Didier Verna <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > David Kastrup <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> I've just noticed that the CfP for abstracts in BachoTeX is due in two >> weeks or so, full paper at end of month. curve sounds like it could be >> interesting to an international audience, too. > > Thanks for the sollicitation (and thanks for your personal message > BTW). Unfortunately, things are pretty hectic over here (just as last > year, same period :-(): I have the Lisp workshop to set up, papers > reviewing for the Lisp symposium and far too many others things to do to > be able to write anything in one month.
If you give an informal notice what you are planning to talk about, I am pretty sure that things can be made to fit (the organizers are really great). I am not really good at providing things in time myself. I remember one time where I mentioned on arrival that there was another thing I would like to talk about, and it got fit into the schedule more or less on-demand, the same or next evening. Even if you don't think you can manage to prepare a talk of your own, think about attending if you can fit it into your personal schedule/travel plans. It is actually even a good environment for working in peace on some topic requiring continuous attention, and works rather well as a nothing-to-care-about recluse. I've attended more or less yearly even when I had no excuse to let somebody else pay the bills. > I still have last year's idea in a corner of my brain though. Do you > know when Cork is taking place usually ? Cork ist not a recurring conference. This year's TUG Europe conference is there (fc <URL:http://www.ucc.ie/en/tug2008/call/>) on July 21st-24th, closing date for abstracts Apr. 30th. I'll likely skip Cork myself, though. All the best, -- David Kastrup _______________________________________________ auctex-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/auctex-devel
