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Hey Scott, If you get hold of Gullichsen, give him my regards. I haven't seen him since my days in Austin, Texas. While we dined one night at a local restaurant, I interviewed him for some public relations work I was doing in the area of virtual reality. A most interesting meeting. The subject matter was way over my head at the time. I was awestruck by the concept and dumbfounded by the terminology. Most memorable part of the interview: I asked him how somebody gets started in the field of Virtual Reality. What did you do before this? I inquired. "I sold vacuum cleaners," he said. <Giggle> We worked on getting a model of downtown Austin created by CADStudio (now PROFISEE) up and running as a navigatable environment for a high tech fair put on at Austin's DISCOVERY Hall. The hope was to *FLY* through downtown Austin. We learned a lot from the experience. If you chat with him, ask him if he wants to *GET INVOLVED* in the work we are doing. He's a rare bird. <GGG> SEE YOU, Kevin "Well, this kind of flying has always been here to be learned by anybody who wanted to discover it; that's got nothing to do with time." – Jonathan Livingston Seagull