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				 Surfin U.S.A.
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	HEADROOM.GIF  A frame of Max Headroom.

	   CATCH.SND  Sound from the frame of Max Headroom:
                      "Catch the Wave"

	THE_WAVE.SND  Sound of one of his good buddies:
		      " ........ Oh yeah!"

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				 a ground swell
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	"we got love, we got.. we got..."
	those great VIDALIA Onions are in season!

	Those are the onions that are from Vidalia, Georgia;
	they are only in season for a few weeks in May & June;
	and they are the sweetest of onions.
	So sweet you can eat them raw, chopped up in salads.

	Another way to eat Vidalia Onions is to go "Internationale":

	SWISS CHEESE and VIDALIA ONION PIE
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        1 large Vidalia onion, chopped        1/2 lb shredded Swiss cheese
	1 pastry for a 9 inch pie crust         3 eggs
	1 pat of butter                         1 cup half & half       
	1 tbsp flour                            1 tsp salt

	- PREPARE and rollout pie crust pastry and line
	  one 9 inch pie plate with it.
	- FRY the Vidalia onion in the butter until tender.
          Spread it in the pie shell.
	- PREHEAT oven to 400 degrees F.
	- TOSS flour with the Swiss cheese in a bowl.
          Sprinkle it over the Vidalia onion in the pie shell.
	- BEAT the eggs with the half&half in a bowl.
	  Pour this in the pie shell.
	- BAKE 10 minutes.
	- TURN DOWN oven to 325 degrees F and
	  bake for 30 to 35 minutes longer until
	  a toothpick inserted in the center comes out clean.
	- Let pie stand for 10 minutes before cutting into
	  wedges and serving.

   recipe adapted from page 157 of the book:
   "The Good Housekeeping ILLUSTRATED Cookbook"
   (Hearst Books; New York; 1980)

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			     finding the Right wave
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     Can't catch the Wave?

     Well the Micronesians are able to "Catch the Wave"
     without technical supports (unlike the Westerners).

     There's an interesting discussion on this in:

     Chapter 9 - Understanding Micronesian Navigation
     page 191 from the book:
     MENTAL MODELS
     edited by Dedre Gentner & Albert Stevens
     (Lawrence Erblaum Associates; Hillsdale, NJ; 1983)

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		             Picking the right board
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       PaineWebber created a Special issue of LIFE magazine
       called: "THE BIG BOARD"
       for the Bicentennial of the New York Stock Exchange.

       It's a good FREE introduction to the stock market.

       To receive a complimentary copy write to:
       PAINEWEBBER
       Service Center
       P.O. Box 22746
       Rochester, NY 14692-7056

       Even better introductions are:
       THE WALL STREET JOURNAL
       "Guide to Understanding Money & Markets"
       by Richard Saul Wurman, Alan Siegal, Kenneth Morris
       (ACCESSpress; New York; 1990)

       and:
       UNDERSTANDING WALL STREET
       by Jeffrey Little & Lucien Rhodes
       (Liberty Publishing; Cockeysville, Maryland; 1985)
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		 "the ShockWave Rider"
		  by John Brunner
		  (Ballantine Books; New York; 1975)
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