arachne-digest Saturday, April 5 2003 Volume 01 : Number 2086
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Date: Thu, 3 Apr 2003 08:35:58 -0700
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Landmines and UXOs
Hi everybody,
I'm trying to put together some material on landmines and UXOs
(unexploded ordnances), to be used in *information kiosks* (on, you
guessed it, some old 486s). <g>
I've been browsing the web for good photos and descriptive material of
landmines and UXOs, but have found very little that would be useful for
children.
I've checked most of the web sites of organizations that deal with this
subject, but haven't found very much that is appropriate. Most of those
sites focus on promoting their own program (makes sense, for funding
reasons), but have very little in the way of actual education.
If anybody has a few good photos I would GREATLY appreciate it if you
would send them to me. Simple educational material - in any language -
would also be good. Please include a short note explaining the content.
Audio or video would be awesome.
If anyone finds an excellent web site with *quality* photos or
documentation, please forward that also.
Many thanks,
Bob Dohse
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Date: Thu, 3 Apr 2003 13:54:16 -0300
From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Prescriptions from spammers.
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Hi all,
Posting a simple question to the list,
I received this unsolicited URL...... offering free prescriptions.
I can't imagine it any serious country where the physician has to know =
or see their patients
It seems to be not serious.....sorta teleprescriptions ???
Here in Argentina the FDA equivalent (ANMAT) requires watermarked paper =
prescription (with carboncopy) for mental health prescriptions.
Why are serious medicine to be offered like TYLENOL ?
Health can be at risk !!! (bloof pressure, sugar level, cholesterol, =
etc. etc.)
Spammers are also daring to put health at risk along offending the law ?
Would you recommend to report it to any enforcement agency ?
Elliot
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> Get Name-Brand FDA Approved medications.
> - FREE ONLINE PRESCRIPTION
> Get VALIUN, XANAS, PROSAC and much more ONLINE!! =20
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Date: Thu, 3 Apr 2003 12:17:14 -0500
From: Roger Turk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Landmines and UXOs
Bob,
I did a Google search on, "+landmine +photo" (without the quotes, but with
the +'s) and came up with about 10,000 hits. Of the few that I looked at,
one seemed to have some good photos (URL split for e-mail):
<www.ibiblio.org/freeburma/humanrights/khrg/archive/
photoreports/99photos/set99a/paan.html#Photo_P1>
I didn't try to find UXO photos, but would search in the same manner.
Roger Turk
Tucson, Arizona
Bob Dohse wrote:
. > I'm trying to put together some material on landmines and UXOs
. > (unexploded ordnances), to be used in *information kiosks* (on, you
. > guessed it, some old 486s). <g>
. > I've been browsing the web for good photos and descriptive material of
. > landmines and UXOs, but have found very little that would be useful for
. > children.
. > I've checked most of the web sites of organizations that deal with this
. > subject, but haven't found very much that is appropriate. Most of those
. > sites focus on promoting their own program (makes sense, for funding
. > reasons), but have very little in the way of actual education.
. > If anybody has a few good photos I would GREATLY appreciate it if you
. > would send them to me. Simple educational material - in any language -
. > would also be good. Please include a short note explaining the content.
. > Audio or video would be awesome.
. > If anyone finds an excellent web site with *quality* photos or
. > documentation, please forward that also.
. > Many thanks,
. > Bob Dohse
. > [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Date: Thu, 03 Apr 2003 12:34:04 -0500
From: "david gunnells" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Landmines and UXOs
Not sure if any of these are what you're looking for, but nevertheless:
Images:
http://www.dtwuk.fsnet.co.uk/images/photolist.htm
http://www.icbl.org/imagelibrary
(for example:
http://www.icbl.org/cgi-bin/if/imageFolio.cgi?action=view&link=Around_the_World/Americas/Colombia/Landmines&image=06.jpg&img=0&search=land%20mine&cat=Around_the_World&tt=&bool=and)
http://postconflict.unep.ch/photos/afghanistan/assessment/team3/bamiyan_province_-_unexploded_ordinance_(uxo)_(sep_2002_-_pz).html
http://www.peace2001.org/mine/cam_report/laos_report.html
http://www.defence.gov.au/army/uxo/main.htm
Education:
http://www.icbl.org/ (especially under the left navigation heading of
Resources)
http://demining.jrc.it/aris/
http://www.defence.gov.au/army/uxo/policy.html
http://www.mvs.usace.army.mil/engr/ed-p/UXOsupport.htm
http://www.tssh.com/mine.html
http://www.esit.com/automation/mr2.html
:)
david
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Hi everybody,
>
>I'm trying to put together some material on landmines and UXOs
>(unexploded ordnances), to be used in *information kiosks* (on, you
>guessed it, some old 486s). <g>
>
>I've been browsing the web for good photos and descriptive material of
>landmines and UXOs, but have found very little that would be useful for
>children.
>
>I've checked most of the web sites of organizations that deal with this
>subject, but haven't found very much that is appropriate. Most of those
>sites focus on promoting their own program (makes sense, for funding
>reasons), but have very little in the way of actual education.
>
>If anybody has a few good photos I would GREATLY appreciate it if you
>would send them to me. Simple educational material - in any language -
>would also be good. Please include a short note explaining the content.
>Audio or video would be awesome.
>
>If anyone finds an excellent web site with *quality* photos or
>documentation, please forward that also.
>
>Many thanks,
>
>Bob Dohse
>[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Date: Wed, 02 Apr 2003 12:41:59 -0500
From: "Samuel W. Heywood" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Landmines and UXOs
On Thu, 3 Apr 2003 08:35:58 -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi everybody,
> I'm trying to put together some material on landmines and UXOs
> (unexploded ordnances), to be used in *information kiosks* (on, you
> guessed it, some old 486s). <g>
> I've been browsing the web for good photos and descriptive material of
> landmines and UXOs, but have found very little that would be useful for
> children.
> I've checked most of the web sites of organizations that deal with this
> subject, but haven't found very much that is appropriate. Most of those
> sites focus on promoting their own program (makes sense, for funding
> reasons), but have very little in the way of actual education.
On this subject there is a lot of bad information and bum advice out
there. Beware. I would not trust any information on this subject other
than what I would find in an official military manual published by the
armed forces of the US or its allies.
Many landmines are improvised devices and they will not look at all
like the well known "standard" ones. You will probably want to look
at some drawings of booby traps too. The size and appearance and design
of booby traps are limited only by the nefariousness of human ingenuity.
You can download official US government military manuals on the subject
compiled and written by US Army ordnance experts if you go to this site:
General Dennis J. Reimer Training and Doctrine Digital Library,
http://www.adtdl.army.mil
You will probably want to look at some Field Manuals (FM's) and some
Technical Manuals (TM's) These publications are full of technical
drawings and photos and other illustrations. Many of the manuals can be
viewed online in HTML format. Others may be downloaded as PDF files and
also in other formats. You will not have to sign up for a login and
password to download most of the manuals from this web site and you will
not have to knowingly let them know who you are. Some of the
publications available for download at this site are restricted. To
download the restricted publications you will need to sign up for a
login and a password. They will not issue a login and password to
anyone except certain US government contractors and people who are
members of the US armed forces or homeland or state defense forces.
> If anybody has a few good photos I would GREATLY appreciate it if you
> would send them to me. Simple educational material - in any language -
> would also be good. Please include a short note explaining the content.
> Audio or video would be awesome.
> If anyone finds an excellent web site with *quality* photos or
> documentation, please forward that also.
> Many thanks,
> Bob Dohse
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sam Heywood
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Date: Thu, 03 Apr 2003 16:50:08 -0400
From: "L.D. Best" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Mine pictures & lots of info
Took a lot of looking and changing search parameters, but this site
should have just about everything needed on mines... including high
quality photos.
http://www.angola.npaid.org/minelist_all_database.htm
I didn't look at everything, so don't know if there are any pics of
mine "in the field".
I'm also collecting pics of "old stuff" that can be found lying
around -- mines & UXO (un exploded ordnance)
Sorry this wasn't addressed to the specific person asking question,
but wanted to make certain the URL didn't get lost in the shuffle.
l.d.
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Date: Thu, 03 Apr 2003 16:58:58 -0500
From: "Dave Ratti" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Landmines and UXOs
Bob - I found the following urls that may be of interest:
http://www.angola.npaid.org/minelist_complete_bosnia.htm
http://www.sensatech.com/applications/landmine_detection.html
Dave
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Date: Thu, 3 Apr 2003 08:35:58 -0700
Subject: Landmines and UXOs
Hi everybody,
I'm trying to put together some material on landmines and UXOs
(unexploded ordnances), to be used in *information kiosks* (on, you
guessed it, some old 486s). <g>
I've been browsing the web for good photos and descriptive material of
landmines and UXOs, but have found very little that would be useful for
children.
I've checked most of the web sites of organizations that deal with this
subject, but haven't found very much that is appropriate. Most of those
sites focus on promoting their own program (makes sense, for funding
reasons), but have very little in the way of actual education.
If anybody has a few good photos I would GREATLY appreciate it if you
would send them to me. Simple educational material - in any language -
would also be good. Please include a short note explaining the content.
Audio or video would be awesome.
If anyone finds an excellent web site with *quality* photos or
documentation, please forward that also.
Many thanks,
Bob Dohse
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Date: Thu, 03 Apr 2003 17:18:40 -0400
From: "L.D. Best" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Landmine educational materials developed in Bosnia
http://www.ginie.org/ginie-crises-links/lm/bos_1.html
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Date: Thu, 03 Apr 2003 17:40:11 -0400
From: "L.D. Best" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: home page for the Bosnia mine education program
http://ginie1.sched.pitt.edu/ginie-crises-links/lm/bosnia.html
Apologies to those who could care less ... but if this could save the
life or limb of even one child, you can call me whatever names you
want to and I won't care.
I'd rather you delete without reading than forget to write down a URL
or write it down wrong. I'm working on another idea using the
"hotpage" approach ...
l.d.
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Date: Fri, 04 Apr 2003 01:16:08 +00
From: "Bastiaan Edelman, PA3FFZ" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Help wanted on primairy partition
Hi, it seems I have to give some more details to solve this...
On Wed, 02 Apr 2003 11:54:11 -0400, L.D. Best wrote:
> Bastiaan,
> You need a separate type of program to have two "primary" partitions on
> a single HDD. Linux has this ability IIRC. _Partition_Magic_ comes
> with a separate program that does what's needed. _System_Commander_
> also does this (I had a bad experience with it, but others like it).
I have 3 programs in use:
1- Partition Resizer
2- Smart Boot Manager
3- MBR-tool
> What those programs do is rewrite the MBR and provide an interface so
> you can make your selection of which "primary" partition you want.
With MBR-tool I can view and edit the Master Boot Record... but what
does the records mean?
The HD I made 2 partitions on:
ACT TYPE Start End LBA-start LBA-lenght
Entry 1: 80 01 01 00 06 0E A3 C1 23 00 00 00 B7 A7 05 00
Entry 2: 00 00 81 C2 05 0E E3 A7 DA A7 05 00 AE D7 01 00
Entry 3: 00 00 all zero
Entry 4: all zero
IIAC the first hex byte 80 or 00 means active or inactive partition
fifth hex byte 06 = primary FAT16
05 = extended (FAT16??)
0B = FAT32 (extended??)
0C = FAT32 primary
As I wanted to change the extended into a primary 05 was replaced by 06
but that does not function... so there must be some more to that.
The new partition can be activated with the boot manager but although
the 'system' and command.com is installed no booting is possible.
The computer hangs with just a "-" cursor blinking and no reaction
to any key.
> Before trying any of those programs, make a 'rescue' diskette so you can
> restore your MBR to original if something goes wrong [that's what saved
> me when I found out the hard way that System Commander had a bad
> diskette].
I had been warned about this and made the rescue diskette ;-)
Regards, Bastiaan
> I'm pretty sure that you can find some programs to back-up your Master
> Boot Record (MBR) on simtel or other web places. There may also be some
> programs out there in free/shareware land that allow you to rewrite MBR
> for more than one primary partition.
> l.d.
> ====
> On Wed, 02 Apr 2003 08:58:19 +00, Bastiaan Edelman, PA3FFZ wrote:
>> Hi List
>> I have two HD's in my computer and as an experiment I tried to make an
>> extra partition on HD1 (D:\).
>> With "Partition Resizer" this was done. A second partition was created
>> on HD1... but entry was denied to this partition.
>> Well they say you first have to format the new partition so this has
>> been done and now acces was gained to the new partition.
>> But the new partition is a logical partition so no operating system can
>> be installed there.
>> How to make a primairy partition of the newly created logical one?
>> I tried FDISK but that does not work... FDISK stated that there is
>> already a primairy partition on HD1 and refuses to make another one.
>> If I am well informed up to four primairy partitions are possible on a
>> HD.
>> Smart Boot Manager is installed and working fine.. the two HD's can be
>> swapped if necessary.
>> But how to make more than one primairy partition on a HD ???
>> Hope anyone of you has a smart idea about this.
>> Regards, Bastiaan
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Date: Thu, 3 Apr 2003 21:46:02 -0500 (EST)
From: "Thomas Mueller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Why are they trying to kill off only the little people?
from Sam Heywood:
> I am still getting some spams about the illegal cable TV descambler.
> According to my understanding of the law, it is legal for someone
> to sell you some technical plans on how to make an illegal cable TV
> descrambler but it is illegal for you to make one and/or to possess one.
> The same applies for destructive devices and other illegal weapons. You
> may legally publish and sell the plans on how to build them but it is
> illegal to make them and/or possess them. In any case it illegal to spam
> people.
That cable TV descrambler ad claims it's legal, but naturally I have grave
doubts. I don't know about the legality of publicizing technical plans for
destructive devices and other illegal weapons, but there would be the likelihood
of a visit by the FBI.
> It is illegal to send unsolicited bulk email. Period. Also it is illegal
> to promote a chain letter scam through the US Postal Service. All chain
> letters are frauds and scams by legal definition.
Regarding that chain-letter pyramid scheme with the five reports for $25, the
message says it's legal, that they're selling something of value, namely the
five reports. But it's still, to all intents and purposes, a chain-letter
pyramid scheme.
> I consider the porn scams and the viagra spams and the virile member
> enlargement spams and the breast enlargement spams as highly insulting
> because the spammer is making the preposterous assumption that his target
> audience suffers from a sicko psychological complex about about some kind
> of imagined sexual inadequacy. The few and unusual people who actually
> do suffer from such imaginary hangups and problems need help from
> professional counselors. There is no way a common low-life spammer can
> help them.
I do find those penis-enlargement spams funny in that people are expected to
really believe the message. Funnier yet is that spam promoting a product
supposed to increase not only your penis length and thickness but also the
number of squirts you get when having sex. People are expected to take that
seriously?
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Date: Fri, 04 Apr 2003 09:45:15 +1000
From: "Ron Clarke" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: (OT) Why not Latin instead of Esperanto?
Hi Sam,
On Fri, 4 Apr 2003 00:43:31 +1000, Sam Ewalt wrote:
> There is an extensive discussion regarding
> the Latin declinsion of VIRUS at the website I
> mentioned previously.
> http://www.perl.com/language/misc/virus.html
> Evidently, in Latin VIRUS has no plural.
I will resist the smart remark that springs to mind here. :)
> And the reason Latin is now of limited utiity is that hardly anyone
> speaks it anymore. I'm willing to bet that even when a Roman Catholic
> Bishop from Africa meets his counterpart from South America that they
> are more likely to converse in English than in Latin.
I understand that there are still pockets of the Catholic Church
where Latin is still the language used in religious services.
> Thirty years ago when I was in high school Latin was still offered
> in some larger schools as an elective.
Well, I had compulsory Latin in primary school as well as secondary
school, fifty to forty-two years ago.
Even as a scientist, I am not sure that it was truly warranted for me,
although it was then essential to have Latin if one was to read
Classics, Law or Medicine at a British University. But I guess times
have changed.
Regards,
Ron
Ron Clarke
http://homepages.valylink.net.au/~ausreg/index.html
http://tadpole.aus.as
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Date: Fri, 04 Apr 2003 14:36:45 +0100
From: "Michal H. Tyc" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Help wanted on primairy partition
On Fri, 04 Apr 2003 01:16:08 +00, Bastiaan Edelman, PA3FFZ wrote:
> Hi, it seems I have to give some more details to solve this...
> With MBR-tool I can view and edit the Master Boot Record... but what
> does the records mean?
You can use a tool which shows these records , e.g.,
http://www.bttr-software.de/bootmgr/ (or one of the more sophisticated
tools available on the Web, look for, e.g. Ranish).
> ACT TYPE Start End LBA-start LBA-lenght
> Entry 1: 80 01 01 00 06 0E A3 C1 23 00 00 00 B7 A7 05 00
> Entry 2: 00 00 81 C2 05 0E E3 A7 DA A7 05 00 AE D7 01 00
> Entry 3: 00 00 all zero
> Entry 4: all zero
> IIAC the first hex byte 80 or 00 means active or inactive partition
Right.
> fifth hex byte 06 = primary FAT16
> 05 = extended (FAT16??)
Not FAT16! Extended partition is a 'container' that keeps logical
partitions (also known as logical drives) INSIDE.
> As I wanted to change the extended into a primary 05 was replaced by 06
> but that does not function... so there must be some more to that.
C D -�q
This cannot work (see above).
If you want to make a second primary DOS partition with DOS FDISK and
some hex editor only, you first have to hide your current primary
partition (by, e.g., changing it's identifier from 06 hex to 16 hex).
Then you can add another primary partition with FDISK (it won't recognize
type 16 hex as a DOS primary partition, and won't complain that there
would be already one); of course, DOS won't even boot from type 16 hex,
it will be inaccessible. Finally, unhide your original primary partition
(change it type from 16 hex back to 06 hex). After next reboot, you'll
see two primary DOS partitions; remember to give them some labels,
because drive letter ordering in case of multiple primary partitions
depends on DOS version, and can easily get confused.
Hope it helps,
Michal
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Date: Thu, 03 Apr 2003 18:30:59 -0700
From: "Destiny" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Hard disk partition
> Date: Wed, 02 Apr 2003 08:58:19 +00
> From: "Bastiaan Edelman, PA3FFZ" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Help wanted on primairy partition
> I have two HD's in my computer and as an experiment I tried to make an
> extra partition on HD1 (D:\).
> How to make a primairy partition of the newly created logical one?
> I tried FDISK but that does not work... FDISK stated that there is
> already a primairy partition on HD1 and refuses to make another one.
> If I am well informed up to four primairy partitions are possible on a
> HD.
Take a look at DFSee at: http://www.dfsee.com/dfsee.htm
Does all kinds of recovery/modifications on hard disks.
Has dos, os/2, linux, windows versions.
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