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And why are we in Somalia? When right across the Gulf of Aden are some of the wealthiest Arab nations on the planet? Why does the US always become the point man for this stuff? I don't mind us helping out; but what invariably happens is that everybody expects us to do most of the work and take most of ...
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talk.politics.mideast
Greg, I'm very new to motorcycles. Haven't even bought one yet. I was in the same position about you. How do you learn if you've never ridden. I took a class put on by a group called the Motorcycle Safety Foundation in California. They might have something similar in Washington.
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rec.motorcycles
"I hold that space cannot be curved, for the simple reason that it can have no properties." "Of properties we can only speak when dealing with matter filling the space. To say that in the presence of large bodies space becomes curved, is equivalent to stating that something can act upon nothing. I, for one, refuse to ...
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sci.space
It would if malpractice and "defensive medicine" were the main factors in explaining spiralling US health care costs, but they aren't. Although Gary is correct in noting that malpractice-related problems are greater in the US than Canada, they by no means account for the overall difference in health care costs. (The...
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talk.politics.misc
[...] Not that I think anyone cares, but this pattern (using other examples of course) was discussed 2,000 years ago by Aristotle in _Nicomachean_Ethics_. Note that you can't use this insight to reason backwards; e.g.: Since the conservatives see the media as liberal and the liberals see the media as conservative...
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talk.politics.misc
We have a Sun 3/80 and we have just acquired a cg8 frame buffer card. The cg8 is supposed to support both a 24-bit color visual and a monochrome visual. The default visual for the xnews server is the monochrome, and we are unable to change it to the 24-bit visual. We have tried using XGetVisualInfo to get a visual of ...
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comp.windows.x
kaldis@romulus.rutgers.edu (Theodore A. Kaldis) writes... Actually, my interest in gender issues is not limited to international boundaries. Indeed, I often exchange information with Americans about issues which concern us, in both countries. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Ah...someone had mentioned this journ...
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talk.politics.misc
Some years ago an Anglican synod was discussing the marriage canons and there was some debate on what actually constituted a marriage. The bishop of Natal, whose wife of many years had died, and who had recently remarried, announced "It MUST be consummated" and looked like that cat that got the cream. So I suppo...
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soc.religion.christian
I shot off a response to this last night that I've tried to cancel. It was only a few minutes later while driving home that I remembered that your message does specifically say cortical. My first reaction had been to suggest the PC12 pheochromocytoma line. That may still be a good compromise, depending on what yo...
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sci.med
I recently bought an AMD 386/40. The motherboard booklet says the board is a "391 WB/H." I have 4 1x3 simms on board. The machine also uses a Super IDE I/O Card (model PT-604). (of course niether the motherboard or the I/O card booklet clearly state who the manufacurers are) I'm also using a Trident 8900C SVGA card....
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comp.sys.ibm.pc.hardware
Evidence given for her prostitute status, besides the admittedly questionable claim of the man on trial included: 1. Prior employment in a number of massage parlors, with women who claimed that she worked as a prostitute; 2. Walking around a truck stop at 4:00 AM wearing a lace miniskirt, a halter top, and no under...
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talk.politics.misc
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talk.politics.mideast
There has been a lot of discussion about Tyre. In sum, Ezekiel prophesied that the place would be mashed and never rebuilt; as there are a lot of people living there, it would appear that Ezekiel was not literally correct. This doesn't bother me at all, because I understand the language Ezekiel used differently than ...
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talk.religion.misc
That's ridiculous! They aren't designed, they evolved. And, much as it discomforts us, in humans a trouble-free birth process was sacrificed to increased brain and cranial size. Wild animals have a much easier time with birth than humans do. Domestic horses and cows typically have a worse time. To give you an ide...
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sci.med
Apologies if this gets posted twice, but I don't think the first one made it. -------------------------------------------------------------------- FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: OASIS (310) 364-2290 15 April 1993 Los Angeles, CA LOCAL NATIONAL SPACE SOCIETY CHAPTER...
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sci.space
I thought I posted this last year. The women came to court with three witnesses; the two women that were in the car and one neighbor that heard me shouting. My lawyer didn't like the odds since there were multiple complaints both ways and the judge had a history of finding everyone guilty of at least something, so h...
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rec.motorcycles
[DISCLAIMER: Throughout this post, there are statements and questions which could easily be interpreted as being sarcastic. They are not. I have written this reply in the most even-handed manner that I can, with no emotions boiling to the surface as it was written. Please accept this as a serious attempt to foster d...
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soc.religion.christian
Just got a ss24X based on its good ratings, but am a little under-impressed. First, is it's performance in 16.7 mill. supposed to be comparable to a Trident 8900 (or other unaccelerated VGA)? I came up with only OK performance on WinSpeed. In 256, it was between good and great. Second, does anyone know where to ge...
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comp.os.ms-windows.misc
RADIOSITY SOURCES WANTED !!! ============================ When I read the comp.graphics group, I never found something about radiosity. Is there anybody interested in out there? I would be glad to hear from somebody. I am looking for source-code for the radiosity-method. I have already read common literature, e. g.F...
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comp.graphics
If the heading is true, Mr. Frank should be ashamed of himself. Nothing makes me gag more than people who don't respect the rights of others to voice their opinions. My idol Lenny Bruce once commented about "that asshole Time Magazine" when they advocated censorship of his material. Time actually sided with the cops...
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talk.politics.misc
No wonder American businesses are going down the tubes! :-| (It's NIST, not NSA. NSA is not supposed to have anything to do with this.) They didn't say that. They said is was better than some commercial-grade encryptions. I, for one, wouldn't trust them if they did, unless they release the algorithm for invest...
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sci.crypt
i have a question for you all related to this. jesus condemns divorce several times in the new testament, and i have a hard time with this. the catholic church (as far as i can tell) does grant annulments with the statement that the marriage never really existed in God's eyes. (please, if i am mistinterpreting, correc...
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soc.religion.christian
If Comet Shoemaker-Levy 1993e is in Jovian orbit, and if the comet is still hanging around when Galileo arrives, then I'm sure it will be added to the list of targets. We'll have by then over two years of Earth-based observations to help narrow down the positions of the pieces of the comet. It probably won't be too m...
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sci.space
Help: I am running some sample problems from O'Reilly volume 4, Xt Intrisics Programming Manual, chapter 3. popup dialog boxes and so on. In example 3.5, page 76 : "Creating a pop-up dialog box" The application creates window with a button "Quit" and "Press me". The button "Press me" pops up a dialog box. The strange...
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comp.windows.x
While I don't mean to damn Henrik's attempt to be helpful here, he's using a common misconception that should be corrected. Mach banding will occur for any image. It is not the color quantization you see when you don't have enough bits. It is the human eye's response to transitions or edges between inte...
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comp.graphics
Hey folks-- I've got a pair of Dunlop sportmax radials of my ZX-10, and they've been very sticky (ie no slides yet), but all this talk about the Metzelers has me wondering if my next set should be a Lazer comp K and a radial Metzeler rear...for hard sport-touring, how do the choices stack up?
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rec.motorcycles
Wharf Wrat rites: Ever' once in a while, you still see a reference to the super- slab system as "Interstate and Defense Highways." But whether the military has much of anything that goes 80 on the road is another matter. A few of their most whomped-up diesel trucks, maybe, load permitting. The military surplus stu...
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rec.autos
Title says it all. I'd be particularly interested in the performance difference. Just how much faster (50%?) is the Centris 610 over the LCIII? --Tom
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comp.sys.mac.hardware
You know, I was reading 18 U.S.C. 922 and something just did not make sence and I was wondering if someone could help me out. Say U.S.C. 922 : (1) Except as provided in paragraph (2), it shall be unlawful for any person to transfer or possess a machinegun. Well I got to looking in my law dictionary and I found tha...
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talk.politics.guns
Well Sherri, I'd agree with you except that most 'kiddies' have more sense than to spew their obscenities in front of a group of adults.. I try to edit this newsgroup and feed it to one of the local elementary schools, they have a group of students that just love baseball and are learning to use computers, but I'm ...
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rec.sport.baseball
Windows Shareware Monthly (WSM) is an on-line forum for information about the newest and best Windows 3.x and NT shareware/freeware software. WSM is a compilation of submissions from shareware/freeware authors in a single Windows .HLP (Help System) file. All types of software may be submitted for entry in WSM - util...
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comp.os.ms-windows.misc
While I think it is unrealistic to suppose that the federal agencies will fail to promptly comply with a court order, there is still a good point here. Local law enforcement will be unable to perform a wiretap without bringing in federal agencies. Based on the (possibly incomplete) understanding of the system quo...
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sci.crypt
No thanks. This topic is of interest to a much wider audience. "In making this decision, I intend to prevent the private sector from developing, except with the government's approval, other microcircuits or algorithms that are more effective in assuring privacy."
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sci.crypt
Short reply: We can never achieve perfect health, yet we always strive for it. We don't seek to do God's will because we're forced to, we follow His way because His way is best. The reason it's hard is because we are flawed, not because He's unreasonable. But we seek to follow His way because we want to improv...
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soc.religion.christian
Once more around the racetrack. See the original statement that it is nonsense to believe that you cannot legislate morality. I simply stated that they can pass all the laws they want but not a single one of them will make you or I more moral people. They may make us act in a moral manner, but our actions are only...
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talk.politics.misc
No, he gives the keys to the FBI (who may then give them to the local police on request) who then simply put some alagator clips on your phone junction box and conduct an illegal tap. They then decrypt when they recover the tape. Its just doing what the government does best: breaking the law.
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sci.crypt
Just because they can do it anyway, somehow, does not mean it is smart to make the job easier for them. -- "On the first day after Christmas my truelove served to me... Leftover Turkey! On the second day after Christmas my truelove served to me... Turkey Casserole that she made from Leftover Turkey. [days 3-4 de...
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sci.crypt
You know, it just occurred to me today that this whole Christian thing can be blamed solely on Mary. So, she's married to Joseph. She gets knocked up. What do you think ol' Joe will do if he finds she's been getting around? So Mary comes up with this ridiculous story about God making her pregnant. Actually, it can...
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alt.atheism
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sci.med
I'm definitely going to write my Congressman, and nobody's ever going to make me respect a law that violates my freedom of speech, and if the feds try to enforce this law on me, I will protect my freedoms, with force if it ever comes to that. (Hopefully, it won't) Doug Holland --
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sci.crypt
Indeed, if the color teal on a team's uniforms is any indication of the future, the Marlins are in dire trouble! Refer to the San Jose Sharks for proof... But I have hope for the Marlins. I was a sometime member of the Rene Lachemann fan club at the Oakland Coliseum, and have a deep respect for the guy. He's a gem. An...
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rec.sport.baseball
I am interested in both the battletech games for the ibm pc. I will be grateful to anymore with information. Please email me if you
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misc.forsale
Giants Win the Pennant!! Giants Win the Pennant !! Gi... OOOPS I guess I'm a little early here... See you in October...
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rec.sport.baseball
Graham E. Thomas, grahamt@phantom.gatech.edu sighting. I can top that one. Friday afternoon 4-16-93 I look out my window in Long Beach CA. What do I see but the new Ferrari. I looks like a mix between the ragtop testarossa (sp?) and the batman car. It seems Ferrari had their Annual dinner at the place downstairs. ...
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rec.autos
Is anyone familiar with Doug Sturm?
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soc.religion.christian
Hello folks! I have an Archive XL5580 (internal QIC-80) tape drive, which is pretty comparable to the Colorado Jumbo 250. Since I have two floppy drives in my system, I'm using a small card (not accelerated) made by Archive to attach my tape drive as a third floppy device. The problem: Although the DOS-based QICstr...
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comp.sys.ibm.pc.hardware
Hi All, I have heard that somewhere there exist programmable keyboards, eg. one can program displays on the keys to show some specific characters, et.c. Does it mean that there is some way of transmitting some "non-trivial" data to the KB (as opposed to standard NumLock/... On-Off, typeamatic specs.) from inside t...
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comp.sys.ibm.pc.hardware
What do I need to do to be able to run an NEC 3FGx in 800x 600 mode on my IIci? Can it be done with the right video card? If so, which video card?
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comp.sys.mac.hardware
Mark Gregory Foster writes (concerning 1 Corinthians 16:2): > The idea was introduced to me once that the reason Paul wanted > the Corinthians to lay aside money for the collection on the > first day of the week was that this was when they received their > weekly wages. But the ancient Romans did not observe a se...
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soc.religion.christian
Maybe I'm just a child of the 80's, but I really liked the Marlins' uniforms. The helmets shine nicely in the sun. It's enough to make me a fan.
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rec.sport.baseball
What is Pink noise and how is it used in sound experiments? -tony wayne@uva386.schools.virginia.edu
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sci.electronics
Hi, we are just completing a project on nebuliser performance, and have a wealth of data on particle size and output which we are going to use to adjudicate a contract next week. Although the output data is easy for us to present, there seems to be little concensus on the optimum diameter of the nebulised droplets fo...
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sci.med
This is why I asked to be 'enlightened'. You are making claims about what 'is' or 'is not' part of this program. But if the "block grants" go to states and cities, the mayors list is VERY relivent. Okay scarasm does deserve sacrasm, but I already contact my local officals, my congress rep., senators, Watch eveni...
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talk.politics.misc
One word "HEAVY". It steers heavy, turns require alot of effort. Hard to get access to the large V-4 motor. Weak/small front forks with anti-dive gizmos!
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rec.motorcycles
: |> : |> Is there any way to connect two pointing devices to one serial : |> port? I haven't tried this but I believe they would interfere : |> with each other (?) even if only one at a time would be used. : Just get an A-B switch for RS232. Look in Computer Shopper. : They are available fai...
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comp.graphics
What exactly are knots, those sore, tight spots in your muscles? In certain kinds of massage, people try and break up these knots; it this really helpful?
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sci.med
Me> The understanding and ability to swerve was essentially absent among Me> the accident-involved riders in the Hurt study. Mike> I would agree entirely with these three paragraphs. But did the Hurt Mike> study make any distinction between an *ability* to swerve and a *failure* Mike> to swerve? Yes, it was specifica...
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rec.motorcycles
Of all the stupid postings you've brought here recently, it is illuminating that you chose to put your own name on perhaps the stupidest of them. Does this mean that you are calling for the dismantling of the Arab states? Apparently, your answer is yes. Attempts to solve these problem by traditional military me...
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talk.politics.mideast
Such lunacy!
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talk.religion.misc
On of the attributes of being sacred in this case is that they should not be spoken of in a "common manner" or "trampled under feet" such as the Lords name is today. The ceremonies are performed in the temple because the temple has been set aside as being as sacred/holy/uncommon place. We believe that the ceremoni...
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soc.religion.christian
I have just installed a Diamond Stealth 24 ISA card in a '486DX2-66 system with 256K cache, and 16 megs of memory, that gets about a 126 SI 6.0 CPU Benchmark rating. Using the 1024x768x16 color driver under Windows, I am getting a Winbench Winmarks rating of only about 9.5 Million. Since I have heard that others get ...
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comp.sys.ibm.pc.hardware
Does ANYONE out there in Net-land have any information on the Cobra 2.20 card? The sticker on the end of the card reads Model: Cobra 1-B-1 Bios: Cobra v2.20 I Havn't been able to find anything about it from anyone! If you have any information on how to get a hold of the company which produces the ...
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comp.graphics
^^^^^^^^^ huh? it might be interesting. he is relating the story as I have heard it, btw. huh? care to back that up?
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talk.religion.misc
Sounds like wishful guessing. 'So-called' ? What do you mean ? How would you see the peace process? So you say palestineans do not negociate because of 'well-founded' predictions ? How do you know that they are 'well founded' if you do not test them at the table ? 18 months did not prove anything, but it's alw...
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talk.politics.mideast
We have been using Iterated Systems compression board to compress pathology images and are getting ratios of 40:1 to 70:1 without too much loss in quality. It is taking about 4 mins per image to compress, on a 25Mhz 486 but decompression is almost real time on a 386 in software alone.
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comp.graphics
Getting back to the original question in this thread: I experienced breathing difficulties a few years ago similar to those described. In my case, it turned out that I was developing Type I diabetes. Although I never sought direct confirmation of this from my doctor, I think that the breathing problem was associated...
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sci.med
Could anyone recommend a mail order distributor for hockey equipment. Thanks in Advance Wayne
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rec.sport.hockey
I think I have updated info on this. My understandingis that former officer Cranston approached a teenager who was being questioned by another officer. Officer Cranston struck Teenager A in the head with a heavy police flashlight, causing a significant, though not life-threatening. THere is no evidence that Teenag...
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talk.politics.guns
Does anyone have any experience using XRunner, CAPBAK/X, or PreVueX as an automated test tool for X? Please email me directly with opinions (both positive and negative). Ann Freeman Siemens Industrial Automation, Inc. Johnson City, TN
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comp.windows.x
I shipped my K75S from Portland Oregon to Daytona for this years bike week (I rode it back!). The company I used is The Federal Co's. You can reach them at 1-800-747-4100 ex 214. You either have to be a AMA member, or maybe it is just a discount for AMA, not sure. (Call 1-800-AMA-JOIN to become an AMA member) The s...
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rec.motorcycles
Well, it now seems obvious what Professor Denning was doing last fall when this key escrow trial balloon was raised! All the more need for end-to-end encryption schemes that bypass the government-approved system. By the way, the "Clipper" name...isn't this already used for the Clipper processor from Intergraph? I dou...
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sci.crypt
Thousands? Tens of thousands? Do some arithmetic, please... Skipjack has 2^80 possible keys. Let's assume a brute-force engine like that hypothesized for DES: 1 microsecond per trial, 1 million chips. That's 10^12 trials per second, or about 38,000 years for 2^80 trials. Well, maybe they can get chips running ...
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sci.crypt
Dennis, I have worked on or written proposals worth tens of millions of $$. Customers included government (including NASA), for profit and non-profit companies. All expected a wrap (usually called a fee). Much of the work involved allocating and costing the work of subcontractors. The subcontractors where universitie...
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sci.space
Ah, but why? Can some technically-hip Macslinger tell us what the difference is between PDS and Nubus? Is it impossible to make a gadget that plugs into PDS and ends in a Nubus card cage? At least, Marvin's friend has not been able to locate one and neither have I. What is the fundamental reason for this?
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comp.sys.mac.hardware
The best thing to do is to get a full face, even if it is a cheap brain bucket. I didn't think a full face was important until I took a gnarly spill and ended up sliding 20 feet on my face. Plus with the visor down, you also have no worries about your contacts.
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rec.motorcycles
I don't doubt that this will be the attitude of many corporate leaders. It's understandable--most corporate execs don't know much about cryptology, and it's easy to get taken in by someone peddling snake oil. And, the proposed scheme *is* a major improvement in telephone security to what exists now. The prob...
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sci.crypt
Thanks for these surreal moments.... Srinivas
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sci.space
Looking for people to buy brand new software packages including Microsoft Windows, Harvard Graphics, Pagemaker, Paradox, Lotus, etc. at 20-25% off list price.
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misc.forsale
They aren't going to leave a loophole as glaring as space mining. Quite a few of those people are, when you come right down to it, basically against industrial civilization. They won't stop with shutting down the mines here; that is only a means to an end for them now. The worst thing you can say to a true revoluti...
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sci.space
Well....I don't know about its competing with 3D studio, but it's pretty powerful allright. Yes, send e-mail to: imagine-request@email.sp.paramax.com With a header of something like subscribe. I actually work on the FAQ (frequently asked questions). We should have the new version out of it by next week, bu...
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comp.graphics
[In response to some of the discussions on the Sabbath, Andrew Byler commented that if we really followed sola scriptura we would worship on Saturday -- the change to Sunday was a law made by the Church, and we don't acknowledge its authority to make laws. I noted that Protestants do not consider Sunday worship a law....
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soc.religion.christian
Dear Mac-friends, I've seen the following problem om three Mac IIsi machines all with 17 Mb RAM installed (70 or 80 ns SIMMs). If the contents of a window are being calculated and updated a lot of strange horizontal lines are temporarily generated on the screen. The lines translate to the top of the screen and have ...
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comp.sys.mac.hardware
DEPOSITION of VITALY NIKOLAYEVICH DANIELIAN [1] Born 1972 Attended 9th Grade Middle School No. 17 Resident at Building 4/2, Apartment 25 Microdistrict No. 3 Sumgait [Azerbaijan] Really, people in town didn't know what was happening on February 27. I came ...
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talk.politics.mideast
Since we are in the subject, I have one more question. I have a Trident 8900C Video Card. I want to know what is the latest video driver for it. So far, all I can find is that an old driver dated Aug. 92 in garbo.uwasa.fi Anyone have any info ? Please e-mail me at axh113@psuvm.psu.edu
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comp.os.ms-windows.misc
}Honda: a "V" designates a V engine street bike. "VF" for V-4, "VT" for V-twin. So how about my Honda Hawk (NT 650)? It's a twin, but not called a VT.
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rec.motorcycles
COMMERCIAL SPACE NEWS/SPACE TECHNOLOGY INVESTOR NUMBER 22 This is number twenty-two in an irregular series on commercial space activities. The commentaries included are my thoughts on these developments. Sigh... as usual, I've gotten behind in getting this column written. I can only plead the exigency of...
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sci.space
The following is a survey we are conducting for a term project in a philosophy class. It is not meant to give us anything interesting statistically; we want to hear what kind of voices there are out there. We are not asking for full- blown essays, but please give us what you can. As I do not read these groups often, p...
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soc.religion.christian
Hate to mess up your point, but it is incredibly easy to learn how to make a nuclear weapon. The hard part is getting the radioactives to put in it. Have you ever read Tom Clancy's _The Sum of All Fears_? It describes in great detail how a Palestinian terrorist group constructed a nuclear bomb using stolen (actuall...
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sci.crypt
Fellow netters, I'm in the market for a hand scanner. However, I don't know anyone who has one. I have my eye on two choices. Dexxa: This scanner is available at Wal-Mart for $90. It includes GrayWorks software and provides 400 dpi and 32 grayscales (I think). The OCR software Catchword is available through mail...
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comp.sys.ibm.pc.hardware
(Deletion) Since this drivel is also crossposted to alt.atheism, how about reading the alt.atheism FAQ? The Josephus quote is concidered to be a fake even by Christian historians, and the four gospels contradict each other in important points.
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talk.religion.misc
Could someone mail me the archive location of the MSF Program (for an IBM, right?)? Thanks,
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rec.motorcycles
Not to mention, Mr. Francis is an incredibly nice person. Over Christmas break, a friend of mine had a little Xmas gathering. The two of us drove to Ron's house. While I stayed in the car out of shyness, my friend went to the door and rang the bell. Ron answered and my friend introduced himself. He then proceeded ...
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rec.sport.hockey
No flames please, but I picked up this discussion a bit late and I am really curious... What exactly *is* the $25 network? Something to hack together N serial cables? Something with N serial drivers?
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sci.electronics
Is anyone maintaining a list of favorite shareware and public domain Windows software? I have several such lists for MSDOS, but they are really light on Windows stuff.
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comp.os.ms-windows.misc
[...] How ironic.
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sci.space
Well, if you're going to get upset with this, you might as well direct some of this moral outrage towards Glavcosmos as well. They pioneered this capitalist application of booster adverts long before NASA. (Sign of the times: a Sony logo on a Soyuz launcher...) This sounds like something Lowell Wood would think of...
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sci.space
I've been to three talks in the last month which might be of interest. I've transcribed some of my notes below. Since my note taking ability is by no means infallible, please assume that all factual errors are mine. Permission is granted to copy this without restriction. Note for newbies: The Delta Clipper projec...
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sci.space
Does anybody have a collection of occurances of 42? (before and after The Guide). If not, I would like to receive any odd bits you might know. postings to alt.fan.douglas.adams.
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comp.graphics
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rec.sport.baseball
[this is posted for a friend, please reply to dschick@holonet.net] 1990 BMW K75RT FOR SALE
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rec.motorcycles