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New Story celebrates Crunchers!

Newly published story! A celebration of the work of all Crunchers!
*** The Crunchers: Shantung '12 *** at website Fictionpress.com. Author is Skip Charles. Story: Two young computer engineers fight a deadly new flu virus through computer simulation via the WCG from a fictional mini supercomputer center. The fight gets personal when the flu hits a family known to them. Concept based upon the current Dengue Fever project. This is tomorrow's history written today. It will happen! We just do not know when.

Please take a look, and if you like it, pass the word. This is a way we can promote membership.

Enjoy.

fkehoetx, a.k.a. Skip Charles

[Jul 26, 2008 12:43:09 AM]

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Re: New Story celebrates Crunchers!

. . . and the first cruncher to read it can give it a bit more publicity in "JPs Book Thread"

[Jul 26, 2008 4:18:27 PM]

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