ACM@UIUC wishes to thank...

So many organizations and people have given to ACM@UIUC over the years that it's impossible for us to ever list every one of them. But there are a few companies, departments, and people that make our lives much easier here at ACM@UIUC.

	Intel and Compaq for their donation of various computers to replace our aging cluster of office and server machines.
	Sun Microsystems (and UIUC Central Stores) for their donation of three Ultra 5 workstations, and for their previous donations of two Ultra 1 workstations and a SPARCstation 20 which was our old webserver.
	Andersen Consulting for their sponsorship of our EOH 1999 project teams.
	BALR for the Linux User's Group UIUC Linux Distribution Site.
	Be, Inc. for their extra-generous donation of a fully-loaded 133MHz Dual 603E BeBox.
	Hewlett Packard and Eddie Gornish for the donation of a Brand-Spankin' new LaserJet 4M Plus.
	IBM for the donation of Sleepless, our original RS/6000 PowerStation 360.
	Lante for their contribution of two Macintosh color monitors for our lab, and our k-rad mixer for the acm sound system.
	Microsoft, for their donation of games to give away at a general meeting, joysticks for use in projects, copies of Windows NT, and a ton of books.
	Motorola for their contribution of O'Reilly Books and IC data books.
	MTI and their subsidiary National Peripherals Inc. for a 9 gig hard drive.
	Netscape Corporation for the Netsite Commerce Server on Sleepless.
	O'Reilly & Associates and their book recycling program for all of the nifty reference books.
	Silicon Graphics, Inc. for lending us an 02 and a PPro 200 to demonstrate VRML technologies at Engineering Open House 1997.
	Symantec for their donation of a wicked-fast PowerMac 8500 for desktop publishing and their sponsorship of the Spring 1996 ACM Java programming contest.
	Xilinx for copies of the Programmable Logic databook and evaluation boards.
	The Mole Hole of Atlanta for their donation of a copy machine.

ACM@UIUC Friends & Thank Yous

• Department of Computer Science for the financial and technical support and primo office space.
• Judy Tolliver for publicizing ACM through the CS Alumni Association
• Our faculty advisor, Sylvian Ray for his support through all the years.
• Our Alumni members, who provide guidance and support in our endeavors.
• CCSO and especially Charley Kline, Christine Gressley, Sandy Seeheusen, Paul Pomes, and Ed Kubaitis for network, project, and lecture support. Also many thanks for the computers we used to display our projects at EOH.
• Declan Fleming and Leslie Rankin for giving many of us jobs at one time or another.
• The Shared University Resource Program for putting Sleepless in our hands.
• CCSO and U of I College of Engineering Workstation People, for Sleepless's OS license.
• Beckman Institute Visualization Facility for manuals relating to Sleepless, and in particular Nick Kisseberth for answering a whole bunch of questions during setup.
• Beckman Institute Systems Services for psychological therapy and shock treatments when Sleepless loses its mind.
• Frank Tobin (99 SigUnix Chair), for donating FreeBSD CDs.