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		_ReadMEh    „AC12ronAFTYEmails2AFT.5DrD_AC12AT2 ReadMEHEFTOHBLOCKS LEFTRNhould all of the above FAIL miserably, you may simply     permission to contact Mr William Gates....just call up     MicroSoft and ask for him by name....CAREFUL, be nice      when you talk to him - no naughty words now.......Internet access in order to get to the website.3.   The public domain program ADAM-DOS.EXE which runs on    the dosbox.4.   A 5 1/4" disk drive on your ADAM is a requirement.Ok, now that you have proceeded to get an ibm text type file and have it in hand.1.   Put the file intx	E^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^As promised by the illustrious mighty Ron Mitchell in his    ADAMCON 0ch report, this will be an attempt to teach or show just how to get that text fil                         ADAM-DOS TUTORIAL^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^As promised by the illustrious mighty Ron Mitchell in his    ADAMCON 0ch report, this will be an attempt to teach or show just how to get that text o your dosbox into the c:\ADAM-DOS      directory.  2.   Go into dos,  then go to your c:\ADAM-DOS directory.  3.   Put one of your ADAM disks into your dosbox drive A:4.   Type in the following command:  pc2adam <filename.ext> <filenameA>the first file name is the dos file, the second file name is the ADAM file.5.   Press return, you should see the following message on   the screen.  COPYING xxxxxx.xxx -> xxxxxA    [OK]6.   You should now be able to take that disk and read it in your ADAM ! 7.   SeFROM SHAWN RAPP in Alaska............................  hehehe I like the comment "further north and farther west   than anyone except fellow ADAMite Shaun Rapp." =) I swear    every  time the AdamCon is comming up I have a down fall that      pervents me from comming. =( Its a really big ordeal just to get to  Yukon the closest state to Alaska even though its in Canda. It's about the equilvent drive of New York to Washington.    (not  in air miles but rember driving means winding along the     bases of  arrange for some > crispy bacon. :) guess i can claim the prize for the user that lives > farthest east. >  Uhm well yes but techinically Alaska is the furthest east.  International Time line crosses one island and completly misses the next  island. So techinically that actually puts part of Alaska as far east  as you can possiably goto. Feel bad for the poor fools that live on    that island. One side is tuesday while the other side is wednesday. But for all practical purposes you are probably oing to be a very  different kind of move for me than the last time when I was  in Arizonia  for a year. I'm not just abondening everything and taking  to open roads with no idea what is at the end of the road or with no  real clue on what exactly i'm doing. So the next move for   me will be a perment well prepared move that will hopefully  allow me  to settle in to one spot and hopefully have the resources   and the time to allow me to go to the next AdamCon. (crossed fingers)  Anyways if fate has it Icopies available at cost, or for those of you running     japanese windows > (anyone out there?), an electronic copy, should anyone    want a copy. my > intention is to have it look almost exactly like the      original. >  Awesome! Adam goes international! Well goes past the crazy  Germans who use the Adam for their sadistic pleasures of running their RCA  version of Dragons Lair games. hmmm I should see if I can get ahold of one of the RCA players from the old Dragons Lair.  > as part of another" <decarlo@mx.miracle.ne.jp> With return comments by Shawn Rapp....    > :) thanks for the report on adamcon 0c. too bad i'm not   in canada anymore, > as from ottawa it wouldn't have been difficult to make it at all. i've > never been to cleveland, maybe if i have the money i can  fit it in next > year. anyone interested in having adamcon 0e in japan the year after next?!  If i got the money for out of country trip I would love to  go!  > we don't have harveys in japan, but i could probably     huge and numerous mountain ranges. But again next   year  seems much brighter for me to show up due to the fact that  i may (still very uncertain) may be starting a start-up      corporation  or maybe getting employment in California. But no matter    how you look at it I will hopefully soon here be much closer to all  you guys.  Honestly I don't think I can stand to be isolated another   year on this virtual island of mostly ice and the winters    are really  starting to get to me. This is actually gthe         furthest east.  > i'm currently working on translating the logo manual into japanese as i > plan on offering computer lessons to children, perhaps    starting in the > fall. i'm going to translate the core "turtle talk"       section and if i feel > up to it thereafter, the reference manual. anyone         interested in seeing what > this "curiosity" will look like, i'll be putting up       sections in graphical > format as i go along, on my web page. when finished i'll  make printed >  do go than you guys that do live   in Cleveland have to show me around cause I have never even  been  near that area of the country. Anyways....glad everyone had fun and made it back alright and i'm specially glad you guys are  continuing on the tradition... You guys can't quite till i  make it to at least one of them. =)   Now that is one guy who NEEDS to attend a convention!!!!!   ========================================================================  ----- Original Message ----- From: "James project, over the next year, i hope to japanese (or > other language) enable logo and perhaps at some point,    the adam in general. > i'll keep a log of my progress and share any knowledge    that i happen to > acquire with the community at large. >  That is cool. I'm sure Japanesse computer science could     find much more appreciation for the machine than some of the fools here in the U.S. The PC is basically a Coleco Adam with cheap fixes, quick       hop-ups, and a bunch of other junk piled th in Toronto.   Devious Dale Wick it seems, had volunteered to host this     year's convention out of desire , but also out of some       passion to repeat the EXACT dates of ADAMCON VII in          Kitchner, Ontario five years ago.  The Orlando, Florida      conventions were #'s 1 and 10......Cleveland, Ohio hosted    #'s 4 and 8......WHAT WILL HAPPEN NEXT????Anyway, back to the convention this year.  We arrived with   surprising little difficulty to the Toronto area.  Now, if   you have ever been to ways amazed how popular census here tends to go with the least   likely of all the choices.  AMAZING HOW SOME IDEAS COME ABOUT ISN'T IT???????      my progress and share any knowledge    that i happen to > acquire with the community at large. >  That is cool. I'm sure Japanesse computer science could     find much more appreciation for the machine than some of the fools here in the U.S. The PC is basically a Coleco Adam with cheap fixes, quick       hop-ups, and a bunch of other junk piled  ONLY the      front desk help had been informed of our organization as an  ADAM group.  The clerk took out our room assignment          (executive suites, no less) and proceeded to inquire if the  room rate was satisfactory and what we had been quoted by    phone.   Hmmm....methinks she is new or not informed here,   eh?  After telling her that sugar daddy (Dale) was paying    the ENTIRE bill, she disappeared only to return again from   the main office with the confirmation that we were all       cleared, x	Er a last time in the    Executive Club for a last breakfast; we said our goodbye's   for 2000 and jambed our goodies into the car and headed for  home.  OH, you were won               MEMOIRS OF A BYGONE CONVENTION After months of preparation and planning; months of          agonization over the "perfect"time of the year to hold       another ADAMCON, ADAMCON 0ch (or ADAMCON 12 to us civilians) was held this past moninto the motherboard. But than again    what can you expect from a system that was its techinology was           originally driven by hackers at first and than becomes completly commerically    driven that continuesly tries to shroud the hackers now. If the Adam    was given a chance to grow like the Mac's and PC's. I'm sure it would have     been a state of the art piece of machinary and would be a nice alternative to   the PC if not prefered. I like studying these forks in techinology. I'm   just alToronto, you KNOW how busy that city   can be - from early morning until after midnight traffic is  heavy.  Luckily, Dale had chosen a hotel on the west end of  town as you enter, and only a city block off the freeway -   Howard Johnson Triumph Hotel.  After departing the express   lanes almost by accident onto the collector freeway lanes,   we literally "fell" over the Keele St exit and ran onto the  hotel.  SUPER!!!!  we made it!  Check-in was a breeze,       thanks to our host who had rooms all set....IFinto the motherboard. But than again    what can you expect from a system that was its techinology was           originally driven by hackers at first and than becomes completly commerically    driven that continuesly tries to shroud the hackers now. If the Adam    was given a chance to grow like the Mac's and PC's. I'm sure it would have     been a state of the art piece of machinary and would be a nice alternative to   the PC if not prefered. I like studying these forks in techinology. I'm   just alno questions asked.We grabbed our gear and the elevator up to the executive     suites on the tenth floor and viewed our "home" for the      first time.  Let me tell you!!  Dale and crew did a GREAT    job getting us this hotel for budget terms!!!  Complimentary fruit basket, snacks and those cute little bottled waters... we are at ADAMCON for sure!!!!  After unpacking and of       course, setting up a few computers, we checked out the       surroundings from our view on the top floor and decided to   pur we can accomplish this!!Saturday morning brought us together for breakfast followed  by Neil Wick with his session on mastering the internet and  specifically, search engines to find what you are looking    for on the web.  One of the hightlights of the morning was   when we visited a foreign site and had the online            translation program translate the site into english.  If you EVER find time to do this, try it; the results were          hilarious!  After noon luncheon served in our conference  un for the convention went off at 8PM EST with the reception in the Executive Club - a room open to us for the entire convention for gathering for continental      breakfasts and late night meanderings.  We met some new      faces from thr MTAG group, Ralph and Peter, and got to know  them a little and they to know us.  Friday morning found us learning the game of LIFE on the     computer; where a form of artificial intelligence is         practised.  A huge grid of "cells" uses it's own artificial  intel shortcut .bat files for the            ADAMemulator.   Hmmm....somewhere during convention we also  explored the operation of ADAMemulator with Ron              Mitchell....must have been on Friday afternoon.  Evening     brougth us to the hotel restaurant for a meal before jumping onto the internet for the annual online conference - well    attended by the delegates and also ADAMites from all over    the world, Japan included !!Sunday we had a session on ADAM SmartLOGO with Peter Searle; a local MTAG mechanged,....now to what..... We had a session on transferring ADAM files into DOS files with the mighty Mitchell...which I think just confused some. And  then if memory serves, we had a discussion about "why old    computers are still interesting".  Supper that night was     supplied via the local Pizza Hut restaurant across the       street, but slow service derailed the evening plans to head  downtown on the subway system and out to Toronto Island for  the sunset......maybe next time ADAMCON is in Torontochase a few snacks of our own at the local grocery.  The  old adage, "in Rome do as the Romans do", fit as we needed   the local currency to successfully barter with the "natives. While exchanging money at the hotel front desk, none other   that Dale Wick snuck into the hotel and welcomed us          officially to ADAMCON 0ch (12).  Later that afternoon, upon  returning with our "local loot", we met the rest of the      convention group either in the lobby or up on the tenth      floor.Official starting g   room, we explored the game of ADAMBOMB2 by Steve Pitman.     Jillian, Judy & Meeka explained the procedures needed to     play the game, and showed a hands on portion of play to show just how the game worked.  Later in A.N.N. there will be     substantial space devoted to hints, tips, and tricks to      master this great game.  160 some screens full of play in    order for you to do all your errands and find the final exit screen.  Finally to end the afternoon, Guy Bona showed and   explained some of hisligence (set by opening parameters) to mutate by        checking the cells living or dying around it in order to     sustain life.  It was interesting and also a precursor to    Dale's game session I believe.  Anyway, it was like drawing  a BIG Powerpaint picture cell by cell and then having it     move around and make different shapes.  Lunch at Kelly's Pub in the hotel followed the morning session.  Friday afternoon is a little fuzzy.....must have been Kelly's Pub....oh yes!  I remember, the schedule was mber.  When Peter finished his session after  showing the numerous shapes, designs, etc that the program   is capable of; ALL were impressed.  I for one had not had    much contact with the LOGO program, usually missing any      presentations given by Ron or Frances in previous years.     There always seemed to be an alternate session or some other problem which conflicted with getting involved with LOGO.    When I find the time (yea, right eh?) I would very much like to explore that program.  Frances promiwondering ........ WILL there be a convention   next year???  And WHERE will it be???  NOT TO WORRY !!! ADAMCON 13 will be held in Ohio, presumably near the         Cleveland area, during the summer, hosted by Rich Drushel    and the "boys" of B.A.S.I.C. - see you there!!!  Now, as a   famous disney character once said...."that's all folks!"         after which we packed up the ADAM equipment and carted it    all upstairs to floor # 10 for the night.  When all was      settled, we migrated to the Executiain this year on writing supergames; and he unveiled       another game he working on - sort of a medieval board game   with peasants, building houses, gathering wood & food, etc.  IMPRESSIVE!!!!Finally, the crowning evening (and also last) of ADAMCON 0ch dawned upon us.  We gathered for the annual banquet in       Kelly's Pub at the hotel and dined on our usual 6 or 7       course meal; followed by doorprizes and raffle drawings.     Jean Stone, in attendance with husband Jack again this year  after a 3 am from Chris Braymen, of Midi-Mite for    the ADAM fame, ADAM-DOS - a dos based program to transfer    dos text files into ADAM eos SmartWriter type files.  This   makes text file transfer a breeze between the 2 worlds.The front of the disk contains these files in ADAM format;   either TDOS or EOS as the case may be depending on your      preference; while the back side contains the program         ADAM-DOS in pkzip dos format.  You WILL NEED to use a dos or Windows machine to read side B:  I have includve Club room for chat and an auction of donated items by a former MTAG member.  After  spirited bidding wars on various boxes; and also             "non"-bidding on others, we tore them open and checked out   the contents.  No real surprises inside, but fun to open     anyway...a Christmas in July thing.Monday AM again found us gathering for a last time in the    Executive Club for a last breakfast; we said our goodbye's   for 2000 and jambed our goodies into the car and headed for  home.  OH, you were ses me that some of   her work will be appearing right here on the ADAM NEWS       NETWORK disk as soon as she edits them and refreshes them.   After another lunch in the conference room, we had a hands   on demonstratin of Rich Drushel's ADAMserve utility.  No     matter how often or how frequent these sessions are held,    everyone wants to see them again - both information and      demonstratins of ADAMserve AND ADAMemulator for the dosbox.  To round out the afternooon, we had Dale giving a session    agx	Ere;         2)            To seek out CRISPY bacon  3)            To boldly ask for Harvey's Hamburgers in an   age               where nobody is prepared to admit th                    AUGUST 2000 A.N.N. News Media~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~This month in the wake of ADAMCON 0Oc (#12), we have a few   ADAMCON reports/recollections.  We also have a tutorial on   using the PD progryear absence) donated a beautiful afghan as a      raffle prize.  Bob Stroud of Vancouver Island donated an     ADAM setup; and Beryl Wilson of MTAG donated 2 ADAM setups   for the raffle prizes.  I won't reveal just who won the      raffle prizes, but the car was mighty full going home.....Following all the festivities was the group photograph,      after which we packed up the ADAM equipment and carted it    all upstairs to floor # 10 for the night.  When all was      settled, we migrated to the Executied PKUNZIP.EXE so that you can unzip the ADAM-DOS program.  Doc files as    well as all the program files are in the .zip file, so make  yourself a special directory to put them all in.You WILL NEED to be using a dos machine with a 5 1/4" drive  as A:...either 1.2m or 360k will do.  Why 5 1/4" ?????       Because you need to use ADAM disks to write to !!!There WILL be a quiz next month on this material, because we are going even deeper into the jungle by transferring an     entire disk using ADAM-DOS fointo CP/M.  Enter the locaton and name of the .LBR    file, then the name of the TDOS (CP/M) file.  You will     see the file get transferred onto the ADAM disk.6.  Now, you just have to deLIB the file as you would any     TDOS (CP/M) file and possible uncrunch it also.  Then     you have the normal TDOS files which are on the disk.CONFUSING AIN'T IT ??????  Just take your time, a little     trial and error doesn't hurt and it will become easy.        Questions???   Problems????  Email me @         M format. (the other side of this disk     contains that program in older PD form - new versions     can be purchased directly from Sydex at the address     shown in the doc file) 3.  You must setup 22DISK to match the format of you ADAM     disk size and specify that you will use either drive    A: or B: for the ADAM disk.4.  Put a TDOS or CP/M disk from your ADAM into the     appropriate disk drive, then run CMENU.EXE on the ibm5.  At this point you can select # 4 for transferring a dos    file it that they   exist.   (not necessarily in that order)  The CRISPY BACON is actually a holdover from all previous   'cons.  All people have to do is look at me and they will           immediately  know that I am addicted to CRISPY BACON. But at one point   in the  weekend's proceedings I was asked why Harvey's, to which I  replied, "What can I say. I also love sandwiches made of    Klik,  Spam Spork, and Klunk. Give me a break."  Forgive the digression. This is not about Harvey's          Hambur             adamcomputer@netzero.net       YA'LL HAVE FUN NOW,  HEAR ????? m - new versions     can be purchased directly from Sydex at the address     shown in the doc file) 3.  You must setup 22DISK to match the format of you ADAM     disk size and specify that you will use either drive    A: or B: for the ADAM disk.4.  Put a TDOS or CP/M disk from your ADAM into the     appropriate disk drive, then run CMENU.EXE on the ibm5.  At this point you can select # 4 for transferring a dos    file r EOS ADAM files and 22disk for TDOS ADAM files.  Then ya'll can download ANY ADAM disk      anywhere and make the sucker work !!! SmartWriter type files.  This   makes text file transfer a breeze between the 2 worlds.The front of the disk contains these files in ADAM format;   either TDOS or EOS as the case may be depending on your      preference; while the back side contains the program         ADAM-DOS in pkzip dos format.  You WILL NEED to use a dos or Windows machine to read side B:  I have includADAMCON 0Ch - Dinosaurs into the New Millennium  by Ron Mitchell  Over a long distance from far away traveled I, from the     remote  and less inhabited regions of our land, further north and   farther  west than anyone except fellow ADAMite Shaun Rapp.    My continuing mission:   1)            To attend all ADAMCONs present and future;         2)            To seek out CRISPY bacon  3)            To boldly ask for Harvey's Hamburgers in an   age               where nobody is prepared to adminto CP/M.  Enter the locaton and name of the .LBR    file, then the name of the TDOS (CP/M) file.  You will     see the file get transferred onto the ADAM disk.6.  Now, you just have to deLIB the file as you would any     TDOS (CP/M) file and possible uncrunch it also.  Then     you have the normal TDOS files which are on the disk.CONFUSING AIN'T IT ??????  Just take your time, a little     trial and error doesn't hurt and it will become easy.        Questions???   Problems????  Email me @         gers,  not even close.  The twelfth annual convention of friends, users and owners  of the  Coleco ADAM home computer was held in Toronto Canada from   July 20  to July 23, 2000 at the Triumph Howard Johnson Plaza Hotel  in  North York. In attendance:           Dr. Rich Drushel, Dale Wick, Jillian Arnott,           Bob Slopsema, Judy Slopsema, Meeka Slopsema,          Doug Slopsema, Jean Stone, Jack Stone, Neil Wick,          Ron Mitchell, Guy Bona III, George Koczwara,       Michael          Huies. This year  we threw in lots of discussion about ADAMcon's past, when,  where,  who was there. And soon it was 1 am.  None of us, it would seem, is getting any younger. Those of us  left standing at 1 am were fewer in number than in years    gone by.  I can remember Thursday evenings when Chris Braymen         complained of  sleep deprivation, and the initial flurry of activity in    setting  up ADAM equipment brought by just about everyone for use in rooms  after hours ran well into the night.ts provided to each participant   by our  hard working convention organizers.   The Metro Toronto ADAM User Group (MTAG) is one of the few  ADAM  User groups left in our world. It still holds regular       meetings,  and produces what I believe is the last real newsletter in  the bADAM community. This club has served its members faithfully since  before 1986, providing computer instruction, a source of  supplies, problem solving and support, and social contact.  Members of the group participated inese people were amongst the best I've    ever  seen.   9 a.m. It was time to set to work. Convention files were    given to  everyone, providing pretty good idea of what was to come over the weekend. The equipment wasn't completely set up in the  Black Creek room 1 floor below the main Lobby. If we had  offered a prize for the first ADAMCON to start on time, it  would  have remained unclaimed.   The first session was on Conway's "Game of Life". I seem to  recall that just about every old BBS in tchatting about everything under the sun. Normally there is  a  hospitality suite designated for the purpose, and suitably  stocked with eats, drinks and space to sit down, stand up,  or be  comfortable in whatever manner seems appropriate. We're     more  eclectic in our discussions now than we used to be. There   was a  time when it was all ADAM. Now it's politics and the state  of the  world. It's software and the failings of corporate America  or  software and the failings of large computer companrst, Patricia Herrington, Bob Herrington,           Dr. Murray McCullough, Audrey Worfold, Doug        Chappell,          Rich Clee, Frances Clee, Jean-Paul Gignac, Peter   Searle,          Ralph Veecock, Eleanor Drushel, Ena Greensheilds.           26 in all (give or take).  Several of us who attended will no doubt produce written    accounts  of ADAMCON 0Ch such as the one that follows. Mine is based  on  notes that I took during the various sessions, as well as   the  schedules and other handou That doesn't happen    much any  more. We have either solved every ADAM problem in the       universe or  we're getting old.  Friday July 21, 2000.  Still looking for a Harvey's hamburger, and nobody will     help me.   Breakfast was served in the Executive Suite, continental    style  and it was good enough to make me forget about hamburgers,  temporarily at least. The Howard Johnson went out of its    way to  make us feel at home. The term 'friendly staff' might be a  bit  of a cliche, but th setup, organization,   and  session content for the convention. They deserve a warm     vote of  appreciation for their efforts.  So once again we got together. And once again there was a  Thursday afternoon filled with hugs, handshakes, smiles and  laughter. Participants arriving Thursday afternoon were     greeted  by MTAG's Ena Greenshields who took up her post in the      lobby of  the HOJO and waited for us all to drift in.   Thursday evenings at ADAMCON is about renewing friendships  and  he CP/M world at   one  time or another had a version of this classic computer      game. My  problem was that I could never figure out the point of it.  Now I  know. It is a computer simulation of cells, generating,     growing,  and forming patterns. Some patterns move about the screen,  others  remain in the same place.  MTAG member Jean Paul Gignac led us through this first      session,  and began by explaining the basic rules governing the game. A  cell can : 1) remain as it is; 2) die; 3) cralized at   Pizza Hut not far from the hotel. The plan had been to take an  excursion over to Toronto Island during the evening. By the time  supper was over, it was already 8 p.m. and too late for the trip.  T-shirt production began up in the hospitality room, taking care  of an item of unfinished business. Dale told us that he's   been on  the sick list for most of the previous week and was         consequently  behind schedule on a number of things, T-shirts included.   Out came  the transfer ki version written by Dale Wick, so at least one ADAM can sit  here and figure it all out.  Later in the afternoon there was a session on transferring  files  between ADAM and the IBM given by someone named Mitchell    from an  island somewhere west of Sault Ste. Marie. The next ANN     disk  will have full detail, including a step by step procedure  describing how to process an incoming ANN disk (EOS         version)  using Chris Braymen's ADAMDOS.ZIP package, and AJM          Software's  Filemanagecing up for the         Saturday  session downstairs.  10 p.m. Nobody wants to go for a Harvey's Hamburger.   We were all wondering when PJ would arrive. Rumor had it    that she  and Bob were driving up and hoped to arrive Saturday        morning. Pat's  attendance plans for this 12th convention were somewhat     shaky  from the beginning. She had told me by phone some time ago  that  she wasn't sure if she was going to make it. For those      readers  who don't know, there are only two ADAMites upervised and observed whilst posing for many  photos.  There were many pictures taken. Those watching the Internet for  ADAMCON news were treated this year to an extensive         pictorial of  the 'con as it unfolded. There were two or three digital    cameras  being used to good advantage. People who couldn't attend    were  able to look in on us and see everything going on. Hats off to  Dale, George and the Slopsemas for that.  Nobody wanted Harvey's Hamburgers for supper. We            materieate a life. By doing  the latter, and spreading to empty cells on the playing     board,  the cells grow and multiply, or die and disappear. I now    have  some idea of how that happens, along with an ADAM           implementation  of the Game of Life.  Readers wanting to delve further into Conway's "The Game of Life"  can visit:           http://www.ncln.org/life/  Jean-Paul continued after lunch showing us some of the more well  known patterns generated by the game. We each received an  ADAMt. Meeka Slopsema took charge of the iron    and  got the job done.   At this point there were various projects underway on the   10th  floor in various members' rooms. Laptops, more in evidence  last  year than previously were in use to an even greater degree. The  ADAM Emulator was everywhere. It seemed to be the platform  of  choice for those wandering about the hallways on the 10th   floor. Also popular was Steve Pitman's ADAMBOMB II. Several had    taken a  liking to this title and were practir.  You don't even have to go near TDOS once. And  that's all I have to say about that.  Because of a schedule change Friday afternoon, we ended up  finishing somewhat early, so there was more time to meet    and  greet. At this point more MTAG members had joined us. There was  ample opportunity to get to know them and to chat more      about this  and that. By this time, Host Dale had provided a place of   honour  for the  ADAMCON 0Ch mascot ,Observing us from the front of the room  the dinosaur sleft who have  attended all 11 conventions up to but not including the     current  one. One is Pat Herrington and the other is Dale Wick. We   spent  some time talking about that.    Saturday July 22, 2000  On deck at 9 a.m. (give or take half an hour.) Neil Wick  presented a session on search engines on the internet. I    was  interested. This is one function on the Internet that I     don't do  very efficiently. Much of my search time is spent following blind  alleys. Very quickly Neil showed hief among them was the fact that ADAM still has much to   teach  us, and the insights it provides are useable no matter what  computer we operate. An ADAMite can learn the basics of     operating  systems, high level languages, hardware, assembler,         addressing  techniques, and much more. All of this is available in an  environment that we are familiar with. Furthermore, we are  not  afraid of the hardware. As Bob Slopsema put it, (roughly  paraphrased), ADAM is a computer we can 'monkey with'hing" commands and who supports various   search  and display features.  All of this is available in an article called Search Engine  Features for Searchers at:      http://www.searchenginewatch.com/facts/ataglance.html  Interesting stuff.  Following the Neil's session, there was the first of two    "working  lunches". Our thanks to the Howard Johnson for setting us   up for  lunch right there in our session room while we carried on   with  the tasks at hand.  A session on ADAMBOMB II (Steve g  combination of DOS 6.22 .BAT file function along with       QBASIC to  generate files that will read a disk image, write a disk    image to  an ADAM disk, write an ADAM disk to an Emulator Disk Image, etc.  The files provide user prompts for such things as the name  of the  file and the number of blocks in the disk image. In his     handout,  Guy describes each of the macros and provides his source    code so  that the user can change things to accommodate any          particular  hardware setup. what each character was looking for. The session was  interesting, fun, and well prepared. With any luck and a    bit of  practice, I'll soon know what I'm doing.  Next came a panel discussion involving everyone in the room on  the topic, "Why are Old Computers Still Interesting?" It's  a  question we've all had to answer at one time or another     each year  our ADAM computers keep on working. As it turned out, there were  as many reasons almost as there were ADAMites at the        Convention.  Cme how I could change that  by employing some useful techniques to narrow my search to  the  items I really wanted to look at. It's not rocket science.  The  trick is in knowing how the various search engines such as  Alta  Vista, Yahoo and the others treat searches and key words.   There  are ways of including search terms and ways of making sure  they  are excluded. All of this was in Neil's talk. He gave us a  comprehensive handout listing how the various search        engines  treat "Power Searc. The  panel  discussion drew interesting points from pretty well         everyone, and  was well worth the time spent.  Then it was Guy Bona's turn to present a session on ADAM    Emulator  utilities. He began this project just prior to last year's  ADAMCON where he demonstrated his way of using QuickBacic   to  reduce the work involved in remembering command line syntax for  the various ADAM Emulator utilities. The handout that came  with  the session explains it all. Guy uses a rather interestinPitman Software) was ably 
presented by Meeka Slopsema, Jillian Arnott, and Judy       Slopsema,  whose command and knowledge of the game became evident from the  start. These three ADAMites knew their stuff, and had us    all  playing ADAMBOMB II within a very short time. Their three   page  handout contained a map of the rooms, instructions for      playing  the game on the ADAM Emulator (by Marcel DeKogel), a series of  tips and tricks, and a list of characters they had          encountered  with Saves a lot of work remembering and typing  the  various parameters that the ADAMem disk utilities require.  The  session included a review of what each of the ADAMem        utilities  does.  Saturday night is online conference time. Supper slipped by in  there somewhere. By 8 p.m. we were online along with some   of the  MTAG members from the local area who had been unable to     make it,  and other ADAMites from across the continent. Bob Sebelist  drooped in to join the chat as did my son Jeff fx, and it  can be  somewhat overwhelming at times.  Peter gave us a demo on how to simplify all that. With a    series  of files he showed how intricate graphics designs can be    produced  in LOGO using just a few simple commands, along with LOGO's  powerful recursion feature. He covered various patterns,    and then  showed us some animation techniques using the LOGO sprite  editor. All in all, an excellent session and great demo     programs,  which will shortly be available on ANN I would imagirday night, I had my Micro Innovations 40   Meg  hard drive installed with it, and my project for the        evening was  to discover why my PowerPaint installation had suddenly     refused  to function. Thanks to Rich Drushel George Koczwara and     Richard  Drushel, that problem was solved in short order. Bad boot   block.   Now where else could I get expert help like that.  Sunday July 23 2000  Last day. Again the con has gone by far too quickly. They   always  do. What's the old saying? Alwaych provided an         overview of  how the project has developed since its inception a few     years  ago. In the course of developing the software for           ADAMServe, Rich   discovered that many ADAM programs required patches to      enable  them to work on the server. Some had to be completely re-  written. The most serious problem was presented with        programs  which included their own input/output routines instead of   using  those provided by ADAM's EOS. Poorly commented source code         session at  previous ADAMcon's, I want to congratulate Peter on the     level of  his subject knowledge, and for the way in which he kept us  all  interested and participating. He began his session by       relating an  MTAG meeting night where he had asked club members about    their  impressions of LOGO. The response he got was "Too much      typing,  too little result".   We all know that LOGO can be that way. Sending the turtle   forward  40 steps takes knowledge of the appropriate syntarom         Vancouver.  Zonker joined us online from Seattle, allowing us an        opportunity  to tell him exactly how much he was missed.   The balance of Saturday night was spent between room,       trying out  this and that. Rich Drushel had a complete computer setup   in his  room with both an ADAM and his ADAMserve program running on an  IBM. I had an ADAM in my room, donated by Bob Stroud of     Victoria.  That computer was subsequently awarded as a prize at the    ADAMCON  banquet. On Satune.  The first afternoon session featured Rich Drushel on the  ADAMServe program. As many know, ADAMServe provides ADAM    with  access to the storage media and printing resources of an    IBM  computer, including hard drive, floppy drives and line      printer,  using a serial link between the two computers. What this    means is  that ADAM users who are unable to find or afford an ADAM    hard  drive of floppy drives can use their IBM equipment to store ADAM  programs and data. In his session, Ris leave 'em wanting more.  Still no PJ. Word has it she's been delayed, but will be in by  suppertime.   Breakfast buffet in the restaurant. Everybody wanted to     know what  I thought of the bacon. Not much I replied, but the sausage and  scrambled eggs were great. Only south of the border to I    get  crispy bacon. (Notice I'm not even talking about Harvey's  Hamburgers).  Our first session of Sunday morning was presented by Peter  Searle  on "Hands On LOGO". As someone who has presented thisposed  some further difficulties. Richard Drushel urged ADAMites  present, or at least those contemplating the writing of any new  ADAM software, to use resources provided by the operating   system  in accessing ADAM's peripherals.   The final session of the day was presented by ADAMCon 0Ch   chair  Dale Wick, and dealt with "Creating Game AI's", or          Artificial  Intelligence as applied to gaming. Dale covered some of the  issues involved in the creation and behaviour of non-player  characta moment.  Somewhere during the activity that followed Dales session,  we had  a quick discussion about future ADAM conventions, starting  with  the question - should there be any. As the discussion       turned out,  the answer to that question proved to be a certain          'no-brainer'.  It was then that Rich Drushel advised the group that unless  someone else was eager to host ADAMCON 13, he would be      happy to  do it in Cleveland.   And so it was written.   Then followed supper, then sorious actions by an  NPC. Using a game scenario similar to that found in the     game "Age  of Empires",  Dale shows detail of the required data        structures  required to give life to an NPC and also the methods used   to  describe game rules.  He then demonstrated the use of a "Finite State Machine" in  testing individual game modules. The handout provides full  C  source code for any of us who would like to follow on.  Dale's game will be written so as to show us all how it's   done.  It'so the MTAG newsletter, and a complete ADAM  computer system donated by Bob Stroud of Victoria B.C. Our  thanks  to Bob, and congratulations to Bob Slopsema who took the    beastie  home. Certainly will be a good home there.  As a final note here, it must certainly be added that we    were all  happy to see Jean and Jack Stone at this convention. It's   been a  tough year for them on a number of fronts, but they've been  through it and they're both still standing. They traveled   all  the way from E     made it.   We were all happy that she made it.  The banquet, promptly at six p.m. followed a flurry of      activity  aimed at clearing the session room for hotel staff to set   up for  the following day. We had to be out of there, and so we     were. The  tear down time must have been something of a record.   What followed was a delicious meal served by the Howard     Johnson  staff, and the realization that for one more year, this     thing was  winding down. Yes - I have to backtrack for ers (NPC's. To actively participate in a game, NPC's must  be designed in a manner that enhances game play. The        handout  provided with Dale's session provided considerable detail   on the  actions that NPC's are capable of, and various techniques   that  will allow them to evaluate their situation to determine    what  is their best course of action given a specific set of  circumstances.  In his handout Dale provided many detailed examples of the  computer code that is required to enable vame speeches of thanks to all   who worked so  hard, followed by prize draws and the group picture. You    know the  routine. Again we all agreed that the whole 4 days had gone  entirely too fast and that ADAMCON 0Ch was fading to        history too  quickly. It's always that way.  Congratulations to Judy Slopsema on winning Jean Stone's    afghan.  (I wanted that, and I firmly believe that ADAMCON's will    continue  until I win one). There were other prizes too, cosmetics,   hats,  subscriptions t not an exercise for the faint of heart, but Dale's  explanations at the last two ADAMcon's have made the        process of  video game development more understandable. What is         impressive is  that Dale is using an ADAM platform for his work.   Dale ran out of time. Just before the end of his session    Pat  Herrington arrived, just in time for the banquet. It turned out  that an unfortunate series of events had delayed her and    Bob's  departure, and they considered themselves lucky to havel Paso Texas to join us, and that is a        measure in  itself of their love for and dedication to the ADAM         community.  Welcome back both of you; it was great you could come.  Nothing left but the silent auction. As Dale Wick           explained, MTAG  Beryl Wilson donated several boxes of ADAM gear to the      'con.  Jillian and Dale had boxed and itemized it all, yielding no fewer  than 14 boxes of goodies, each labeled with it contents,    and  each to be bid for through the silent auctis field, and now I'm going to    ret rieve it." > > The old farmer replied, "This is my property, and you are not coming over > here." The indignant lawyer said, "I am one of the best   trial attorneys in > the US and, if you don't let me get that duck, I'll sue   you and take > everything you own." > > The old farmer smiled and said, "Apparently, you don't    know how we do things > in Texas. We settle small disagreements like this with    the Texas Three-Kick > Rule." The lawyer asked, "What is came back. Now it's mine again! That and the Roller         Controller  (an item I've never had ever) were certain highlights. The  rest  wasn't a bad haul either.  Monday July 24, 2000   It ain't over till it's over.   Had a half day free before flight time, and it started with  breakfast in the Executive Suite with Dale, Jillian and the  Slopsemas. Patricia arrived later. We agreed to have lunch.  That, as it turned out was the first of two lunches - and   of  course, this is not going to surplawyer's groin and dropped him to his knees. His second   kick nearly > wiped the man's nose off his face. The barrister was flat on his belly when > the farmer's third kick to a kidney nearly caused him to  give up. > > The lawyer summoned every bit of his will and managed to  get to his feet and > said, "Okay, you old coot! Now, it's my turn!" The old    farmer smiled and > said, "No, I give up. You can have the duck!" > > > ___________________________________________  An old preacher was dyinSUBMITTED BY RON MITCHELL....possibly an ADAMCON             review?????? ?//  The following 2 from my good buddy Al in Chilliwack BC.     Quote  > A big-city, California, lawyer went duck hunting in rural   Te xas. He shot > and dropped a bird, but it fell into a farmer's field on  t he other side of a fence. > > As the lawyer climbed over the fence, an elderly farmer   dr ove up on his > tractor and asked him what he was doing. The litigator    res ponded, "I shot a > duck and it fell into thion process. With all  of us duly gathered in the hospitality suite for one last   time,  the bidding proceeded. For a paltry bid of $2. my bootee    amounted  to the following:           Box #1: Autodialer and Address Book, ADAM Link     Modem,           Roller Controller with Slither, Hacker's Guide to  ADAM          volumes 1 and 2, and 33 blank ADAM datapacs.  I have been looking for a copy of Vol 1 of the Hacker's     Guide  since my own was loaned to an AUFG member years ago. It     never  the Texas Three-Kick    Rule?" > > The Farmer replied, "Well, first I kick you three times   and then you kick me > three times, and so on, back and forth, until someone     gives up." The > attorney quickly thought about the proposed contest and   decided that he > could easily take the old codger. He agreed to abide by   the local custom. > > The old farmer slowly climbed down from the tractor and   walked up to the > city feller. His first kick planted the toe of his heavy  work boot into the > rise anyone. Got to the    airport  and found ....... on the way to my gate.......  just had to do  it........    the Harvey's Hamburger, YES!  For next year, I've suggest to Dr. Rich Drushel that there  are  only two words he has to remember. CRISPY BACON.  Don't expect me to be any thinner. Love you all!  Cheers Ron Mitchell  and 33 blank ADAM datapacs.  I have been looking for a copy of Vol 1 of the Hacker's     Guide  since my own was loaned to an AUFG member years ago. It     never  g. He sent a message for his doctor and his lawyer, both church members, to come to his home. When they         arrived, they were ushered up to his bedroom. As they entered the room the     preacher held out his hands and motioned for them to sit on each side of  the bed. >>> The preacher grasped their hands, sighed contentedly,       smiled and stared at the ceiling. For a time, no one said anything. >>> Both the doctor and lawyer were touched and flattered that  the preacher would ask them to beed to me that resurrecting TWWMCA     woul d be a good wayto help keep me on track for the next convention, and to     help  insure thatthere would be lots of new and interesting ADAM things to    show off then.     I will kick off the new TWWMCA series with a report     about ADAMcon 0Ch.Some attendees have already posted reports, and others are   bound to follow.Photos from the convention can be seen at                    http://www.adamcon.org, and Iimagine that reports will probably end up archiv to die."  Unquote  Ron Mitchell        both church members, to come to his home. When they         arrived, they were ushered up to his bedroom. As they entered the room the     preacher held out his hands and motioned for them to sit on each side of  the bed. >>> The preacher grasped their hands, sighed contentedly,       smiled and stared at the ceiling. For a time, no one said anything. >>> Both the doctor and lawyer were touched and flattered that  the preacher would ask them to bef what I did at ADAMcon 0Ch (that's 12      decimal for thehexadecimally-challenged).  Some stuff may get left          out...apologies inadvance.Thursday, 20 July 2000.    My daughter Elanor (age 10) and I left Cleveland         Heights, Ohio, atabout 10:30 AM.  We drove out to I-271 north, then to I-90   east, andonward along the "North Coast" of Ohio, Pennsylvania, and    New York.  Westopped to eat lunch at the Denny's in the Angola service    plaza just beforeyou get to Buffalo.  (This servicFrom: "Richard Drushel" <drushel@apk.net>To: <coladam-list@calum.csclub.uwaterloo.ca>Subject: This Week With My Coleco ADAM 0007.30Date: Monday, July 31, 2000 12:38 AMThis Week With My Coleco ADAM (TWWMCA) 0007.30by Richard F. Drushel  (drushel@apk.net)    Yes, after a hiatus of almost 2.5 years, TWWMCA is back. ADAMcon 0Chwas just last week in Toronto, and ADAMcon 0Dh/13/XIII will  b e run by mein Cleveland next year, so I will have lots of weekly ADAM   st uff to do andto talk about.  It seem with him during his final moments.     They were also puzzled; the preacher had never given them any indication   that he >>particularly liked either of them. They both remembered   his many long, uncomfortable sermons about greed, covetousness and avaricious behavior   that made them squirm in their seats. Finally, the doctor said, "Preacher, why    did you ask us to come?" >>> The old preacher mustered up his strength, then said        weakly,"Jesus died between two thieves...and that's how I wanted there as  well.    The theme of ADAMcon 0Ch was "Dinosaurs into the new     millennium"; and Icame back from the convention with the conviction that the   ADAM isn't readyto go extinct yet!    *Rich******************************************************************************                           Report on ADAMcon 0Ch                         Toronto, Ontario, Canada                              20-24 July 2000                 by Richard F. Drushel  (drushel@apk.net)    Here's some o with him during his final moments.     They were also puzzled; the preacher had never given them any indication   that he >>particularly liked either of them. They both remembered   his many long, uncomfortable sermons about greed, covetousness and avaricious behavior   that made them squirm in their seats. Finally, the doctor said, "Preacher, why    did you ask us to come?" >>> The old preacher mustered up his strength, then said        weakly,"Jesus died between two thieves...and that's how I wante plaza has a neat layout:  Denny's/McDonald's/restrooms in a building on the median strip, with coveredwalkways over the highway to parking and gas stations on     each side.)  Elanorsaw some road department fun from the walkway:  cracks in    the road had beenrecently filled with tar, and someone had painted a smiley   face in tar onthe pavement.  We stopped for about 45 minutes, then drove   on to Buffalo.    Once we reached Buffalo, we took I-190 west to the Peace Bridge toCanada, and then the Qhat to do about supper, as a group.  Setting up the         computers could waituntil later in the evening.    By 6:00 PM everyone had arrived (all 20-odd of us), and  we went to thehotel restaurant.  After supper, everyone went up to the     10th floor (all ofour rooms were adjacent) and hung out in the "hospitality    suite"--a nicedouble-sized room with lots of chairs, pop, and munchies.    We spent therest of the evening catching up on the last year's events    with all of ourADAM friends.  I di one anotherlike some crazy macrame project...fortunately I made all the correct lanechanges and didn't get run down by vehicles far exceeding    the posted speedlimit of 100 km/hr.  We got to the hotel at about 4:30 PM;   so driving time(minus the stop for lunch) was about 5 hours 15 minutes.     The trip was 291.8miles.    We checked into the hotel and met Ena Greenshields of    MTAG (MetropolitanToronto ADAM Group) in the lobby.  I ran into Dale Wick, the convention host,when I wasn't looking fobservedthat we ADAMconners are getting older, and lights-out is     coming soonerand sooner every year :-)Friday, 21 July 2000    I got up at 6:00 AM, and I awakened Elanor at 6:30 AM    (without too muchprodding, amazingly).  Breakfast was at 7:00 AM in the       hospitality suite(conveniently right across the hall):  a variety of cereals, fresh fruit,bagels, toast, etc.  ADAMites trickled in gradually...we     then went down tothe basement level to the meeting room where we would be     spendingally intended  to come toADAMcon 0Ch as just a spectator, but I got several           last-minute requests totroubleshoot/talk about/help install my ADAMserve program,   so I decided tobring a complete ADAMserve setup (a stock ADAM               system/monitor with serialcard, and a 486DX2-66 PC system/monitor).  So, Elanor and I  unloaded theequipment onto a cart and we brought it upstairs.  I didn't  unpack anythingyet, since Dale had said we were to meet downstairs          5:30-6:00 PM to decidewEW (Queen Elizabeth's Way) to Toronto. Traffic flowednicely until we got to Oakville, where there is a Ford       automobile plant:  itwas 3:30 PM, and day shift was driving home from work, so    traffic came tonear-standstill for about 15 minutes.  From the QEW we took  427 north andthen 401 east to Keele Street, where the Triumph Howard      Johnson hotel stands.401 was "interesting" driving at 4:00 PM, as it is divided   into separateexpress and local "collector" highways, which intertwine     withd find time to unpack my computers and    set them up inmy room.  Fortunately, everything worked, including the      ADAMserve seriallink between ADAM and PC--very important, since I was        supposed to give asession on this topic, and it would be hard to do if the     hardware didn'twork.    Elanor got tired around 11:00 PM and went to bed.  I     stayed aroundthe lounge maybe another hour, then went back to my room to  read for awhile.  Lights out was about 1:00 AM, I think.  Ron Mitchell has or him, so I gaped a few blank looks  before I realizedwho was talking to me.  Sorry, Dale :-)  Before we went up   to our room (onthe top floor, 1002), we saw Ron Mitchell come in.  Ron is   probably ourall-time man-miles award winner, as he lives on Vancouver    Island and most ofthe ADAMcons are in the midwest or on the east coast; so for Ron, ADAMconmeans a transcontinental trip.    We then took our suitcases upstairs, then came back down to unload mycomputer equipment from the van.  I had origin most ofthe convention.  Dale Wick hadn't gotten all the computers   set up yet forthe 9:00 AM kickoff session, so we all pitched in and        unpacked boxes and got5 or so ADAM systems running.    The morning session was by John-Paul Gignac of MTAG,     about "Conway'sGame of Life", a famous computer simulation of population    dynamics, withan ADAM implementation by Dale Wick.  Briefly, the "game" is played on agrid of squares, each of which may be "alive" or "dead".     The grid isseeded with atheoretically" because it's supposed to be--but there was   one case in whichit was not preserved.  ADAM has an EOS operating system in   ROM, but ADAMservereplaces this at boot with a new EOS image from the boot     disk (or hard diskif a soft reboot).  There are actually 2 EOS images which    can be used,depending upon what application software is launched from    HARDDISK, sincesome ADAM software is "ill-behaved" and requires special     handling underADAMserve.  You guessed it:  when loading in the therules for "Life", but the sharks prey upon the fish.    After lunch, Ron Mitchell talked about various methods   for moving filesbetween ADAMs and other computers (especially PCs, now that  Marcel de Kogel'sPC-based ADAMem emulator is so popular).  Briefly, your      options are modemtransfer or direct reading/writing of ADAM disks in PC       drives.  Fortechnical reasons, single-sided 160K disks (5.25-inch) are   about the onlyformat which can be read/written using PC BIOS function      callset to Pizza Hut.    This was goodfor Bob and Judy Slopsema, as they told us that it is their  custom to eatpizza on Saturday night :-)  Food was good, but service was  slow:  for somereason, restaurants can cope with 10 orders from individual  people in line,but freak out if they get the same 10 orders from a group    sitting at a bigtable.  I have never worked in food service, so I don't know why this is;but we have seen it again and again at ADAMcons.    After supper, Guy Bona and I tried to reproth hard drives under the EOS operating system).      Brief technicaldigression:  ADAMserve uses a serial link to allow an ADAM   to access PCdevices as if they were real ADAMnet devices.  At startup on the ADAM side,the boot disk has one byte which specifies which of the 6    possible serialbaseports is being used for the serial link.  This baseport  value is thenstored in RAM and (theoretically) preserved across "soft"    reboots (theSHIFT-UNDO key sequence, ADAM's version of Ctrl-Alt-Del).  I said"n initial pattern of live or dead squares, and  then the gameis run:  live squares can stay alive if they have a certain  number ofliving neighbors (I forget how many), but die otherwise; and dead squarescan come to life if they have a certain number of living     neighbors, butstay dead otherwise.  The simple rules give rise to a        variety of stable anddynamic patterns.  I remember writing a similar "artificial  life" programin BASIC long ago with sharks and fish:  the fish live       rather like 2nd of      these EOS choices,the global RAM byte containing the serial baseport was       overwritten by thedisk image.  I never caught it because my serial card was    configured withthis same baseport.  I did of course test ADAMserve boot     using all 6 possibleserial baseports, but I didn't test all apps with all        ports...anyway, thefix was only a few lines of Z80 assembler, so by supper time I had made,assembled, and installed my bugfix version.    For supper, we all went down the stre.  Programslike 22DISK and ANADISK (from Sydex) bypass the BIOS and     talk to the floppydisk controller directly; so does ADAMserve, which is also   able to read/write native ADAM disks.    After Ron's session, there was a lot of free time until  supper, so Iput it to use back in my room, doing some work with          ADAMserve.  During mysystem setup, I had discovered a 4-year-old bug in the       ADAMserve HARDDISKprogram (for the uninitiated, HARDDISK is the shell/program  launcher forADAMs widuce some     errors that hesaid he was getting with SmartFiler (a database program) if  run underADAMserve.  He had a database which worked fine from a disk  image fileunder the ADAMem emulator, but the same database cloned onto a real diskcaused ADAMserve to crash.  There were actually 2 separate   problems:  (1)the cloned disk was produced with the wrong interleave       settings for theDCOPY program, and (2) SmartFiler/ADAMserve died when trying to writeanything to an existing database (creating  the hotel we were       staying at, if allyou knew was that it was a Howard Johnsons in Toronto?  Neil had a nicehandout comparing about 10 different search engines, the     features eachsupported, etc.  Of course, there is no native ADAM web      browser (your onlyoption is an 80x24 serial terminal using dialup to a UNIX or other shellwhich supports lynx), but nowadays ADAMites are not so       insistent that theirADAMs be used for *everything* :-)    Lunch was a "working" lunch served in the meetng EOS's _READ_BLOCK and _WRITE_BLOCK          functions (whichADAMserve redirects to the serial link to the PC).  It will  take some weeksof work (probably), and will be future grist for the TWWMCA  mill.  Staytuned.    In case you're wondering about Elanor, she attended the  sessions, butgot hooked on Steve Pittman's game ADAM Bomb II, and ended   up either hangingout with the "Ladies' Auxiliary" of Judy and Meeka Slopsema  and Dale'swife Jillian (who were playing it on laptops) or in our room pla not being that interested in ADAM Bomb II, worthy adventuregame though it is), I agreed, and off we went, in Richard's  new truck-that-looks-like-a-big-van.    Richard and Frances Clee live in a nice brick house (but Richard tellsme that *all* the houses in Toronto are brick), with one     small room packedto the gills (but *neatly* packed) with racks of ADAM disks, tapes, andsystems.  Rich found the items I wanted to purchase (mostly  public-domainvolumes of in-house Coleco test software) and commona andMurray McCullogh), and the rest trickled in later.           Continental-typebreakfast (like Friday's) was free, add $CN3.00 per person   to add all-you-can-eat pancakes/eggs/bacon.  This ADAMcon was positively    overflowing withfood, in my opinion (Herman Mason take note), so we stuck to the Continentalbreakfast.    The 9:00 AM session was by Neil Wick (Dale's brother),   about how toeffectively use Web-based search engines.  The sample search topic was,how could you find information abouta new empty       database and readingfrom an existing database worked).  Interestingly, the other 2 Colecoprograms which use the SmartFiler database engine (Recipe    Filer and AddressBook) *also* die in the same way as SmartFiler under         ADAMserve.  So, thebest I can do for Guy is to start disassembling SmartFiler   to discover whatthe problem is.  My guess is that these programs are trying  to writedirectly to ADAMnet's device control blocks (areas of        memory-mapped I/O),instead of usiing        room--Greek barbecue(yum!).  The first of 3 afternoon sessions was to be by      Jillian and therest of the "Ladies Auxiliary" about ADAM Bomb II.  Before   it got started,Richard Clee asked me if I'd like to skip it and go with him to his housenearby to pick up some software that I had previously wanted to purchasefrom him.  (Richard runs ADAM Services in Toronto, one of    the last full-service ADAM vendors.)  Not wanting to pass up an            opportunity to visit theChateau Clee (andying it onmy computer.  (Hmm, is Jillian still J. Arnott, or is she    now J. Wick?  Idon't know...Dale and/or Jillian, some clarification,        please?)    More lounge conversation, then back to the room for a    bit of readingand then lights out by about midnight.Saturday, 22 July 2000    The alarm still went off at 6:00, but I didn't listen to it untilabout 6:30.  I got Elanor up at 7:00, and we went down to    the hotelrestaurant for breakfast.  A few ADAMites were there (I      think Guy Benced to   make disk copies.I also picked up a replacement image of the Donkey Kong      Super Game tape(my original tape got mangled in 1989 or so and could only   play 2 screensbefore hitting the mangled spot and aborting), an original   unopened copyof Recipe Filer (for debugging the ADAMserve problem), and   some blank 5.25-inch 360K floppy disks.  Copies made, we returned to the     hotel.    When we got back, the second afternoon session had been  running for45 minutes!  I had thought that ADA the convention attendees managed to be near an       online computer, andwe were joined remotely by some non-attendees (Ron           Mitchell's son Jeff isthe one I can remember off the top of my head).  I bailed    out after about anhour to go help Ron Mitchell and George Koczwara debug some  trouble withPowerPaint HD.  After trying a few things, we narrowed it    down to a bad bootblock, which was restored from backup, thus fixing the       problem.    I can't remember what I did next...probably e part of unique user communities, created during the"adaptive radiation" period of microcomputer                 evolution--before the IBM PCarchitecture made almost everything else become extinct.     Those usercommunities have remained as important parts of peoples'     lives, even ascomputer technology has moved onward.  There are no "Pentium Users Groups"with the same zeal and interest as the old C-64 and TI-99    and ADAM usersgroups (and probably will not be again, until some unforseen advance  until almost     8:45 AM.  So, itwas a little past 9:00 AM when we started the first session.    The morning session was by Peter Searle of MTAG, a       hands-on workshop onSmartLOGO.  Peter's presentation was superbly prepared, with demo programson disk at each workstation to save typing time.  Most of    his sessionexplored uses of recursion to produce fractal patterns, and  also to doanimation cycles.    Another working lunch in the meeting room (various       open-faced sandwiches;the red saurant at 6:00 PM.  At 8:00  PM, thosewith PC computers who had managed to install NetZero free    internet accesssoftware (thanks to Bob and Doug Slopsema for having the 4   install disksconveniently available) dialed up and logged in to Dale      Wick's Spaniel Chatserver for the traditional Saturday Night ADAMcon Chat.  In  the past, thiswas held via CompuServe; but when CIS went graphics-only,    there was no wayfor 8-bits with simple terminals to connect any more, and    the ADAMites left.Most ofM Bomb II would go for a  couple hours,but no, only one...and this session was one that I wanted    very much tohear:  why old computers are still interesting, moderated by Ralph Veecockfrom MTAG.  The consensus is that "old" computers are        interesting becausethere's so much that you can do with them at all levels, low and high.  Youcan tinker with them and hack them; the whole machine is at  your disposal.My comment at the end was that those whose first computers   were "old"microcomputers wertalked some  more in thelounge, then went to bed.  I know I was in by 11:30 PM, and  Elanor had goneto sleep at least an hour before that.Sunday, 23 July 2000    Again the alarm clock went off at 6:00 AM, and again I   went back tosleep, this time for about 45 minutes.  I got Elanor up      about 7:15 AM, andwe were ready to go downstairs for breakfast by about 7:45   AM.  Again wewere among the first to arrive, and the rest trickled in     even later.  Idon't think that Dale and Jillian came downincomputers requires that users form communities again in      order to use theircomputers).    The rest of the afternoon was spent in Guy Bona's        session on ADAMem andancillary utility programs for creating disk and tape image  files fromnative ADAM media.  Guy has written QuickBASIC and Visual    BASIC wrappers tomake it easier to create the appropriate image files (the    command-lineswitches on the apps themselves are somewhat difficult to    understand).    Supper was at the hotel restalmon ones were tastiest!), and then my session on  ADAMserve.  I hadcome to the convention prepared to install it on Richard     Clee's PC-XT, goingso far as to swap in a 360K 5.25-inch drive in my 486 system (replacing a1.2M drive) to make it able to write suitable disks (360Ks   written in 1.2Mdrives are unreliable in genuine 360K drives).  However,     Richard decided towait...and my presentation reduced to theory of design,      "fun" aspects of theimplementation, and description of the bugfixing bout whether ornot *this* one is going to be the last one.  Well, we keep   saying every year,some year it will end, but not this year, not yet.  I had    come to Torontowith permission from my wife, Joan, to offer to take the     next ADAMcon if(a) there was "enough" interest that people would actually   come, and (b)nobody else wanted to do it.  I spoke about this with        Richard Clee when wewent to his house, to Ron Mitchell and George Koczwara when  we were debuggingPowerPaint HD, and to the en ADAM and PC is concerned,     none of the floppydisk I/O code does--as it talks directly to the floppy disk  controller,something which WinNT does not permit.  (I'm surprised that  it allows theserial I/O, as that also is written to talk directly to the  16550 UART.)    Dale Wick then gave another in a continuing series of    sessions (overseveral ADAMcons) about writing games for the ADAM in        assembler and/or C.This year was how to design non-player characters for games  (e.g., theghosts teast through ADAMcon 16.  I *think* that Scott Gordon is    interested inhaving ADAMcon 14, I *think* that the Slopsemas are          interested in anotherone on their turf in Michigan, and I *think* that the        Vancouver Islandcontingent want another crack at a west-coast ADAMcon (they  lost out toSeattle last year).</SHEER_SPECULATION>    As I said while proposing ADAMcon 13:  19 July 2001 is   my 15th weddinganniversary.  Joan and I can go to a hotel for 4 days around that date, andI can put the annual A.N.N. (ADAM News Network)   meeting.  Of late,the major business of this meeting has been to discuss the   desire for anotherADAMcon, and if interest warrants, to determine where it     should be held, andwho is going to run it.  (The A.N.N. meeting also was used   to decide, a fewyears ago, to suspend the awarding of ADAM Gallery of Honor  memberships,as it was felt that all of the known worthies had already    been enshrined.)There is always some tension toward the end of an ADAMcon    aI had done  while at theconvention (the serial baseport bug, the SmartFiler          crashes).  I think thatall the ADAMem people with easy-to-transport laptops would   love it if myADAM floppy disk I/O code could be added to ADAMem, so that  they wouldn'tneed to lug ADAM consoles and NTSC monitors around...maybe   it can be done.Though Doug Slopsema has yet to figure out how to get Marcel de Kogel'ssource code to compile...and while ADAMserve runs fine under WinNT 4.0, asfar as the serial link betweSlopsema clan at breakfast on      Sunday morning.  Ireceived nothing but encouragement; so at the A.N.N.         meeting, I asked forsupport to take ADAMcon 0Dh/13/XIII to Cleveland next        summer.  The assembleddelegates said that they were not ready to call it quits,    and that I shouldplan to see them all in Cleveland...thus, I can officially   announce thatthere *will* be another ADAMcon...details to be announced.    <SHEER_SPECULATION>I have a feeling that we will be set  for ADAMcons atlhat try to eat Pac-Man).  It seems that implementing them as finitestate machines is the best way to go, especially if you want the charactersto have complicated behaviors.  My small experience in       writing games inBASIC is that it is easy to write "enemy" characters which   are too ruthlesslyefficient in defeating you, and hard to find the subtle      balance betweenchallenge and player winability.    At the end of Dale's session, and right before the break to get ready forthe banquet, we held an ADAM in the back of the van.  Anyone who wants  to meet us thereduring that time, bring an ADAM and we'll call it an         ADAMcon.  Otherwise,Joan and I will have 4 days of vacation.  Some day, we may   have to do thisto keep ADAMcons going...but evidently, not yet.    The annual banquet began at 6:00 PM.  Everyone wore the  new ADAMcon 0ChT-shirt (which has our pink, non-Barney dinosaur mascot,     named, of course,Adam).    [I should mention something about T-shirts...most of us  attending ember.  I got 2 boxes, one with lots of game        cartridges and aRoller Controller, the other with lots of data packs.  After this, I decidedthat I would rather just get ready and leave in the moring,  so I took downmy computers and packed them up in the van that night.  All  that I leftupstairs was my and Elanor's suitcases.  In the morning we   could eat andcheck out.  Elanor went off to bed, and I followed soon      after; lights outwas around midnight.    Actually, before I took the computers have a special ADAMcon layer cake this year, butdessert was an excellent death-by-chocolate cake.  After the banquet cameraffle and door prize drawings.  There was another afghan    crocheted by JeanStone (she also crocheted handbags for all the womenfolk;    Elanor got one,and since there was one left over, Jean gave it to Elanor to give to hermom), and a couple of complete ADAM systems in the raffle.   The final doorprize was for stewardship of Adam the dinosaur mascot.       Elanor, who had beenhextra.  The clock chip itself is one of the       Dallas Semiconductorkind which fit under a socketed EPROM.)Monday, 24 July 2000    Alarm at 6:00 AM, actually up at 6:30 AM, Elanor up at   7:00 AM.  AnotherContinental breakfast in the lounge across the hall.  Except for Guy Bona,who had a very early flight out, everybody else came to the  lounge at onepoint or another.  We ate, chatted, and said our goodbyes;   then checked outat about 9:00 AM.  There was a gas station next door, so I   went thereg the time delay shutter on his camera;  but Zonker wasn'table to make it this year, so Neil Wick and George Koczwara  stood in for him.George made it easy at last:  he brought a tripod this year! In the past,the camera has been stacked up on whatever could be          scrounged...so, nodramatics, but I'm sure it will be a clear, stable picture   :-)    After the banquet, everyone retired to the lounge, where a silentauction was in progress on various boxed lots of ADAM stuff, sent by who Ican't rem        ADAMconsnowadays have been to most of them, so we have all the past  T-shirts and wearthem throughout the current ADAMcon.  My first convention    was ADAMcon IV, andsince then I have missed only one (ADAMcon 10, but I         designed the shirt forit, so I got one).  So, I changed my shirt 3 times per day,  morning/afternoon/evening:  Friday IV 5 6, Saturday 007 VIII 9, Sunday 10 11   and 0Ch.]    Back to the banquet...it was prime rib (also somewhat    traditional) andvery good.  We didn't down, and while    the silent auctionwas still running, I helped Bob and Doug Slopsema figure out if the DynoMiteAudio Digitizer cartridge they had won in the raffle (part   of one of thecomplete ADAM system setups) had a real-time clock chip in   it or not.  MySmartBASIC 1.x interpreter can recognize 3 different kinds   of ADAM clockcards, so I used SB1.x to determine that yes, their          cartridge also had theclock chip installed.  (There is a socket inside; the clock  was an add-onwhich cost elping to draw tickets, drew the winner:  herself!  So,     Adam came home withus from Toronto.  At the very end was the traditional        passing of the bannerto the chairman of the next ADAMcon (namely, me; Elanor and  fellow            Clevelanderand ADAMcons IV and VIII chairman George Koczwara were also  in the acceptanceparty), and then the group photo.  Normally, this is taken   by ADAMconphotohistorian Bart "Zonker" Lynch, and includes a           last-second dive into thepicture after settin andfilled up; then we hit the road at about 9:30 AM.    The return trip was the same as the way there, except    that I came backthrough Niagara Falls, so that we could stop on the Canadian side.  Thus,we got off the QEW at 420 east and drove to Niagara Falls.   Arriving at about11:00 AM, we drove along the parkway, past Horseshoe falls,  and found someparking available in front of a greenhouse (probably a       quarter mile from theFalls).  It was bright sunshine and warm, and the air was    mistyft it until thenext evening :-)    See you again next week!    *Rich****************************************************************************Note:  TWWMCA is archived.  Back issues are available via    anonymous ftp.    ftp://junior.apk.net/pub/users/drushel/twwmca/Files have the form wkyymmdd.txt, where yy=year, mm=month,   dd=day.***************************************************************************-- Richard F. Drushel, Ph.D.            | "Aplysia           californica" is your   at 1:00 PM, taking Niagara Falls Boulevard       (US-62A and US-62) toI-290 east, then to I-90 west, and back toward Ohio.  We     stopped again at theAngola service plaza to get some pop and use the bathrooms,  then we drovethe rest of the way back as we had come.  I stopped for gas  at our usualgas station close to home, and got home at about 5:45 PM.    The return triptook about 6 hours (not counting the stops), and was 302.8   miles.    I didn't feel like unpacking the car right away, so I    leam from Chris Braymen, of Midi-Mite for    the ADAM fame, ADAM-DOS - a dos based program to transfer    dos text files into ADAM eos SmartWriter type files.  This   makes text file transfer a breeze between the 2 worlds.The front of the disk contains these files in ADAM format;   either TDOS or EOS as the case may be depending on your      preference; while the back side contains the program         ADAM-DOS in pkzip dos format.  You WILL NEED to use a dos or Windows machine to read side B:  I have includ     taxonomicDepartment of Biology, Slug Division | nomenclature.  /  A   slug, by any otherCase Western Reserve University      | name, is still a slug by nature.Cleveland, Ohio  44106-7080  U.S.A.  |     -- apologies to   Data, "Ode to      Spot"                                     at our usualgas station close to home, and got home at about 5:45 PM.    The return triptook about 6 hours (not counting the stops), and was 302.8   miles.    I didn't feel like unpacking the car right away, so I    le from theFalls.  Elanor and I walked back to the Falls, taking        pictures along the way.We stopped in the little pavillion next to the Falls, and    had lunch, andbought some trinkets for my other 3 daughters.  We walked    most of the wayup toward the Rainbow Bridge, so that we could get a good    view of theAmerican Falls; then we walked back to the car.  Two guys    from Australiaasked me to take their picture; I did, after they showed me  which buttonto press on their camera :-)    We leftx	E~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~This month in the wake of ADAMCON 0Oc (#12), we have a few   ADAMCON reports/recollections.  We also have a tutorial on   using the PD program                     AUGUST 2000 A.N.N. News Media~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~This month in the wake of ADAMCON 0Oc (#12), we have a few   ADAMCON reports/recollections.  We also have a tutorial on   using the PD progrft it until thenext evening :-)    See you again next week!    *Rich****************************************************************************Note:  TWWMCA is archived.  Back issues are available via    anonymous ftp.    ftp://junior.apk.net/pub/users/drushel/twwmca/Files have the form wkyymmdd.txt, where yy=year, mm=month,   dd=day.***************************************************************************-- Richard F. Drushel, Ph.D.            | "Aplysia           californica" is your  ed PKUNZIP.EXE so that you can unzip the ADAM-DOS program.  Doc files as    well as all the program files are in the .zip file, so make  yourself a special directory to put them all in.ALSO!!  I have included a file called ADAMLIST.TXT on the    back side so that you have a guinea pig to test the ADAM-DOS program.  REMEMBER!!....you have to use the dos machine for  running ADAM-DOS..You WILL NEED to use a dos machine with a 5 1/4" drive as    A:...either 1.2m or 360k will do.  Why 5 1/4" ????? Because n to see them all in Cleveland...thus, I can officially announce thatthere *will* be another ADAMcon...details to be announced.    <SHEER_SPECULATION>I have a feeling that we will be set for ADAMcons atleast through ADAMcon 16.  I *think* that Scott Gordon is interested inhaving ADAMcon 14, I *think* that the Slopsemas are interested in anotherone on their turf in Michigan, and I *think* that the Vancouver Islandcontingent want another crack at a west-coast ADAMcon (they lost out toSeattle last yearit is easy to write "enemy" characters which are too ruthlesslyefficient in defeating you, and hard to find the subtle balance betweenchallenge and player winability.    At the end of Dale's session, and right before the break to get ready forthe banquet, we held the annual A.N.N. (ADAM News Network) meeting.  Of late,the major business of this meeting has been to discuss the desire for anotherADAMcon, and if interest warrants, to determine where it should be held, andwho is going to run it.  (The Aew ADAMcon 0ChT-shirt (which has our pink, non-Barney dinosaur mascot, named, of course,Adam).    [I should mention something about T-shirts...most of us attending         ADAMconsnowadays have been to most of them, so we have all the past T-shirts and wearthem throughout the current ADAMcon.  My first convention was ADAMcon IV, andsince then I have missed only one (ADAMcon 10, but I designed the shirt forit, so I got one).  So, I changed my shirt 3 times per day,                   morning/afternoongh" interest that people would actually come, and (b)nobody else wanted to do it.  I spoke about this with Richard Clee when wewent to his house, to Ron Mitchell and George Koczwara when we were debuggingPowerPaint HD, and to the Slopsema clan at breakfast on Sunday morning.  Ireceived nothing but encouragement; so at the A.N.N. meeting, I asked forsupport to take ADAMcon 0Dh/13/XIII to Cleveland next summer.  The assembleddelegates said that they were not ready to call it quits, and that I shouldpla you need to use ADAM disks to write to !!!There WILL be a quiz next month on this material, because we are going even deeper into the jungle by transferring an     entire disk using ADAM-DOS for EOS ADAM files and 22disk for TDOS ADAM files.  Then ya'll can download ANY ADAM disk      anywhere and make the sucker work !!!ng on your      preference; while the back side contains the program         ADAM-DOS in pkzip dos format.  You WILL NEED to use a dos or Windows machine to read side B:  I have includ).</SHEER_SPECULATION>    As I said while proposing ADAMcon 13:  19 July 2001 is my 15th weddinganniversary.  Joan and I can go to a hotel for 4 days around that date, andI can put an ADAM in the back of the van.  Anyone who wants to meet us thereduring that time, bring an ADAM and we'll call it an ADAMcon.  Otherwise,Joan and I will have 4 days of vacation.  Some day, we may have to do thisto keep ADAMcons going...but evidently, not yet.    The annual banquet began at 6:00 PM.  Everyone wore the n.N.N. meeting also was used to decide, a fewyears ago, to suspend the awarding of ADAM Gallery of Honor memberships,as it was felt that all of the known worthies had already been enshrined.)There is always some tension toward the end of an ADAMcon about whether ornot *this* one is going to be the last one.  Well, we keep saying every year,some year it will end, but not this year, not yet.  I had come to Torontowith permission from my wife, Joan, to offer to take the next ADAMcon if(a) there was "enou/evening:  Friday IV 5 6, Saturday 007 VIII 9, Sunday 10 11 and 0Ch.]    Back to the banquet...it was prime rib (also somewhat traditional) andvery good.  We didn't have a special ADAMcon layer cake this year, butdessert was an excellent death-by-chocolate cake.  After the banquet cameraffle and door prize drawings.  There was another afghan crocheted by JeanStone (she also crocheted handbags for all the womenfolk; Elanor got one,and since there was one left over, Jean gave it to Elanor to give to hock chip installed.  (There is a socket inside; the clock was an add-onwhich cost extra.  The clock chip itself is one of the Dallas Semiconductorkind which fit under a socketed EPROM.)Monday, 24 July 2000    Alarm at 6:00 AM, actually up at 6:30 AM, Elanor up at 7:00 AM.  AnotherContinental breakfast in the lounge across the hall.  Except for Guy Bona,who had a very early flight out, everybody else came to the lounge at onepoint or another.  We ate, chatted, and said our goodbyes; then checked outormally, this is taken by ADAMconphotohistorian Bart "Zonker" Lynch, and includes a last-second dive into thepicture after setting the time delay shutter on his camera; but Zonker wasn'table to make it this year, so Neil Wick and George Koczwara stood in for him.George made it easy at last:  he brought a tripod this year! In the past,the camera has been stacked up on whatever could be scrounged...so, nodramatics, but I'm sure it will be a clear, stable picture :-)    After the banquet, everyone reti  It was bright sunshine and warm, and the air was misty from theFalls.  Elanor and I walked back to the Falls, taking pictures along the way.We stopped in the little pavillion next to the Falls, and had lunch, andbought some trinkets for my other 3 daughters.  We walked most of the wayup toward the Rainbow Bridge, so that we could get a good view of theAmerican Falls; then we walked back to the car.  Two guys from Australiaasked me to take their picture; I did, after they showed me which buttonto pr and I followed soon after; lights outwas around midnight.    Actually, before I took the computers down, and while the silent auctionwas still running, I helped Bob and Doug Slopsema figure out if the DynoMiteAudio Digitizer cartridge they had won in the raffle (part of one of thecomplete ADAM system setups) had a real-time clock chip in it or not.  MySmartBASIC 1.x interpreter can recognize 3 different kinds of ADAM clockcards, so I used SB1.x to determine that yes, their cartridge also had theclermom), and a couple of complete ADAM systems in the raffle.  The final doorprize was for stewardship of Adam the dinosaur mascot.  Elanor, who had beenhelping to draw tickets, drew the winner:  herself!  So, Adam came home withus from Toronto.  At the very end was the traditional passing of the bannerto the chairman of the next ADAMcon (namely, me; Elanor and fellow            Clevelanderand ADAMcons IV and VIII chairman George Koczwara were also in the acceptanceparty), and then the group photo.  Nat about 9:00 AM.  There was a gas station next door, so I went there andfilled up; then we hit the road at about 9:30 AM.    The return trip was the same as the way there, except that I came backthrough Niagara Falls, so that we could stop on the Canadian side.  Thus,we got off the QEW at 420 east and drove to Niagara Falls.  Arriving at about11:00 AM, we drove along the parkway, past Horseshoe falls, and found someparking available in front of a greenhouse (probably a quarter mile from theFalls).red to the lounge, where a silentauction was in progress on various boxed lots of ADAM stuff, sent by who Ican't remember.  I got 2 boxes, one with lots of game cartridges and aRoller Controller, the other with lots of data packs.  After this, I decidedthat I would rather just get ready and leave in the moring, so I took downmy computers and packed them up in the van that night.  All that I leftupstairs was my and Elanor's suitcases.  In the morning we could eat andcheck out.  Elanor went off to bed,ess on their camera :-)    We left at 1:00 PM, taking Niagara Falls Boulevard (US-62A and US-62) toI-290 east, then to I-90 west, and back toward Ohio.  We stopped again at theAngola service plaza to get some pop and use the bathrooms, then we drovethe rest of the way back as we had come.  I stopped for gas at our usualgas station close to home, and got home at about 5:45 PM.  The return triptook about 6 hours (not counting the stops), and was 302.8 miles.    I didn't feel like unpacking the car ri;>T;----------------@11,2;<T;--------------@11,3;>T;----------------------------------@11,4;>T;------------@11,5;>T;-----------------------------------------------------------@12,1;<T;Oct29 98@12,2;>D;487.17@12,3;>D;356.98@12,4;<D;130.19@12,5;<D;89905.67@13,1;<T;Nov 5 98@13,2;>D;519.40@13,3;>D;IF ([R,C-1]=0;0;[R,C-1]-[R,C+1])@13,4;>D;[R-1,C+1]*(.075/52)@13,5;>D;IF ([R,C-2]=0;[R-1,C]+[R,C-1];[R-1,C]-[R,C-2])@14,1;<T;Nov12 98@14,2;>D;402.14@14,3;>D;IF ([R,C-1]=0;0;[R,C-1]-[R,C+1])@14,4;>D;[R       taxonomicDepartment of Biology, Slug Division | nomenclature.  /  A slug, by any otherCase Western Reserve University      | name, is still a slug by nature.Cleveland, Ohio  44106-7080  U.S.A.  |     -- apologies to Data, "Ode to      Spot"                                                                         ualgas station close to home, and got home at about 5:45 PM.  The return triptook about 6 hours (not counting the stops), and was 302.8 miles.    I didn't feel like unpacking the car ri@18,3;>D;IF ([R,C-1]=0;0;[R,C-1]-[R,C+1])@18,4;>D;[R-1,C+1]*(.075/52)@18,5;>D;IF ([R,C-2]=0;[R-1,C]+[R,C-1];[R-1,C]-[R,C-2])@19,1;<T;Dec10 98@19,2;>D;451.39@19,3;>D;IF ([R,C-1]=0;0;[R,C-1]-[R,C+1])@19,4;>D;[R-1,C+1]*(.075/52)@19,5;>D;IF ([R,C-2]=0;[R-1,C]+[R,C-1];[R-1,C]-[R,C-2])@20,1;<T;Dec15 98@20,2;>T;+ house cost@20,3;>D;3572.30@20,5;>D;[r-1,c]+[r,c-2]@21,1;<T;Dec17 98@21,2;>D;362.72@21,3;>D;IF ([R,C-1]=0;0;[R,C-1]-[R,C+1])@21,4;>D;[R-1,C+1]*(.075/365*2)+[r-2,c+1]*.075/365*5@21,5;>D;IF @1,1;<T;Sher & Doug Loan@1,2;<T;g Loan@1,3;>T;7979 Hailey Ct@1,4;<T;Ct S.E.@1,5;<T;@2,1;<T;--------------@2,2;>T;---------------@2,3;>T;-----------------------------------@2,4;>T;--------------@2,5;>T;---------------------------------------------------------@3,1;<T;Lender- George &@3,2;<T;orge & Dorothy@3,3;<T;hy Slopsema@5,2;<T;Interest Rate:@5,3;<T;e:@5,4;>T;+7.5%@7,2;<T;Start Date@7,4;>T;Apr 2 1993@10,1;<T;Date@10,2;<T;Payment@10,3;<T;Principal@10,4;<T;Interest@10,5;<T;Balance@11,1ght away, so I left it until thenext evening :-)    See you again next week!    *Rich****************************************************************************Note:  TWWMCA is archived.  Back issues are available via anonymous ftp.    ftp://junior.apk.net/pub/users/drushel/twwmca/Files have the form wkyymmdd.txt, where yy=year, mm=month, dd=day.***************************************************************************-- Richard F. Drushel, Ph.D.            | "Aplysia californica" is your-1,C+1]*(.075/52)@14,5;>D;IF ([R,C-2]=0;[R-1,C]+[R,C-1];[R-1,C]-[R,C-2])@15,1;<T;Nov12 98@15,2;>T;+ house cost@15,3;>D;6911.75@15,5;>D;[r-1,c]+[r,c-2]@16,1;<T;Nov19 98@16,2;>D;431.72@16,3;>D;IF ([R,C-1]=0;0;[R,C-1]-[R,C+1])@16,4;>D;[R-1,C+1]*(.075/52)@16,5;>D;IF ([R,C-2]=0;[R-1,C]+[R,C-1];[R-1,C]-[R,C-2])@17,1;<T;Nov26 98@17,2;>D;1397.20@17,3;>D;IF ([R,C-1]=0;0;[R,C-1]-[R,C+1])@17,4;>D;[R-1,C+1]*(.075/52)@17,5;>D;IF ([R,C-2]=0;[R-1,C]+[R,C-1];[R-1,C]-[R,C-2])@18,1;<T;Dec 3 98@18,2;>D;595.11ght away, so I left it until thenext evening :-)    See you again next week!    *Rich****************************************************************************Note:  TWWMCA is archived.  Back issues are available via anonymous ftp.    ftp://junior.apk.net/pub/users/drushel/twwmca/Files have the form wkyymmdd.txt, where yy=year, mm=month, dd=day.***************************************************************************-- Richard F. Drushel, Ph.D.            | "Aplysia californica" is your([R,C-2]=0;[R-1,C]+[R,C-1];[R-1,C]-[R,C-2])@22,1;<T;Dec24 98@22,2;>D;397.21@22,3;>D;IF ([R,C-1]=0;0;[R,C-1]-[R,C+1])@22,4;>D;[R-1,C+1]*(.075/52)@22,5;>D;IF ([R,C-2]=0;[R-1,C]+[R,C-1];[R-1,C]-[R,C-2])@23,1;<T;Dec29 98@23,2;>T;+ house costs@23,3;>D;4953.75@23,5;>D;[r-1,c]+[r,c-2]@24,1;<T;Dec31 98@24,2;>D;397.21@24,3;>D;IF ([R,C-1]=0;0;[R,C-1]-[R,C+1])@24,4;>D;[R-1,C+1]*(.075/365*2)+[r-2,c+1]*.075/365*5@24,5;>D;IF ([R,C-2]=0;[R-1,C]+[R,C-1];[R-1,C]-[R,C-2])@25,1;<T;Jan 7 99@25,2;>D;352.86@25,3[R,C-2])@39,1;<T;Apr 1 99@39,2;>D;436.63@39,3;>D;IF ([R,C-1]=0;0;[R,C-1]-[R,C+1])@39,4;>D;[R-1,C+1]*(.075/52)@39,5;>D;IF ([R,C-2]=0;[R-1,C]+[R,C-1];[R-1,C]-[R,C-2])@40,1;<T;Apr 1 99@40,2;>T;+ house cost@40,3;>D;610@40,5;>D;[r-1,c]+[r,c-2]@41,1;<T;Apr 8 99@41,2;>D;352.85@41,3;>D;IF ([R,C-1]=0;0;[R,C-1]-[R,C+1])@41,4;>D;[R-1,C+1]*(.075/52)@41,5;>D;IF ([R,C-2]=0;[R-1,C]+[R,C-1];[R-1,C]-[R,C-2])@42,1;<T;Apr 8 99@42,2;<T;inc tax crdt@42,3;>D;2103@42,5;>D;IF ([R,C-2]=0;[R-1,C]+[R,C-1];[R-1,C]-[Rc]+[r,c-2]@29,1;<T;Jan28 99@29,2;>D;352.85@29,3;>D;IF ([R,C-1]=0;0;[R,C-1]-[R,C+1])@29,4;>D;[R-1,C+1]*(.075/52)@29,5;>D;IF ([R,C-2]=0;[R-1,C]+[R,C-1];[R-1,C]-[R,C-2])@30,1;<T;Feb 4 99@30,2;>D;441.57@30,3;>D;IF ([R,C-1]=0;0;[R,C-1]-[R,C+1])@30,4;>D;[R-1,C+1]*(.075/52)@30,5;>D;IF ([R,C-2]=0;[R-1,C]+[R,C-1];[R-1,C]-[R,C-2])@31,1;<T;Feb11 99@31,2;>D;451.42@31,3;>D;IF ([R,C-1]=0;0;[R,C-1]-[R,C+1])@31,4;>D;[R-1,C+1]*(.075/52)@31,5;>D;IF ([R,C-2]=0;[R-1,C]+[R,C-1];[R-1,C]-[R,C-2])@32,1;<T;Feb18 99;>D;IF ([R,C-2]=0;[R-1,C]+[R,C-1];[R-1,C]-[R,C-2])@47,1;<T;May 6 99@47,2;>D;200@47,3;>D;IF ([R,C-1]=0;0;[R,C-1]-[R,C+1])@47,4;>D;[R-1,C+1]*(.075/52)@47,5;>D;IF ([R,C-2]=0;[R-1,C]+[R,C-1];[R-1,C]-[R,C-2])@48,1;<T;May13 99@48,2;>D;200@48,3;>D;IF ([R,C-1]=0;0;[R,C-1]-[R,C+1])@48,4;>D;[R-1,C+1]*(.075/52)@48,5;>D;IF ([R,C-2]=0;[R-1,C]+[R,C-1];[R-1,C]-[R,C-2])@49,1;<T;May20 99@49,2;>D;200@49,3;>D;IF ([R,C-1]=0;0;[R,C-1]-[R,C+1])@49,4;>D;[R-1,C+1]*(.075/52)@49,5;>D;IF ([R,C-2]=0;[R-1,C]+[R,C-1];[R-12]=0;[R-1,C]+[R,C-1];[R-1,C]-[R,C-2])@36,1;<T;Mar11 99@36,2;>D;382.41@36,3;>D;IF ([R,C-1]=0;0;[R,C-1]-[R,C+1])@36,4;>D;[R-1,C+1]*(.075/52)@36,5;>D;IF ([R,C-2]=0;[R-1,C]+[R,C-1];[R-1,C]-[R,C-2])@37,1;<T;Mar18 99@37,2;>D;625.72@37,3;>D;IF ([R,C-1]=0;0;[R,C-1]-[R,C+1])@37,4;>D;[R-1,C+1]*(.075/52)@37,5;>D;IF ([R,C-2]=0;[R-1,C]+[R,C-1];[R-1,C]-[R,C-2])@38,1;<T;Mar25 99@38,2;>D;421.84@38,3;>D;IF ([R,C-1]=0;0;[R,C-1]-[R,C+1])@38,4;>D;[R-1,C+1]*(.075/52)@38,5;>D;IF ([R,C-2]=0;[R-1,C]+[R,C-1];[R-1,C]-;>D;IF ([R,C-1]=0;0;[R,C-1]-[R,C+1])@25,4;>D;[R-1,C+1]*(.075/52)@25,5;>D;IF ([R,C-2]=0;[R-1,C]+[R,C-1];[R-1,C]-[R,C-2])@26,1;<T;Jan14 99@26,2;>D;556.52@26,3;>D;IF ([R,C-1]=0;0;[R,C-1]-[R,C+1])@26,4;>D;[R-1,C+1]*(.075/52)@26,5;>D;IF ([R,C-2]=0;[R-1,C]+[R,C-1];[R-1,C]-[R,C-2])@27,1;<T;Jan21 99@27,2;>D;503.92@27,3;>D;IF ([R,C-1]=0;0;[R,C-1]-[R,C+1])@27,4;>D;[R-1,C+1]*(.075/52)@27,5;>D;IF ([R,C-2]=0;[R-1,C]+[R,C-1];[R-1,C]-[R,C-2])@28,1;<T;Jan21 99@28,2;>T;+ house cost@28,3;>D;1183@28,5;>D;[r-1,,C-2])@43,1;<T;Apr15 99@43,2;>D;200@43,3;>D;IF ([R,C-1]=0;0;[R,C-1]-[R,C+1])@43,4;>D;[R-1,C+1]*(.075/52)@43,5;>D;IF ([R,C-2]=0;[R-1,C]+[R,C-1];[R-1,C]-[R,C-2])@44,1;<T;Apr22 99@44,2;>D;200@44,3;>D;IF ([R,C-1]=0;0;[R,C-1]-[R,C+1])@44,4;>D;[R-1,C+1]*(.075/52)@44,5;>D;IF ([R,C-2]=0;[R-1,C]+[R,C-1];[R-1,C]-[R,C-2])@45,1;<T;Apr22 99@45,2;>T;+ house costs@45,3;>D;525.86@45,5;>D;[r-1,c]+[r,c-2]@46,1;<T;Apr29 99@46,2;>D;200@46,3;>D;IF ([R,C-1]=0;0;[R,C-1]-[R,C+1])@46,4;>D;[R-1,C+1]*(.075/52)@46,5@32,2;>D;441.56@32,3;>D;IF ([R,C-1]=0;0;[R,C-1]-[R,C+1])@32,4;>D;[R-1,C+1]*(.075/52)@32,5;>D;IF ([R,C-2]=0;[R-1,C]+[R,C-1];[R-1,C]-[R,C-2])@33,1;<T;Feb25 99@33,2;>D;499.90@33,3;>D;IF ([R,C-1]=0;0;[R,C-1]-[R,C+1])@33,4;>D;[R-1,C+1]*(.075/52)@33,5;>D;IF ([R,C-2]=0;[R-1,C]+[R,C-1];[R-1,C]-[R,C-2])@34,1;<T;Mar 2 99@34,2;>T;+ house cost@34,3;>D;2763.75@34,5;>D;[r-1,c]+[r,c-2]@35,1;<T;Mar 5 99@35,2;>D;441.54@35,3;>D;IF ([R,C-1]=0;0;[R,C-1]-[R,C+1])@35,4;>D;[R-1,C+1]*(.075/365*2)@35,5;>D;IF ([R,C-,C]-[R,C-2])@50,1;<T;May27 99@50,2;>D;200@50,3;>D;IF ([R,C-1]=0;0;[R,C-1]-[R,C+1])@50,4;>D;[R-1,C+1]*(.075/52)@50,5;>D;IF ([R,C-2]=0;[R-1,C]+[R,C-1];[R-1,C]-[R,C-2])@51,1;<T;Jun 3 99@51,2;>D;200@51,3;>D;IF ([R,C-1]=0;0;[R,C-1]-[R,C+1])@51,4;>D;[R-1,C+1]*(.075/52)@51,5;>D;IF ([R,C-2]=0;[R-1,C]+[R,C-1];[R-1,C]-[R,C-2])@52,1;<T;Jun10 99@52,2;>D;200@52,3;>D;IF ([R,C-1]=0;0;[R,C-1]-[R,C+1])@52,4;>D;[R-1,C+1]*(.075/52)@52,5;>D;IF ([R,C-2]=0;[R-1,C]+[R,C-1];[R-1,C]-[R,C-2])@53,1;<T;Jun17 99@53,2;>[5,4]/52)@20,5;>D;IF ([R,C-2]=0;[R-1,C]+[R,C-1];[R-1,C]-[R,C-2])@21,3;>D;IF ([R,C-1]=0;0;[R,C-1]-[R,C+1])@21,4;>D;[R-1,C+1]*([5,4]/52)@21,5;>D;IF ([R,C-2]=0;[R-1,C]+[R,C-1];[R-1,C]-[R,C-2])@22,3;>D;IF ([R,C-1]=0;0;[R,C-1]-[R,C+1])@22,4;>D;[R-1,C+1]*([5,4]/52)@22,5;>D;IF ([R,C-2]=0;[R-1,C]+[R,C-1];[R-1,C]-[R,C-2])@23,3;>D;IF ([R,C-1]=0;0;[R,C-1]-[R,C+1])@23,4;>D;[R-1,C+1]*([5,4]/52)@23,5;>D;IF ([R,C-2]=0;[R-1,C]+[R,C-1];[R-1,C]-[R,C-2])@24,3;>D;IF ([R,C-1]=0;0;[R,C-1]-[R,C+1])@24,4;>D;[R-1,C+1]*(@1,1;<T;Doug & Meeka@1,2;<T;ka Loan@1,3;>T;1509 Maple Hollow@1,4;<T;ollow St SE@2,1;>T;-----------------@2,2;>T;----------------@2,3;>T;-----------------------------------@2,4;>T;----------------------@2,5;>T;---------------------------------------------------------@3,1;<T;Lender - Ge@3,2;<T;eorge & Dorothy@3,3;<T;thy Slopsema@5,2;<T;Interest Rate@5,3;<T;e:@5,4;>P;.075@7,2;<T;Start Date@7,4;<T;Oct 1 1999@10,1;<T;Date@10,2;<T;Payment@10,3;>T;Principal@10,4;>T;Interest@10,5;>T;Balance@118,3;>D;IF ([R,C-1]=0;0;[R,C-1]-[R,C+1])@28,4;>D;[R-1,C+1]*([5,4]/52)@28,5;>D;IF ([R,C-2]=0;[R-1,C]+[R,C-1];[R-1,C]-[R,C-2])@29,1;>T;@29,2;>T;@29,3;>D;IF ([R,C-1]=0;0;[R,C-1]-[R,C+1])@29,4;>D;[R-1,C+1]*([5,4]/52)@29,5;>D;IF ([R,C-2]=0;[R-1,C]+[R,C-1];[R-1,C]-[R,C-2])@30,1;>T;@30,2;>T;@30,3;>D;IF ([R,C-1]=0;0;[R,C-1]-[R,C+1])@30,4;>D;[R-1,C+1]*([5,4]/52)@30,5;>D;IF ([R,C-2]=0;[R-1,C]+[R,C-1];[R-1,C]-[R,C-2])@31,1;>T;@31,2;>T;@31,3;>D;IF ([R,C-1]=0;0;[R,C-1]-[R,C+1])@31,4;>D;[R-1,C+1]*([5,4]/52[5,4]/52)@16,5;>D;IF ([R,C-2]=0;[R-1,C]+[R,C-1];[R-1,C]-[R,C-2])@17,3;>D;IF ([R,C-1]=0;0;[R,C-1]-[R,C+1])@17,4;>D;[R-1,C+1]*([5,4]/52)@17,5;>D;IF ([R,C-2]=0;[R-1,C]+[R,C-1];[R-1,C]-[R,C-2])@18,3;>D;IF ([R,C-1]=0;0;[R,C-1]-[R,C+1])@18,4;>D;[R-1,C+1]*([5,4]/52)@18,5;>D;IF ([R,C-2]=0;[R-1,C]+[R,C-1];[R-1,C]-[R,C-2])@19,3;>D;IF ([R,C-1]=0;0;[R,C-1]-[R,C+1])@19,4;>D;[R-1,C+1]*([5,4]/52)@19,5;>D;IF ([R,C-2]=0;[R-1,C]+[R,C-1];[R-1,C]-[R,C-2])@20,3;>D;IF ([R,C-1]=0;0;[R,C-1]-[R,C+1])@20,4;>D;[R-1,C+1]*(D;200@53,3;>D;IF ([R,C-1]=0;0;[R,C-1]-[R,C+1])@53,4;>D;[R-1,C+1]*(.075/52)@53,5;>D;IF ([R,C-2]=0;[R-1,C]+[R,C-1];[R-1,C]-[R,C-2])@54,1;<T;Jun17 99@54,2;>T;+ house cost@54,3;>D;6495.74@54,5;>D;[r-1,c]+[r,c-2]>,M0:81:102:123:124:125:126:117:111]=0;0;[R,C-1]-[R,C+1])@48,4;>D;[R-1,C+1]*(.075/52)@48,5;>D;IF ([R,C-2]=0;[R-1,C]+[R,C-1];[R-1,C]-[R,C-2])@49,1;<T;May20 99@49,2;>D;200@49,3;>D;IF ([R,C-1]=0;0;[R,C-1]-[R,C+1])@49,4;>D;[R-1,C+1]*(.075/52)@49,5;>D;IF ([R,C-2]=0;[R-1,C]+[R,C-1];[R-1[5,4]/52)@24,5;>D;IF ([R,C-2]=0;[R-1,C]+[R,C-1];[R-1,C]-[R,C-2])@25,3;>D;IF ([R,C-1]=0;0;[R,C-1]-[R,C+1])@25,4;>D;[R-1,C+1]*([5,4]/52)@25,5;>D;IF ([R,C-2]=0;[R-1,C]+[R,C-1];[R-1,C]-[R,C-2])@26,1;>T;@26,2;>T;@26,3;>D;IF ([R,C-1]=0;0;[R,C-1]-[R,C+1])@26,4;>D;[R-1,C+1]*([5,4]/52)@26,5;>D;IF ([R,C-2]=0;[R-1,C]+[R,C-1];[R-1,C]-[R,C-2])@27,1;>T;@27,2;>T;@27,3;>D;IF ([R,C-1]=0;0;[R,C-1]-[R,C+1])@27,4;>D;[R-1,C+1]*([5,4]/52)@27,5;>D;IF 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