Joke or surprise: John Reagan turned Pro!

[Jan van den Ende]

Indead,

_THE_ man when it comes to compilers, only now recognised as Pro.

http://forums12.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/publicProfile.do?forumId=1&userId=CA969634

John, MANY thanks, and Congrats!

Will you be in Nashua next spring? I hope to be there then, and I really would like to shake hands, (with filled glasses, of course).

For now:

Celebrate.

Cheers.

Have one on me.

jpe

[Robert Gezelter]

John,

The honor is well earned. Congratulations from New York City!

- Bob Gezelter, http://www.rlgsc.com

[EdgarZamora_1]

John, thank you for your contributions. Congratulations!

[Dave Gudewicz]

John,

Thanks for contributing here. Its much appreciated.

Dave...

[Venugopal Palaniswamy]

Congratulations, John!

[Jess Goodman]

Way to go John. Keep it up, for all of ours sake.

[Karl Rohwedder]

John,

congrats from here too...

regards Kalle

[Kris Clippeleyr]

John,
Congrats from Flanders.
Keep those fine posts coming.
And as Jan said, see you in Nashua.
Kris (aka Qkcl)

[Vladimir Fabecic]

John,

congrats from Croatia too...

Keep on foruming

[Heinz W Genhart]

John,

congrats from Switzerland too...

regards

Geni

[Jon Pinkley]

John,

I enjoyed your presentation at the 2007 VMS Bootcamp, and always find your forum answers informative. Thanks for your contributions!

Jon

[Brian Reiter]

Hi John,

Many thanks for you help with the Pascal compiler over past couple of years. You've got me out of at least one torrid mess with legacy code.


cheers

Brian

[Phillip Thayer]

Congratulations from Kansa City!

[V. Nyga]

Congrats John!

Best wishes from Munich and
keep on foruming!
Volkmar

[John Reagan · Accepted solution]

Oh great, like I need *ANOTHER* hat! I wear too many as it is.

Yes, I better be in Nashua in the spring, I live there. :-)

Besides the hat, is there cake involved?

[Jan van den Ende]

John,

>>>
Besides the hat, is there cake involved?
<<<

You know any Dutch (or Belgian, or German) varieties which you prefer? Last Dutch TUD the present for all foreign guests was "stroopwafels". You might ask Hein about those.

And, of course (as someone in Nashua phrases it) "adult beverages".

Proost.

Have one on me.

jpe

[James ~ Happy Dude]

Congratulations John !

Way to go !

Regards.

[Wim Van den Wyngaert]

Congrats from Brussels John.

Wim

[Ian Miller.]

Congratulations. I'm glad you continue to find the time to contribute here.

[Richard J Maher]

I heard the Cobol guys have been carrying him for years :-)

John, well done with Macro-32 and Cobol - Please don't leave.

Cheers Richard

[Dennis Handly]

Contrats. Your new hat will shade your eyes for the long climb ahead.

[Daniel Fernandez Illan]

Hi John
Confrats from Spain too.
Saludos.
Daniel.

[Hein van den Heuvel]

Congrats John.

Many thanks for 'caring', here and elsewere.
(Recently: move corresponding, Dutch guys :-)

John>> Besides the hat, is there cake involved?

There will be. Next week when I'm back in Nashua.

Jan>> You know any Dutch (or Belgian, or German) varieties which you prefer? Last Dutch TUD the present for all foreign guests was "stroopwafels". You might ask Hein about those.

Actually, flying back in from Amsterdam Saturday I picked up a 6-pack Stroopwafel boxes on Schiphol. So that can be arranged!
Note, a local super New-England supermarket (Trader-Joe) (used to?) carriers them in nice little delft-blue-pictured tin containers.


Cheers,
Hein.

[Venugopal Palaniswamy]

Congrats, John!

[Luk Vandenbussche]

Nice job John,

congratulations