Wow, Randy's note does trigger memories of the numerous "personalties" from back in the day!  Let's see...without getting too personal here, some of the more memorable from those days included:  my first office partner (you know who I mean, you "stupid idiots"); our energy czar (czar-ess?); Lanny (I still question that 100 yard chip shot into the hole even 25 years later); the short, red-haired superintendent that I hit with my raquetball raquet (sorry Bob);  the very large, jovial superintendent who "left the company" one day (hey, where's my stapler??); and then there was that group of young engineers that used to waste time playing that chalkboard-eraser balancing game (no names here, but their initials were Narsh, Terrace, Pearson and Pigula -- Craig was a supervisor by then); and those maintenance guys who actually thought they could beat us TSD guys in softball (sorry Greg K., I couldn't let that one go unmentioned).  This message will be meaningless to most readers but those who were there will remember (and maybe even get a chuckle -- as I did writing it!).  Yes, Randy, I was a PA also -- which is probably why I ended up as a lawyer.  All that technical stuff required too much thought!  Good times back in those days, and I think of them often.  My dad is 89 and most of his memories have slipped away from him.  I think about my good memories all the time.  We all should.  Thanks for adding to them Craig.   

Greg N.