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On Sun, 7 May 2000 09:53:54 -0000, "J G Llasa"
<llasa@plastic.screaming.net> wrote:

><spertus@mills.edu> wrote in message news:8eld9o$ka3$1@nnrp1.deja.com...
>> The ACM-Mills Conference on Pioneering Women in Computing will take
>> place at Mills College in Oakland, California, on Sunday, May 7.
>> Speakers include two of the original ENIAC programmers, Jean Bartik and
>> Kay Mauchly Antonelli; language pioneer Jean Sammet; NASA scientist
>> Annie Easley;community networking leader Antonia Stone; and author Betty
>> Alexandra Toole, who will be speaking on Ada Byron, Lady Lovelace.
[snip]

>All these women pioneered nothing.

What makes you say that? Usually there isn't just one pioneer, but a
group.

BTW: -1e6 points for quoting the whole post, another for having a
broken sig delimiter, yet another for having a too long sig, and a
fourth for putting your own text before the quote (this one I can
skip, if you have used computers since the days of 110 bps modems;
have you? OTOH, you still have to read the text you're quoting, so
even that excuse's a bit lame). Do that again and face the wrath of my
killfile. <g>