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To: threadneedler who wrote (19881)	7/1/1998 1:48:00 PM
From: John Mansfield	Respond to of 31646

'(pulling out one of my old DEC business cards)' 'On 28 Jun 1998 18:24:18 GMT, declan@well.com (Declan McCullagh) wrote: >In article <6n4kcl$6c4$1@nnrp1.dejanews.com>, > <webmaster@lucidimages.com> wrote: >>solve any computer-related power plant problems. But just to be >>sure, most electric companies are likely to temporarily shut down >>their nuclear plants in the days before the millennium, according >>to Rick Cowles, manager of the Y2K program for Digital Equipment >>Corp., a Massachusetts-based computer firm. > >Last I checked, Rick had a contract to do Y2K work for one of DEC's >upstate New York field offices, hardly the same as being the "manager of >the Y2K program." (pulling out one of my old DEC business cards) Y2K Program Manager - Utilities Americas Year 2000 Expertise Center By way of disclaimer, I'm no longer with Digital; I joined Tava/R.W. Beck, LLC in April. -- Rick Cowles (Public PGP key on request) Now Shipping From AMAZON.COM: "Electric Utilities and Y2k" - The Book euy2k.com ____ 'Subject: Re: If There's No Electricity, Nobody's Compliant From: rcowles@waterw.com (Rick Cowles) Date: 1998/06/28 Message-ID: <3597dcfb.36001995@enews.newsguy.com> Newsgroups: comp.software.year-2000 [Subscribe to comp.software.year-2000]