Team-ers, I just thought I'd mention a little project here at GW. As you probably know, we receive a little funding from SIGAda and ARA to maintain the SIGAda education website. The funds are used 100% to compensate the students who work on it. For a time we were also maintaining the SIGAda job registry, which - as you know - has been dormant because I lost the student who was maintaining it (to a "real" job). But this will reactivate at the end of the summer, in the form of a web-based job posting/searching system, similar to that at AdaIC. Current plans are for this new job site and the AdaIC job site to merge, under GW maintenance. I mention it here because our system is being written with GNAT and David Wheeler's AdaCGI package. I think this is the first "public" application of AdaCGI; at least David and I are not aware of others. When the job registries merge, an Ada-based CGI app will replace the PERL-based one at AdaIC. Once this system is fully tested and running stably, we'll release the sources under the GPL (or a similar license), and put them on the site, easily accessible from the job site itself. It's a large enough app (a few thousand lines of CGI UI and database handling) to serve as a useful example of Ada as an "Internet language". Stay tuned - you'll hear from us at the end of the summer. Mike Feldman