You may now browse a limited portion of “Learn, Earn and Return” on Google before deciding if you wish to purchase it from Locust Press. The book is not yet available on Amazon or BN.com. Google browsing is free. Just copy and paste this URL in your browser http://books.google.com/books?q=M.I.T.&id=NrkQiV-Z1rwC&ie=ISO-8859-1&output=html&dq=&start=5 or click the hyperlink on “Google” above.
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January 3, 2010 by hightechhistory
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I just did a blog post on Whirlwind. I recommended your book and put in a link to the publisher. Best regards. Post at http://tinyurl.com/yj7ljwq
Dear George,
I just read your blog on Whirlwind and the reference to my book. Thank you very much. I well remember Dick Morley and Bill Wolfson and made one of my best venture capital investments in one of Dick’s good ideas for a start up company called Modicon, which made one of the first programmable controllers for industrial machinery.
Harlan Anderson