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>> the inventor of the Electrically eraseable programmable read only memory (EPROM) <<
Which is it? EEPROM and EPROM are not the same....
date of birth?
anyone?
I am a co-author with Dov Frohman of a forthcoming book and have composed a detailed biography. I'm planning to upload it in the next day or so but will no doubt need some help as I have never done this before. I also have a photo (actually numerous photos) that could be added to the text. Rash21954 (talk) 00:22, 26 March 2008 (UTC)[reply]
On October 1, 2008, someone edited the sentence "His parents died in the Holocaust." They included the word "supposedly" between "parents" and "died." As the original author of this entry, I have undone this change because Dr. Frohman knows for a fact that his father was killed at Auschwitz and most evidence indicates that his mother was taken there as well (see his description in his book Leadership the Hard Way). What's more, the word "supposedly" has a prejorative connotation, indicating suspicion of the claim and verges, frankly, on Holocaust denial.
