A listmember and I met today, in a city in the middle of the USA, to exchange some hardware. If you cctech-ers are wondering why you haven't got list mail in several days, well, now you know the rest of the story. :-) He got a Stardent deskside that I originally rescued from a Austin, Texas auction block. He also got a complete Xerox 8010 of his that I had transported and stored for him from elsewhere in the country. I got a nearly-complete Symbolics 3650 system and a DEC Computer Lab. I've always thought that LISP was an entertaining language, and that a LISP machine would be equally entertaining (maybe bewildering). Now maybe I'll be able to find out. Oh gods, that thing was heavy! But at least it came with a very cool (albeit later-model) space cadet keyboard, like the one pictured here: http://www.abstractscience.freeserve.co.uk/symbolics/photos/IO/index.html -- Jeffrey Sharp