Conference rdvax::grateful

    Ok... I'll play too :-)
    
    Clinton wins... Perot does better than anyone expected (including
    himself)... the GOP is embarrassed by Bush's performance and takes
    the hint that they must clean up their act if they are to survive..
    ...alternative party candidates do very well, many of them get in..
    ... big shakeup ... with incumbents left out in the cold, rain and
    snow... the beginning of the beginning..... and once again, it's
    morning in America.... 
    ..... same as it ever was .... :-) (but a little different ;-) 

    
    
    	Clinton inhales...

    .. and we all exhale... finally...

 Tish Hinahosa will play at the White House on Jan 20th along with Slipknot,
 Across the Waters and Rex Foundation and the Bricklayers..



 

 Jum

    Oh... I almost forgot... the Republicans replace enough Democrats in 
    Congress to sustain a veto... 

    
    
    	Bush inhales...

 >>  <<< Note 314.4 by CSLALL::HENDERSON "If wishes were changes..." >>>



 >> Tish Hinahosa will play at the White House on Jan 20th along with Slipknot,
 >> Across the Waters and Rex Foundation and the Bricklayers..
    ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
    
    Don't you mean Cross The Water??? ;-)
    
    My vision:
    
    	Gore inhales
    	
    	Millie is involved with foreign policy planning
    
    	Clinton lives up to his promises
    
    	Perot buys a small island and becomes king
    
    	Stockdale stars in Dr. Giggles II
    
        Bush, after throwing a small temper tantrum, runs away to
    	Iran and becomes head of foreign (puking) policy there
    
    	Barbara takes up basket weaving with Nancy Regan
    
    

    >> Bush inhales...
    
    No, Clinton inhales ... Bush sucks!
    
    ... Bobbb
    

    Bob Barlow, newly appointed Secretary of the Interior, will invite
    an unnamed San Francisco rock band to play on the Washington Mall for
    the Fourth of July festivities.

RE:          <<< Note 314.7 by LJOHUB::GILMORE "It's got WICCABILITY!" >>>
                      -< We all live happily ever after >-

    
>    Don't you mean Cross The Water??? ;-)
    
 

     Of course...





     

  Bill Clinton will be discovered discarding his Bozo the clown costume by
a photographer hiding in the bushes outside the oval office..and we'll all know
that GHWB was right...

    And Jum will instantly be moved into the White House . . .
    
    

    
    I will receive a large envelope in the mail that reads
    
    "Ms Connors, you are the winner of 10 Million Dollars"
    
    and there will be a real authentic ready to be cashed
    check inside.....
    
    MJ
    
    
    

    Digital will make money in Q2, and stop the TFSOing.

    
    MJ will remember all her wonderful, sweet, loving, BROKE, friends in
    NYC.  ;-)
    
    

    I'll win the numbers game when I FINALLY play those 4 numbers
    that came to me on a walk one day . . . 
    
    And then Chris and I can afford to get married, and y'all can
    buy us GRATE presents!  ;-)
    
    :) :) :) sparky

     . . . an owl will squirt on a jobless Bush

>    And then Chris and I can afford to get married, and y'all can
>    buy us GRATE presents!  ;-)

hey, if ya win the lottery, shouldn't you be buying us some presents? ;^)

/rich

I see the beginnings of the formation of a global community ... with
the U.S. participating in humanitarian ways instead of selling weapons
and starting wars in third world countries ... ah yes ...

First the Earth, then the stars ....

- DC

	re; global community ...
	
	The US will be hosting a conference in Washington DC, in August
	of 1993, called Global Vision 2000. It is intended to bring
	together many of the world's spiritual, political, scholarly and
	industrial leaders.
	
	Maybe you ain't dreamin' after all.  ;-)
	
	Jay

>                      <<< Note 314.15 by GRANPA::TDAVIS >>>
>
>    Digital will make money in Q2, and stop the TFSOing.


... Can I have some of what you're smoking:-):-):-)

Geoff

JC will start his own business doing something he truely enjoys and become
successful at it.

    re .20,21
    
    Have you guys been peeking at my visions? :-)
    
    You're seeing the future... stretched out before you like a road
    leading home.

Yeah!  JCs Camaro Repair Shoppe!  :-)

    the republican party will not be foolish enough to nominate Dan Quayle
    as their presidential candidate in 1996....
    

>                      <<< Note 314.26 by SMURF::PETERT >>>
>             -< they might be this stupid, but I wouldn't mind... >-
>
>    the republican party will not be foolish enough to nominate Dan Quayle
>    as their presidential candidate in 1996....
 

Jack kemp has already started subtle campaigning in NH and other places for 
the 1996 Presidential election.

Geoff   

    
    There's an organization based in Houston, TX that has been actively
    collecting money since 1990 for a Dan Quayle 1996 campaign.  Should be
    an interesting primary...
    
    But who cares about 1996........
    
    we won! we won! we won! :-) :-) :-)
    
    

    This election basically will break the stranglehold that the radical
    right has on the Republican Party.  I look for the party to start
    slowly moving more to the moderate side ... what Weld called the Big
    Umbrella.  I think you will see folks like Weld, Kemp, and Dole, who are
    basically conservative but not fanatical, taking more of a leadership
    role.  And GOP fanatics like Buchanan will be left in the political dust.
    The American public has seen the results of the politics of hate and fear.
    Of course, they'll have to keep Quayle around for comic relief.
    
    ... Bobbb
    

    ... of course... :-)

    we were discusssing what Dan would do now for a living other than sponge
    off the College Speaking circuits and write a stupid book.....stand up
    comedian was one of the options..... %^)
    
    rfb

    Ok... here's a vision to ponder... the Mars Observer discovers concrete
    proof of the existence of intelligent life on Mars.. a bunch of human
    looking faces (visible pupils in the eyes), artifacts, crumbling remains 
    of huge cities.. covering much of the planet... the U.N. pulls a team 
    together to study the matter... the team includes George Bush, Micheal 
    Gorbachev and Maggie Thatcher among others...

Unfortunately the Mars Observer isn't scheduled to take a closer look
at the "Face" and surrounding region ("Cydonia?") ... but maybe it'll
see some interesting things in other places ... :^)

- dc

    Dave, from what I heard, while the Mars Observer will be making no
    special attempts to focus on the face, the team is aware of the 
    interest in the region and will likely be taking images there 
    as well as else where.  They plan on imaging most of the planet.
    The problem is that the high-resolution camera can only cover
    1.5 kilometer areas and the face is not likely to get caught 
    with it.  But, if they are in the right place at the right time
    they will make the attempt.  I don't expect them to see much
    out of the ordinary.  After all, New Hampshire has the 'Old Man
    of the Mountain" and chances are that aliens did not carve 
    that out.
    
    PeterT

    
    gee...  and i thought EVERYBODY knew...  both faces are really
    
    
    			ELVIS!  :^)
    
    						da ve

    I'll bet there are many such faces... and the Mars Observer gets a good
    look at several of them.. :-) (I'll bet five bucks.. any takers?)
    
    An inspirational space race is much better for the economy than wars
    are anyway.  Think what we could find in those ruins?  Gee... 

	Marijuana will be relegalized before the end of Clinton's term.

    
      Vince will leave the Dead to join the cast of Beatlemania II.
    
    Jamie

    re: -.1
    
    Hah! Someone's been listening to the Tempe tape. :-) 

    DEC stock up 2-5 pts. short term, gradually settling back to where it
    is today (~40).  A major market correction in the fall will drop it
    down to 25-35, where it will be at year's end.  Layoffs, attrition, and
    spin-offs (most notably Storage) will bring the book value in line with
    a 25-35 share price.
    
    Jamie

    Jamie,

You forgot to mention that it will be revealed in The Star that Palmer 
has horns which he conceals under a custom-designed, $40,000 HCFM hairpiece 
which was company-paid.

re       <<< Note 314.40 by STUDIO::IDE "Can't this wait 'til I'm old?" >>>
                               -< bear psychic >-

>    DEC stock up 2-5 pts. short term, gradually settling back to where it
>    is today (~40).  A major market correction in the fall will drop it
>    down to 25-35, where it will be at year's end.  Layoffs, attrition, and
>    spin-offs (most notably Storage) will bring the book value in line with
>    a 25-35 share price.
 

I think we'll hang out pretty close to where we are today: high 30s, low 40s
deep into august.  Q1 is the quarter for us:  wall street is saying, ok, you
guys have a little profit, but can ya sustain it?  if Q1 comes out positive,
i think we'll see the stock break through the 50s;  if Q1 is in the red, back
into the low 30s we go.

i'm a short-term bull on DEC stock:  last week i bought an additional 100
shares at 37.5 in hopes of this qtr's results bringing the price, short-term,
up into the mid-40s, in which case i will dump it.  which reminds me, before
i split on vaca for 2 days, i should set up a sell order for $45 ...

    Well, it appears that I was wrong and JC was right.  But is he happy
    (or even still have) those extra hundred shares?
    
    Back to the topic . . .
    
    The deservedly huge success of Tommy on Broadway has given me a
    frightening psychic vision: One hundred spandex encased chorus girls
    chanting "domo arigato, Mister Roboto" in the Broadway version of
    Styx's "Paradise Theater."  Sometimes my psychic abilities are a curse,
    I tell ya.
    
    Jamie

    >> One hundred spandex encased chorus girls chanting "domo arigato, Mister 
    >> Roboto"
    
    
    ;')  Hahahahahahaha....

re:     <<< Note 314.43 by STUDIO::IDE "My mind's lost in a household fog." >>>

>    frightening psychic vision: One hundred spandex encased chorus girls
>    chanting "domo arigato, Mister Roboto" in the Broadway version of
>    Styx's "Paradise Theater."  Sometimes my psychic abilities are a curse,

Well, let's hope you're wrong, Jamie. :-)  One thing's for sure, if they ever
did that, we thankfully wouldn't hear Mr. Roboto because it's on Kilroy Was
Here, not Paradise Theater.  I think PT is an excellent album (their last good
one), and I almost saw them open up the 1992 season at Great Woods but they
cancelled the show :-(

adam

    Can't say I'm embarrassed about mixing up my Styx albums.  Were they
    both concept albums?
    
    Jamie

re:     <<< Note 314.46 by STUDIO::IDE "My mind's lost in a household fog." >>>

>    Can't say I'm embarrassed about mixing up my Styx albums.  Were they
>    both concept albums?

Yes they were.  Paradise Theater was about the real theater in Chicago (?) that
was torn down.

Admittedly, I've never listened to Kilroy all the way through, but I can't
imagine it being better that PT.  Besides, most 70's rock acts started making
real trash in the 80's.  Yes, PT came out in 1981, but IMO 1981 was still part
of the 70's (and that's a complement).

adam

>                -< 1982-1988 = the worst era of American Music >-
    
    Gotta disagree, Adam-san...Saturday Night Fever came out in 1977 -
    clearly a landmark of the dark ages of modern music.  We can probably
    mark the terminus of this era (that seemed like an eon) with the
    release if "In The Dark", and the subsequent mass munchkin migration 
    toward the Dead - when was that, 1986?  Nine years is a terrible thing 
    to waste.  I know I was hurtin'...;-)
    
    tim
    

    
    Yes, I have to agree with Tim.....the worst era in American music
    started in the mid-late 70's.....
    
    Hogan

    I have to disagree with you, Hogan.  Maybe "popular" music in the mid-'70s
    sucked, but there were great things starting.  The whole punk movement
    and new-wave stuff came out of that time.  Elvis Costello's first album
    was released in '76 (or '77).  The Talking Heads were doing great stuff
    with Talking Heads '77 and More Songs About Buildings and Food.  The
    Clash, Police, Joe Jackson, Pretenders....  Not to mention the Reggae
    and Ska movements.
    
    There was lots of great music from the mid-'70s through the early '80s;
    it just wasn't on most radio stations.
    
    Bud

>    There was lots of great music from the mid-'70s through the early '80s;
>    it just wasn't on most radio stations.

The best stuff never is.

	dave

    Somewhere between "Bubble Gum", and "Glam" I consider the worst years.

Well, I was still a kid when Saturday Night Fever came out.  I wasn't listening
to r'n'r yet.

I love to listen to the Lost 45's show.  Well, sometimes. :-)

adam