Beginner seeks HELP

[Graeme Dunbar <G.R.A.Dunbar@RGUEEE.EEE.RGU.AC.UK>]

I have just joined the mailing list and am a raw beginner in the
language.  I am looking for someone to point me in the right
direction.

Question:  what is the best site on Internet to find lojban material?

(My initial Archie search turned up some stuff, but most of it quite
old.)

Question:  is there anybody in the U.K. who can supply Open Learning
           materials, or is it best to contact The Logical Language
           Group in the U.S.A.?  I am particularly interested in
           audio tapes - for pronunciation.

Background:

I first learned of Loglan through Dr. Dobb's (computing) Journal many
years ago and through it found J.C.B's Sci. Am. 1960 article.  My
interest in lojban is mostly personal curiosity/fun, but I also teach
a bit of A.I.  Possible links with the programming language Forth
also intrigue me.  I am an engineer, not a linguist and foreign
languages other than the merest hint of French and German have
alluded me.

I have many questions, but that's enough for now.  Any help
gratefully received.

        Regards,
            Graeme

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|   Graeme Dunbar                                                   |
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