To: gsl@ai.mit.edu
Subject: *** GSL NOTICE ****
Date: Fri, 14 Apr 1995 11:11:21 -0400
From:: "Joanna L. Kulik"

"Bi Bim Bap: Architecture of a General-Purpose, Parallel, & Scalable GSL Dish"

			Arvind, Yonald, Sting,
	the grad students of CSG, and other 2nd floor types...


	As discussed in [1], millions of ARPA, DARPA, and FDA dollars
have been spent attempting to perfect complex, palatable GSL lunches,
with clean and scalable semantics.  Recent research efforts [2] have
demonstrated promising results.  Funding and research partnerships
with the FDA and No-Motor-oila [3], have led to novel advances in the
field.  An early proto-type of *Tc (built and tested in the second
author's kitchen), performed quite well. Tomorrow at 12:15, we plan to
demo the pHull system summarized in [4], exercising its ability to
deliver: bi bim bap, a popular Korean meal composed of rice, various
flavorfully prepared vegetables, sliced beef, egg, and a spicy pepper
sauce.  Our system permits vegetarians and spice-challenged
individuals to configure a healthy and satisfying meal for themselves.

References:

[1]	"Two Fundamental Issues in Scalable GSL Cooking"
		Arvind, Crocker, Lee
		Cooking Structures Group (CSG)
		MIT Lab for Cooking Sciences (LCS)

[2]	"Monsoon: Implementation of A General Purpose Parallel Food Processor"
		Papadopoulous, Krups

[3]	"*Tc: StarT cooking, The Next Generation in GSL Cooking"
		Arvind, Ang, Chiou, Picard, Kelloggs

[4]	"pHull: Confluent Computation and Consumption of GSL meals"
		Arvind, Nikhil, Childs