On Tue, Apr 7, 2009 at 5:11 PM, Dave Jones wrote:
> Yup, I think this calls for a day off, don't you?
Sure, and a wrist watch with the date in it !
And not just for Jim, should we not all have a day off? I think for
many of us this counts as a religion related holiday.
Rob
Dave Jones wrote:
Yup, I think this calls for a day off, don't you?
Hmm, following this group could easily give one the impression
that the management trend in mainframing is definitely towards
giving mainframers days off ... :)
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Jack J. Woehr# I run for public office from time
> BTW, Jim's History of the Mainframe can be found on his web
> page under the "Events Events including user groups"
> headingnot the most obvious place to go look:-)
Dave: My note did say to look on the Events page, but I have
updated the web page now with directions.
Jim
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Very Interesting !! Really takes me back (My first computer system was
an 1130 at school).
(Slide 37 seems to have the date wrong ...)
Jim Elliott wrote:
Today, April 7th is the 45 anniversary of the announcement of
System 360. In celebration, I have updated my History of the
Mainframe presen
Yup, I think this calls for a day off, don't you?
BTW, Jim's History of the Mainframe can be found on his web page under
the "Events Events including user groups" headingnot the most
obvious place to go look:-)
Jim Elliott wrote:
Today, April 7th is the 45 anniversary of the announcemen
Today, April 7th is the 45 anniversary of the announcement of
System 360. In celebration, I have updated my History of the
Mainframe presentation and posted it on my web site on the
events page.
http://ibm.com/vm/devpages/jelliott
Jim
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