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	<title>Comments on: An Interview</title>
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		<title>By: Michael Hiteshew</title>
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		<dc:creator>Michael Hiteshew</dc:creator>
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		<description>I met my wife in a similar way. She was doing an analysis of one of my circuit board designs and thought it made the most beautiful waveforms she&#039;d ever seen. She&#039;d never seen rise times so synchronous. She admitted being taken by how virely my clock pulsed. She got really hot when, working late together one night, I let her hold my scope probe. She handled it perfectly.

We honeymooned at the Jet Propulsion Lab, our balcony romantically overlooking the Low Gain Antenna. Her software was exceptional and I soon had her architecture open for exploration. And while I&#039;d originally brought along a floppy, it wasn&#039;t long til I needed everything my hard-drive could deliver. It was bliss. 
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<p>We honeymooned at the Jet Propulsion Lab, our balcony romantically overlooking the Low Gain Antenna. Her software was exceptional and I soon had her architecture open for exploration. And while I&#8217;d originally brought along a floppy, it wasn&#8217;t long til I needed everything my hard-drive could deliver. It was bliss.</p>
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