#125

... rtained the notion of shutting things down, but then changed my mind and suggested keeping a weather eye out for June 2014, because although I could not guarantee that Fascination would be around forever, my renewed interest would push us through to #125. Only then would we reassess the situation. I did reassess and the verdict was to ask me again when we reached the 150th issue. All I can say now is ask me again when we hit #175 because Fascination still following the sun! Besides us celebrating ou ...

... s perfect! Although I cannot guarantee that Fascination will be around forever, let alone reach issue #200, or even remain a monthly publication, I can at least say that we're not done just yet. In the meantime I look forward to the next goal: Issue #125. And should we continue publishing monthly, that goal will coincide nicely with another auspicious milestone: Cirque du Soleil's 30th Anniversary. So keep a weather eye out for June 2014. In the meantime, enjoy our coverage of AMALUNA's premiere, th ...

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... Epistemology of Common Sense In AIList Digest for Wednesday, 23 Nov 1988 (Volume 8, Issue 131), we see a message submitted Wed, 16 Nov 88 19:47 EDT by Stephen Dourson (Dourson <"DPK100::DOURSON_SE%gmr.com"@RELAY.CS.NET>) in response to mine in #125, Mon, 7 Nov 88 11:21:08 EST), responding to McCarthy (#121, 31 Oct 88 2154 PST). Dourson presents a reductionist view that there are only physical facts, and that SD> "social 'facts'", "social | conventions", and so-called "higher values" ...

... ou want to preserve the arguments in the command tail. nargv: clr.l (a1)+ ; terminate envp[] move.l a1,_argvecs ; base of argv[] move.l #_argv0,(a1)+ ; default name for argv[0] lea 128(a5),a2 ; command tail move.b (a2)+,d2 ; length byte ext d2 moveq #125,d1 ; validate length cmp d1,d2 bcs.s valen move d1,d2 ; if invalid length, copy all of tail valen: clr.b 0(a2,d2) ; null tail because desktop inserts <cr> moveq #' ',d1 ; space terminator get1: move.b (a2)+,d2 ; null byte? beq.s argok ...

... ected memory. Here is how the 68000 moves 200,000 bytes from location 100,000 to location 1,250,000 (all decimal numbers): 203C 0003 0D40 MOVE .L #200000, D0 set byte count 207C 0001 86A0 MOVE .L #100000, A0 set source address 227C 0013 12D0 MOVE .L #1250000, A1 set destination address MOVEN 12D8 MOVE .B (A0)+, (A1)+ move a byte 5380 SUBQ .L #1, D0 decrement byte counter 66FA BNE MOVEN repeat until count done Three instructions to set up, three to execute (if the byte number were always even or divi ...

... ex`s about their make up and will do what they can to divert others away, to mask what they are lacking. Might I add that you do a good job on your word processor, ok!!!!!!! [ R)eread Q)uit] [ Enter=Next ] [ M)ail/Reply to Current Message ] [B16 #125 of 133] ? for more cmds or Cmd [N]#n Brd ->UFO Debate Forum Numb ->126 of 133 Sub ->Re: "Ducks & Saucers & Spheres" To ->DON F ECKER (#17) From ->MICHAEL GRAHAM (#107) Date ->09/14/88 10:36:00 PM O, my Antonio, I do ...

... nd buses would be busy, found we had missed the chance of any discounts, were dismayed at the cost of the Shinkashen fare, and eventually went out by overnight bus, arriving a full day early for the Con, and returned by Shinkashen at a total cost of #125 a head for a round trip of about 800km (500 miles). The DAICON was rather different from a British SF con. There was no programming for the Friday night, and fans arrived on the Saturday and went home on Sunday afternoon. There was no evening progra ...

... it's just that i hate myself there's a big difference i'd tell you what it is but you're just a trendy wendy "I wonder if it's ever become clear to anyone besides me that we are living in a world where we try so hard to impress one another." -ANADA #125 [*****] "I Ran Out of Milk" by Oregano It's a sad day when you run out of milk. Then you can no longer make such culinary delights like fettucine alfredo or macaroni and cheese. Normally, I would take a walk to Kroger's and pick up a nice half gallo ...

... lton, New Zealand. spt@grace.waikato.ac.nz| +-----------+ +----------------------------------------------------------+ The telephone pole was approaching fast, I was attempting to swerve out of it's path when it struck my front end. [*][*][*] CS-ID: #1253.humor/tasteless@pro-friends, 4587 chars Date: 10 Jun 92 09:14:40 +1200 From: spt@waikato.ac.nz (Simon Travaglia) Subject: b*st*rd OPERATOR FROM HELL #1 Newsgroups: alt.tasteless Message-ID: <1992Jun10.091440.8536@waikato.ac.nz> Organization ...