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Looking for a ResNet 2002 Presentation Idea?
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Darrin Printy)
Tue Jan 29 13:26:17 2002
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Date: Tue, 29 Jan 2002 12:14:12 -0600
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From: Darrin Printy <dprinty@STCLOUDSTATE.EDU>
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Can't think of a good topic for a presentation? Here is some help. As many of you know, the Doc Fair is a popular part of the ResNet Symposium each year. Not only is it a great place to "hang-out" with friends while picking up some good stuff to take with you as a memento of the occasion, but also, it's a great place to unload all of last years leftovers. Remember the Doc Fair motto "One persons trash is another persons treasure". This year, we are accepting items for the Doc Fair earlier than ever before. So, before you say "no" to the possibility of presenting this year, pull out some of your current and past documentation and reminisce about how your ResNet program has changed over the last year or two. This might help you to come up with an idea for presenting. Next, get a student worker to collect the rest of your tangible resources (training guides, videos, user guides, install CD's, etc.) and have them shipped to Buffalo. The Doc Fair...recycling at its finest.!
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Don't delay, ship it today...
Ship To:
Documentation Fair, ResNet 2002 Conference
c/o Valerie Priester
Documentation Coordinator
ASCIT
University at Buffalo
228 Computing Center
Buffalo, NY 14260
To submit presentation proposals: http://resnet2002.buffalo.edu/programs.html
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