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10,757 | I have a Tektronix T921 15Mhz scope for sale. It is a nice, simple
unit to learn on. I used it while I was in school. If you want one
to play with at home, this is easy and inexpensive. It has a nice
handle and is quite lightweight and easy to move around.
I will consider selling the probes seperately for $25 ea. They are HP
10017A probes suitable for this type of scope. The probes are NOT
included in the price of $99 for the scope.
If you need more technical info, you will have to come look at it, as
I am not a scope expert and what I have said is all I know. | 5 | trimmed_train |
3,848 |
You're obviously not referring to any of the three above-quoted
individuals, because barnacles don't each send $20 to the crew of the
ship to keep it moving.
"Get the organization to act on it" is easy to say, but says little
about what one really can and should do. What the organization
actually will do is largely determined by the president and directors,
as far as I can see. That's what makes it so important to vote in an
election of officers.
It does strike me that the BMWMOA is a lot less politically active (in
the state and national arenas, not infighting) than other M/C
organizations. Should we change this? Or just join the other groups
that already are in politics?
(Incidentally, the political hazards to motorcycle riders in the US at
the moment don't compare to the problems of some other groups like gun
owners. Just try to take up target pistol shooting in the Northeast
or California, and I bet you'll wish you only had to worry about
wearing a helmet. (Why does every thread on rec.moto eventually come
around to guns?)) | 12 | trimmed_train |
4,285 | Be devoted to one another in brotherly love. Honor one another above
yourselves. | 0 | trimmed_train |
455 | From article <[email protected]>, by [email protected]:
The areas that are least likely to hurt are where you have a little
fat. I inject on my legs and gut, and prefer the gut. I can stick
it in at a 90 degree angle, and barely feel it. I'm not fat, just
have a little gut. My legs however, are muscular, and I have to pinch
to get anything, and then I inject at about a 45 degree angle,and it
still hurts. The rate of absorbtion differs for subcutaneous and
muscular injections however--so if it's a daily thing it would be
best not to switch places every day to keep consistencey. Although
some suggest switch legs or sides of the stomach for each shot, to prevent
irritation. When you clean the spot off with an alcohol prep,
wait for it to dry somewhat, or you may get the alcohol in the
puncture, and of course, that doesn't feel good. A way to prevent
irratation is to mark the spot that you injected. A good way to
do this is use a little round bandage and put it over the
spot. This helps prevent you from injecting in the same spot,
and spacing the sites out accuartely (about 1 1/2 " apart.)
This is from experience, so I hope it'll help you. (I have
diabetes and have to take an injection every morning.)
Later,
David | 19 | trimmed_train |
3,516 |
Oh, oh, we all know what's going to happen now don't we! | 2 | trimmed_train |
3,171 | To following up my own note:
: :
: : It looks like everything works as advertised but I am disappointed
: : with the speed. I'm using an Intel 400 internal 14.4k modem in the PC
: : with Telebit 14.4k on the Unix end, which are currently limited to
: : 19.2Kbits by the Unix com link. To get a quantitative comparison, I
: : did 'cat file' where "file" is 20 kbyte uncompressed ascii text, and
: : it took 75 seconds to scroll through an X window over the modem link,
: : 270 chars/sec. Using the identical hardware and Procomm+FW the same
: : "cat file' takes 11 seconds, 1820 chars/sec. BTW, I use NCD PC XView
: : on my PC at work (HP) every day for the same Unix access from a PC over
: : a LAN and like that just fine. The same 'cat file' scrolls by in
: : ~2 seconds on the LAN connection.
I just tried a few experiments. I cat'd a 20261-byte file (471 lines)
under various scenarios:
PC-Xview for DOS in a full-screen OS/2 window (1024x768x16): 18 sec
Telix (DOS) in an OS/2 window (1024xs768x256): 107 sec!
Telix (DOS) is a full-screen OS/2 window (standard VGA): 11 sec
Telix (DOS) in a Windows 3.1 window (1024x768x256): 30 sec
UW/WIN in a seamless OS/2 window (1024x768x256): gave up after 4 min!
UW/WIN in Windows 3.1 (1024x768x256): faster, but gave up after 2 min
UW/WIN in a seamless OS/2 window using pg 30 sec, could have been a
little faster (I had to keep
hitting the space bar)
I was using an ATI Wonder XL video card, by the way.
So PC-Xview for DOS looks pretty good (and the line-by-line scrolling
in OS/2 desktop looks pathetic, although full-page redraws are pretty
good).
I tried it under PC-Xview using my normal (9x15bold or 10x20) font,
and with a very small font, and there was no difference in the times.
The modem receive light was on pretty solidly, so it looks like the
bottleneck was the 9600-baud modem, not the screen drawing.
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4,251 |
[ ACT 5:40 - 41 ]
...
...
The basic problem with your argument is your total and complete reliance on
the biblical text. Luke's account is highly suspect (I would refer you to
the hermeneia commentary on Acts). Moreover Luke's account is written at
least 90 years after the fact. In the meantime everyone he mentions has died
and attempts to find actual written sources behind the text have come up
with only the we section of the later portion of acts as firmly established.
Moreover, Pauls account of some of the events in Acts (as recorded in
Galatians) fail to establish the acts accounts.
What we need, therefore, is a reliable text, critically appreciated, which
documents the death of Christians for belief in the Resurrection. I would
suggest you look at some greek and roman historians. I think you will be
disapointed. | 0 | trimmed_train |
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is a list with their prices. If you are interested in any of these, send me
some mail and I can guarantee this price. If you are not local their will be
a shipping cost, and cod cost if you prefer it to be shipped that way.
Marcus
Updated prices from last post.
American Business Phonebook DOS $20.00
Animals DOS $30.00
Animals MPC $18.00
Audoban Birds DOS $20.00
Audoban Mammals DOS $20.00
Barney Bear Goes to School DOS $30.00
Bible Library DOS $45.00
Bibles and Religion DOS $15.00
Book of Lists DOS $30.00
Britannicas Family Choice DOS $23.00
Britamrica Select DOS $24.33
Business & Economics DOS $19.00
Business Backgrounds DOS $20.00
Business Master DOS $20.00
Carmen San Diego (Where is ...) MPC $22.00
CD PLay/Launch DOS $25.00
CD ROM Software Jukebox DOS $20.00
CIA Vorld Taur DOS $35.00
Chess Master 3000 MPC DOS $20.00
CLassic Collection DOS $40.00
CLipert Goliath DOS $15.00
Colossal Cookbook DOS $15.00
DeLorme's Atlas USA WIN $25.00
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Deathstar Arcade Battles DOS $15.00
Dictionaries & Language DOS $15.00
Education Master DOS $20.00
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Family Doctor DOS $16.00
Family Encyclopedia by Comptons DOS $49.00
Family Encyclopedia by Comptons MPC $49.00
Game Master DOS $15.00
Game Pack II DOS $25.00
Golden Immortal DOS $25.00
Great Cities of the World DOS $25.00
Greet Cities of the World MPC $30.00
Great Cities of the World II DOS $25.00
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Groliers Encyclopedia DOS $40.00
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Ham Radio DOS $15.00
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Jones ... Fast Lane DOS/MPS $17.00
KGB/CIA World Fact Book DOS $25.00
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Library of the Future DOS $90.00
Loom DOS $22.00
MPC Wizard MPC $15.00
MacMillan Kids Dictionary MPC $48.00
Magazine Rack DOS $25.00
Majestic Places DOS $20.00
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Oak CD Stand DOS $15.00
Our Solar System DOS $15.00
Presidents DOS $85.00
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Reference Library DOS $35.00
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Sher Holmes/Consul Det MPC $35.00
Sleeping Beauty DOS $20.00
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Time Magazine Almanac Current DOS $22.00
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Too Many Typefonts DOS $15.00
Total Baseball DOS $30.00
US Atlas/w Automap DOS $22.00
US History DOS $28.00
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Wild Places DOS $20.00
Wing Com/Ultima VI DOS/MPC $22.00
World View DOS $25.00
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4,800 |
: >People who reject God don't want to be wth Him in heaven. We spend our
: >lives choosing to be either for Him or against Him. God does not force
: >Himself on us.
: I must say that I am shocked. My impression has been that Jayne Kulikaskas
: usually writes this much less offensive and ludicrous than this. I am not
: saying that the offensiveness is intentional, but it is clear and it is
: something for Christians to consider.
Jayne stands in pretty good company. C.S. Lewis wrote a whole book
promoting the idea contained in her first sentence quoted above. It is
called "The Final Divorce". Excellent book on the subject of Heaven and
Hell, highly recommended. It's an allegory of souls who are invited, indeed
beseeched to enter Heaven, but reject the offer because being with God in
Heaven means giving up their false pride.
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8,554 |
According to the (seen several times) postings from Dale Adams of Apple
Computer, both the 610 and the 650 require 80ns SIMMS - NOT 60 ns. Only
the Centris 800 requires 60 ns SIMMs. | 14 | trimmed_train |
7,659 |
[...]
Who makes them forget and destroy all copies of the key once they've
decided you're not a criminal today? Just curious.
------- Any views expressed are those of myself and not my employer. --------
Steven C. Johnson, WB3IRU / VK2GDS |
TRW | [email protected]
FP1 / 3133 | [129.193.172.90]
1 Federal Systems Park Drive | Phone: +1 (703) 968.1000
Fairfax, Virginia 22033-4412 U.S.A. | Fax: +1 (703) 803.5189 | 7 | trimmed_train |
9,923 | (reference line trimmed)
Well, I'd say that a murderer is one who intentionally committed a murder.
For instance, if you put a bullet into a gun that was thought to contain
blanks, and someone was killed with such a gun, the person who actually
performed the action isn't the murderer (but I guess this is actually made
clear in the below definition).
What do you mean by "reasonable?"
[...]
Yes, it is bad to include the word being defined in the definition. But,
even though the series is recursively infinite, I think the meaning can
still be deduced.
[math lesson deleted]
Okay, let's look at this situation: suppose there is a longstanding
feud between two families which claim that the other committed some
travesty in the distant past. Each time a member of the one family
kills a member of the other, the other family thinks that it is justified
in killing a that member of the first family. Now, let's suppose that this
sequence has occurred an infinite number of times. Or, if you don't
like dealing with infinities, suppose that one member of the family
goes back into time and essentially begins the whole thing. That is, there
is a never-ending loop of slayings based on some non-existent travesty.
How do you resolve this?
Well, they are all murders.
Now, I suppose that this isn't totally applicable to your "problem," but
it still is possible to reduce an uninduced system.
And, in any case, the nested "murderer" in the definition of murder
cannot be infintely recursive, given the finite existence of humanity.
And, a murder cannot be committed without a killing involved. So, the
first person to intentionally cause someone to get killed is necessarily
a murderer. Is this enough of an induction to solve the apparently
unreducable definition? See, in a totally objective system where all the
information is available, such a nested definition isn't really a problem. | 8 | trimmed_train |
9,933 | Carl Lydick:
Believe what you will.
The mass of anectdotal evidence, combined with the lack of
a properly constructed scientific experiment disproving
the hypothesis, makes the MSG reaction hypothesis the
most likely explanation for events. | 19 | trimmed_train |
11,194 |
Well, if everything wouldn't be okay, then tell us what it is that
wouldn't be okay. That is, if religions were no longer tax-exempt, then
what would be wrong with their lobbying or otherwise attempting to
influence politics? | 8 | trimmed_train |
7,217 | Avi,
For your information, Islam permits freedom of religion - there is
no compulsion in religion. Does Judaism permit freedom of religion
(i.e. are non-Jews recognized in Judaism). Just wondering. | 6 | trimmed_train |
1,909 |
As much as I considered some of the (so-called) Islam-related dialogue
here a total waste of time, I somehow can't restrain myself in this
instance, so, Gregg, try this:
20:52 P.S.T. I come to my senses and accept the all-knowing
wisdom and power of the Quran and Allah. Not only that, but Allah
himself drops by to congratulate me on my wise choice. Allah rolls a
few bones and we get down. Then Allah gets out the Crisco, bends
over, and invites me to take a spin around the block. Wow.
20:56 P.S.T. I realize that maybe Allah is looking for more of a
commitment than I'm ready for, so I say "Man, I've got some
programming to do. Gotta go. I'll call you."
20:59 P.S.T Thinking it over, I renounce Islam.
BTW, Gregg, Allah said he still thinks of you. | 8 | trimmed_train |
4,162 |
Jagr has a higher +/-, but Francis has had more points. And take it from
an informed observer, Ronnie Francis has had a *much* better season than
Jaromir Jagr. This is not to take anything away from Jaro, who had a
decent year (although it didn't live up to the expectations of some).
Dean
-- | 17 | trimmed_train |
1,962 | II SAMUEL 24: And again the anger of the LORD was kindled against Israel,
and he moved David against them to say, Go, number Isreal and Judah. | 15 | trimmed_train |
1,412 |
In the case of victimless crimes yes, I think so.
Think about it. If I rob or beat up or rape or kill someone, it's very
clear to anyone not a sociopath that I've done something immoral. On the
other hand, if I smoke grass or have sex with a consenting adult in a
manner illegal in that state, the morality or immorality of that act is
merely a lifestyle choice; it doesn;t clearly hurt anyone else. IMO, if
such an act doesn;t hurt another person it should not be interfered with.
I think so. And I don't use drugs, outside of the legal ones (alcohol
and coffee). | 13 | trimmed_train |
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* Base unit: with power supply, TV hookups, controller, and the games
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* TurboTap: let's you hook up as many as 5 controllers to the TG16.
* All original packaging, manuals, etc. for the above items.
* The games TV Sports Football, Alien Crush, Splatterhouse, and
Takin' it to the Hoop.
Current market price for the above system is approximately $130.
Asking price is $75. System was purchased in January of this year, and
has seen little use since then. If interested, contact me via one of
the methods in my signature file!
| 5 | trimmed_train |
9,435 | There are many Urban Legends (maybe this ought to be in the Crypt
FAQ?) about what is actually sufficient to clear or declassify
magnetic media when used for classified data. Here is some
information "from the horse's mouth".
(Regarding the sufficient overwriting of media ("clearing") meant to
be *retained* within the controlled environment, or declassifying
the material to be reused *outside* the controlled environment,)
From National Telecommunications and Information Systems
Security (NTISS) "Advisory Memorandum on Office Automation
Security Guidelines" (NTISSAM COMPUSEC/1/87):
------
"7.6.2.1 Clearing of Magnetic Media
Certain types of removable media (e.g., magnetic tape, floppy disk,
cassettes, and magnetic cards) may be cleared by overwriting the
entire media one time with any one character. Floppy disks may be
cleared by applying a vendor's formatting program that overwrites
each location with a given character.
Fixed media (e.g., Winchester disks) should be cleared by overwriting
at least one time with any one character. One way to do this is by
applying a vendor-supplied formatting program that overwrites each
location on the disk with a given character, if it can be shown that
this program actually works as advertised. The user should beware:
some programs that purport to overwrite all locations do not
actually do this.
Cleared media may be resides within the controlled facility or
released for destruction; however, they should be marked and
controlled at the level of the most restrictive sensitivity of
information ever recorded.
7.6.2.2 Declassification of Magnetic Media
Certain types of removable media can be declassified using a
degaussing device that has been approved for declassifying media of
that type. (A list of approved devices is maintained by the NSA.)
If a fixed medium (for example, a hard, or Winchester, disk) is
operative, an approved method of declassifying the disk pack is to
employ an overwrite procedure which must overwrite all
addressable locations at least three times by writing any character,
then its complement (e.g., binary ones and binary zeros)
alternatively.
When fixed media become inoperative, it is impossible to declassify
the media by the overwrite method. In this case, there are two
alternate procedures that may be used: (1) disassemble the disk
pack, and degauss each platter with the appropriate approved
degaussing equipment; and (2) courier the inoperative media to the
vendor's facility, have the magnetic media (e.g., disk platter)
removed in sight of the courier and returned to the courier for
destruction at the secure site. The vendor can then install new
platters and repair any other problems with the disk unit.
7.6.3 Destruction of Magnetic Media"
[see DoD Computer Security Center, "Department of Defense Magnetic
Remanence Security Guideline", CSC-STD-003-85 FOR OFFICIAL USE
ONLY]
------
This and many other interesting documents (many that are more
informative than probably intended) on computer security procedures
can be obtained (free) from:
Executive Secretary
National Telecommunications and Informations
Systems Security Committee
National Security Agency
Fort George G. Meade, MD 20755-6000
Write them! It's fun to be on the NSA's mailing list...
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7,664 |
HI,
Recently, when I run the Norton Disk surface test, I realize a slow
down in harddisk accessing. At begining of the test, the harddisk will
be checked at the speed that usually is. As the surface test scaned
half way through my harddisk, a tremendous slow down occured. The
expected time for operation will jump from 3 to 6 minutes. I try to use
some of the harddisk tools to check if there is any physical damage to
my harddisk and report always turn out to be none. The surface test
only slow down for a certain section of the disk and turn back to the
original speed after it gets over the section. I am wondering whether
it is a harddisk problem or some other problems. Anyway help or comment
will be appriciate....
Shane Cheney Wang
| 3 | trimmed_train |
7,277 |
BRING BACK HARRY! (NEALE) At least he was witty...
| 17 | trimmed_train |
5,246 | I have a stereo compressor-limiter by
Audio Logic (Model MT-66). The gates work,
but the compressor seems to be gone on one
channel, and very weak on the other.
I'll probably need an ocsilloscope to trace it
down (no pun intended), but if any one with
experience with this type of equipment could
point me in a certain direction as to where the
circuit is most likely to fail, I'd sure appreciate it.
--
Robert C. Stephens [email protected] | 11 | trimmed_train |
4,233 |
I just went through this mess in New Jersey (I'm still waiting for a
refund as well), namely, that the original company made a mistake and left me
in the lurch. My recourse was through NJ's insurance dept. Office of Consumer
Protection. You should have a similar office in your state. Make use of it.
Good luck, | 4 | trimmed_train |
8,209 | Does your Stealth 24 have a row of DIP switches on the back plane?
If so, you have the older Revision A board and the winmark results
are absolutely normal. The later Revision B board benchmarks at 13
to 15 million winmarks (at least mine does in 486DX-50 toy). | 3 | trimmed_train |
4,171 | Mornin' all. I was wonderin'.....
I got screenpeace (the screensaver, which I think is *very*
good), and I got a problem with it...
There is an option there, "realize colour table", and if it's
switched on, some wallpapers' colours will get *ucked up with
some screensavers (e.g. the "flashlight" one). If I turn it off,
however, it works well, and it's faster, so I have it off. All's
nice and well. However, If I turn it off, then it will be on
again next time I start windows. All the setting are set in the
win.ini file, and I *do* have "save settings on exit" selected.
also, I tried manually changing the setting in the win.ini file
to "n" (for no-->realize colour table), and started windows. It
will be fine for that session, but the next session will *again*
turn the option on.
I tried adding a +R (read-only) attribute to my win.ini file, and
it worked, but my bitmap (wallpaper) saver didn't work then.
Actually, it's the same application. Anywya, it didn't work,
since it must change the setting at the win.ini file.
so anyone out there got any answers/suggesions/comments for me?
thanks, i.a.
Mickey
aka mp | 18 | trimmed_train |
2,620 | Just posting to John Cormack.
I wanted to tell you that there is a "slight" difference between
Speedstar 24 and Speedstar 24X
| 1 | trimmed_train |
6,657 | Can anyone give me some information, please ...
I need (probably) to write one or more new Motif widgets on the HP-UX
platform. Do I need the Motif private header files and source,
or can I make do with the public headers that are provided?
"Motif" includes Xt in this context.
One widget is a multi-column list (which lots of people have
already written, I am sure), and would therefore be probably be
a subclass of List rather than something simple like an Xt class.
Is this more difficult (in principle, not lines of code)?
Alternatively, if anyone has a multi-column list widget they
could sell me, this might save me from having to write one!
Does it by any chance exist in Motif 1.2 already (I do not
yet have the spec)?
Answers appreciated,
Nicholas. | 16 | trimmed_train |
1,994 | --------- Forwarding begins here ---------
Date: Wed, 7 Apr 1993 15:39:55 -0400 (EDT)
From: Women's Center <[email protected]>
To: +dist+/afs/andrew.cmu.edu/usr0/women/dlists/[email protected]
Subject: PROGRESSIVES HAPPY HOUR
Enjoy good food and interesting company at the Progressives Happy Hour,
Thursday 8 April, starting at 5:30pm at the Women's Center (located next
to the laundromat in the Margaret Morrison Plaza). Kosher for Passover
food will be served. All are welcome.
(Good things to drink will be there, but paper cups won't. Please be
progressive and bring a cup or mug with you.)
Co-sponsored by the Student Government President and funded by the
student activites fee. | 16 | trimmed_train |
9,722 |
In germany you usually use the left hand for the 'b'
yours
Frankie
--
---------------------------------------------
Frank Probul
Emanuelstr. 17, D-8000 Munich 40, Germany
AppleLink: [email protected]
internet: [email protected]
Munich University of Technology
Department of Computer Science
Germany | 14 | trimmed_train |
6,437 | Accounts of Anti-Armenian Human Rights Violations in Azerbaijan #007
Prelude to Current Events in Nagorno-Karabakh
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| |
| They grab Papa, carry him into one room, and Mamma and me into another. |
| They put Mamma on the bed and start undressing her, beating her legs. |
| They start tearing my clothes, right there, in front of Mamma. I don't |
| remember where they went, what they did, or how much time passed. I had |
| the feeling that they beat me on the head, on my body, and tore my |
| clothes, all at the same time, I don't even know what I said. The |
| atrocities started. I was savagely raped in that room. They argued among |
| themselves who would go first. |
| |
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------+
DEPOSITION OF KARINE (KARINA) GRIGOREVNA M. [1]
Born 1964
Secretary-Typist
Azsantekmontazh Trust
Sumgait Construction and Installation Administration
Secretary of the SMU Komsomol Organization
Resident at Building 17/33B, Apartment 15
Microdistrict No. 3
Sumgait [Azerbaijan]
On the 27th my sister Marina and I went to the movies the seven o'clock show,
at the theater that is across from the City Party Committee, about 50 yards
away. The SK theater. They were showing an Argentinian film, "The Abyss."
Before the film we noticed about 60 to 70 people standing near the podium at
the City Party Committee, but they were silent, there's no conversation
whatsoever, and we couldn't figure out what was going on. That is, we knew it
was about Karabagh, but what it was exactly, what they were talking about, if
someone gave a speech or not, we didn't know. We bought our tickets. There
were 30 or 40 people in the theater. This was a very small number for that
large movie theater. The film started. About 30 minutes later they stopped the
film. A crowd burst in. About 60 people. They came up onto the stage. Well
mostly they were young people, from 16 to 23 years old. They demanded that an
Armenian woman come up onto the stage. They used foul language and said that
they were going to show what Azerbaijanis were capable of, what they could do
to Armenian girls. I thought that's what they meant because they had demanded
a girl specifically. Marina and I were sitting together. I told her to move
over, there were some Russian girls sitting nearby. So that if someone
recognized me or if something happened, they would take me, and not Marina.
It got quiet, 2 or 3 girls jumped up to run out, but the door was closed--it's
only opened at the end of the show--and they returned to their seats.
Everyone in the theater was looking at one another, Russians, Azerbaijanis,
people of various nationalities. But no one reacted at all, no one in the
auditorium made a sound. They were silent, looking at one another, and
gradually started to leave. Some guy, a really fat one, says, "OK, we've
scared them enough, let's leave." They leave slowly, pompously. It seemed to
me that those people were not themselves. Either they had smoked a bunch of
"anasha", or had taken something else, because they all looked beastly, like
they were ready to tear anyone apart. Then it was all over, as though nothing
had happened at all. The film started up again, it was one of those cheerful
films which should have only brought pleasure, made you happy to be alive. We
could barely sit to the end. So it had started at seven it was over by nine,
and it was dark . . .
Marina and I were walking home, Lenin Street, that's the center of town. Lenin
Street was packed, just packed with young people. They were shouting,
something about Karabagh and something about Armenians. We weren't especially
listening, because the way we were feeling we didn't know if we were going to
make it home or not, and just what had happened anyway? Public transportation
wasn't running. Incidentally, when we came out of the theater we saw police,
policemen standing there. The director of the movie theater was looking at the
doors, because when they were leaving they had broken the glass, the doors
there are basically all glass. Everything was broken. He stood there grief-
stricken, but looking as though nothing really big had happened, like some
naughty boys had just broken them quite by accident, with a slingshot. Well,
since he looked more or less calm I decided that, nothing all that super
serious had happened. We went out very slowly; we wanted to catch a bus, we
live literally one stop away. We didn't want to go on foot, not because it was
dark, but because something might happen. We flagged down a cab, but the
driver didn't want to take us. We told him we live near the bus station, and
he said he'd take us to the bus station and not a yard farther. I said, well,
OK . . .
So we got into the cab and managed to get there. Something incredible was
happening at the bus station. There was a traffic jam. Public transportation
was at a standstill and everyone was shouting "Ka-ra-bagh," they're not going
to give up Karabagh. I go home and tell my family what's going on, and there's
immediate panic in the house. Mamma says, what should we do? Like the end had
come, they were going to come, kill us, that's it . . . Somehow we managed to
cheer ourselves up: Nothing that bad could happen. Where are we living anyway,
just what kind of social order do we have? Somehow we manage to calm Mamma
down. And we went to bed. But no one could sleep. Everyone made as though
nothing had happened.
That was on Saturday. In short, the day went by. We didn't go anywhere and
didn't call our relatives. No one did anything. Because . . . life goes on.
That day I realized something was approaching, but what exactly, I couldn't
guess.
On the 28th everything was like it was supposed to be, we lived like we always
had. There were five of us at home: Mamma, Papa and us, three sisters: Lyuda,
Marina, and I. My sister Lyuda was in Yerevan at the time. We sat at home and
no one went out. Later we learned that a demonstration had started that
morning. It all started . . . They were smashing up stores. We were sitting at
home and didn't know anything about it. Then a girlfriend of mine, Lyuda
Zimogliad, came by at around three o'clock I think. We worked together, we did
our apprenticeships together, she's a Russian girl. She said that something
awful was happening in town. I asked, "Don't they want Armenians? Well what
are they after, if they're already in that state?" She says, no, nothing like
that, it's just a demonstration, but it's awful to watch it. Somehow, it feels
like a war has broken out. Public transportation has been stopped . . . The
cabs, the buses, well it's just a nightmare.
Then Papa decides to go to the drugstore, my mother was having allergy
problems at the time . . . He left the house and our neighbor, Aunt Vera,
asked him, "Where are you going? Stop! There are such terrible things going
on in the courtyard; aren't you afraid to go out?" Papa didn't know what she
was talking about. She simply pushed him back into the entryway. He came home
and told Mamma. Mamma said, "Well, if Aunt Vera was talking like that it means
that something is really going on." But we didn't go see her, she's a Russian,
she lives across from us. I had to see my friend out. Around five o'clock I
tell Lyuda, "Ok, look, it's time for you to go, it's late already, I'll see
you out." Mamma says, "You don't need to go, it's too late already, you can
see what the situation in town is." So we decided to stay home. Dinner was
ready. Mamma says, "Let her eat with us, then she can go." We sat down at the
table. But no one was hungry, no one was in the mood, we just put everything
out on the table to calm ourselves down, and make it appear that we're eating.
We turned on the television, and the show "In Fairy-Tale Land" was coming on.
We cleared the table.
We hear some noise out in the courtyard. I go out on the balcony, but I can't
see what's going on, because the noise is coming from the direction of the bus
station, and there is a 9-story building in the way. There is mob of people
. . . I can't figure out what's happening. They're shouting something, looking
somewhere, I can't make out what is going on. I go down to a neighbor, she's
an Azerbaijani; we've been friends of her family for about 25 years. I go down
to look from their place. I see people shouting, looking at the 5-and 9-story
buildings near the bus station. Just then soldiers set upon them, about 20
people, with clubs. The mob runs off in different directions. I even see
several people from our building. They are looking and laughing . . . I decide
that means it's not all that bad if they are laughing: it means they're not
killing anyone. But now the crowd suddenly dashes toward the soldiers. One of
the soldiers cannot manage to get away, they start stomping on him with their
feet, everyone's kicking him . . . I become ill and go home, and explain in
general terms that horrible things are going on out there . . . can't speak
. . . Well, they've probably killed that soldier, the way that crowd is . . .
If each of them kicked him just once . . . They took his club away from him
and started to beat him with it. But it was far away and I couldn't see if he
got up and left or not.
I become terrified and go home and say, "Lyuda, don't go anywhere, stay at our
place, because if you go out they could kill you or . . . " Then the crowd
runs over closer toward our building and stands at the 12-story building and
starts shouting something. We go out onto the balcony. All of our neighbors
are also out on theirs, too. Everyone is standing, staring. The mob is
shouting and about 5 minutes later comes running toward our building. As it
turns out, at the 12-story building the Azerbaijani neighbors went down and
kept them from coming in. There's only one entryway there, they could stop
them.
They all run up to our building. Mamma immediately starts closing the windows,
afraid that they might throw stones. They have stones and they break the
windows, all of them. There are very many people. We have a large courtyard,
and it's packed with people. They spill up to the first floor so they don't
crush each other. They crawl up on trees, posts, and garages. It's just a huge
cloud of people. They break and burn the motorcycle of the Armenian Sergey
Sargisian, from our building. We close the windows and immediately hear
tramping in our entryway. They come up to our fifth floor with a tremendous
din and roar. It's incomprehensible. Mamma told me later that they were
shouting Father's name, "Grisha, open the door, we've come to kill you!," or
something like that. I don't remember that, I was spaced out, kind of. Mamma
says, "Into the bedroom, quickly!" In the bedroom we have two tall beds, part
of our dowry; Mamma says, "Hide there, they probably won't come in there,
they'll ask something, say something, and leave." She says, "We'll tell them
that we live alone here." I can't imagine that my parents will stand out in
the hall alone talking with some sort of beasts . . . I go to them and say
that I'll stand together with them, I'll talk with them if they come, maybe I
can find a common language with them, all the more so if they know me: I speak
Azerbaijani more or less, and I can find out what they want. I told Marina and
Lyuda to hide under the bed, and my sister Lyuda, I can't remember if I told
her anything or not.
Then . . . they open the door: it's like they blew on it and it broke and fell
right into the hall. The crows bursts in and starts to shout: Get out of here,
leave, vacate the apartment and go back to your Armenia; things like that. I
tell them, "What has happened, speak calmly. One of you, tell me, calmly, what
has happened." In Azerbaijani, they say, "Get out of the apartment, leave." I
say, "OK. Go downstairs. We'll gather everything we need and leave the
apartment." I realize that it is senseless to discuss any sort of rights with
them, these are animals. They must be stopped. The ones standing in the
doorway, the young guys, say, "There are old people and one girl with them.
Too bad!" They take two or three steps back. It seems as though I have
pacified them with our exchange. Then someone in the courtyard shouts,
commanding them: "Don't you understand what you are saying? Kill them?"
And that was it! That was all it took. They grab Papa, carry him into one
room, and Mamma and me into another. They put Mamma on the bed and start
undressing her, beating her legs. They start tearing my clothes, right there,
in front of Mamma. I don't remember where they went, what they did, or how
much time passed. I had the feeling that they beat me on the head, on my body,
and tore my clothes, all at the same time, I don't even know what I said. The
atrocities started. I was savagely raped in that room. They argued among
themselves who would go first.
Later, I remember, I came to. I don't know if I'm dead or alive. Someone comes
in, someone tall, I think, clean-shaven, in an Eskimo dogskin coat, balding.
He looks around at what's happening. At that instant everything stops. It
seems to me that he is either their commander or . . . that somehow everything
depends on him. He looks and says, "Well, we're done here." They are beating
Mamma on the head. They break up the chairs and beat her with the chair legs
. . . She loses consciousness, and they decide that she's dead. Papa . . . was
out cold. They want to throw Lyuda off the balcony, but they can't get the
window open. Apparently the window frames are stuck after the rain and the
windows can't be opened. They leave her next to the window. She was thinking
about being thrown out the window and passed out. She's not a real strong
person anyway . . . He looks at me and sees that I'm saying something, that
I'm still twitching. Well, I start saying the opposite of what I should be,
which is humbling myself and pleading. I start shouting, cursing . . . they
don't get any entreaty out of me. I already know that I'm dead, why would I
humble myself before anyone? And he says that if that's what I think, since my
tongue is so long . . . maybe he thinks that I still look quite appealing
. . . In short, he commands that I be taken outside.
I no longer saw or remembered what was happening to Marina and Lyuda, I don't
know if they are alive or not. They take me outside. They are dragging me by
my arms, by my legs. They are hitting me against the wall, the railings,
something metal . . . While they are carrying me someone is biting me, someone
else is pinching me . . .I don't even know. I think, my God, when will death
come? If only it were sooner . . . Then . . . they carry me out, throw me near
the entryway . . . and start kicking me. I lose consciousness . . . What
happened after that, how many people there were, I don't remember.
I come to after a while, I don't remember how long. A neighbor is bringing me
clothing. I'm entirely covered with blood, she puts a dress on me. I remember
that I said the same words over and over again: "Mamma, what happened, Mamma,
what have they done to us, where are we, whose house are we at?" I can't make
sense out of anything. There is a guy standing over me, I sort of know him, he
served in Afghanistan, his name is Igor, he brought me indoors. When they all
went to the third entryway and killed a person there, Igor gathered his
courage, took me into his arms, and brought me to the neighbors', even though
he's small-minded, he put himself at risk. Igor Agayev is Azerbaijani; he
served in Afghanistan. There are three brothers. The older brother also served
there, I think; now he's stationed here, on the border, in Armenia. Igor
brought me to the neighbors', and then helped me come to my senses, saying,
"Karina, I know you, calm down, I'm not one of them." How do I know who's who
and what's what? I come to, and they clean me up. I was covered in blood. Then
Papa . . . I saw Papa, I saw Mamma. And Marina, too . . . Igor was there when
they dragged Marina and Lyuda out from under the bed . . . Marina . . . Lyuda
said that she was Russian, they said, we'll let you go, we aren't touching the
Russians, go. And while they are dragging Marina out she decides she's going
to tell them she's Azerbaijani. Igor immediately grabs Marina's and Lyuda's
hands, because he knows Marina, and knows that she is Armenian and is our
sister, and takes her to the second floor to a neighbor's and starts pounding
on the door so she will open up. She opens the door and Igor pushes them in
there. So they survived.
My sister Lyuda lost consciousness after the bandits started stealing things.
While they were going downstairs, taking things downstairs, then coming back
up again, Lyuda seized the opportunity and crawled under the bed and stayed
there. Then, when she was herself again, she found a torn night shirt and put
it on, and some sort of robe and went to a neighbor's on the fourth floor, the
one whose apartment I had watched the crowd from, the friend of ours, and
knocked on the door. The neighbor opened and said, "I'm not going to let you
in the apartment because I'm afraid of them. But I'll give you some stockings
and we'll leave the building." Lyuda says, "I'll stay at your place because of
what's going on, they keep going up and down the stairs." It was just for a
moment, just a moment in life, but the neighbor wouldn't consent. Lyuda came
back to our place and lay under the bed . . .
I came to. Mother was there. I can't remember my supervisor's telephone
number, but something had to be done. Somehow I remembered and called, and he
came to get us. He didn't have any idea what was going on. He thought we were
simply afraid, he didn't know that they were killing us and that we had passed
between life and death. He came and got us and took us to the police precinct.
There they looked us over. I was having trouble walking, my lungs hurt badly,
it was hard to breathe . . .
My supervisor's name is Urshan Feyruzovich Mamedov. He's the head of our
administration. They took us there. When we were leaving, I saw a great number
of buses full of soldiers at the entrance to town. The buses were ordinary
passenger buses. There were very many soldiers. We left around eleven, right
after eleven. If these people could stop what was happening they could save a
great many lives . . . Because the crowd was moving on, toward the school, and
what was going on there . . . I think everyone know not only in Sumgait, not
only in Yerevan. Because there they murdered them all one after the next,
without stopping. After us.
I think 14 people died in Microdistrict No. 3, and 10 to 12 of them were from
Buildings 4, 5, and 6. In our building one person died, and one old woman died
from Building 16, that's the building in front of ours. There young
Azerbaijani men stopped the mob and wouldn't let it into their building.
Incidentally, when we were at the neighbors', Marina called our relatives
to warn them, so they would all know what was happening. I called a aunt in
Microdistrict No. 5. They have three neighbors who are Armenians. I said, "Run
quickly, I can't explain what's going on; hide, do what you can, just stay
alive. Hide at Azerbaijanis', ones who won't give you away." At that moment
three people came in, policemen. I think they were Azerbaijanis. I was in such
awful condition, my face was completely distorted my lips were puffed up,
there was blood, my eye was swollen, no one thought I would ever see anything
out of that eye again . . . my forehead was badly cut, and one-half of my face
was pushed out forward. No one would have thought that I would survive, get my
normal appearance back, and be able to grasp anything at all. I started to
scream at those people, why did you come, who sent you here, no one wants you
here, haven't you killed people people yet, what are you doing here? One of
the soldiers said, "Don't scream at us. We're Muslims, but we're not from the
Sumgait police. They called in from Daghestan." So at that point the
Daghestan police were there.
When we got to the police precinct there were an awful lot of police there,
there were soldiers, police with dogs, ambulances, firemen . . . I don't know,
maybe they were waiting for people to bring them the goners and the seriously
injured to treat them there in the police precinct. I don't know what they
were there for. There were also doctors from Baku there. They examined Lyuda
and me and said, "These women need to go to the Maternity Home, but we don't
know what to do with the rest."
So they took us, and I lost contact with my parents, my boss, everyone. My
boss said, "Don't worry, I'll find you, no matter where you are, no matter
what happens." We went to the hospital. There we were examined by a department
head from the Sumgait Maternity Home, Pashayeva, I think her name was. She
examined us. The ambulance was from Baku; I figured out that the Sumgait
ambulances hadn't done anything, they didn't respond to any calls. People
called and neither the police nor the ambulances showed any sign of life.
That doctor looked me over and I could tell from her behavior that something
very good had happened, for she became quite glad. I even thought to myself,
"God, can it be that nothing all that bad is wrong?" She looks me over and
says, "Now why are you suffering so? You don't know what your people have been
doing, your people did even worse things." And I think, great, I have to deal
with her . . . And I felt so bad, I thought, why don't I just die so as not to
have to hear more stuff like this from people like her? Here I am in this
condition and being told about something that our people did. I just didn't
have the energy to say, "How could our people possibly be smart enough to
think of something that yours haven't already done?" I stayed there. Then they
brought in another woman, Ira B., she was married, and she was raped in her
own apartment, too. There were three of us, Ira, Lyuda, and 1. The next
morning they took Lyuda and Ira away. They didn't do anything to help us. This
was in the old Maternity Home, in the combined block. They didn't do anything
more than examine me, that was it. I didn't want any shots or tranquilizer,
nothing. What shots could have calmed me down? I didn't even want to look at
them.
I lay in the ward. Either it just worked out that way or they did it on pur-
pose, but I was alone. I was alone even though the wards were packed. That
same evening a woman came by and asked me what was wrong with me, that my face
was disfigured. She asked what had happened to me, and I said, "Better to ask
your brother what happened, there's no point in asking me, your brother can
better explain what happened." She fell into a faint. All the doctors threw
themselves at her, and the doctor categorically forbade anyone to come into my
ward.
Then people from work came to see me, my boss, his daughter; they brought me
clothing, because I was literally naked. The only thing I had on was a dress,
but the woman who gave it to me was very short, and the dress was way up
above my knees, and the woman orderly said, "I can't believe you put on such a
short dress, who are you showing off your legs to here?" I went back to my
ward thinking, just one more thing from something. People from work came and
brought me something in a sack, apples, I think, three or four pounds, but I
couldn't take them. I had become so weak that it was just embarrassing. I said
that I couldn't take the apples, and really didn't have any appetite. No one
had to bring me anything. Some woman took the sack . . . And, oh yes! . . .
Then I heard that the head doctor tell a nurse that my medical history should
be hidden or torn up completely so that no one would know that I was an
Armenian, maybe they wouldn't figure it out from looking at me. So they must
have been thinking that there would be some kind of attack, that something
else would happen. That it would be worse. Or, perhaps, someone was outside on
the street, I don't know. In any case, I didn't sleep a wink that night.
The next morning they picked me up, a whole police detail, put me in a bus,
and off we went. I didn't even know where they were taking me. They took me to
the club where the troops were, the very one I was in that ill-fated evening.
I got off the bus. Near the City Party Committee there were a great many
troops, tanks, armored personnel carriers; the whole scene was terrible. I saw
a few people I knew there, and that calmed me a little. I had already thought
that I was the only one left. So there were five or six of us left in Sumgait
after that night. I still didn't know what happened to my parents, they didn't
come to see me in the hospital, and my boss told me that everything was fine.
I didn't know whether to believe him or not. Maybe he was just trying to calm
me down, maybe something happened on the way. Then I went to the club and saw
a lot of people I knew. They all knew one another, they were all kissing each
other and asking, "What happened, what went on?" Two days later they came to
see me from work. They were there all the time. Each day they came, showed
interest, and were constantly bringing me money. They did everything they
could. Of course I'm most thankful to my boss, the only one of my colleagues
who didn't lose his presence of mind and who didn't change his opinions,
neither before, nor after, nor in the heat of the moment, no matter what
happened. He constantly took an interest. A sincere interest, from the heart
. . . Then, about two days later, the secretary of the Party Committee came,
not from our Party organization, but from the First Trust, which ours is part
of, Comrade Kerimov, a very important figure in our town. He made arrangements
with the emergency medical personnel to take me away, because if I sat down by
myself I couldn't get up or lie down again. There was something wrong with my
lungs, it was hard to breathe. They examined me there several times, there I
lay were several doctors, they all thought that . . . that it must just be
from all the blows, I don't know. They didn't diagnose anything in particular.
When I was in the Maternity Home I even asked . . . I made it a point of
insisting that they take me to the trauma section because I felt so awful.
There was no way something inside wasn't broken, my ribs . . . Well they took
me there and took x-rays and said that everything was fine. There were
emergency medical workers on duty in the club. The mother of one of Marina's
friends was there. She was the head doctor at the Sumgait Children's Clinic.
They had every kind of antifever agent in the world, which was exactly what I
needed at that moment, I thought. I said that I was having great difficulty
breathing, I couldn't seem to get enough air, something was wrong with me.
They put tight bandages around my chest and waist. Later I overheard some
people saying that I had been cut all over. I think they just saw me being all
bandaged up and decided that my breasts and face had been cut . . . But I
wasn't cut.
They took us to the Khimik boarding house. We lived there a long time. Soon
appeared representatives . . . They were agitating. At first people would not
talk to them, and drove them off. One of the Armenian women shouted, "We
demand that Seidov come!" The response was, "It's Seidov who sent us." Seidov
is the Chairman of the Azerbaijani Council of Ministers. The woman said,
"We'll only see Seidov's daughter, have her come here, we'll do the same
things to her that they did to our daughters, and then we'll deal with you
agitators." And so on. More of them said, "Have Seidov himself come." This
went on day in, day out. The agitators kept coming and coming, this drove us
out of our wits. Then people gradually started departing for Yerevan because
they realized it was senseless to stay. Everything got on our nerves: The
smell, the small children. There were children at the SK club, children who
had literally just come out of the Maternity Home. What were they doing in a
club that didn't even have running water all the time? At first we had to pay
to eat there. They even overcharged us, as it turned out. On the second day
someone told us that they would bring us food for free. The children were ill.
Everything stank there. Well imagine about 3,000 people in a small movie
theater with seating for no more than 500. You couldn't sit or lie down, it
was impossible to even move. The stench was awful. Even the smallest infants
took ill overnight there. I heard that they were arriving seriously ill in
Yerevan, the infants. They have to be washed, they have to be bathed, not to
mention that we, the adults, were ill and needed care. People were fainting
right and left. I just don't know, everyone was crying, everyone . . . Only
the young people, the men, somehow managed to keep it together. But the women
were in a constant state of panic. It seemed to everyone that they would come
any minute and kill and stab. It seemed clear that we had been gathered
together purposely, like during the war, so that they could burn the movie
theater and there wouldn't be a single Armenian left. Then people went up to
the attic. I didn't see them, I only heard them, because I was lying down and
couldn't get up. I lay right on the stage, we had some room there. Apparently
they caught two people with either oil or gas. I think they wanted to burn the
theater. Maybe someone saw them, I didn't. I was in no condition to open my
eyes.
Everyone was suspicious of everyone else. They would ask, "Aren't you an
Azerbaijani? I think I saw you somewhere, I think you're an Azerbaijani." They
led out all the men and started letting them back in by checking their
passports, relatives might be covering for each other. Half of the people did
not have any documents. There were people who had run out of their homes in
nothing but a pair of pants and slippers, or wearing just a shirt, not like
they should have, with their IDs.
So on the 28th, on Sunday, I think, the police did nothing to help us. On
Monday everything resumed where it had left off on Block 41A. They didn't
spare a soul there: not children, not pregnant women, nobody. They killed,
they burned, they hacked with axes, just everything possible. They murdered
the Melkumian family whom I knew, my mother worked with them. Their daughter-
in-law went to school with my older sister. They were brutally murdered. Only
the two daughters-in-law survived. By a miracle one was able to save herself,
she ran away, the neighbors wouldn't take her in, so she ran about the
building until she found refuge. She was pregnant and had two small children.
This all continued on Monday in Block 41A, on the 29th, when the troops were
already in the city.
They murdered people, they overturned automobiles, and they burned entire
families. They say they didn't even know for sure if the people were Armenians
or not. I heard that the Lezgins suffered, too. I'm not sure myself, I didn't
see any Lezgins who had been injured. They burned cars so it's very difficult
now to say exactly who died and who didn't. It was very difficult to identify
the corpses, or rather, what remained of the corpses after they were doused in
gasoline and burned . . . it's all very hard to imagine, of course I heard
that many people disappeared without a trace, from the BTZ plant two people,
including a woman who worked the night shift, Aunt Razmella, who also lived in
Microdistrict 3.
They were stopping buses between Baku and Sumgait. In the evening people who
had been visiting Baku were returning to Sumgait, and people from Baku were
going home from Sumgait, and there were students, too. They were simply
savagely murdered. They were stopping the buses, the drivers immediately did
what they were told because there was just no other way to deal with that
hoard of brutally minded people. They stopped the buses, dragged the Armenians
out and killed them on the spot. I didn't see it myself, but I heard that they
put them all in a pile so as to burn them. Later it was hard to discern from
the corpses, well you can't call them corpses, you had to figure out from the
ashes who it was. l heard that two fellows saved two women, one a student, Ira
G., if I'm not mistaken. She was in the hospital a long time after that, and
she still can't figure out who saved her. She was also brutally raped and
beaten and thrown onto a pile of corpses. The fellow pulled her out of that
whole pile of corpses, put his coat on her, took her into his arms, and
carried her to the city. I still can't imagine how he managed to do that.
I heard that from Engels Grigorian. He knows her, apparently. Well a lot of
people went to that hospital anyway. She was in the hospital and singing a
song in Armenian, and they wrote the words down, and, I think he still has
that piece of paper, because he says that a lot of people now have that song,
the one she sang in the hospital where she lay in such bad shape. They
couldn't find the guy who saved her. He left her in someone's apartment and
called the ambulance, she was in such awful shape that, probably, like me,
she couldn't remember anyone's face.
I think that I knew one of the people who broke into our house, maybe I had
talked with him once. But I received so many blows everything was just knocked
out of my head. I can't remember to this day who he was. Then, it seems, I saw
the Secretary of the Directorate's Party organization, where Marina works. She
goes to school and works, she goes to night school at AZI, and works by day at
the Khimzashchita Construction and Installation Administration. I'm the
Secretary of the Komsomol organization at our administration and often met
with the secretaries of Party and Komsomol organizations. We had joint
meetings. I know them all, I've even talked with them, and he, I know, is from
Armenia. An Azerbaijani, but from Armenia. It became obvious that many of
those people were Azerbaijanis born in Armenia.
They took me to various police stations, to the police precinct, and to the
Procuracy, because the USSR Procuracy got involved in the case, and I iden-
tified the photographs of people who I could more or less recognize. They
showed me the people who were in our apartment, they're working on our
case, but I can't even recognize them, although it was proved that they were
the ones, they're processing it somehow. They tell me that they know that
someone held me by the arm and someone else held me by the leg when they were
dragging me. There was someone else in our apartment who did not even touch
me, he just stole a blanket and an earring or something like that. All these
people, all of them, as much as I've heard about them and seen them, they were
all from Kafan.
The Secretary of the Party organization is named Najaf, Najaf Rzayev. He was
there when everything started. It must have been him because I didn't
recognize anyone else in the crowd whom I knew besides him. All the more since
I told him, "Listen, you do something, because you know me." He turned away
and went toward the bedroom, where Marina was. Well you couldn't see Marina
anyway. There was such a noisy confusion of people that you couldn't make out
anyone. All of it flew right out of my head, and then gradually I became
myself again, at the City Party Committee . . . There were military people
there. I told them what went on, and they wrote it all down. I told them his
name. On March 8 the Secretary of our First Trust Party organization, the one
we're part of, came to see us, his name is Najaf Rzayev. I tell Mamma, "If
he's here despite the fact that I gave his name, it means that either his
alibi has been confirmed or, probably, that they think I'm crazy, not
responsible for my words." He said, "What did they do to you, how awful,
myself, I hid an Armenian family." Then after some time goes by he comes back
again and says something entirely different: "I wasn't at home, my family and
I went to Baku." I said, "Marina, what is he saying? He said something totally
different before." After that I didn't go to see our Procurator, our case is
being handled by a procurator from Voronezh, Fedorov by name. Fedorov told me
that Rzayev's case had just gotten to him, and there were so names involved.
What are they doing with Rzayev?
Did he prove his alibi or not? They just think that since I was hit in the
head I can't say anything for sure, whether it was him or not. It will be an
insult if he was in our apartment and doesn't have to pay for it, but at the
same time
I'm afraid to say I'm a hundred percent sure that it was he. Because no mat-
ter who I name, they tell me, no, you're wrong, he didn't do that, that one
wasn't there. All the faces have gotten mixed up in my mind. Who did what
exactly I can't say.
When they took me outside there was a whole crowd there, but I didn't see it,
because I had my eyes closed all the time. It seemed to me that I always got
it because of my eyes, people were always hassling me, for some reason it
always seemed to me that my eyes are responsible. When they were beating my
face I thought they were trying to put my eyes out. So I had my eyes closed,
they took me outside and started to beat me. A young guy, 22, held my arms, he
works at the BTZ plant. And right nearby, across the road from us, Block 41,
is where all this was going on. Right across the road from us. The BTZ
dormitory is over there, that's where he lives. Now he's in custody, they even
have proved, as far as I know, that it was he who killed Shurik Gambarian, the
clarinet player from the third entryway of our building. One person in our
building was killed, it was that man.
A guy comes by who shared a room with the guy who was holding me. He saw that
he was holding me by the arms and that he was beating me, but he didn't come
over, he just looked and then went into the dormitory. A while after it was
all over, people started making announcements in town saying that
investigators had been summoned. That guy went and told them everything. Now
they've caught him, everything's been proved. Now, evidently, they've been
beating him, I don't know what they're doing with them over there, but he
himself said that he was working the night shift at the plant. Some young guy
came to the plant and said, "Everyone who wants to kill Armenians come to the
bus station on Saturday at ten." That was it. He said, the ones who wanted to,
went. This was at the BTZ plant, during the night shift, probably, late Friday
night. It was at night, they were at the sauna together. And he said, what do
you mean, do you understand what you are saying? The others were silent,
probably, in their hearts they were thinking, I'm going to go. But they didn't
say anything to one another. He said that he thought it important to to go,
because he had heard a lot about what had happened in Kafan, that they had
killed their Azerbaijani sisters, their mothers, burned villages, and all of
that. That guy was also born in Kafan. That is certain. And Marina says that
the Secretary of the Party organization is from Armenia, too. from
I've participated in the investigation a couple of times. I'm satisfied with
them thus far. They summoned us and asked about what happened, and every word
I said was recorded. I met some guy there . . . By the way, he was an
Armenian. I said that he was in our apartment, but what he did, I don't know.
His last name was Grigorian, Eduard Grigorian. He s from Sumgait, from
Microdistrict 1. He was sentenced I think, to five years, not his first time.
His mother is Russian. I met with him at the KGB in Baku, at the Azerbaijani
KGB. They took us there and showed me photographs. There were so many
photographs, I think they even photographed those people who were caught at
curfew, and I've got them all confused. I say, the face was about like this,
the guy in the white coat with the red clasps. But he could take that coat off
and burn it somewhere, and it would be like looking for a needle in a
haystack. Well. This guy, Grigorian, I said, he was in our apartment, but he
is so light-complected that he looks like a Lezgin. I don't know what he did,
I can't remember. Maybe he beat me or raped me. But he was in our apartment.
At the KGB he started asking me, pleading with me, there's no need for this,
all this stuff, look me in the eyes, you're like a sister to me. I took a look
at him and thought, "My God, Heaven forbid that I should have a brother like
you." But they were satisfied with my responses, because I said everything
without great certainty. I was there with Mamma. Then Lyuda came in, but when
she came in she got sick immediately. She wanted to kill him, she crawled over
the table at him. She recognized him. When she came to, Lyuda was lying on the
balcony, the mob threw her there and all of them ran into the bedroom. We had
all kinds of boxes with dishes in them, the dowries for all three sisters.
They stole everything in the apartment, leaving only small things. At that
moment Lyuda came to and started remembering everything. Well, seeing the
faces, hearing the voices . . . Two people were saying they could burn the
apartment. Another says, why burn the apartment when I've got three kids and
no place to live. So this guy was in temporary housing, he didn't have
anywhere to live, he was from Sumgait. They were sure that they would get the
apartment. Besides, the neighbors were Azerbaijani. Why should they burn the
apartment, they might burn Azerbaijanis. That's what they said. How did they
know there were Azerbaijanis there, if they just picked a place, thinking that
Armenians lived there? We have a list of the residents for our part of the
building, our name is in there, but how could they know that Azerbaijanis
lived on the other side of the wall from us? So they didn't set fire to our
apartment.
I don't know, I was in such bad shape that if all of it had come to a halt
when I was outside, if someone had asked me what was happening, I would
have said that a civil war was going on. Well, maybe not civil . . . but
probably civil, because when they were beating me I opened my eyes and saw
that all the neighbors were standing on their balconies and watching, like at
a free horror film. So a civil war was going on, and only the Armenians were
being fought. If it were a world war or something like that, they would have
been fighting everyone. But they only fought us. Then I met some women from
our building, some Azerbaijanis. They are crying, they tell me, "Karina, we
saw all of it, how could it happen?" They're asking me! Well I just don't know
what to call it if a normal girl can stand there and watch what happened to
me. I think that if it were the other way around either I wouldn't have been
able to take it, or I would have tried to avert it, like that one Azerbaijani
woman did in front of our building. A woman lives there, an awful, dissipated
woman, if you can call her a woman, the dissipated life she leads. Two
Armenian families live there, in her part of the building. She came out on the
balcony and saw what was happening to me and started to scream and curse. She
came down to the entryway and said, "You'll come in this entryway over my dead
body." So not one of them took it in his head to go in that entryway. Some
folks were saying that those people were so out of control that they didn't
even know what they were doing. I don't think that's true. They knew very well
what they were doing if they didn't even lift a hand against that woman. They
couldn't have cared less about her, but the fact that she was an Azerbaijani
stopped them.
They were just beasts, they had smoked so much. When they came to our place
they were all chewing something. I noticed: Everyone who came into the
apartment was chewing something. I think, my God, maybe I just think that?
Maybe I'm losing my mind? But no, they're all chewing something. Maybe it is
some kind of drug, it must be, because . . . At first glance they all seemed
to be such normal people, young, clean-shaven, looking exactly as if they had
come to some sort of celebration. But they were shouting something. They
didn't talk, they shouted, as though there were deaf people there. They
screamed and screamed: "Yeah, killing, killing, we're killing the Armenians!"
Only they didn't shout "kill," they shouted "gurun ermianlary." Gurun
literally means "kill," or "destroy."
That's how it was! I'll continue. We hid in a captain's apartment, he's an
Azerbaijani, his wife is a Tatar. We were sitting in their apartment, their
kids were out in the yard. Their kids knew a whole lot. This was in our part
of the building, on the third floor. When Mamma came to and couldn't find
Lyuda she took Papa's hand, this was while the looters were stealing things,
but they didn't pay attention because they were stealing things. Apparently
they had already ceased killing and switched to stealing. Mamma found the
courage to . . .
A boy said to my mother "Where's the gold?" Mamma said he must have been 12
to 14 years old. He even looked Russian, he was so fair-skinned. But the
Azerbaijanis from Armenia are fair-skinned. I noticed they were all on the
fair side. He shouted, they were all smashing things, and he asks Mamma where
the gold is. We kept our gold in the wardrobe with our important papers. In a
little black bag, we kept everything in there. Mamma doesn't really like to
wear gold. She probably never even wore those things from the time they were
bought for her. They took everything that was lying on the cheval glass. Mamma
thinks that the gold saved us. Because they threw themselves at the gold, and
Mamma grabbed Papa, who was trying to breathe. They had closed his mouth,
bound his hands, and put a pillow and a chair on his face . . . They had
shoved something into his mouth so he would suffocate. Mamma grabbed him and
tore all that stuff off . . . He had something in his mouth, he was having
trouble breathing, his nose was filled with blood. Mamma grabbed him and
started running from the fifth down to the first floor because no one wanted
to open their doors to them. Mamma said that by accident, completely by
accident that person opened his door, he was sleeping, and said, half-awake,
"What's happened?" He sees that they are bloody. Mamma said, "At least go and
find out what's happening to my daughters, even if they've burned them or
murdered them, at least bring the corpses." He went looking for us. At that
moment Lyuda was under the bed. She says that after they left it seemed that
someone was calling her name. When he quietly called her she couldn't get out
from under the bed. She wanted to get out and was calling softly. She thought
she was shouting, but in fact she was either silent or was only talking to
herself, it just seemed to her that she was shouting. When she got out from
under the bed everyone was gone. And again . . . She thought that she had lost
her mind. I'll never leave here, never! To hell with it! It just seems that
way to me, I'll come to eventually. But then, when everything had settled
down, stopped, that mall brought Lyuda down, and Igor carried me in from
outside. Or first I was brought in, then Lyuda, I don't remember what order it
happened in.
And Mamma said, "Listen, they're all running around down there, shouting
something or other, and running toward the other building." It had more or
less calmed down where we were. Who's dead, who's alive, we don't know. I
tried to call my girlfriend. I had basically come to. Mamma says, "Listen;
let's go upstairs, at least get a mattress or something. We don't know how
long we'll be here. Maybe they didn't burn everything." I don't get it, all
women have that feeling, they want to get something from their homes, maybe
not everything was taken? I tell Mamma, "Mamma, what do you need any of that
for? To hell with it! We're alive, forget the rest of it, all of it!" She
says, "No, let's go get at least something. Maybe we'll leave here, spend the
night at someone else's." Mamma went upstairs, and their little boy, their son
Alik, was standing on the lookout. lIe was standing there to see if they were
coming. They only managed to run up there and grab something one time. He
shouts, "Come back, they're coming!" They didn't have enough time to get a
lot, mattresses from one apartment, a blanket from another . . . Mamma got my
knitting . . . Someone managed to grab our old things, the ones we never wore,
out of the hall . . . Someone took Father's old coveralls. The neighbor, his
wife, Mamma and Papa . . . Marina went with them. I was in no condition to
leave. Neither was Lyuda. We just sat. They ran out and we closed the door and
just then we hear that the mob is on its way toward our place upstairs,
they're dragging something again. They were going toward the other building,
maybe over by the school, or . . . There was an unfinished building over
there, people said they were going toward the basement or the unfinished
building, they could gradually carry everything over there. Then things more
or less calmed down. I tried to call my boss.
Later there was more noise. We were on the third floor, in a one-bedroom
apartment, and a woman lives in the one-bedroom place on the second floor,
Asya Dallakian. She's an old woman, retired. She wasn't at home, at that
time she was usually in the country, she has a married daughter there, and
her grandson is in the army. She is only very rarely in town; she gets her
retirement money and the apartment is essentially vacant. They started
pounding on her door and broke it down. She had two or three beds in there,
something like that, she's a 60-to 70-year-old woman who really does not even
live there. Probably she had some pots, a couple of metal bed frames and
mattresses, and a television. When her grandson came she bought a television.
They started wrecking everything. I started getting sick again. I think, "My
God, what is going on around here? When will this end?" We turned off the
lights and sat. As it turns out the people who weren't afraid, the ones who
knew what was going on, knew not to turn off the lights. We didn't know, but
they didn't come to where we were all the same. They all knew very well that
he was a captain. He went out and closed the door, and we sat in his
apartment. His last name was Kasumov. He's an exserviceman, retired, works up
at the fire station at some plant or other. He went out and stood at his door.
They tell him, "Comrade Captain, don't worry, we won't harm you, you're one of
us." He went upstairs, and they say, "Aren't you taking anything from this
apartment?" He says, "I don't need anything." And the women who were standing
in the yard . . . we have a basement, full of water . . . the women who were
standing in the yard saw. Those guys, they left everything they stole on the
first floor and ran upstairs again. The women threw everything they had time
to into the basement, to save our property. Some things were left: dirty
pillows, two or three other things and a rug. A guy came downstairs, really
mad, and he says, "Where's the rug? I just put it right here!" They tell him,
"Some guy came and took it and went off toward the school." He ran off in that
direction.
Oh! I forgot the most important point. When Igor picked me up in his arms,
there were women standing there who saw everything that was going on. They
just didn't tell me about it for a long time. The wife of that military man,
she didn't want to kill my spirit, I was already dead enough. Later she told
me, that after they murdered Uncle Shurik in the third entryway one of them,
the ringleader, apparently a young man, said, "Where's the girl who was here?"
And he became furious. The woman tells him, "She came to . . . " She didn't
know what to say: Think something up? Someone carried her off? Then they would
comb the whole house and find me and our whole family. So the woman says, "She
came to and went to the basement." Now, our basement is full of water. So the
whole mob dashes off to the basement to look for me or my corpse. They took
flashlights; they were up to their waists in water, water which had been
standing there for years, and soot, and fuel oil. They climbed down in there
to get me. Then one of them said, "There's so much water down there, she
probably walked and walked and then passed out and died. She met her death in
the basement. That's it, we can leave, no problem!" I didn't know that, and
when I was told, I felt worse. Two times worse. A lot worse! So they didn't
just want to pound me flat, something more awful was awaiting me . . .
After that we of course didn't want to live in Sumgait any longer. We really
didn't want to go back to our apartment. When we moved, I went up there and
started to quiver and shake all over, because I started remembering it all.
Although the neighbors all sobbed, it was all . . . so cheap . . . The people
who sat in their apartments and didn't help us at a time like that. I think
that they could have helped! I don't think that they were obligated to, but
they could have helped us! Because that one woman was able to stop that whole
brutal crowd by herself. That means they could have, too. It would have been
enough foe one man or women to say, What do you think you're doing?" That's
all! That would have done it. There were 60 apartments in our building. Not
one person said it! When I was lying on the ground and all those people were
standing on their balconies I didn't hear anyone's voice, no one said what are
you doing, leave her alone . . . Mamma even told one of the neighbor women
that if it had been an Azerbaijani woman in my place they would have dropped a
bomb if it would have killed even one Armenian. They would have stood up for
one of their own. True, they say that our neighbor from the fourth entryway,
an old/ sick woman tried to stop the pogrom. The Azerbaijanis have a custom:
if a woman takes her scarf and throws it on the ground, the men are supposed
to stop immediately. The old woman from the fourth entryway did that, but they
stomped her scarf into the ground, pushed her off to the side, and said, "If
you want to go on living, you'll disappear into your apartment." So she left.
That trick didn't work on them.
Even the neighbors who helped us move told me, OK, fine, calm down, forget
that it happened. I said I'd only forget it if I told them right then that it
had happened to their daughter--and if that didn't have any effect on them,
then I would forget everything, too. Imagine that it happened to your sister.
And no one did anything. Anything.
April 25, 1988
Yerevan
- - - reference - - -
[1] _The Sumgait Tragedy; Pogroms against Armenians in Soviet Azerbaijan,
Volume I, Eyewitness Accounts_, edited by Samuel Shahmuradian, forward by
Yelena Bonner, 1990, published by Aristide D. Caratzas, NY, pages 93-109
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3,553 | : >
: >Well, at least I damaged my own bike. If I had done it to someone else's
: >property I'd *really* feel like a jerk. As it is I just feel stupid.
: >
: I don't mean to be a cynic but . . . . you may want to reconsider
: having the body work done right away. The same type of thing
: may happen again. Wait till you get used to the bike, etc.
Well, I waited a whole week to take the pastic bits off and take them
to the body shop. Is that long enough :-)
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870 | Could someone please post the rosters for the College Hockey All-Star game East
and West Rosters? Thanks in advance.
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3,999 | The most ridiculous example of VR-exploitation I've seen so far is the
"Virtual Reality Clothing Company" which recently opened up in Vancouver. As
far as I can tell it's just another "chic" clothes spot. Although it would be
interesting if they were selling "virtual clothing"....
E-mail me if you want me to dig up their phone # and you can probably get
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7,543 | Would someone please email me the pinout for a PS/2 6-pin mini DIN mouse
port? I'm trying to make an adapter for a serial mouse, and the dealer who
knows what adapter works with the mouse I bought doesn't have it in stock.
I have several different adapters, but none of them make sense based on
what sketchy information I have about the port (they have connections to
"reserved" pins).
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7,948 | I'm looking for shading methods and algorithms.
Please let me know if you know where to get source codes for that.
Thanks a lot!
Thomas
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7,240 | [It looks like Yigal has been busy...]
RTw 04/14 2155 JEWISH GROUP SUED FOR PASSING OFFICIAL INFORMATION
By Adrian Croft
SAN FRANCISCO, April 14, Reuter - Nineteen people, including the son of
former Israeli Defence Minister Moshe Arens, sued the Anti-Defamation League
(ADL) on Wednesday, accusing the Jewish group of disclosing confidential
official information about them.
Richard Hirschhaut, director of the San Francisco branch of the ADL, art
dealer Roy Bullock and former policeman Tom Gerard were also named as defendants
in the suit, filed in San Francisco County Superior Court.
The 19 accuse the ADL of B'nai B'rith, a group dedicated to fighting
anti-Semitism, and the other defendants of secretly gathering information on
them, including data from state and federal agencies.
The suit alleges they disclosed the information to others, including the
governments of Israel and South Africa, in what it alleges was a "a massive
spying operation."
The action is a class-action suit. It was filed on behalf of about 12,000
anti-apartheid activists or opponents of Israeli policies about whom the
plaintiffs believe the ADL, Bullock and Gerard gathered information.
Representatives of the ADL in San Francisco were not immediately available
for comment on Wednesday.
The civil suit is the first legal action arising out of allegations that
Gerard, a former inspector in the San Francisco police intelligence unit, passed
confidential police files on California political activists to a spy ring.
The FBI and San Francisco police are investigating the ADL, Bullock and
Gerard over the affair and last week searched the ADL's offices in San Francisco
and Los Angeles.
The suit alleges invasion of privacy under the Civil Code of California,
which prohibits the publication of information obtained from official sources.
It seeks exemplary damages of at least $2,500 per person as well as other
unspecified damages.
Lawyer Pete McCloskey, a former Congresmen who is representing the
plaintiffs, said the 19 plaintiffs included Arab-Americans and Jews -- and his
wife Helen, who also had information gathered about her.
One of the plaintiffs is Yigal Arens, a research scientist at the
University of Southern California who is a son of the former Israeli Defence
Minister.
Arens told the San Francisco Examiner he had seen a file the ADL kept on
him in the 1980s, presumably because of his criticism of the treatment of
Palestinians and his position on the Israeli-occupied territories.
According to court documents released last week, Bullock and Gerard both
kept information on thousands of California political activists.
In the documents, a police investigator said he believed the ADL paid
Bullock for many years to provide information and that both the league and
Bullock received confidential information from the authorities.
No criminal charges have yet been filed in the case. The ADL, Bullock and
Gerard have all denied any wrongdoing.
REUTER AC KG CM
APn 04/14 2202 ADL Lawsuit
Copyright, 1993. The Associated Press. All rights reserved.
By CATALINA ORTIZ
Associated Press Writer
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -- Arab-Americans and critics of Israel sued the
Anti-Defamation League on Wednesday, saying it invaded their privacy by
illegally gathering information about them through a nationwide spy network.
The ADL, a national group dedicated to fighting anti-Semitism, intended to
use the data to discredit them because of their political views, according to
the class-action lawsuit filed in San Francisco Superior Court.
"None of us has been guilty of racism or Nazism or anti-Semitism or hate
crimes, or any of the other `isms' that the ADL claims to protect against. None
of us is violent or criminal in any way," said Carol El-Shaieb, an education
consultant who develops programs on Arab culture.
The 19 plaintiffs include Yigal Arens, son of former Israel Defense Minister
Moshe Arens. The younger Arens, a research scientist at the University of
Southern California, said the ADL kept a file on him in the 1980s presumably
because he has criticized Israel's treatment of Palestinians.
"The ADL believes that anyone who is an Arab American ... or speaks
politically against Israel is at least a closet anti-Semite," Arens said.
The ADL has denied any wrongdoing, but couldn't comment on the lawsuit
because it hasn't reviewed it, said a spokesman at the ADL's New York
headquarters.
The FBI and local police and prosecutors are investigating allegations that
the ADL spied on thousands of individuals and hundreds of groups, including
white supremacist and anti-Semitic organizations, Arab-Americans, Greenpeace,
the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People and San Francisco
public television station KQED.
Some information allegedly came from confidential police and government
records, according to court documents filed in the probe and the civil lawsuit.
No charges have been filed in the criminal investigation.
The lawsuit accuses the ADL of violating California's privacy law, which
forbids the intentional disclosure of personal information "not otherwise
public" from state or federal records.
The lawsuit claims the ADL disclosed the information to "persons and
entities" who had no compelling need to receive it. It didn't elaborate.
Defendants include Richard Hirschhaut, director of the ADL's office in San
Francisco. He did not immediately return a phone call seeking comment.
Other defendants are San Francisco art dealer Roy Bullock, an alleged ADL
informant over the past four decades, and former police officer Tom Gerard.
Gerard allegedly tapped into law enforcement and government computers and passed
information on to Bullock.
Gerard, who has retired from the police force, has moved to the Philippines.
Bullock's lawyer, Richard Breakstone, said he could not comment on the lawsuit
because he had not yet studied it.
UPwe 04/14 1956 ADL sued for allegedly spying on U.S. residents | 6 | trimmed_train |
305 | I believe it goes or will go:
680060
powerPC
Pentium
680040
486
680030
386
680020
286=680000
In a resent article in one of the macMags I think a 50mHz 030 accelerator was
slightly slower than a 25mHz 040 accel. But, this is using a system designed
for the 030. So, It stands to reason that a system designed for an 040 ie
quadra) would do better. So overall I'd figure 040 = 030 * 2.5 or so.
Along the same lines the new POwerPC stuff is supposed to run the system
at the level of a fast quadra, but system 8 or whatever will allow 3 times the
speed of a 040 in the powerPC based systems. and wait for the 680060. I think
it laps the pentium.
pro-life pro-women
| 14 | trimmed_train |
9,459 | Dear Xperts,
I'm developing an application that uses a Motif slider to select
an image file out of a directory. Now I would like to display the
name of the file corresponding to the value of the dragged scale
button (i.e. with the MB1 pressed). As XmNshowValue only displays
the current value of the scale button and not the actual corresponding
image file name, I thought of using an XtAddEventHandler to do
the mapping between the scale value and the file name:
XtAddEventHandler(scaleImage,Button1MotionMask, FALSE, SliderMoved, NULL);
and in the eventhandler do a:
while (XCheckTypedWindowEvent (display, event->window, MotionNotify, &Return))
;
XmScaleGetValue(scaleImage,&value);
/*map value to file entry in directory and finally obtain file name to open*/
However, when I move the pointer in the scale widget I get callbacks, with of co
urse
a null effect as my MB1 is not pressed to move the scale button. So what is goin
g wrong?
Or is the a wrong approach to this problem?
Any hints are highly appreciated. | 16 | trimmed_train |
3,135 | [email protected] (Pat) Pontificated:
What I was getting at in my post is whether or not it might be
possible to put enough brains on board future deep-space probes
for them to automatically avoid such things as looking at the
sun or going into an uncontrolled tumble.
I heard once that the voyagers had a failsafe routine built in
that essentially says "If you never hear from Earth again,
here's what to do." This was a back up in the event a receiver
burnt out but the probe could still send data (limited, but
still some data).
Since this would be a shutdown that may never be refunded for
startup, if some type of cosmic BEM took out the probe, it might
not be such a big loss. Obviously you can't plan for
everything, but the most obvious things can be considered.
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8,940 |
No. That's *not* what I was complaining about, nor did I intend to
suggest that DEC was any better than SGI (let me tell you about the
Lynx some day, but be prepared with a large sedative if you do...). My
comment regarding DEC was to indicate that I might be open to other vendors
that supported OpenGL, rather than deal further with SGI.
What I *am* annoyed about is the fact that we were led to believe that
we *would* be able to upgrade to a multiprocessor version of the
Crimson without the assistance of a fork lift truck.
I'm also annoyed about being sold *several* Personal IRISes at a
previous site on the understanding *that* architecture would be around
for a while, rather than being flushed.
Now I understand that SGI is responsible to its investors and has to
keep showing a positive quarterly bottom line (odd that I found myself
pressured on at least two occasions to get the business on the books
just before the end of the quarter), but I'm just a little tired of
getting boned in the process.
Maybe it's because my lab buys SGIs in onesies and twosies, so we
aren't entitled to a "peek under the covers" as the Big Kids (NASA,
for instance) are. This lab, and I suspect that a lot of other labs
and organizations, doesn't have a load of money to spend on computers
every year, so we can't be out buying new systems on a regular basis.
The boxes that we buy now will have to last us pretty much through the
entire grant period of five years and, in some case, beyond. That
means that I need to buy the best piece of equipment that I can when I
have the money, not some product that was built, to paraphrase one
previous poster's words, 'to fill a niche' to compete with some other
vendor. I'm going to be looking at this box for the next five years.
And every time I look at it, I'm going to think about SGI and how I
could have better spent my money (actually *your* money, since we're
supported almost entirely by Federal tax dollars).
Now you'll have to pardon me while I go off and hiss and fume in a
corner somewhere and think dark, libelous thoughts.
spl | 1 | trimmed_train |
10,549 |
Why do you think he would be called a quack? The quacks don't do cultures.
They poo-poo doing more lab tests: "this is Lyme, believe me, I've
seen it many times. The lab tests aren't accurate. We'll treat it
now." Also, is Dr. N's practice almost exclusively devoted to treating
Lyme patients? I don't know *any* orthopedic surgeons who fit this
pattern. They are usually GPs.
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Gordon Banks N3JXP | "Skepticism is the chastity of the intellect, and
[email protected] | it is shameful to surrender it too soon." | 19 | trimmed_train |
4,931 |
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I'm glad to see that someone is working on this. However, it would be nice if
he got his units right. | 10 | trimmed_train |
7,908 |
Did you forget to put in a sarcasm flag? | 9 | trimmed_train |
7,725 |
The CR purchase would be the Ford Probe GT.
john
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8,252 |
This could be accomplished by other criteria. One must remember
that children often bring stress into households. As an alternative,
one could consider financial incentives for every sexual act performed
by two partners of different ethnic backgrounds. The plan could
be entitled "PEACE INCOME SEXUAL SECURITY", or PISS for short.
Every time an Israeli gets screwed
by a Palestinian or visa versa, they would be eligible for income.
In keeping with the spirit of the times, condoms would be a tax deductible
expense. This policy does not discriminate on a gender basis nor
would it apply to domestic animals of either nationality.
Joint Palestinan-Israeli teams would be obligated to ensure that all
acts were voluntary and promptly rewarded. The teams of Palestinian-Israel
Morals Patrols, or PIMPS, would receive a percentage of the financial
income in order to encourage their participation and add to their
incentive in locating suitable candidates.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Shouldn't that be insemination?
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5,893 | A local dealer is advertising "No negotiation necessary!"
Make you wonder...
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3,060 |
Actually, [email protected] is our customer service department. If you have
technical questions, you can write to [email protected].
I expect the limiting factor will be your server machine, not the network
itself. To give you a real-world example, here at Quarterdeck we have
roughly 100 people using DVX to talk to a bunch of unix boxes, novell
file servers, and each other. It's not _too_ much of a load on our
Ethernet (with maybe 4 concentrators, so you have 20-30 people on each
segment). If you had a badly loaded net, or the apps you wanted to run
were very network intensive, you could run into some slowdowns.
But the biggest problem would be the machine itself. Say you have a 486
33 with plenty of ram and a fast hard disk and network card. If you have
10 people running programs off it, you're going to see some slowdowns
because you're now on (effectively) a 3.3 MHz 486. Of course, DVX will
attempt to see if tasks are idle and make sure they give up their time
slice, but if you have 10 working programs running, you'll know it.
Having said that, if you can tweak the programs being run (by adding
in calls to give up time slices when idle and that sort of
thing), you could probably run 15-20 people on a given machine before
you started seeing slowdowns again (this time from network bandwidth).
It all really depends on what the programs are doing (ie. you're going
to see a slowdown from X-bandwidth a lot sooner if your apps are all
doing network things also...) | 16 | trimmed_train |
10,889 | Is anyone out there using a greyscale handscanner. I'm thinking about
buying one. Is the inexpensive Logitech pretty good. I don't need
super high quality scans- but want it to be worth the $$$$. | 14 | trimmed_train |
8,482 |
Note: I am *not* a cable freak, so I might have completely
misunderstood what you said. Also, my math is frequently noted for
being wrong, so you'll better check the calculations yourself.
I assume that 14.4K means 14.4K Bits. So if we assume one start and
one stopbit, and no protocol overhead, the effective number of bytes
per second is 1.44K.
Let's also assume that you do not want to transmit your speech in
stereo, so that you can send 1,440 samples/sec. This corresponds to a
Nyquist frequency of 720 Hz, which should be too low, especially if
you think about the 8-bit low quality sound. Furthermore, your D/A
converter will probably not present you with a signal that has been
cut off at 720 Hz, but will instead alias in all the higher
frequencies. (Although you can definitely build a filter to overcome
that problem.)
On the other hand, speech should be easily compressible. For example,
you could form power spectra, or you could simply band-pass filter and
then linearize the fourier transforms. It won't be CD quality sound,
but it'll be discernible. The power spectrum method is very good in
that respect. I have once programmed such a software compressor, and
compression rates of 90% with relative errors due to linearization of
less than 5% were common. Although I must say that these were musical
sounds, not speech.
Have fun.
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8,488 |
(Deletion)
(Deletion)
An universe it has created. By the way, can you tell me why it is less
tyrannic to let one of one's own creatures do what it likes to others?
By your definitions, your god has created Satan with full knowledge what
would happen - including every choice of Satan.
Can you explain us what Free Will is, and how it goes along with omniscience?
Didn't your god know everything that would happen even before it created the
world? Why is it concerned about being a tyrant when noone would care if
everything was fine for them? That the whole idea comes from the possibility
to abuse power, something your god introduced according to your description?
| 8 | trimmed_train |
6,488 | A couple of questions for the multimedia set:
1. Does anybody have a phone or fax number, or e-mail address, or name of a
principal in CEDAR Technologies in Dublin, New Hampshire? All I have is a
post-office box number, and I want to ask a couple of questions before
sending
them some money. Any info much appreciated.
2. I'm running an SE/30, which came with no microphone. Is there any way,
other than using MacRecorder with SoundEdit or CEDAR's digitizer with some
similar software, to input recorded sound into my Mac? I'm trying to play
some
very short interview clips in a HyperCard stack.
Thanks for any and all help. | 14 | trimmed_train |
6,965 | From article <[email protected]>, by Steve Frampton <[email protected]>:
Yes! In the usual ftp sites. | 18 | trimmed_train |
6,847 | ======================================================================
NYC ACM/SIGGRAPH: UNDERSTANDING IMAGES
======================================================================
SUBJECT:
Pace University/SIGGRAPH Conference on UNDERSTANDING IMAGES
===========================================================
The purpose of this conference is to bring together a breadth of
disciplines, including the physical, biological and computational
sciences, technology, art, psychology, philosophy, and education,
in order to define and discuss the issues essential to image
understanding within the computer graphics context.
FEATURED TOPICS INCLUDE:
Psychology/Perception
Image Analysis
Design
Text
Sound
Philosophy
DATE: Friday & Saturday, 21-22 May 1993
TIME: 9:00 am - 6:00 pm
PLACE: The Pace Downtown Theater
One Pace Plaza
(on Spruce Street between Park Row & Gold Street)
NY, NY 10038
FEES:
PRE-REGISTRATION (Prior to 1 May 1993):
Members $55.00
Non-Members $75.00
Students $40.00 (Proof of F/T Status Required)
REGISTRATION (After 1 May 1993 or On-Site):
All Attendees $95.00
(Registration Fee Includes Brakfast, Breaks & Lunch)
SEND REGISTRATION INFORMATION & FEES TO:
Dr. Francis T. Marchese
Computer Science Department
NYC/ACM SIGGRAPH Conference
Pace University
1 Pace Plaza (Room T-1704)
New York NY 10036
voice: (212) 346-1803 fax: (212) 346-1933
email: [email protected]
======================================================================
REGISTRATION INFORMATION:
Name _________________________________________________________________
Title ________________________________________________________________
Company ______________________________________________________________
Street Address _______________________________________________________
City ________________________________State____________Zip_____________
Day Phone (___) ___-____ Evening Phone (___) ___-____
FAX Phone (___) ___-____ Email_____________________________________
======================================================================
DETAILED DESCRIPTION:
=====================
Artists, designers, scientists, engineers and educators share the
problem of moving information from one mind to another.
Traditionally, they have used pictures, words, demonstrations,
music and dance to communicate imagery. However, expressing
complex notions such as God and infinity or a seemingly well
defined concept such as a flower can present challenges which far
exceed their technical skills.
The explosive use of computers as visualization and expression
tools has compounded this problem. In hypermedia, multimedia and
virtual reality systems vast amounts of information confront the
observer or participant. Wading through a multitude of
simultaneous images and sounds in possibly unfamiliar
representions, a confounded user asks: "What does it all mean?"
Since image construction, transmission, reception, decipherment and
ultimate understanding are complex tasks, strongly influenced by
physiology, education and culture; and, since electronic media
radically amplify each processing step, then we, as electronic
communicators, must determine the fundamental paradigms for
composing imagery for understanding.
Therefore, the purpose of this conference is to bring together a
breadth of disciplines, including, but not limited to, the
physical, biological and computational sciences, technology, art,
psychology, philosophy, and education, in order to define and
discuss the issues essential to image understanding within the
computer graphics context.
FEATURED SPEAKERS INCLUDE:
Psychology/Perception:
Marc De May, University of Ghent
Beverly J. Jones, University of Oregon
Barbara Tversky, Standfor University
Michael J. Shiffer, MIT
Tom Hubbard, Ohio State University
Image Analysis:
A. Ravishankar Rao, IBM Watson Research Center
Nalini Bhusan, Smith College
Xiaopin Hu, University of Illinois
Narenda Ahuja, University of Illinois
Les M. Sztander, University of Toledo
Design:
Mark Bajuk, University of Illinois
Alyce Kaprow, MIT
Text:
Xia Lin, Pace University
John Loustau, Hunter College
Jong-Ding Wang, Hunter College
Judson Rosebush, Judson Rosebush Co.
Sound:
Matthew Witten, University of Texas
Robert Wyatt, Center for High Performance Computing
Robert S. Williams, Pace University
Rory Stuart, NYNEX
Philosophy
Michael Heim, Education Foundation of DPMA | 1 | trimmed_train |
177 |
Who knows in this legal climate, but there is tremendous legal precendent
for forcibly quarantining TB patients in sanitariums. 100 yrs ago
it was done all the time. It has been done sporadically all along
in patients who won't take their medicine. If you have TB you
may find yourself under surveilence of the Public Health Department
and you may find they have the legal power to insist you make your
clinic visits.
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Gordon Banks N3JXP | "Skepticism is the chastity of the intellect, and
[email protected] | it is shameful to surrender it too soon." | 19 | trimmed_train |
3,672 |
I've read about more than a few of these programs that ran into
problems in convincing parents to get their children immunized even
when they were delivered to their doorstep. (I don't know, maybe
that sheet they have to be informed of about possible risks, side-
effects, and bad reactions scares them.)
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10,153 |
Getting rid of the keys is actually pretty easy to do automatically on
a communications link, as opposed to storage where the keys have to be
retained somehow as long as the owner wants to be able to retrieve the
data.
The right way to do communications security is to generate a random
session key with Diffie Hellman, use it for a while and then destroy
it. Once it's gone, there's no getting it back, and no way to decrypt
recordings of the conversation.
To make sure you aren't being attacked by a man in the middle, you
have to authenticate your DH exchanges. The AT&T secure phone does
this by displaying the DH key so you can compare them verbally over
the phone. This is nice and simple, but it relies on user awareness
plus the inability of the man in the middle to duplicate the users'
voices.
A better way is to authenticate the exchanges with RSA. Since you'd
never use RSA for actual encryption, compromising your RSA secret key
would only allow someone to impersonate you in a future conversation,
and even that only until you revoke your public key. They would still
not be able to decrypt recordings of prior conversations for which the
session keys have been destroyed.
I'm convinced that this is how the government's own secure phones
(the STU-III) must work. Neat, eh? | 7 | trimmed_train |
6,848 |
its
plate.
may
Well, there's a big difference between "just not swinging the bat well" and
what the Reds are doing at the plate....UUUGGGHHHH!!!!!
A Reds fan on the verge of a nervous breakdown....
--Mike
"Why is it that the prognosis on Kevin Mitchell is 'Out 2-3 days' no matter
what day you read it???"
-Gary Burbank
------------------------------------------------------------------------
I've told you before and I'll tell you again. The strong
survive and the weak disappear. We do not intend
to disappear.
---Jimmy Hoffa
[email protected]
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3,965 | I had allergy shots for about four years starting as a sophomore in high
school. Before that, I used to get bloody noses, nighttime asthma attacks,
and eyes so itchy I couldn't get to sleep. After about 6 months on the
shots, most of those symptoms were gone, and they haven't come back. I
stopped getting the shots (due more to laziness than planning) in college.
My allergies got a little worse after that, but are still nowhere near as
bad as they used to be. So yes, the shots do work.
| 19 | trimmed_train |
5,386 |
: P.S. I can't work out why the US government doesn't want to sell
: them overseas. After all, they are rather easy for US interests to decode,
: so make a perfect tool for industrial/military espionage...lulling
: anyone stupid enough to buy it into a false sense of security. You will
: notice that there is NO mention anywhere about safety for non-Americans.
Don't forget, you are in the country that wouldn't let the Russians
buy Apple II's because of security concerns. | 7 | trimmed_train |
10,385 |
conner peripherals has a 1-800 number with a touch-tone /voice response
data bank giving all the info.
if you call 1-800 directory assisatnce (1-800-555-1212) and ask for the
phone number of "conner peripherals," you should get what you need. | 3 | trimmed_train |
8,925 | I know that there is MSG sensitivity. When I eat foods with MSG I get
very thirsty and my hands swell and get a terrible itchy rash. I first
experienced this problem when I worked close to Chinatown and ate Chinese
food almost everyday for lunch. Now I can't tolerate MSG at all. I can
notice immediately when I have eaten any. I try to avoid MSG completely.
Interesting fact though is that all three of my children started experiencing
the exact same rash on their hands. I couldn't understand why because I
don't MSG in cooking and we ask for no MSG when we do eat Chinese (I still
love it). After some investigation I knew that Oodles of Noodles where
one of their favorite foods. One of the main ingredients in the flavor
packets is MSG. Now I look at all labels. You would be surprised at
places you find MSG.
| 19 | trimmed_train |
7,183 |
Either the government has force available to it, or it doesn't. The
Libertarian position is that the government can use force only when someone
else uses force first -- even when that first force is not directed
against the government, but one of its citizens. That all being true,
what safeguards do we have against the government CLAIMING that some
initiation of force on its part is really a response? (Like the burning
of the Maine, the Tonkin Gulf incident, or the assault on Waco?)
I ask this not to argue, but to understand.
(Followups to alt.politics.libertarian only.)
-- | 13 | trimmed_train |
2,876 | : I've been thinking about how difficult it would be to make PGP available
: in some form on EBCDIC machines.
Don't encourage them. Let EBCDIC machines die an honorable death :) | 7 | trimmed_train |
9,899 |
[Rest deleted. Can anybody out in a.p.h help out?]
Find out about "the night of the brown shirts". | 15 | trimmed_train |
2,316 |
A little supplement Basic Mike's info :
For Sundday's opener on ABC, these are the announcing crews :
Devils/Isles at Pittsburgh - Gary Thorne(play-by-play),Bill Clement(color)
and Al Morganti roaming the halls outside the dressing rooms.
This telecast will primarily seen on the East Coast.
St.Louis at Chicago - Mike Emrick(play - by play),Jim Schoendfeld(color)
and Tom Mees roaming the halls.
This telecast will primarily be seen in the Midwest and parts of the South.
LA at Calgary - Al "Do You Believe in Mircales?" Michaels(play by play),
John Davidson(color) and Mark Jones as a roaming reporter.
This telecast will be seen in the Western USA.
Montreal's naitive,Jon Saunders will be hosting in the studio.
ABC will do "Up and Close and Personal" with Mario during Saturday's
Wide World of Sports(4:30EDT).
Sunday will be the first NHL playoff or regular network telecast in 13 years...
not counting those silly All-Star games on NBC for the last few years...
For Sunday's games,ABC will use 8 mikes(2 behind on the goal),super-super-slo-mo,
close-ups of player's faces at face-offs. ESPN/ABC will not be able to
use its new favorite toy,the ice-level shot, in Pittsburgh where too many
seats would have to removed to employ it...
In case of a blowout in progress in Pittsburgh,ABC will switch to Chicago
game but will come back to the Pittsburgh game for updates or if the game
gets closer(Ha!)..
ABC expects huge ratings(by hockey standards) since all 3 Top US TV-markets
are involved - NY metro area(NY Islanders/NJ Devils),Chicago(BlackHawks),
and LA(Kings).
Stay tuned,
Thanks Mike, | 17 | trimmed_train |
5,516 | -> : According to a ``CNN Poll'' to key reason for Clinton's low
-> : approval rating is people are angry about him not moving fast enough
-> : on gays in the military. I just burst out laughing when I heard this;
-> : what planet do these CNN people live on anyway?
-> : --
-> : Jason C. Austin
-> : [email protected]
->
-> Dunno, man... that sounds pretty damned unlikely to me, too,
-> although it's certainly one of the reasons I'm pissed off at him.
-> Maybe the sample was taken entirely from my fellow memebers of the
-> Cultural Elite?
->
-> Jason, can you quote some of these poll questions?
->
-> Thanks,
-> Bill
-> v
I've never seen CNN give out the poll questions on the air.
If you sent them a letter asking for them, you might get them. Here's
my guess of how part of a session might look:
Question: Do you approve of Clinton's performance?
Answer: No
Questions: Do you disapprove due to the gays in the military issue?
Answer: Yes
Conclusion: Clinton has a low approval rating because he's not moving
fast enough on gays in the military.
I think any group truly dedicated to reporting the news would
not use manufactured news like polls. | 13 | trimmed_train |
3,796 | <Dear Xperts:
<
< Here's my problem: I am designing several related X
<applications (each one is a separate executable) and I'd like
<to build a single control window that would allow the user to
<access each application (instead of having to locate the correct
<icon). The Control Window would contain a button for each
<application and by pressing it, the application's main window
<would appear. I would also like to use the application's button
<as a color status indicator. Has anyone done this or have any
<good ideas?? Because these are all separate executables this
<seems like a communications nightmare to me, but maybe I'm
<wrong. I'd appreciate any ideas! I'm using X11R5 and Motif 1.2.1.
<
<Thanks,
<[email protected]
I can think of two different methods that you could try. 1) use fork and
execv 2) use the "system" called in your program. I'm assuming that you're
running under the Unix OS of course.
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4,780 |
No, the argument says John has known Q, ie a codified version of the logia,
and not the original, assuming that there has been one. It has weaknesses,
of course, like that John might have known the original, yet rather referred
to Q in his text, or that the logia were given in a codified version in
the first place.
The argument alone does not allow a firm conclusion, but it fits well into
the dating usually given for the gospels.
Not necessarily, Luke may have trusted the version he knew better than the
version given by Matthew. Improving on Matthew would give a motive, for
instance.
As far as I know, the theory that Luke has known Matthew is based on a
statistical analysis of the texts.
Yep, but it will take another day or so to get the source. I hope your German
is good enough. :-)
I still do not see how copies from 200 allow to change the dating of John.
Yes, but an if gives only possibilities and no evidence. The authencity of
many letters is still discussed. It looks as if conclusions about them are not
drawn because some pet dogmas of the churches would probably fall with them as
well.
Well, rather like some newsletter of a political party reporting from the
big meeting. Not necessarily wrong, but certainly bad.
Yes, but the accuracy of their tradition is another problem. | 8 | trimmed_train |
10,642 | Hi,
I have a Humminbird HDR200 Depth Sounder for sale. It
has been used for 1 season on my sailboat.
All parts are included as well as the installation
instructions. It is even packed in the original box it came in. There
is no damage to the unit or the transducer. In fact, the transducer
was mounted *inside* the hull in a piece of pipe glued to the hull.
So it led a "sheltered" life. The transducer can be mounted either inside
the hull as I did, or on the transom. It cannot be placed in a hole
drilled into your hull.
It is fully waterproof and fits into a 2" hole in a bulkhead
(that's where I had it installed) or into a standard dashboard on a
powerboat. It reads depth to 199' and has a backlit LCD display. It has
an adjustable shallow water alarm built in.
I am changing out my instruments to another manufacturer that
outputs the NMEA 0183 information. This little depth sounder works fine
and is very stable.
It is usually priced as low as 130$ in some catalogs, I paid 150$.
The first 80$ takes it, or best offer.
John R. Miller | 5 | trimmed_train |
6,793 | : >
: >: From a business point of view, it might make sense. It depends on
: >: the personality of the practitioner. If he can charm the patients
: >: into coming, homeopathy can be very profitable. It won't be covered
: >: by insurance, however. Just keep that in mind. Myself, I'd have
: >^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
: >
: >In many European countries Homepathy is accepted as a method of curing
: >(or at least alleiating) many conditions to which modern medicine has
: >no answer. In most of these countries insurance pays for the
: >treatments.
: >
: Accepted by whom? Not by scientists. There are people
: in every country who waste time and money on quackery.
: In Britain and Scandanavia, where I have worked, it was not paid for.
: What are "most of these countries?" I don't believe you.
In Holland insurences pay for Homeopathic treatment. In Germany they do
so as well. I Austria they do if you have a condition which can not be
helped by "normal" medicine (happened to me). Switzerland seems to be
the same as Austria (I have direct experience in the Swiss case).
At the Univeristy of Vienna (I believe Innsbruck as well) homeopathy
can be taken in Med. school.
I found that in combination with Acupuncture it changed my life from
living hell to a condition which enables me to lead a relatively
normal life. I found that modern medicine was powerless to cure me
of a *severe* case of Neurodermitis (Note: I mean cure, not
surpress the symptoms, which is what modern medicine attempts to
do in the case of Neurodermitis).
I'm not saying that Homeopathy is scientific, but that it can offer
help in areas in which modern medicine is absolutely helpless.
From reading your aritcle it seems that your have some deeply rooted
beliefs about this issue (this is not intended to be offensive or
sarcastic - it just sounded like that to me) which makes me doubt
if you can read this with an open mind. If you do/can, please excuse
my last comment. | 19 | trimmed_train |
8,020 |
The gravity maneuvering that was used was to exploit 'fuzzy regions'. These
are described by the inventor as exploiting the second-order perturbations in a
three body system. The probe was launched into this region for the
earth-moon-sun system, where the perturbations affected it in such a way as to
allow it to go into lunar orbit without large expenditures of fuel to slow
down. The idea is that 'natural objects sometimes get captured without
expending fuel, we'll just find the trajectory that makes it possible". The
originator of the technique said that NASA wasn't interested, but that Japan
was because their probe was small and couldn't hold a lot of fuel for
deceleration.
This from an issue of 'Science News' or 'The Planetary Report' I
believe, about 2 months ago(?).
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5,633 |
That's might be what it takes to beat the Braves this year. | 2 | trimmed_train |
1,385 | I'm no expert at UPS's, but you said something that made it sound like
you didn't realize something. On a typical UPS (well, on ours, anyway),
there is NO switchover from AC to DC. All the protected equipment is
ALWAYS running from the batteries (via an inverter), with the usual
condition of also having them on charge. If the power fails, big deal -
the computers never see it (until the batteries start to droop, but
there's something like 60 car-sized batteries in that cabinet, so it
takes a while).
If you were gonna run the guts on straight DC instead of an inverter,
why not do it all the time? Then there'd be no switchover to screw
things up, and no having to sense the failure fast. Just keep the DC
on charge when the power is on, and it'll be there in zero time when
you "need" it. | 11 | trimmed_train |
5,212 | Source: "World Alive, A Personal Story" by Robert Dunn. Crown Publishers,
Inc., New York (1952).
(Memoirs of an American officer who witnessed the Armenian genocide of 2.5
million Muslim people)
p. 360.
"At length all shooting petered out. I got on my horse and rode down toward
Djul. It burned still but little flame showed now. The way was steep and
tough, through dense scrub. Finally on flatter ground I came out suddenly,
through alders, on smoldering houses. Across trampled wheat my brothers-in-
arms were leading off animals, several calves and a lamb."
p. 361 (fourth paragraph).
"Corpses came next, the first a pretty child with straight black hair,
large eyes. She looked about twelve years old. She lay in some stubble
where meal lay scattered from the sack she'd been toting. The bayonet
had gone through her back, I judged, for blood around was scant. Between
the breasts one clot, too small for a bullet wound, crusted her homespun
dress.
The next was a boy of ten or less, in rawhide jacket and knee-pants. He
lay face down in the path by several huts. One arm reached out to the
pewter bowl he'd carried, now upset upon its dough. Steel had jabbed
just below his neck, into the spine.
There were grownups, too, I saw as I led the sorrel around. Djul was
empty of the living till I looked up to see beside me Dro's German-speaking
colonel. He said all Tartars who had not escaped were dead."
Serdar Argic | 6 | trimmed_train |
3,782 | 1 | trimmed_train |
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2,355 | Smith Corona Typewriter for sale,
Model SCM 70 electric.
Great for forms, envelopes, labels, small things, etc. that you just
can't do with your microcomputer.
Built like a tank, but not big nor that heavy. A classic compact
electric, with padded storage bag. No scratches, enamel paint chips
or dents. Cloth ribbon, 2 colours. Will accept best offer near $70.
(Selling for a friend, so these are her instructions not mine.
RSVP to this account, though. Make any other offers anyways,
I'll pass them along. A single sheet-feeder for the Macintosh
Imagewriter II would be acceptable in trade, for example.)
gld | 5 | trimmed_train |
7,984 | Here are the final stats for the CHL for the 1992-1993 season.
Central Hockey League
5840 S. Memorial Drive
Suite 205
Tulsa, OK 74145
Phone: (918) 664-8881
Fax: (918) 664-2215
Founder and President - Ray Miron
Commissioner - Monte Miron
Marketing Director - Jim Goodman
Information Director - Eric Kolb
Each team is owned by the league, with local intrests controlling day to
day operations. Working agreements and NHL affiliations are up to each
team.
Each team has a $100,000 salary cap for 17 total players
(16 dress up).
Each team is limited to 11 visas, meaning at least 6 players must be
Americans (Ignore this rule if you are Tulsa, they only had 2 Americans
on the roster during the playoffs).
Teams play in Wichita, Tulsa, Oklahoma City, Memphis, Fort Worth, and Dallas.
Future expansion plans include Houston, San Antonio, Baton Rouge, Little Rock,
El Paso, Albuquerque, Tuscon, and Amarillo. Austin is a possibility if Dallas
has to move. Houston and San Antonio are in for this fall, with Baton Rouge
and Little Rock likely for 94-95.
TEAMS:
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Fort Worth Fire | Wichita Thunder
|
Arena: Tarrant Co. Conv. Cen. (11,342) | Kansas Coliseum (9,686)
Colors: Red and Black | Blue , silver, and black
GM: George Branum | Bill Shuck
Coach: Pete Mahavolich | Doug Sheddan
Phone #: (817) 335-FIRE | (316) 264-4625
Season Tix: $300 / $240 | $250 / $170
Single Tix: $12 / $10 | $9 / $6
Radio: |
Announcers: |
|
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Dallas Freeze | Tulsa Oilers
|
Arena: Fair Park Coliseum (7,500) | Civic Center (6,847)
Colors: Teal and Black | Orange and Blue
GM: Tom Koch | Jeff D. Lund
Coach: Ron Flockhart | Gary Unger Personal Guardians
Phone #: (214) 421-PUCK | (918) 663-5888 ------------------
Season Tix: $300 / $240 | Ray and Monte
Single Tix: $12 / $10 / $7 | $9 / $6 Miron
Radio: KSKY-AM 660 | KTRT-AM 1270
Announcers-Bruce LeVine | Jeff Brucculeri
Mark Stone | Jeff Bowen
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Memphis River Kings | Oklahoma City Blazers
|
Arena: Mid-South Coliseum (9,384) | Myriad (13,399) & State Fair Arena
Colors: Gold and Black | Red, Yellow, and Black (9,760)
GM: Jim Riggs | Brad Lund
Coach: Steve Carlson | Mike McEwen
Phone #: (901) 278-9009 | (405) 235-PUCK
Season Tix: | $250 / $170
Single Tix: $9 / $6 | $9 / $6
Radio: KREC-AM 600 | WWLS-AM 640
Announcers-Dave Woloshin | John Brooks
Tom Stocker | Brian Barnhart
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92-93 regular season standings
W L OTL PTS GF GA PIM AVG ATTDNCE (% cap)
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Oklahoma City Blazers.... 39 18 3 81 291 232 1561 7,827 64.2 %
Tulsa Ice Oilers......... 35 22 3 73 270 230 1430 5,547 81.0 %
Dallas Freeze............ 31 25 4 66 276 242 1604 4,427 59.0 %
Memphis RiverKings....... 26 27 7 59 253 272 1670 5,590 59.6 %
Fort Worth Fire.......... 24 29 7 55 252 288 1747 4,920 43.7 %
Wichita Thunder.......... 25 33 2 52 242 320 1876 4,474 46.2 %
Playoffs: Tulsa defeated Dallas, 4 games to 3 (WLLWWLW)
Oklahoma City defeated Memphis, 4 games to 2 (WWLLWW)
Levin Trophy Finals: Tulsa defeated Oklahoma City, 4 games to 1 (WWLWW)
Playoff MVP: Tony Fiore, Tulsa (special votes to Ray and Monte Miron)
Team vs. Team: 92-93
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Dallas Fort Worth Memphis Oklahoma City Tulsa Wichita
Dallas.......... ----- 9-2-1 5-5-2 5-6-1 5-7-0 7-5-0
Fort Worth...... 3-7-2 ----- 4-6-2 4-8-0 8-3-1 5-5-2
Memphis......... 7-4-1 8-3-1 ----- 2-8-2 2-8-2 7-4-1
Oklahoma City... 7-4-1 8-3-1 10-2-0 ----- 6-6-0 8-3-1
Tulsa........... 7-5-0 4-7-1 10-2-0 6-6-0 ----- 8-2-2
Wichita......... 5-7-0 7-3-2 5-7-0 4-8-0 4-8-0 -----
Power Play Statistics Penalty Killng Statistics
PPG Opp ShGA Pct. PPG Saves Opp ShG Pct.
Okla. City 70 275 2 25.45 Okla. City 58 241 299 16 80.60
Tulsa 72 291 12 24.74 Dallas 68 278 346 14 80.34
Dallas 64 286 10 22.37 Tulsa 77 276 353 16 78.18
Fort Worth 85 387 16 21.96 Wichita 75 235 310 5 75.806
Wichita 81 396 24 20.45 Memphis 83 260 343 12 75.801
Memphis 65 329 12 19.75 Fort Worth 76 237 313 13 75.71
Penalty Record
10-Min Game Gross Oppn
PIM Avg. Minor Major Bench Misc Misc Misc Match PIM
Wichita 1876 31.3 433 84 20 22 24 0 3 1998
Fort Worth 1747 29.1 471 59 29 26 23 2 0 1911
Memphis 1670 27.8 480 56 28 28 13 1 1 1593
Dallas 1604 26.7 477 60 2 20 15 0 0 1534
Okla. City 1561 26.0 438 67 14 14 21 0 0 1609
Tulsa 1430 23.8 505 26 6 21 8 0 0 1243
Scoring By Period
1st Period 2nd Period 3rd Period Overtime Shootout Totals
GF GA GF GA GF GA GF GA GF GA GF GA
Dallas 76 82 106 82 90 74 0 1 4 3 276 242
Fort Worth 70 81 92 112 84 88 3 5 3 2 252 288
Memphis 66 88 101 89 82 88 2 3 2 4 253 272
Okla.City 98 87 82 71 108 71 1 1 2 2 291 232
Tulsa 99 58 92 83 76 86 3 1 0 2 270 230
Wichita 79 92 73 109 84 117 2 0 4 2 242 320
92-93 All-Star Team
-------------------
Position First Team Second Team
-------- ---------- -----------
Goaltender... Tony Martino, Tulsa Robert Desjardins, Wichita (tie)
Alan Perry, Oklahoma City (tie)
Defensemen... Dave Doucette, Dallas Mike Berger, Dallas
Guy Girouard, Oklahoma City Tom Karalis, Tulsa
Center....... Carl Boudreau, Oklahoma City Joe Burton, Oklahoma City
Left Wing.... Sylvain Fleury, Oklahoma City Doug Lawrence, Tulsa
Right Wing... Daniel Larin, Oklahoma City Tom Mutch, Memphis (tie
Sylvain Naud, Tulsa (tie)
Regular Season MVP: Sylvain Fleury, Oklahoma City
Rookie of the Year: Bobby Desjardins, Wichita
Leading Defenseman: Dave Doucette, Dallas
Leading Goaltender: Tony Martino, Tulsa
Scoring Leaders:
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POINTS Team GP G A PTS GOALS Team GP G
Fleury, Sylvain OKC 59 48 53 101 Fleury, Sylvain OKC 53 48
Lawrence, Doug TUL 57 22 73 95 Larin, Daniel OKC 48 43
Naud, Sylvain TUL 58 39 48 87 Mutch, Tom MEM 59 43
Mutch, Tom MEM 59 43 38 81 Thibodeau, Ken MEM 54 40
Hall, Taylor TUL 58 35 45 80 Naud, Sylvain TUL 58 39
Thibodeau, Ken MEM 54 40 35 75 Taylor, Jason DAL 60 38
Anchikoski, Wayne DAL 57 35 37 72
Boudreau, Carl OKC 48 27 44 71 ASSISTS Team GP A
Larin, Daniel OKC 48 43 27 70 Lawrence, Doug TUL 57 73
Taylor, Jason DAL 60 38 32 70 Fleury, Sylvain OKC 59 53
Dent, Ted WCH 60 25 44 69 Naud, Sylvain TUL 58 48
Sanderson, Mike FTW 60 37 31 68 Doucette, Dave DAL 50 46
Gatti, Dave WCH 58 35 32 67 Hall, Taylor TUL 58 45
Nobili, Mario TUL 54 31 34 65 Girouard, Guy OKC 60 45
Cyr, Keith WCH 58 21 44 65
D'Amario, Peter MEM 60 28 35 63 PENALTY MINUTES Team GP PIM
Johnston, Scot MEM 51 23 40 63 Aubrey, Ron FTW 28 237
Burton, Joe OKC 55 35 26 61 Karalis, Tom TUL 56 235
Simoni, Steve OKC 56 33 28 61 Johnson, Craig OKC 50 219
Hornak, Ernest FTW 52 22 37 59 Neish, Greg WCH 34 212
Fiore, Tony TUL 37 23 35 58 Batten, John MEM 29 210
Doucette, Dave DAL 50 10 46 56 Taylor, Jason DAL 60 210
LEADING GOALTENDERS (20 or more games)
TEAM GPI MIN GAA W-L-OTL EN SO GA Saves Save Pct.
Martino, Tony TUL 39 2182 3.66 23-13-2 0 2 133 1186 .899
Perry, Alan OKC 40 2406 3.72 25-13-2 3 0 149 1304 .897
Zanier, Mike DAL 40 2384 3.78 24-14-2 3 1 150 1223 .891
Mindjimba, Antoine MEM 56 3097 4.15 26-21-6 4 1 214 1603 .882
Smith, Greg DAL 21 1243 4.15 7-11-2 0 0 86 753 .897
Desjardins, Bobby WCH 52 2849 4.63 21-26-2 6 1 220 1877 .895
Belley, Roch FTW 33 1728 4.75 14-13-2 3 0 141 974 .874
Other Goalies
TEAM GPI MIN GAA W-L-OTL EN SO GA Saves Save Pct.
Flatt, Brian TUL 11 488 3.44 4-3-1 1 1 28 274 .907
Krake, Paul OKC 17 1029 3.50 13-3-1 0 0 60 583 .907
Loewen, Jamie TUL 13 681 3.79 6-5-0 1 0 43 399 .903
Ocello, Matt FTW 4 179 3.69 3-1-0 1 0 11 100 .901
Ocello, Matt TUL 1 34 5.29 0-0-0 0 0 3 13 .813
(Totals) 5 213 3.94 3-1-0 1 0 14 113 .890
Raymond, Eric TUL 3 181 3.98 2-1-0 0 0 12 87 .879
O'Hara, Michael FTW 18 911 4.28 6-6-2 0 0 65 559 .896
Vasko, Steve MEM 15 535 5.16 0-6-1 4 0 46 235 .836
Trentadue, Rocco FTW 17 746 4.99 1-9-3 3 0 62 365 .855
Trentadue, Rocco OKC 2 120 6.50 0-2-0 0 0 13 93 .877
(Totals) 19 866 5.20 1-11-3 3 0 75 458 .859
Harvey, Alain WCH 5 240 5.50 2-2-0 2 0 22 126 .851
Gosselin, Yannick WCH 10 345 6.43 2-3-0 0 0 37 227 .860
Gosselin, Yannick OKC 1 60 5.00 1-0-0 0 0 5 26 .839
(Totals) 11 405 6.22 3-3-0 0 0 42 253 .896
Caton, Murray WCH 2 120 9.00 0-2-0 0 0 18 84 .824
McDonnell, Dan TUL 1 34 8.83 0-0-0 0 0 5 24 .828
Sauer, E.J. TUL 1 12 10.00 0-0-0 0 0 2 4 .667
Clark, Joel WCH 2 48 10.00 0-0-0 0 0 8 29 .784
Wachter, Steve WCH 2 24 12.50 0-0-0 0 0 5 6 .545
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4,760 |
So? Look in the trunk some time. Heck - look at the dash. That
funny thing attached with a quick-release is a gun. The ones in the
trunk are "better". (I don't have numbers for Chicago, but
Philadelphia police cars carried multiple automatic weapons and
thousands of rounds as standard issue in the 60s.)
What is the nature of this disadvantage? If the cop can shoot, 6
rounds will do the job against a single opponent (especially since the
cop has guaranteed backup). If the "gang member" can shoot, the extra
rounds don't help. The only time this difference can matter is if
neither can shoot, and cops aren't supposed to be throwing lead around
like that.
BTW - most cops carry multiple guns. You're not supposed to know
about the second, third, and so on.
How do "we" know that they were gang members and not undercover cops
or even law-abiding menacing minorities. BTW - Why the sneer quotes?
They were actually practicing
Then the extra rounds won't make any difference, so why is it an issue?
-andy | 9 | trimmed_train |
6,902 | only
appreciated.
Paul Coffey of Detroit RedWings
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1,808 |
The fascist x-Soviet Armenian Government also hired mercenaries
to slaughter Azeris this time.
Finally...about time...
Serdar Argic | 6 | trimmed_train |
9,236 | ...and in San Francisco recently, some of our finest examples of humanity
poured oil over a road so that vehicles going uphill would suddnely become
immobile, and then they would walk right up to the vehicles and make their
demands known.
--------------------------------+---------------------------------------
Mark Barnes, System Engineer | <insert standard disclaimers here>
SunSoft |
Corporate Technical Escalations | I speak for myself, an individual,
Menlo Park, CA, USA | not for the company for which I work.
[email protected] |
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1,265 |
You're admitting a lot more than that. You are admitting that
your morals are situational. You are admitting that the actions
of other people and the situation you are in help to determine
how you judge the moral significance of one of your own actions.
If you employ X degree of force, that's not moral, but if you employ
X degree of force, but previously someone else has employed Y degree
of force, and the situation is thus-and-so, that *is* moral.
This is quite different from saying "Employing force on other people
is immoral, period. Unfortunately, from time to time we are obliged
to do this immoral thing for reasons of self-preservation, and so
we have to bear the moral consequences of that.
For what it's worth - and yes, I know you claim to be an agnostic -
it's this ability to re-label things from "immoral" to "moral"
that I find one of the *least* attractive qualities of the religious
mind. | 15 | trimmed_train |
4,470 |
Take up residence in a fantasy world.
| 12 | trimmed_train |
10,459 | With everyone bitching about the hockey coverage by ESPN its almost like the
Detroit-Toronto game was not televised last nite. I was just thankful to see
hockey on a night that it wasn't supposed to be carried. Thanks to ESPN, no
matter why they televised the game | 17 | trimmed_train |
5,118 | I see no difference between Janet Reno's claim of responsibility for
the Waco Massacre and the IRA's claims of responsibility for various
acts of terrorism against British citizens.
--
Dave Feustel N9MYI <[email protected]> | 9 | trimmed_train |
3,203 |
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. (They do account for a somewhat larger
portion of the difference in physicians' gross income in the two countries.)
Some facts. Malpractice insurance and awards account for less than 1% of
total health care costs in the US. In 1991, according to a survey of
physicians conducted by a national medical journal physicians averaged
paying 3.7% of their practice receipts in malpractice insurance.
Malpractice insurance premiums and malpractice awards peaked in 1985;
they've declined significantly since then. At the same time, health
care costs have increased more than any period in history.
As far as "defensive medicine" is concerned, the AMA estimates that its
total impact is about $7 billion per year. That's about 8% of the total
current INCREASE in health care costs -- and the estimate is from a group
that could be expected to overestimate the impacts of defensive medicine
on health care.
As small a problem as this is in the overall scheme of things, however,
Clinton has been on record for a long time favoring an indemnification
of MD's against malpractice suits if they follow procedures set by their
specialties. This would eliminate most, if not all frivolous suits
while retaining the ability to sue for true malpractice.
jsh | 13 | trimmed_train |
7,074 | xgetftp-1.2 needs an archie client program.
Does anybody know, where I can get it? | 16 | trimmed_train |
519 |
Mexico City, Bogota, La Paz?
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5,804 | Several years ago, while driving a cage, a dog darted out at a quiet
intersection right in front of me but there was enough distance
between us so I didn't have to slow down. However, a 2nd dog
suddenly appeared and collided with my right front bumper and
the force of the impact was enough to kill that Scottish Terrier.
Apparently, it was following the 1st dog. Henceforth, if a dog
decides to cross the street, keep an eye out for a 2nd dog as
many dogs like to travel in pairs or packs.
I've yet to experience a dog chasing me on my black GL1200I which
has a pretty loud OEM horn (not as good as Fiamms, but good enuff)
but the bike is large and heavy enough to run right over one of
the smaller nippers while the larger ones would have trouble
getting my leg between the saddlebags and engine guards. I'd
def feel more vulnerable on my '68 Trump as that'd be easier
leg chewing target for those mongrels.
If there's a persistent dog running after bikers despite
complaints to the owner I wouldn't be adverse to running
over it with my truck as a dogs life isn't worth much IMHO
compared to a child riding a bike who gets knocked to the
ground by said dog and dies from a head injury.
Any dog in the neighborhood that's vicious or a public menace
running about unleashed is fair game as road kill candidate. | 12 | trimmed_train |
8,230 | I have just started reading the articles in this news
group. There seems to be an attempt by some members to quiet
other members with scare tactics. I believe one posting said
that all postings by one person are being forwarded to his
server who keeps a file on him in hope that "Appropriate action
might be taken".
I don't know where you guys are from but in America
such attempts to curtail someones first amendment rights are
not appreciated. Here, we let everyone speak their mind
regardless of how we feel about it. Take your fascistic
repressive ideals back to where you came from.
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11,121 | $50 each!! Don't bother trying to make one yourself, just shop around a
little. I've found DOD brand DI boxes for as cheap as $20 each. You can
get higher end ones for more, but for PA use for bands, I wouldn't bother.
Making one yourself might work, but getting a sturdy enough enclosure might
be hard (they're made of heavy guage metal, since they're always on the floor,
being kicked around a lot). For any additional questions on this topic, you
might want to post to rec.audio.pro
Lukas Zahas
[email protected]
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6,640 | 14 | trimmed_train |
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10,456 |
A typical example of seep-minded thinking. We all know that David
Sternlight is a jerk, but I'm afraid that in this case 90% of the
population will think like him. Realize it guys - NSA, Dorothy
Denning, and the US government have already won the battle...
Unless... unless you succeed to wake up the people... but nah, that's
too unlikely... The events are happening too fast, cryptography is a
too sophisticated issue, and almost nobody cares anyway... A few
thousand of net.readers won't make the difference, if millions are
caught asleep... Too sad... :-(((((
Regards,
Vesselin | 7 | trimmed_train |
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