[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> On 9 Apr 2000, 18:24, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> > Hi, does anyone have any electricity lesson plans for a 2nd -3rd grade
> > level?
> > I appreciate all your help. Thanks Melissa
>
> Go to this page. Scroll down to the heading "Electricity and Magnetism"
>
> h
Thanks. First and third sources helpful. The Amazon book isn't
quite what I had in mind--that would be more appropriate for someone
designing a gauss-meter, which I'm not. What I'm trying to do is to
develop a program to predict outcomes of magnet spacing for electro-
magnets in a motor, so
> On 10 Apr 2000, 18:37, Benjamin Flaherty wrote:
>
> > I would further suggest egroups; I understand that they are free, and
> > that they do offer a digest form.
>
> There already is a seeknfind at eGroups. The problem is that that list
> is owned by an individual I kicked off of our Seekn
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hello,
> I am looking for Haiku (poetry from Japan)
> just english or spanish sites please.
> Would you please help me?
> Thanks
> Miriam from Argentina.
How one writes haiku
Vision at NorthernLight.com
Blissful peace follows.
> I need to know from can i download the latest version of linux +
> documentation adn help. Thanks.
> Ahad
Start with:
ftp://rtfm.mit.edu/pub/usenet/comp.os.linux.misc/
(Linux Frequently Asked Questions with Answers)
Then do:
http://www.linuxdoc.org/
(The Linux Documentation Project)
> On Sun, 14 May 2000 07:40:48 -0600, Shaun Hadfield wrote:
>
> >
> >So...what I'm looking for is a BIG switchstation, where I plug
> >everything into, and depending on where the swtich is thrown, route it
> >there. Now I know that there are AB swithces for printers, but what I'm
> >looking for
> Ok...I think I've found what I like on egghead, a Belkin OmniCube. Now,
> if you all can help me with another thing
>
> I haven't a clue what you call a patch cable for a moniter or PS/2
> cables. I mean, I know the standard ports' patch cables (DB25
> Male/Male), but not a clue as to wha
> Hey All! Does anyone have any suggestions for finding info on natural
> methods for keeping hign blood pressure under control?
>
> Thanks! PEACE
You might want to look into the work of Dr. Dean Ornish, of the
University of California-San Francisco Medical School. The studies
can be fou
> Well, I thank everyone for their work on this thread, but it appears
> that even getting the card would be a failed cause. I finally found
> what I was looking for (it's called an ATX Form card), but i required a
> newer mommyboard than what I have. Sothat just leaves me to resell
> the
> On 28 May 2000, 12:06, kae422 wrote:
>
> > shucks... I guess I have to give up
> > I can't seem to find the picture of the 1996 Olympics Mens Gymnastic
> > Team (Pommel Horse) member --- named Mark R. Sohn... links on the net
> > but no pictures... and upcoming birthday surprise is fast a
Alan Harrell wrote:
> And now boys and girls, it's time for Alan's tip of the day. Of course
> you know Alan knows everything about everything.
>
> Continuous heat ruins good coffee. You should not leave your carafe on
> the burner, nor should you leave your cup on a burner. Sustained heat
> Napster finds MP3 files on people's computers which are shareable.
> Many of these files found by Napster are often unofficial copies of
> songs, not authorized by the artist or record company and the artists
> don't get royalties, so the whole issue is controversial.
Plus, if the files are fo
Recently, I ran into an immigrant who has a very talented son who,
because of economic circumstances, remained with his grandmother in
his native country. The son apparently has a good deal of talent in
both mathematics and computer science, and would like to find an
opportunity to work in th
Curt Davis has covered the high points with the CERT advisories and Bruce Schneier's
Cryptogram.
There's one other excellent resource for computer security, and
that's Packetstorm:
http://packetstorm.securify.com/
Enjoy!
Emily
Altavista is a good example of the type of search engine that Alan is
referring to. A "cheat sheet" on how to use plus and minus signs in
searching is available at:
http://doc.altavista.com/help/search/search_cheat.html
>
>
> Instead, make greater use of the so-called "Mathematical"
> > sy
> My organization is seeking a database searchable for our holdings we have in our
>library,
> something that our members and others who come to our website can use to see what we
>have. I
> believe we have about 10,000 books and periodicals at our genealogical library. I
>hope to find a
>
> Sir,
> Do Processor manufacturing companies give out the
> technology to make processors? (At least 8086)
> Are there sites on the Internet which have any related
> information?
> Thank you,
> Sajeev.
>
"Give out" is not the description I'd use when describing
semiconductor manufacturers.
T
> Sir,
or Madam,
> Are 386 or older class processors still manufactured by any company?
Yes. 386 chips are used in a wide variety of embedded applications
and are not going away anytime soon. Intel has licensed the
manufacture of 386 chips out to other companies.
> Do Processor / Computer
> Sir,
> In early days of PCs wasn't there computers other than
> PCs, for example Commodore 64 which were at that time
> classified as Home PCs? I would like to know if
> such machines are still marketed.
> Thank you,
> Sajeev.
For the most part, no. There have been numerous attempts to revive
> True, however, my memory is also dropping fast. Right now MemTurbo says my
> RAM is at 44 MB. Resources are 38%. Now let's wait 5 minutes and open no new
> windows or programs
>
> (5 minutes pass)
>
> Okay, now my RAM is 35 MB and resources are at 38% still. No new programs
> were opened,
> Hi all,
>
> Her name is Peggy(forgot her last name). She is my friend 10 years ago
> and lived in Palo Alto area, California(might have moved now); born in
> 1963; having Master's in civil engineering from UC, Berkerley; and
> worked in HP company in her area or bay area as real estate agent or
>
> Hi, I'm looking for the email of Human Resource Department of Hewlett
> Packard in Palo Alto, CA...Anyone have any idea?
>
> George
Um, George, if you're expecting HP to give you the names of *any*
employee, to say nothing of *some employee named Peggy*, I've got
news for you.
They aren'
> How do I hire a local researcher? Can I hire them on-line by using
> credit card? How much would they charge? (I plan to find out my friend,
> Peggy in USA; I'm in Taiwan now)
I suggest that you _first_ contact the university's Dept. of Civil
and Environmental Engineering first, and see if the
Here's some clues:
==
from: http://www.audioreview.com/market/messages/15151.html
Date Posted: March 13, 2000 at 11:27:51
Seller: John Kaddatz
From: Iowa
IP Address: 216.192.161.52
Email: [EMAIL PRO
Gee, looks like I need to reply to my own post. Oops!
> Here's some clues:
>
> ==
>
> from: http://www.audioreview.com/market/messages/15151.html
>
> Date Posted: March 13, 2000 at 11:27:51
> Seller: John Kaddatz
> From: Iowa
>
One good place to search is http://www.knowx.com .
The Ultimate People finder produced the following names:
1.KADDATZ JOHN C lives in BETTENDORF , IA
2.KADDATZ,JOHN D & GLORIA lives in KENOSHA , WI
3.KADDATZ JOHN D lives in PLEASANT PRAIRIE , WI
4.KADDATZ JOHN lives in CECIL , WI
For $7.9
> I am looking for information on men's hormones
> and what herbs help support spefic men"s
> hormones.
>
> Richard
Well, I'm not sure I should step into this one.
But I'm going to assume that you mean information concerning the
effects of aging on hormonal production in males.
If you're i
> Recently, there was an incident on this list where someone asked people
> to take a survey. Alan threw her off the list, replying that the people
> on this list "are not here to be used." I did not know what he meant at
> first, until he stated later that this was one way people get e-mail
> a
Andrew Vieira <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>
> > A spammer could also send a message to an e-mail list and either by setting
> > a "confirm
> > delivery" flag or by using some esoteric e-mail tricks, can get
> > returns from list members. If your ISP or network admis
I ran across this nifty FAQ in the USENET group alt.privacy. It's on
the web at:
http://www.faqs.org
It's a fun and highly informative place to cruise around in general.
I suppose I could say: "A FAQ for everything and everything in its
FAQ."
> Hello all :)
>
> Does anyone know of any small light ICQ clones for Windows 95?
>
> I need something that can run on my mother's 486 without taxing it too
> much, and since she's a newbie and I'm going to be the only contact on
> the list, it really doesn't need all the whiz-bang features of I
If you will just go to http://www.google.com and type in "34000RE3"
(without the quotes of course), you'll see about 3 dozen vendors of
such device, one of whom is Amazon.com.
> Hi everyone, :-)
>
> I'm looking for a website that sells the RCA digital recorder, model #:
> 34000RE3. I've yet t
I'd like to learn how to restring (rehair) a violin bow "in the
privacy of my home." Plus I'd like to locate a place where I can get
supplies for doing this, such as horsehair or the synthetic "hair."
I've already checked google and, while there are plenty of places
that will restring the bow
Wow! This is terrific! Thanks.
> I'm unable to send from my usual account, so I'm sending this through
> juno. Building guitars is one of my hobbies/part time job. I build solid
> body electrics, but I am familiar with violin and bow construction. You
> might be able to find someone in your ar
H. Well, it looks like it might be a better idea to either buy
an extra bow for when I ship one out for rehairing, or get hands-on
training from a violin-maker. At least some of the sources cited
earlier sell bows as well as horsehair.
> Indeed, it was a great response to your query, but
"Russel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote about Alan's amazing search
capabilities:
> i'm always wondering how you find information so fast...
> it's either your harddisk are full of databases of links or
> you got a magical search engine.
Nah, Alan's just been around for about 3 generations in Intern
Well, Sajeev, it looks like the White House doesn't want to receive e-
mail from the outside. But this really isn't the case. What has
happened is that the computer transition from the old president to
the new one has been, to put it mildly, rocky.
Some of Clinton's staffers deleted files fro
> On 2 Feb 2001, 6:40, tariqa wrote:
>
> > What is COM ? Is it some thing like html or asp.
>
> It can be an abbreviation for several things. In part, I am borrowing
> from PCWebopedia here:
>
> (1) In DOS systems, the name of a serial communications port. DOS
> supports four serial ports: C
> Sir/M'm,
> I am looking for some mailing list (incoming information, not posting and
>discussion)
> that periodically (preferably weekly) provides
> late braking information about Linux.
> If you know about some, please let me know.
> Regards,
> Sajeev.
Most of the serious Linux people hang o
"Alan S. Harrell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 3 Feb 2001, 10:49, Bob in Jersey wrote:
>
> > test
>
> http://ericae.net/testcol.htm
*groan*
I guess you just HAD to get that parting shot off, eh, Alan?
Note that calls made over the internet using programs like dialpad
and Yahoo Messenger flow through quite a number of computer nodes and
are thus open to scrutiny. If you want to use the internet to make
phone calls, and want them to be private, consider Speak Freely.
http://www.speakfreely.o
This is turning out to be a tough one to find, but I wouldn't have
thought so when I started looking.
I need to find out how many elective offices there are in California.
This includes offices like mayor, city council, special districts,
school districts, judges, county supervisors, etc. Any
"Ben Cooper" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > This includes offices like mayor, city council, special districts,
> > school districts, judges, county supervisors, etc. Anybody who's
> > elected.
>
> This site lists the number of cities with directly elected mayors, city clerks, city
>treasurer
Just off the top of my head
One of the most likely things to look for is whether your friend is
using a proxy in IE5 to access the internet. The http and https
protocols each have to be configured to point to the appropriate
proxy. If the http protocol is correctly configured and the htt
> This email is from [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Joanne Rancourt) forwarded
> courtesy of Peace :o)
> ::singing:: I see London, I see Francedoo bee doo bee doo
>
> --
>
> ---
> "... could you post a que
> Hi folks,
>
> I can't seem to get anywhere with searching for a proper
> keyboard-video-mouse switch between my main PC running Win98 and my
> web server running Linux (Red Hat 7.0, if that makes any difference).
Pretty much any switch will work with a Wintel system. The problem
then becomes
> guess I should get specific (now that I know what I'm looking for)
>
> a question on a test asks something about can a person be fired for having
> AIDS/HIV??
>
> and I need to back this up with FLORIDA statutes ( I have found the
> statutes page..just can't find anything specific about being f
Ooooh, that brings back memories. Norman Mailer spent more time
obsessing about Valerie Solanas than any sane person should.
A succinct bio can be found at:
http://www.bcn.net/~jpiazzo/valbio.htm
And the S.C.U.M manifesto is posted in numerous places on the web.
> Hey everyone!
>
> I was re
Ah, you're talking about fdcompany.com!
> One day earlier this week I watched the ZDNet panel program moderated by
> John C. Dvorak. One of the panelists was from "f---ed.com"--("Whose
> name is one of the words we can't say on television.")--a web site that
> carries the latest news on dot-
The site http://www.siegesoft.com has an anonymous web proxy that
won't show the site name in the URL.
Other proxies can be found at:
http://proxys4all.cgi.net/
WARNING: Some of these will reveal the name of the site that you're
looking at in the URL. So be a professional and try them at ho
Look at:
http://freshmeat.net/search/?q=digital+audio
and
http://sourceforge.net/search/?type_of_search=soft&exact=1&words=digital+audio
Both freshmeat and sourceforge are great places to look for code.
>
>
> Hi gang
>
> I need to find some information on the following:
> code li
A friend has asked me to help him find a copy of "The Gin Game"
produced by RKO Home Video. The movie came out in 1984, the VHS
video came out a couple of years later, but was pulled from the
market in 1999.
The film stars Hume Cronyn and Jessica Tandy.
I've found just one place selling it,
This is just one that I stumbled into a few weeks ago. Your friend
should contact the Access Center for Independent Living in Dayton.
They're also on the web at http://www.acils.com/ . They'll know
pretty much how to get everything your friend needs and will probably
be of great assistance
> Dear friends:
>
> I am looking for a free software in order to make energy and materials
> balance proper for chemical industry.Could you tell me where to look for,
> please?
>
> Thanks and best regards for all of you.
>
> Emilio
Why don't you say what operating system and hardware you're u
Alan Harrell wrote:
> On 11 Mar 2001, at 17:41, Raymond Arsenault, Ph.D. wrote:
>
> > Someone is sending me kidding mail. The purported identity is Mellow
> > Yellow and the email service is <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> She (I assume) is using an anonymous mailer which obfuscates her
> headers and
"Seeker" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> On 11 Mar 2001, 17:41 Raymond Arsenault, Ph.D. wrote:
>
> > Someone is sending me kidding mail. The purported identity is Mellow Yellow
> > and the email service is <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >
> > I have copied the gibberish from Eudora. Is there anyway of using th
> Hello,
> Recently, I happen to hear about a website offering facility to check
> any web mail like hotmail, yahoo etc., from their site. But when I visited their
>site,
> I got only some asp error messages and could not see even the opening page.
> For your information only, the address of that
> List Members:
>
> Is the information regarding persons, since deceased 'owned' by their
> descendants?
>
> Family database which included first husband's family, I am being harassed
> via email with threats of legal action if I do not remove as the
> "information is copyrighted by census. Plea
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm looking for some basic websites that explain stock market
> investing online or off. Also seeking similar sites that scale the
> difficulty ladder in small increments so as to not confuse or
> frustrate the reader.
And then there's the Investment FAQ:
htt
There's two other considerations about which mail program to use:
1. Is it secure? Does it have a nasty tendency toward being
infiltrated by viruses or trojans? If you choose Outlook or Outlook
Express, you're not just asking for trouble, you're rolling out a red
carpet for it, and sending
"Seeker" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> On 19 Apr 2001, 4:18 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> > I use Pegasus myself. Because of its structure, it has proven immune to
> > everything so far. However, it's HTML rendering is far from robust. So if
> > you have correspondents who are rudely mailing
> Anybody have a link handy for anonymous email other than anonimizer?
You could learn to use anonymous remailers. A good client for the
beginner is Quicksilver.
The other possibility is to use google and put in the terms "web
mixmaster" which will get several web-based mixmaster remailers to
The canonical locations for CSS is at http://www.w3.org/Style/CSS/
> Hello Friends,
>
> I am looking for somewhat beginner to intermediate level how-to information
> on using 'Cascading Style Sheets' for web design. Also which browsers support it.
> Please help.
>
> Thank You,
> Sajeev.
>
>
Easy.
A secure server is one that communicates with clients using a secure
protocol, usually SSL (AKA Secure Sockets Layer). Examples of secure
server software are Stronghold, Apache with SSL, etc.
"Secure" in this case refers to the communications, rather than the
server itself. To make
> Dear Friends
> I am looking for mailing lists concerning Office Word 97. I tried some
> support sites but they are concerned with big projects. I think mailing
> lists are more useful for simple questions and hints.
> Thanks in advance,
> Ismail
I suggest Woody's Office Portal at http://www.wo
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