So, good luck to you all...
Best Regards
2005/12/3, Chris Case <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
As the head of the Precursors project, I am very interested in possibly giving a talk, and/or explaining what how we use CS/CEL, and it's capabilities. (I could very well work up the entire presentation in the next week, or so, and give you a preliminary outline.) However, living in the USA, and being poor college students, I don't think that we will be able to attend, in person. I was wondering if there would be the possibility of doing some sort of telecast, or something equally geeky that would allow us to give a presentation without physically being there? In fact, I would be willing to organize something here in the USA for all CS users who would like to see the conference, or be a part of it without going to germany. Even if we can't give a presentation, I would love to see a webcast of some sort, since it could be used as a nice promo for CS/CEL. These are just my random thoughts that I figured I'd throw out there.
--Chris--On 12/1/05, Jorrit Tyberghein < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:On 12/1/05, Manolo Padrón Martínez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi:
>
> First of all I think that is a great idea!
>
> We (The team of Cavacan project and me) think that we will be able to go to
> the conference. Two of us are sure that will go, the rest is still thinking
> about it. Also we could show a little demo of the project if you wish (there
> are new screenshots of the final version in the cs website).
>
> Are there something about where we could sleep? :) It would be great if we
> could get something (a program, poster or something like that) before the
> conference (the university pay the journey if we demostrated where we will
> go).
We are still busy planning all that. When I have more details I will
put it all on the CS site.
Greetings,
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