From:    Killashandra                           Area: Mundane
To:      Tanim                                   8 Apr 94 23:26:54
Subject: Hello...                               UpdReq 

Greetings!
 I just got whomped on by my sysop AND somebody else for leaving messages in 
the wrong area again, so I'm in "Mundane" now... gaah.  Some 
fun... my computer just beeped at me and told me that "Thou Hast only 5 min. 
left," so I'd better logoff, but take care, and Blessed Be!
 Peace and Love,
-Killashandra


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From:    Swift Lightning                        Area: Mundane
To:      Farrell Mcgovern                        9 Apr 94 21:15:00
Subject: Discordian/mooist Info                 UpdReq 

Re: Electronic _Principia Discordia_
FM> SL> Cool!  If you can get archie now, you can grab the 130k
  > SL> text-only version... might be easier on folks who don't have
  > SL> the 5.5 megs o' space either.  :> Good luck!
FM>    I do have it...somewhere...I am *sure* of it...now, where did I
  > last see it...
If you want it, I can put it on the public-FTP dir at school...just let
me know.
FM> SL> A social life?  What site can I FTP one of those from?
FM>    Great tag line!
I made it myself in shop class.  :)  Seriously...there is one floating
around with 'what board do I download it from' and I just made a few
modifications for Internet.
SWIFT LIGHTNING
strikes again!
 * SLMR 2.1a * Get down with FTP, yeah you know me...


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From:    Richard W. Handel                      Area: Mundane
To:      Kayla Block                            10 Apr 94 11:02:58
Subject: Mind Machines                          Sent UpdReq 

Hi Kayla!
Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law.
  New Zealand!?!  That sounds great!  I hope you have a good time.  You can 
hold that phone number and call him whenever.  I can tell you a few reasons 
why I think the Nova is amazing.  
  To start with it has 4 LEDs per eye, 2 red and 2 green.  It also has 50 
internal programs.  It has two innovations that I think are totally amazing.
1) It has a feature called "fill in the blanks programming."  You specify four 
parameters: program "shape", a level of "changebility", top frequency, and 
bottom frequency.  The Nova then creates a program based on these specs.  You 
can then store this program to memory.  Why is this so great?  On other 
machines you have to put in a half hour or more entering every change in a 
program.  Here you can design a program according to your own criteria, 
without having to put a lot of time into it.
2) The Nova can author and read Polysync signals on cassette.  The MindLab DLS 
(Down Load System) can be plugged by a patch cord into a cassette player, 
from which it can read up to 5 different programs, giving the DLS access to 
an infinite supply of different programs.  The Nova shares this capability.  
Kind of like Apple computers being able to run Intel X86 based software.  The 
Nova can also edit these tapes!  MindLab is developing many tapes for their 
machine.  I'm sure they are not too happy that all of their "software" will 
be compatible with the Nova.  
  In my opinion, at under $400, the Nova is the hottest thing going in light 
and sound right now.
  BTW, what frequencies cause you to have headaches?  Can you turn the light 
intensity down on your machine?
Love is the law, love under will.
Fraternally,
Richard


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