Alexander solved the problem by cutting the know. Some called that
cheating. Meade solved the problem by releasing an unfinished product. The
analogy gets even better.
-John




>
>You are right. It is Gordian Engineering as in Gordian Knot. My memory
>failed me on the spelling. I guess they need an Alexander the Great to cut
>the knot. (G)
>
>Doc G
>
>
>----- Original Message -----
>
> > So I guess Meade has been trying to get a functional product out of it
>ever
> > since.
> > The word "Gordion" is a variant spelling of Gordian, as in "Gordian
>Knot".
> > My how appropriate.
> > -John


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