I arrived before 1pm today and stayed until 7pm. There was a special Veteran's appreciation event at InfoAge. Dozens and dozens of visitors stopped by. Interest varied wildly between casual to very. At about 3pm a student from Rutgers stopped by to run a Commodore 64 floppy disk on real (not emulated) hardware. I spent hours with him going back and forth with visitors as it slowed down after 3:30pm or so. The software was Tim Leary's Mind Mirror. Also Don Caselli donated two copies of IBM Macro Assembler 2.0. -- Jeff Brace - ark72axow@gmail.com