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[Footnote 25] [Footnote 25] - Creasy had decided to build CP-40 while riding on the MTA.

> The effect on Stella Creasy has also been substantial.

From that paper: Creasy and Comeau spent the last week of 1964 joyfully brainstorming the design of CP-40, a new kind of operating system, a system that would provide not only virtual memory, but also virtual machines.

Creasy: But overcome evil with good." Creasy: [in spanish] That's Romans Chapter 12 Verse 21.

He added that the abuse had also had a substantial impact on Creasy, who had had a panic button installed in her home.

If you like that, you should read Creasy's "15 Decisive Battles in the History of the World," at least if you don't mind a bit (well, more than a bit) of Anglocentrism.

I also really enjoyed One Year Bible with Bill Creasy.

Creasy: I am the sheep that got lost, Madre.

Last election, I voted for Stella Creasy.

"I launched the effort between Xmas 1964 and year’s end, after making the decision while on an MTA bus from Arlington to Cambridge." Creasy couldn't have made the decision riding an MTA bus in December, 1964!

This also reflects a very Western-centric point of view, for a great deal of reasons; the massive changes and wars wrought in the east, as Creasy writes, "appear before us through the twilight of primaeval history, dim and indistinct, but massive and majestic, like mountains in the early dawn." It doesn't quite tally with my other metaphor, but feels true nonetheless.

Creasy: But overcome evil with good." Creasy: [in spanish] That's Romans Chapter 12 Verse 21.

If you like that, you should read Creasy's "15 Decisive Battles in the History of the World," at least if you don't mind a bit (well, more than a bit) of Anglocentrism.

"I launched the effort between Xmas 1964 and year’s end, after making the decision while on an MTA bus from Arlington to Cambridge." Creasy couldn't have made the decision riding an MTA bus in December, 1964!

This also reflects a very Western-centric point of view, for a great deal of reasons; the massive changes and wars wrought in the east, as Creasy writes, "appear before us through the twilight of primaeval history, dim and indistinct, but massive and majestic, like mountains in the early dawn." It doesn't quite tally with my other metaphor, but feels true nonetheless.

He added that the abuse had also had a substantial impact on Creasy, who had had a panic button installed in her home.

I also really enjoyed One Year Bible with Bill Creasy.

Creasy: I am the sheep that got lost, Madre.