*Gloat* Yay!

[Todd Burch]

Aaron, congrats!

If you ever get on the mainframe there, and you use a product called CDB/REXX, an extension to the REXX programming language (on TSO, under MVS) that allows you to embed SQL and access DB2, just think of me, as I wrote it several years ago. Will & Mary was one of the first sites to purchase it.

Todd.

[Aaron Koehl]

Thank you all for your support!
It is really what makes SawmillCreek so great!


_Aaron_

[Jim Becker]

Congratulations, Aaron! That's great news.

[Roger Fitzsimonds]

Congratulations Aaron, great job to go to.

Good Luck
Roger

[Daniel Rabinovitz]

Aaron
Congratulations on your appointment.
My daughter and I toured W&M when she was seeking out a college back in 1993. It's a beautiful setting and a wonderful institution.
Mazel Tov!

Daniel
ps She went to Arizona State Unitversity
and Ohio State
and Pitt
and Arcadia University
That's all!

[Dave Anderson NH]

Make sure you get yourself down to the Hay Cabinet shop at Colonial Williamsburg. You should buy an annual pass so that you can spend time with the folks at the carpentry shop too. These folks at the Hay Shop like Mack Headley, Kaare Loftheim, David Livingston and the two musical instrument makers who's name I forget at the minute can teach you a huge amount about woodworking. I realize I'm trying to seduce you to the Neanderthal side and I make no apologies for it. Mack is one of the most skilled workers and teachers I know. His knowledge of the classical proportioning of furniture and its history alone is worth many hours of listening to him. You can't be more than about a 10 minute walk away from them. Talking with and watching them can give you enormous amounts of useful information.