Dr. Valery Ochkov visited PTC headquarters today. He traveled all the way from Russia to speak with the Mathcad business unit. I was able to have lunch with Dr. Ochkov and discuss his ideas on how to better share worksheets within the community.
He also came bearing gifts. Here's the Mathcad clock he gave me...it is now hanging in my office.
Thanks Valery, it was a pleasure to finally meet you in person.
-Dan
Now I know what is it this picture: Dan is on the Boston airport and waiting a plan with me from Russia. 
Dan, now I am waiting your visit in Moscow!
Thanks Dan for your hospitality in Boston!
I will need a much larger expense account to make a visit. Maybe I need to take up a community collection, "Send Dan to Moscow" event.
Could make it the award for the next scavenger hunt...... 
Mike
DanMarotta wrote:
...He traveled all the way from Russia to speak with the Mathcad business unit.
-Dan
Not only
(Boston, Feb. 20 2011)
DanMarotta wrote:
Lobster is a must-have when visiting New England. What is that, a 2-pounder? I guess it would be in grams...over 900 grams?
Can You create this Mathcad Prime sheet?
If not I will sent it you!
PS
I did not show on the picture one first simple operator.
One member of our community called me and asked for a hint. He hesitates to write here this request.
Here's a hint - See the Fig. 6.48
from the book http://www.springer.com/chemistry/physical+chemistry/book/978-3-7091-0530-6
