, more or less)

>Or, better, DB25 to modular jack (like on a phone cord) connectors?

That's tougher.  Phone Active.  Maybe.  Some DECStations use this kind
of connector.


David Gaudine
From: fdg@McRCIM.McGill.EDU (Frank P. DiGiuseppe)
Newsgroups: mtl.general
Subject: Re: The MUCTC
Date: 4 Oct 92 20:34:40 GMT
Organization: McGill Research Centre for  Intelligent Machines


In article <1992Oct3.172434.27624@cs.mcgill.ca>, depeche@cs.mcgill.ca (Acme Instant Dehydrated Boulder Kit) writes:
|> In article <1992Oct1.163217.3307@pandora.matrox.com> thood@corvus.matrox.com (Thomas Hood) writes:
|> >an unnecessarily circuitous route through Place Bonaventure.  Examination
|> >of a site map shows there is no reason why a tunnel directly connecting
|> >the two nodes could not be built.  This would save six minutes for
|> >commuters, and more for a luggage-burdened Via Rail passenger.  Yet for
|> >25 years, people have had to slog through two floors of mall.
|> 
|> Well, this isn't an issue I gave any thought to before, but it is an
|> intersting one. If such a tunnel were to be built, who would pay for it?

In fact, such a tunnel does exist... you enter it just before you exit
the train station to cross over to Place Bonaventure - there are escalators
and stairs going off to the right (as you leave the station). The problem
is, it's closed during non-business hours (or thereabouts it seems). I
don't really understand this...

I used to have the same complaint, now I cross over into the building just
west of Place Bonaventure (Lavalin building?) and use they're Metro access.
It's a _little_ bit more direct.

Frank

-- 
Frank P. DiGiuseppe	McGill Research Centre for Intelligent Machines
fdg@mcrcim.mcgill.edu	"Oh, I have slipped the surly bonds of earth
	    And danced the skies on laughter-silvered wings;" - J.G. Magee Jr.
Newsgroups: mtl.general
From: ratel@ireq.hydro.qc.ca (Gilles Ratel 8720)
Subject: Dell computer: votre/yours experience?
Organization: Institut de recherche d'Hydro-Quebec, Varennes, Canada
Distribution: mtl
Date: Tue, 13 Oct 1992 12:26:40 GMT

Bonjour,

  Quelqu'un a-t-il une experience des ordinateurs Dell?
  [486DX, 33Mhz minimum, ISA ou EISA]
  
  Avez vous des commentaires (negatifs or positifs!) ?

  s.v.p. envoyez par E-mail.

Gilles Ratel
E-mail: ratel@ireq-ccfm.qc.ca

--------------------------------------------------------
Hello,

  Do you have experience with Dell computer?
  [486DX, 33Mhz minimum, ISA or EISA]

  Do you have comments, negatives or positives?

  please send by Email

Gilles Ratel
E-mail: ratel@ireq-ccfm.qc.ca
From: ouij@triples.math.mcgill.ca (Luigi Perrotta)
Newsgroups: mcgill.general,mtl.general
Subject: Special Lecture announcement
Summary: rock stars on campus
Date: 5 Oct 92 00:50:07 GMT
Followup-To: poster
Distribution: na
Organization: Dept Of Mathematics and Statistics


		``The Wages of Weirdness''

			a lecture on the importance of music education
			and the pursuit of art within an industry.

		Speakers:  The Dixie Dregs
			   -- Steve Morse, Rod Morgenstein, Dave LaRue
			   and Jerry Goodman (Mahavishnu Orchestra)

		Place :	   Room 26
			   Leacock Building
			   McGill University
			   3:30pm  Wednsday Oct 7th

		With origins at the innovative University of Miami music
		department as a class project, legendary instrumental rock
		ensemble -- The Dixie Dregs-- will lecture on the importance
		of music education and share tales regarding the pursuit of
		art. The Dregs gained notoriety for being one of the finest
		live acts with their unique brand of music. Composer Steve
		Morse describes the music as ``electronic chamber music''.
		However the lack of singular classification posed many
		problems within the music industry.

		Special speaker for this lecture is violinist Jerry Goodman
		of Mahavishnu Orchestra fame (The pioneers of the jazz/rock
		movement).

		The collective diverse experiences of the speakers provide a
		unique insight on music and the realities of pursuing art.

		After the lecture, there will be a question period.

		All are welcome.
-- 
				ouij@math.mcgill.ca
From: haurie@ee470.ee.mcgill.ca ( xavier  haurie)
Newsgroups: mtl.general
Subject: New Publication
Date: 8 Oct 92 04:38:35 GMT
Distribution: mtl
Organization: EE Lab, McGill University EE Lab, Montreal

AGORA is a new bilingual publication on the Montreal university campuses.
It deals with subjects of general interest such as: social matters,
politics, economic matters, philosophy, art, culture, education, etc..

The contributors are members of the general public; however the Agora
staff is there to help people produce GOOD articles. These articles
generally follow the following structure: 1) criticize, analyze, or 
present a problem or some facts; 2) propose solutions, new insights,
i.e. be constructive.

The first issue was out on september 21, 1992. The articles in it dealt
with the economic crisis, the referendum, education, and women and work.
Other issues are scheduled for:
        november 9, 1992,
	january, 1993,
	march, 1992.

This media is YOURS. We want anyone who has some opinion to express
to contact us and try to produce an article. Any other kind of help
is also most welcome. We are a dynamic team and there is plenty of
interesting things to do with us (don't worry, we won't make you do the
boring things). You can do: photography, editing, graphic art, 
hunting for advertisers (for pay), or all at once, or just come and
sit with us during our meetings or our writing workshops.

Please contact us if you would like to get a (free) copy of AGORA. (We
are friendly and NOT pushy).

To contact us:
        AGORA Magazine,
        5517 Cote-St-Antoine, Mtl,
        H4A 1R3
        369-4374 (Please leave a message!)

or email at:
        haurie@ee470.ee.mcgill.ca
        bohossia@ee470.ee.mcgill.ca
        xavierh@pike.ee.mcgill.ca

If there is any interest in this new publication we will post a short
newsletter here.
From: steve@Nyongwa.CAM.ORG (Steve M. Robbins)
Newsgroups: mtl.general
Subject: Where can I find db25 connectors?
Date: 6 Oct 92 13:32:35 GMT
Distribution: mtl
Organization: Chiral Symmetry Breaking, Inc.

I need to find a pair of DB25 connectors, to connect up two computers by their
serial port.  They will be quite far apart, and I only need three wires, so
I don't want to buy a huge 25 wire cable ...

Is there someplace, near downtown, that will sell me just the connectors?

Or, better, DB25 to modular jack (like on a phone cord) connectors?
-- 
Steve Robbins  --  steve@nyongwa.cam.org
I am what I am		- God (Exodus 4:14)
I yam what I yam	- Popeye
From: Marc.Savard@p34.f290.n1097.z1.mtlnet.ftn (Marc Savard)
Newsgroups: mtl.general
Subject: 5.25" HD disks, never used, FORSALE
Date: 15 Oct 92 23:59:06 GMT

Hello Gerald!

** On a computer far far away, Gerald  wrote to All:

 G> I have more than a dozen boxes of Maxell 5.25" HD diskettes sitting
around
 G> here.  They're still in their original shrink-wrapped packages and have
 G> never been used.  Some even come with free audio-cassettes as part of
some
 G> dopey promotion that the company ran.  I got all of these things as part
of
 G> the package when I bought a second-hand computer from someone.  The catch
 G> is that right now I don't have any 5.25" drives to use them in, so I'd
like
 G> to get rid of them to make some space.

 G> I'm asking $4 per box.  There are also a bunch of 5.25" Athana disks that

netmail is coming but as i wrote, I am taking at least 4 boxes and maybe
more.. If you can't receive netmail, leave msg here and we can work up
something!

   Bye!
   Marc

... Instant swimmer, just add water.
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From: robert@CAM.ORG (Robert Masse)
Newsgroups: mtl.general
Subject: FOR SALE TURBO XT, ETC
Date: 15 Oct 92 18:33:17 GMT
Organization: Communications Accessibles Montreal, Quebec Canada

Hello everyone,

  I am looking to get rid of a TurboXT 10mhz with a 32meg hard drive,
10" Zenith monochrome monitor, 2lowdensity 5'1/4drives and 2 1200 bps
modems (int and ext).  Make me an offer!

Rob

Robert Masse
Computer Consultant
Voice (514)466 2689   robert@cam.org
Fax   (514)444 9182   robert@comsec.cam.org
From: steve@Nyongwa.CAM.ORG (Steve M. Robbins)
Newsgroups: mtl.general
Subject: Re: MTLnet available for distribution
Date: 10 Oct 92 04:26:22 GMT
Organization: Chiral Symmetry Breaking, Inc.

In article <14015@elevia.uniforum.qc.ca> alain@elevia.uniforum.qc.ca (W.A.Simon) writes:
>In <1992Oct6.210106.22808@sobeco.com>
>JFLamy sternly admonishes:
>
>> >MTLnet is a fido protocol-based network of Montreal BBSes.  I'm currently 
>> > [ ... ]
>> >Any sites interested in these groups can email me for more info.
>
>> I would enjoin you to refrain from creating the newsgroups directly under mtl
>> in the Usenet hierarchy.  Going under mtl would very much ensure that they
>> will leak out to all sites that receive mtl, as most people simply have
>> "mtl.all" or "all" in their sys files, and it is quite unrealistic to assume
>> that people who will get your fido cross-feed will know how to prevent
>> leakage.

Somehow I missed this original reply, but yes I know this.  It has been changed
to mtlnet.* now.

>	But those who do will happily do so.  BTW, isn't there a
>	fido hierarchy under which this could be planted, hidden,
>	buried, as in: fido.mtl.this.that.other?

Could be done this way too, if people really think it is superior.

>> Furthermore, some of the groups have nothing specific to Montreal in their
>> description -- why does it make sense to have a Montreal-specific Pascal group
>> when there is comp.lang.pascal, pray tell?

This is a gate of fido groups.  Up till now, fido wasn't getting 
comp.lang.pascal, so the mtlnet people created their own.

>> It is customary to at least get some form of consensus before creating a
>> newsgroup.  I would suggest you propose an experiment on a much smaller scale
>> and see how much demand there is -- the history of Usenet is full of good
>> ideas for newsgroups that just did not work out.

It is being tried on a small scale: I'm the only usenet site with them! (to my
knowledge)  All I'm offering to do is pass them on to whoever wants them ...
precisely to test the demand.

>> Jean-Francois Lamy
>> Usenet junkie since 1985 and ex-newsmaster of a top-20 Usenet hub.
-- 
Steve Robbins  --  steve@nyongwa.cam.org
What do you call 300 politicians dead at the bottom of the sea?
A good start.
From: root@geophys.mcgill.ca (Steeve)
Newsgroups: mtl.general
Subject: NEGATIVLAND TOUR DATES
Date: 6 Oct 92 11:34:28 GMT
Organization: McGill University
X-Newsreader: Tin 1.1 PL5

[ Article crossposted from rec.music.industrial ]
[ Author was Joshua Houk ]
[ Posted on 29 Sep 92 14:52:23 GMT ]

ANOTHER KNITTING FACTORY TOUR:

NEGATIVLAND
AMY DENIO
ROY NATHANSON & ANTHONY COLEMAN DUO

TOUR SCHEDULE:

DATE		CITY			VENUE
----		----			-----
Nov 4		Binghamton NY		Susquehanna Room
Nov 5		Toronto ONT		Opera House
Nov 6		Montreal QUE		FouFouNes Electrique
Nov 7		Albany NY		West Hall (RPI)
Nov 8		Boston MA		Johnny D's
Nov 9		day off
Nov 10		Pittsburgh PA		Manchester Craftsman
Nov 11		Oberlin OH		Oberlin College
Nov 12		Cleveland OH		Peabody's
Nov 13		Morgantown WV		Nyubingi Dance Hall
Nov 14		Chicago IL		Lounge Ax
Nov 15		Madison WI		RR Station
Nov 16		day off
Nov 17		St Louis MO		Graham Chapel
Nov 18		Athens GA		40 Watt
Nov 19		Richmond VA		Metro
Nov 20		Chapel Hill NC		Cat's Cradle
Nov 21		Norfolk VA		Lewis
Nov 22		Washington DC		Wolftrap
Nov 23		New York NY		Knitting Factory

All dates current as of 15 Sep 1992.
Information from the Knitting Factory Works Monthly Newsletter.

-- 
Joshua Houk || houk@athena.cs.uga.edu
[Co-moderator of the Indie-List - email for info!]
"She asked me if I had a name. I told her I was glued up on some chick."
   - Jawbreaker
From: alain@elevia.uniforum.qc.ca (W.A.Simon)
Newsgroups: mtl.general
Subject: Re: MTLnet available for distribution
Date: 8 Oct 92 22:33:00 GMT

In <1992Oct6.210106.22808@sobeco.com>
JFLamy sternly admonishes:

> >MTLnet is a fido protocol-based network of Montreal BBSes.  I'm currently 
> > [ ... ]
> >Any sites interested in these groups can email me for more info.

> I would enjoin you to refrain from creating the newsgroups directly under mtl
> in the Usenet hierarchy.  Going under mtl would very much ensure that they
> will leak out to all sites that receive mtl, as most people simply have
> "mtl.all" or "all" in their sys files, and it is quite unrealistic to assume
> that people who will get your fido cross-feed will know how to prevent
> leakage.

	But those who do will happily do so.  BTW, isn't there a
	fido hierarchy under which this could be planted, hidden,
	buried, as in: fido.mtl.this.that.other?

> Furthermore, some of the groups have nothing specific to Montreal in their
> description -- why does it make sense to have a Montreal-specific Pascal group
> when there is comp.lang.pascal, pray tell?

	Pascal has only one Montreal specific attribute: Peter Grogono.
	Not the stuff newsgroups are made from.  We tend to go for the
	unruly or the controversial	|8-)	[ no offense meant Peter ]

> It is customary to at least get some form of consensus before creating a
> newsgroup.  I would suggest you propose an experiment on a much smaller scale
> and see how much demand there is -- the history of Usenet is full of good
> ideas for newsgroups that just did not work out.

	The road to Hell...

> Jean-Francois Lamy
> Usenet junkie since 1985 and ex-newsmaster of a top-20 Usenet hub.

	Black belt?



--
 Alain
From: uniforum@sobeco.com (Uniforum Montreal Guest Account)
Newsgroups: mtl.general
Subject: Re: MTLnet available for distribution
Date: 6 Oct 92 21:01:06 GMT
Distribution: mtl
Organization: UniForum Montreal

In <BvKHE7.1464@Nyongwa.CAM.ORG> steve@Nyongwa.CAM.ORG (Steve M. Robbins) writes:

>MTLnet is a fido protocol-based network of Montreal BBSes.  I'm currently 
>getting these echo areas gated into usenet news format, so they are
>now available for distribution by normal usenet channels.

>Any sites interested in these groups can email me for more info.

I would enjoin you to refrain from creating the newsgroups directly under mtl
in the Usenet hierarchy.  Going under mtl would very much ensure that they
will leak out to all sites that receive mtl, as most people simply have
"mtl.all" or "all" in their sys files, and it is quite unrealistic to assume
that people who will get your fido cross-feed will know how to prevent
leakage.

Furthermore, some of the groups have nothing specific to Montreal in their
description -- why does it make sense to have a Montreal-specific Pascal group
when there is comp.lang.pascal, pray tell?

It is customary to at least get some form of consensus before creating a
newsgroup.  I would suggest you propose an experiment on a much smaller scale
and see how much demand there is -- the history of Usenet is full of good
ideas for newsgroups that just did not work out.

Jean-Francois Lamy
Usenet junkie since 1985 and ex-newsmaster of a top-20 Usenet hub.
This is a guest account.  Views expressed here are solely those of the author.
From: randall@proteus.qc.ca (Randall Reid)
Newsgroups: mtl.general
Subject: Articles for Sale
Date: 15 Oct 92 19:50:28 GMT
Reply-To: randall@proteus.qc.ca (Randall Reid)
Distribution: mtl
Organization: The Proteus Group, Montreal Canada

The following articles are for sale to anyone with a reasonable offer.
Must sell soon so make an offer.  I am posting this article for a friend
so please don't email me.  For more information call Claus Metzger at
939-0040.

- Printronics P-series XQ 600 LPM lineprinter
    Centronics and serial interface, excellent condition!

- Sun 3/260, 1/4" cart tape, 8Mb RAM, 2 x 560 Mb Fujitsu Eagle drives
     drives mounted in 19" rack, Ethernet
     This system has a damaged 19" crt and one of the disks has a bad
     cylinder.  Disk can probably be fixed for under $1K.  A good system
     for someone to hack on at home.

- 6 x VT100/201 clone terminals.
      Models from Qume QVT 202/QVT 201 and Lanpar Vision II 3222

- Several hundred feet of Ethernet (thick) cable

- 90 x 1/2" computer tapes 2200ft @ 6250 CPI, various brands

- Amdek monochrome monitor for PC

- Walker-Reliant electronic telephone system
    multi-line, battery backup, programmable, with 40 extension telephones

- Harris 3M model 6020 photocopier

- Ricoh FAX 20E Fax machine

- Lots of 5' partitions, beige color, in good shape.   Also nice beige
     desks and office chairs.  Various articles of office furniture.

The following hardware can be for spare parts/hacking or they will make
interesting paper-weights! -- take 'em away for almost nothing :-)

- 3 x Fujitsu M3094D image scanners, 400 DPIb&w, flat bed with power feeder.
     These are "engines" only and cannot be connected to a computer
     without some hardware hacking.

- 3 x Ricoh and Fujitsu laser printers (engines only, same as above)

- Apple LaserWriter.  This unit is broken and has about 9000 pages left
     in its lifetime.


-- 
Randall J. Reid           Internet: randall@proteus.qc.ca | randall@tpg.org
Le Groupe Proteus         Uucp: uunet!proteus!randall
Montreal, Quebec CANADA   Voice: +1 514 630 7103,  FAX: +1 514 331 7934
From: depeche@cs.mcgill.ca (Acme Instant Dehydrated Boulder Kit)
Newsgroups: mtl.general
Subject: Re: The MUCTC
Date: 3 Oct 92 17:24:34 GMT
Organization: Save the Missippi Riverboat Paddlewheel Fund

In article <1992Oct1.163217.3307@pandora.matrox.com> thood@corvus.matrox.com (Thomas Hood) writes:
>an unnecessarily circuitous route through Place Bonaventure.  Examination
>of a site map shows there is no reason why a tunnel directly connecting
>the two nodes could not be built.  This would save six minutes for
>commuters, and more for a luggage-burdened Via Rail passenger.  Yet for
>25 years, people have had to slog through two floors of mall.

Well, this isn't an issue I gave any thought to before, but it is an
intersting one. If such a tunnel were to be built, who would pay for it?
Place Bonaventure is most likely a commercial building, and therefore has
commercial interests in mind. If they have to choose between paying BIG
BUCKS to build a tunnel thorugh the bldg which would allow people to AVOID
the shops in the mall, or continuing to force thousands of people to see
the shop windows of the stores paying rent to be located in Place
Bonaventure every day [without paying anything], I dunno - that would be a
tough decision for _ME_ to make!! :-)

-- 
| S. Alan Ezust          McGill University Department of Computer Science    |
| depeche@cs.mcgill.ca                            Montreal, Quebec, Canada   |
| "when if danger it will glow, a glimmer can forsee all threats to come
| gone are disbeliefs and doubts, it would be so nice, so nice... "-Bel Canto
Newsgroups: mtl.test
From: BFRS@MUSICB.MCGILL.CA (BFRS000)
Newsgroups: mtl.test
Subject: testing
Date: 6 Oct 92 22:19:56 GMT
Organization: McGill University

Just testing...please ignore
Newsgroups: mtl.test
From: michaelm@pike.ee.mcgill.ca (Michael Moscovitch)
Subject: test
Organization: McGill University - VLSI Laboratory, Montreal, CANADA.
Distribution: mtl
Date: Sat, 17 Oct 1992 01:00:19 GMT


this is a test.
-- 
<Mike>
michaelm@pike.ee.mcgill.ca
From: BFRS@MUSICB.MCGILL.CA (BFRS)
Newsgroups: mtl.test
Subject: Just testing
Date: 6 Oct 92 22:25:18 GMT
Organization: McGill University

Just testing...please ignore
Newsgroups: pdx.online
From: root@techbook.com
Subject: Korean Restaurants
Followup-To: sender
Reply-To: restrant@techbook.com 
Organization: Portland's Unofficial Restaurant Guide
Date: Sun, 11 Oct 1992 17:00:04 GMT

--
PDaXs gives free access to news & mail. (503) 644-8135 - 1200/2400, N81  
Newsgroups: pdx.online
From: natasha@cadreor.cadre.com (Natasha Oza)
Newsgroups: pdx.general
Subject: Swagat, an Indian restaurant in Beaverton
Keywords: food, Indian
Date: 9 Oct 92 18:32:32 GMT
Article-I.D.: cadreor.1992Oct9.183232.21705
Organization: Cadre Technologies, Inc., Portland Operation


My husband and I ate last night at Swagat, the new Indian 
restaurant in Beaverton. We are both from Madras, a South 
Indian city. This restaurant specializes in South Indian 
food - so I decided my impressions were valuable.

There are at least 4 distinct regional cuisines in the South.
This restaurant features the most popular "tiffin" (snack)
and breakfast items from them, as well as "thali" (dinner)
meals. We ordered the Masala Dosai( a crisp rice-dal crepe
stuffed with spicy potatoes, served with chutney and sambar), the
Medu Vada ( urad-dal doughnuts ), and a full vegetarian thali.

To my taste, the Dosai was good, but not great. It was crisp
except for a few thick spots. Of course, I have vivid memories
of golden, ghee-dabbed, perfect Dosais in India! However, the
chutneys ( coconut, tomato, AND coriander-mint!! ) were excellent.
The sambar was good - minor quibble, it had celery in it - celery
in NOT a vegetable that's ever used in S.Indian cooking, but what
the heck.

The Vadas looked wonderful, but had the same problem as the Dosais, 
a little too doughy. We ate them anyway, dunked in the sambar.

My husband liked the vegetarian thali. It came with 2 pieces of 
naan (very good), pappad, pickle, rasam (a spicy soup), sambar, 
dal, a standard vegetable curry and one that you choose. He chose
eggplant and tomatoes. He found everything spicy and good. The rice 
however was not Basmati or even long-grain. The thali also 
included dessert. Yesterday, dessert was wonderful gulab-jamuns.

Prices are moderate. Service is erratic ( they brought us the
wrong order and forgot to fill our glasses ) but charming ( they're
VERY nice about their mistakes!! ).

They also have the standard Indian-restaurant fare- Tandoori stuff, 
North Indian food, etc. The restaurant offers a buffet lunch ($5.95), 
and does take-out orders.

All in all, a nice place, good food. Worth a trip. I hope they
stay this good.

Disclaimer: I am not connected with this restaurant in any way
except as a customer.


Natasha
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From: berkling@ogicse.cse.ogi.edu (Kay Berkling)
Newsgroups: pdx.general,ogi.general
Subject: Native Speakers of Tamil Needed
Keywords: tamil, transcriptions, job
Date: 8 Oct 92 21:54:02 GMT
Article-I.D.: ogicse.43844
Distribution: pdx
Organization: Oregon Graduate Institute (formerly OGC), Beaverton, OR


The
	Center for Spoken Language Understanding
	OREGON GRADUATE INSTITUE of Science & Technology
 	19600 NW von Neumann Drive 
	Beaverton Oregon 97006-1999
	   
is looking for *native* speakers of T A M I L to transcribe recordings 
of Tamil speech.
This part-time Job pays $7 per hour and involves listening to the
recordings and typing the words and speech sounds that were produced.  
Qualified persons will be trained to use an interactive computer 
graphics program.

You must :
- be able to read, speak, and understand Tamil fluently.
- be over 17
- have a permit to work in the US
- have your own transportation to come to the OREGON GRADUATE INSTITUTE
  
For more info call Kay at 690-1684
                       or 
			  690-1433, 690-1142 ask for Vince or Terri