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Subject: How does SCEA feel about glabrec@vmlabs & brehbock@vmlabs.com?
Date: Mon, 16 Feb 1998 15:06:31 -0500
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Hello from Sean Kennedy.
	Being in education I keep tabs on who is doing what with this, and what
with that. 
Then I saw Bill & Greg LEFT!
{a while ago that is...}

At first, I thought that the Yaroze programm was going down the
Proverbial toilet. But now action has picked up for those Die-Hards who
still set out to do some coding.

Me, I want to do some writing first. {Word-Processing, not coding.}
Since I got the RTOS misc codes from my past functioning.
I can sit back, relax play some IQ or Ghost in the shell, and think
about the story for "Great Space Battles".
As well, I would like to put on a Hobbyist Conference at Humber College
for those who want to get into programming and interfacing Electronic
Entertainment Media.

There is the Computer Game Developers Conference in Long Beach
California happening at the beginning of May, but CGDC is HUGE!
It is mainly geared toward Production publishers of software titles, and
is a "must attend" for a lot of leading edge companies.

But what about the hobbyist? Or the student programmer? What about the
music student interested in MIDI? Or the Creative Artist who wants to
make an entertainment Statement?

The Net Yaroze is a great mechanism to do just that.
But then there is Bill & Greg? The founding fathers of SCEA's Net
Yaroze.
Are they 'persona non grata' at SCEA?
Or would people like to hear from them about games development in
general?

I'd like to hear all opinions from Yaroze members if possible:

So Write me:
kennedy@moe.acad.humberc.on.ca

Sean Kennedy
Humber College of Applied Arts & Technology.
Toronto, Ontario, CA