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Posted: **Wed Apr 19, 2000 7:57 am**

Raamses@... wrote:

> >>>So, Raamses, what are you studying? Expiring minds want to know. > I'll be entering the social psychology program. > > You guys didn't think I was on this list for motorcycle info did you? I'm > gathering data on in-group cohesion and conflict. Oooooh boy, I've been > getting some good numbers! Didn't you sign that informed consent when you > joined the list? ;^)

Has anybody been to a Dave & Busters's? I don't think it is really just the modern arcade that it is portrayed to be. I think there are observers somewhere, presumably wearing white lab coats, watching and gathering data on what type of people play what types of games and drawing conclusions about society and their voting or spending tendencies. This occurred to me one time as I was inserting my player card, for the fourth consecutive time, into some sniper simulation game... Mark McCoy

Posted: **Wed Apr 19, 2000 9:40 am**

> I'll be entering the social psychology program. >

We've got at least one other Psycho-ologist, physicians, cops, a poet, college professors, mechanics, a Reverend and lots of computer pros. However, no lawyers I'm aware of. Bogdan

Posted: **Wed Apr 19, 2000 3:33 pm**

> >I didn't want anyone forming an opinion about me until I had a chance to >convince them there is such a thing as a "civil" lawyer. > >Tom Ingram >(The lurking lawyer on the list.) > >----- Original Message -----

Tom, My favorite moto-journalist is Bob Higdon (sp?) of BMWRA. He's a lawyer, from Washington D.C. yet, and one of the things I miss from the Beemer world. Bogdan ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

Posted: **Wed Apr 19, 2000 3:51 pm**

In a message dated 4/19/00 11:14:08 AM Pacific Daylight Time, rkaub@... writes: << Rootin' through my electrical scrap bin the other day I came across one of those little black cube-type chargers that you plug into the wall and then into your device. This one, from an old bag-type cell phone, has an output of 12 VDC at 600ma or 6/10ths of an amp. This is in the trickle-charger range. It's output connector is the male half of the cigarette lighter plug. If I connect a female cigarette lighter socket to the two, unused "city light" leads in the fairing and plug the above charger into this socket (I think the key would have to be on) can I charge the battery? I seem to recall that for a charger to work it had to put out at least 13VDC. I haven't actually checked the exact output of the charger. >> That type of small transformer works just fine for trickle charging but I would hook it up directly to the battery for best results. Kurt Grife

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