🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <1992Apr13.125541.5810@macc.wisc.edu> anderson@macc.wisc.edu (Jess Anderson) writes:
>
>In article <1992Apr13.050834.14447@stone.com>
>andrew@stone.com (Actually Tyler at Andrew's Keyboard) writes:
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>>BTW: I'm currently at Stone Design helping Andrew copy
>>DataPhile disks & misc.  other stuff, so this will show up
>>from his address.
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>I did get a more than a little cognitive dissonance from
>seeing his name at the top of the screen and yours at the
>bottom.  If the weather in Columbus is anything like that in
>Madison, you've probably picked a very good time to be in
>Albuquerque.  If I sound envious, it's because I am.
>

Actually, I think your right.  The weather in Columbus, OH this morning is
low 40's, wet, overcast, dismal -- Albq had beautiful weather the entire time
during my visit.

I want to publicly thank the Albquerque NeXT Users Group (ANug) for giving me
the opportunity to visit & teach my "Mini-DevCamp".  It was a grueling 3 day
hack session for all involved -- but it really turned out great!

Thanks to: 

   - Chris & Uli Zoeller for getting the ball rolling;

   - Ross Snyder for letting me stay at his house & play his piano;

   - TVI for hosting the class in their NeXT lab (24 MonoStations, 2 color
     stations, and an ND) and donating $200 to help with expenses;

   - Jennifer (TVI network support) for helping during the class; 

   - Greg Byrd (Anug President) for assisting during the lab sessions;  

   - Andrew Stone for a lot of reasons, especially for letting me stand on 
     top of the "Rook";    :-) :-)      (Greetings to Lil & Izzi)  

and a really big THANKS to:

   - Mark Williams for doing LOTS of grunt work setting up the camp, getting
     donuts, helping during the session (debugging, etc.) and generally making
     the entire weekend run smoothly. 


The entire weekend was a BLAST! 

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Tyler Gingrich			
tyler+@osu.edu				(NeXTmail Accepted!)