>Date: Wed, 31 Jul 1996 13:35:31 +0200
>From: Lode Leroy <Lode.Leroy@lhs.be>
>Organization: lhs
>Mime-Version: 1.0
>To: joslyn@kong.gsfc.nasa.gov
>Subject: subscribe PRNCYB-L
>X-Url: http://pespmc1.vub.ac.be/BOARD.html
>
>1)Name
>Lode Leroy
>
>2)Email address
>Lode.Leroy@lhs.be
>
>3)Postal address
>Zillebekedorp 36
>8902 Zillebeke
>BELGIUM
>
>4)Phone
>+32 57 20 16 89
>
>5)Affiliations
>don't know what you mean by this. Hope you mean interests...
>subject(books recently read)
>
>meta-ness(hofstadter: Goedel-Escher-Bach),
>science(hawking: brief history of time, black holes and baby universes),
>science(penrose[follow-up on ENM, but can't remember title]),
>science-fiction(asimov)
>popular science-fiction TV(star-trek/X-files)
>
>6)How did you hear about PCP?
>WEB: browsing the nanotech ftp archives
>
>7) Do you wish to subscribe to PRNCYB-L, or just receive the (printed or
>electronic) Newsletter?
>both: list, email newsletter
>
>8)Please take at least one page to describe your work and how it might
>relate to PCP (this may be skipped by people who have contributed to PCP
>before).
>
>well, I'm new to cybernetics (and nanotech, a tv programme on monday woke up
>the interest again, knew about it but having access to the WEB posed
>opportunities to read some more)
>
>Education: MSc in Computing/Electronics, grad '94
>
>general computing interest and experience (programming, networking,
>web-technology)
>
>just started reading the PCP intro pages, and probably will try to read the
>whole brussels PCP site, if time permits
>
>I'd like to follow the PRNCYB-L discussions to get a feeling of what's
>cooking.
>
>I'll read the whole nanotech ftp archives ASAP (got ~ 1.8Mb of text+PS).
>Probably buy some books (drexler) about that.
>
>-- lode
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