There were many steps that went into the production of the online version of Dr. Seaborg's lecture, My Service with Ten Presidents. First, the lecture was videotaped at LBNL's Open House on October 28, 1995. The videotaped version of the lecture was then transcribed and broken up into sections to put into html format. The next step was adding the most important part of the website; the photographs. The slides that Dr. Seaborg has been using in his lecture for years were scanned and stored in LBNL's Image Library. From there the images were then linked to this document to bring the wonderful stories of his years advising the presidents, to life.

If you click on the photos you will get a larger version of the photo. If you click on the captions, you will get the photo credits whenever they are known.

Acknowledgement for the production of this online document goes to the following people and groups who put in their time, energy, and ideas to it's completion.

• Bill Johnston - The Leader of the Imaging and Distributed Computing Group, whose idea it was to make Dr. Seaborg's lectures available to the world.
• Mary Thompson - The implementor of the Image Library software.
• Ben Peters - The creator and designer of this web document, manager of transcribing Dr. Seaborg's lecture.
• Georgia Fujikawa - Assisted in design of the web document.
• Carole Logie for finding the right slides from Dr. Seaborg's extensive slide archives.
• Tammy Cambell and Alma Peterson of the Photo Lab - for the digitizing of Dr. Seaborg's many slides.
• Dr. Glenn T. Seaborg - for generously working with the editor of this document to add additional comments and clarification and most importantly for living a brilliant life.

An honorable mention to these people whose help was greatly appreciated:
Gizella Kapus, Rachel Starbuck, Yulah Sun, Sherrill Whyte and Kristin Balder-Froid.

Ben Peters, July, 1997