RE: *Somewhat OT* Iomega's charitable contributions
John,
>Iomega just donated 10 SCSI Zip drives to my museum
>for use in our offices, library, and astronomy lab.
>Has anyone else heard of Iomega donating equipment
>to non-profits?
I've never heard of this before, but I'm sure happy
to hear of it now, because I've just become the director
of a similar (albeit more modest) nonprofit, and I could
very much use a similar donation. I'll send you email
off-thread about this. In the meantime, if anyone else
out there knows anything about Iomega's charitable
giving practices of this sort, I'd appreciate hearing
from you at carroll@rpi.edu.
Thanks. Sorry for the off-topic intrusion, but I couldn't
pass up this opportunity. Begging is one of the key
components of my job description. <g>
Happy trading, all. Another 52-week high. Ho-hum <g>.
Cheers, Tom (long IOM)
By the way, "eom" isn't the same as "OEM". Instead,
it stands for "end of message". You tack it onto a
quickie, one-liner post so that people don't have
to bother looking at the whole thing. They can just
read your header line and move on to the next message.
Gottfried M. uses it all the time (thank you, GM).
I know most of you know this already, but there are
obviously some who still don't. Now they do. |
