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From: garry@LASSPVAX.TN.CORNELL.EDU (Garry Wiegand)
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Subject: Re: Introductions
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Date: Sat, 14-Dec-85 15:25:37 EST
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[This is my second try at posting this; I think the first had no
 "To:" line. Lord knows where it went.]

Hey, this is fun! I had no idea Trondheim was on Lake Erie...

My name is Garry Wiegand. I'm a software wizard of sorts; I have the 
pleasure and misfortune right now of trying to build my own company. I'm
finding out rapidly that being on the production side of the legal 
fence is at least as disagreeable as being on the consumption side. I
have various crazy and idealist notions about the way my corner of 
the world ought to work, which I'm eager to put into practice. Also,
I've already gotten legally burned once.

Besides the computers, I've done graduate work in genetics (another hot
topic, legally speaking) and took numerous constitutional law and
history courses as an undergrad back at the good old U of Chicago. The
"Supreme Court Roundup" is to me as the basketball scores are to my
partner. My girlfriend is a contra-Establishment medical student, so I 
get to dabble in medical ethics journals for good measure. 

I live in a cabin out in the woods and try not to work too hard. Rarely
succeeding at which pursuit, except in the summertime, when I do OK.
Ithaca NY is a nice sorta joint; more restaurants, waterfalls, retired 
relaxed hippies, and rolling hills per capita than anyplace I've ever lived
before. I came to Cornell because a university was the best way at
the time to escape da corporate ship. Now I'm on the outside and I've
got an augur in my hands.

Time's up. NEXT!...