Re: Titanic synthlab seq posted to comp.binaries.apple2

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Mitchell Spector wrote:
>     Yep, it was Celine Dione. I was coming back from a
> visit from the Montreal Children's Hospital (my younger
> brother had been ill) when Celine and her manager got
> into the elevator. Apparently she was there volunteering
> her time to visit sick children and cheer them up. No, I
> didn't get a chance to get her autograph, I guess it
> would have seemed inappropriate given where I was (she
> seemed kind of solemn in any case, so I didn't want to
> pester her). At that time she was already famous though,
> having sang in a couple of Disney animated films.
> 
>     Oh well, at least I have an autographed floppy disk
> from Steve Wozinak (unfortunately, unlike Celine, I didn't
> get to meet him in person. :)

Talking about famous people, when I was living at the dorms
here at UCLA, I was walking back one evening from chemistry
lab.  My path cut across the Los Angeles Tennis Center.  I
ran into Martina Navratilova, who asked for directions.  :)
I didn't realize who it was.  It was late and I had to rush
back to write my report on my Laser 128 (to make this
Apple II relevant).

-Scott G.