Hello everyone, The most recent Annals includes the first of a trilogy of ENIAC-related articles, written with Mark Priestley and Crispin Rope. It's called "Reconsidering the Stored Program Concept." If you have ever wondered "what is the stored program concept?" or "why is it so important" or "where did that phrase come from" then this tries to provide some answers. You may remember some discussion on this list back in 2012 on the question of when and how the phrase was introduced, which is one of many ways in which our efforts on this project have benefitted from the support of the SIGCIS community. Thanks to all those who commented on earlier versions, steered us to sources, or shared their thoughts with us, including Peggy Kidwell, Paul Lasewicz, Dawn Stanford, William Aspray, Atsushi Akera, Paul Ceruzzi, David Hemmendinger, Martin Campbell-Kelly, Gerard Alberts, Liesbeth De Mol, Allan Olley, David Alan Grier, Ulf Hashagen and Doron Swade. Annals needs all the hits in the IEEE CS digital library it can find, so if you have access please get it from there at http://doi.ieeecomputersociety.org/10.1109/MAHC.2013.56 If not, there is a copy on my personal site at http://www.tomandmaria.com/tom/Writing/ReconsideringTheStoredProgramConcept. pdf. Sharing news of publications is one of the functions of the list, so please do let the community for anything relevant that you have published. As always, links are better than attachments. Best wishes, Tom