Jan-
    I thought the original article was published about 1991. Certainly this
one has got a slight muddle of dates plus/minus 1 year or so and a few other
facts are confused: I know I drank alot in college but I don't remember
going to Cornell, I thought it was Columbia . . . but maybe that's why I
never got any graduate degree there because I was enrolled somewhere else or
something. I guess I won't argue too much about being an "eccentric Colorado
geologist" though there might be some in Colorado who would not give me the
credit for that origin. And as far as my wife and the KGB is concerned . . .
well, one day we'll write the real story. But anyway, it really was you and
Steve and Richard and Ted and Bob and other members of the IBM mafia who had
already started operating what were still pipe dreams for me.
-Edward

"Jan D. Froom" wrote:

> In 1999 IBM did an article on those of us that were involved in the PSN.
> I've put a copy out on my web page:
> http://www.launchnet.com/froom/psn.htm
>
> I'd suggest we recruit Steve Hammond to write a "canned" presentation on
> and for  the PSN!
>
> Jan....
>
> Larry Cochrane wrote:
> I think some presence at the next ESSSA meeting would be an excellent
> idea.
> Unfortunately I don't think there is a "canned" presentation about the
> PSN.
>  This would be a nice thing to have. Maybe someone on the PSN-L list can
>
> help...
>
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