The Discussion List Archive is a database of previous messages in our various Discussion List categories. If you are new to Highlights TeacherNet, you can use the Search feature of the Discussion List archive to review previously posted messages on topics of interest. When you use the "Reply" button of your e-mail software to respond to the Discussion List, your message will go to all subscribers. You can send an individual reply, however.

Yes â?" our list is about both movie content and technical issues. You can subscribe at moviearchive-subscribe@yahoogroups.com.

It is an unofficial center for everyone who spends their nights pining away for the majesty that is WNN; people who remember the days of Aaron Brown and Lisa McRee; people who still don't quite understand why they don't wear black armbands when the Dallas Cowboys lose anymore. Generally harmless, unless one pays for email by the message, the mailing list is always looking for new people to steal into the night.

Some believe that Mu was populated from another planet, so any and all discussion of alien origin, or return, or activities has been of interest to some, and has been shared on the list. Some of the military related postings also relate to this because it is believed by some that certain alien species have infiltrated for their own nefarious purposes.

Some are interested in returning to the more peace-loving society that existed in Mu. Some are curious about the beliefs of ancient Lemurians. It appears that many on the list would like to bring us back to a kind of Lemurian utopia now. Because of all of this, there is a lot of posting of material that is sprititually-oriented. There is a sub-group that is trying to live the "Lemurian Way". There also is some channeled material that is presented.

http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=en&q=fa.linux.kernel&meta= is a Google interface to the fa.linux.kernel newsgroup, which is in turn fed from the mailing list. http://gossamer-threads.com/lists/linux/kernel/ has an easy interface and an appealing format (click on a thread, shows all posts in a thread with posts clearly delimited). Here are some more resources: Kernel Traffic" at http://www.kerneltraffic.

Yes. There are also ones for alpines and plant propagation among others. ALWAYS send mail to majordomo@mallorn.com! Your message should contain the following two words of text: Yes. I usually don't get around to mine, or am tired of gardening by then, or want to see the winter effect of many perennials, and also the stems helps trap snow for winter protection. The only time I usually cut back in fall is for damaged or diseased stems.

How do I switch from a regular member from the list to the digest version or change my e-mail settings for the discussion list? by Anne Ardern

A Discussion List, often called a listserv, is a community of teachers with similar interests. When you join a Discussion List, you are subscribing to "community e-mail." Whenever anyone posts an e-mail to the Discussion List, all subscribers in the list receive the message. A Discussion List is somewhat like a Bulletin Board except that you receive messages in e-mail rather than view messages on a Bulletin Board. You may join as many Discussion Lists as you like, and unsubscribe at any time.

Discussion lists are for conversations, people email back and forth their ideas, thoughts, arguments. Most lists have a particular focus, a topic or interest, and people will discuss different things about that topic, like what happened on a TV show, with a character, a book or a movie. This can generate an enormous amount of mail, so be prepared! If a list has hundreds of members, you could be getting dozens of emails a day.

A discussion forum archive can be used to remove and store threads from an active forum. The archived threads can be made available for students to browse or can be made invisible. Discussion forum archives can be used to clear a busy discussion forum or to store examples of 'good communication' or 'good thinking'. You can find out how to use discussion forum archives on p.13-16 of the Managing Discussion Forums FastGuide.

Almost any discussion about EPD protocol, treatments, problems, resources, and news are considered proper. Name calling, picking on people, and personal slurs are considered improper, as in most E-Mail lists. Threads like these only disrupt the usefulness of the mailing list by perpetuating the problems. If you disagree with an EPD related discussion, by all means respond to the discussion topic with your opinion.

e-mail discussion list is a forum to which you have to subscribe. Once subscribed you can send e-mail to all other subscribers to the list by sending one e-mail message to a common list address.

Yes — our list is about both technical issues and movie content. You can subscribe at moviearchive-subscribe@yahoogroups.com.

Determination • Humility • Militancy • Maturity =================================== 8 =================================== Leninism, as a continuation of the practical and theoretical work of Karl Marx, had two stages in the period that Lenin was alive. The period from Lenin's death to approximately the present time has represented the third stage of Leninism.

This FAQ is an attempt to summarize the discussion you might find in such a list. Likely this FAQ should be your first resource. On Sept 23, 1997, Stan Rohrer <stan.rohrer at scitexdpi.com> reported concerning a searchable archive: I now have available a searchable archive of the EPD Mailing List messages. Access it at: http://www.dma.org/~rohrers/allergy/epd_srch.

Dallas Semiconductor archives all of the mail on the 1-Wire mailing list at http://lists.dalsemi.com/maillists/1-wire-software-development/.

Currently, Gmane holds the messages of the last two weeks. This service also makes the mailinglist reachable with a news reader. You can use the ezmlm mailing list controller to recieve previous messages by email. Send an empty email to security-dev-help@xml.apache.org for detailed information on how to use this service

The discussion list was created to help developers in the San Diego area learn more about about ColdFusion. On topic posting include:

A No, the Discussion List is not moderated in the sense that it is not always possible to review messages before they are posted. This means that occasionally you will receive a junk mail advertisement or other off-topic message. All genuine messages should contain the [OrchidTalk] identifier in the subject line. Treat any messages without this identifier cautiously.

A To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to the usual address with either Unsubscribe or Signoff as the subject . This will trigger the server to remove your name and address from the database. Unless the correct subject is used the message is treated as an ordinary posting to the entire group!

A Listserver list is an e-mail forum for discussion of a chosen topic amongst members who have subscribed to the list. There are various ways a Listserver can be configured. CytologyNet has been set up to be 'open' and 'unmoderated'. Unmoderated' means that the messages posted are not censored or approved before being passed on to the members of the list.

For online courses at QCC, the threaded discussion list is the area called "Discussion Board" within the Communication section of Blackboard. There you can join-in on course-related discussions at a time that is convenient to you. Only some online courses use the threaded discussion list...check with your instructor.

Directions for unsubscribing are posted on the site and at the bottom of each message. Remember, you must use your exact subscription e-mail address to be removed from the list.

MOREnet Contacts can ask for assistance from MOREnet Technical Support at (573) 884-7200 or techsupp@more.net.

The Kushinda Discussion List was started on November 2, 1998. The List is now hosted by Yahoo! Groups. Every New Kushinda Owner is required to register with Yahoo! (obtain an account name [usually your email address] and determine your password) and subscribe to the Kushinda List. You may elect to receive either Individual Emails, Emails in Digest Form (many posts sent to you in one email), or to access the posts via the Kushinda List Yahoo! Groups Main Web Page.