Re: [IAEP] NYSCATE - Nov 2009 in Rochester NY

[Caroline Meeks]

Here is a draft of a 3 hour Sugar Workshop description.  Writiing Credits to
Walter and Caryl.

any thoughts or comments?

thanks,
Caroline

On Tue, May 5, 2009 at 12:38 PM, Karlie Robinson <
karlie_robin...@webpath.net> wrote:

> Good afternoon everyone.
> Charles Profitt has me thinking a lot about he New York State
> Association for Computers and Technologies in Education Trade show in
> Rochester NY, November 22-24, 2009.  As Chas explains, if technology
> isn't pitched at NYSCATE, it won't even be on the radar for districts in
> NY State.
> While I could complete the RFP for a 1 hour talk, I'd like to do
> something spectacular if we could.
> So would anyone like to come to Rochester with your XOs and help lead a
> 3 or 6 hour hands on session?  If so, what should we present for 3 hours?
> I need ideas!
>
> Thanks in advance for your help,
> Karlie
>
>
>
> links
>
> Past presentations:
> http://nyscate.wikispaces.com/1-Hour+Sessions+2008
>
> Submit a presentation (RFP)
> http://www.nyscate.org/conferences.cfm?subpage=361
>
> General Information:
> http://www.nyscate.org/conferences.cfm?subpage=321
>
>
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Sugar Teacher Workshop Description.rtf
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Re: [IAEP] NYSCATE - Nov 2009 in Rochester NY

[Stephen Jacobs]

last time I talked to the NYSCATE folks I had a booth for the RIT game  
dept again this year.  Last year and this year I will be showcasing  
our OLPC efforts in that booth and am happy to use it to support the  
efforts in any way I can.
Sent from my iPhone

On Jun 1, 2009, at 7:50 AM, "Karlie Robinson"  wrote:

> Caroline Meeks wrote:
>> Hi Karlie,
>>
>> Its looking like Rochester is going to be a hotbed of Sugar  
>> development.  We are hoping to co-locate a Sugar conference with  
>> NYSCATE.
>>
>> Given that I think we should really go for it on in terms of  
>> presentations.  My thought is lets propose two hands on 3 hour  
>> workshops.  Using Sugar in the Elementary School Classroom and  
>> another specializing in Using Sugar in Math Instruction. Lets also  
>> sign up for a 1 hour lecture format session on Sugar.
>>
>> Who else is going to be there? Is there someone from Math4 group  
>> who can be Presentor 1 for the Math Class?
>>
> Of course I'll be in town and I've done a 50 minute presentation on  
> Math4 at Ithaca EdTech day and Bar Camp Rochester[1].  I was the one  
> who got everyone going on Math4 in Rochester (Fedora XO donation to  
> RIT and liaison work).
> We also have Steve Jacobs the RIT professor who ran with my  
> suggestion to teach Open Source development.
> And last but not least, Fred Grose who'll be overseeing the RIT Co- 
> ops this summer, Wiki Magician, and the guy who's been beyond  
> helpful filling in our knowledge gaps concerning OLPC and Sugar Labs.
> Steve and Fred were also the driving force behind an OLPC Grass  
> Roots group in Rochester.  I just happened to come to the first  
> meeting as a Fedora-OLPC SIG rep.  The rest is kismet.  (Rochester  
> NY is a hot bed for FOSS to begin with LUG of Rochester is one of  
> the oldest Linux User Groups in the world running continuously for  
> 15 years)
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Re: [IAEP] NYSCATE - Nov 2009 in Rochester NY

[Karlie Robinson]

I can do the Sugar for Math if you like.  Unless there's a heavier 
hitter.  I don't mind talking in front of a group.  In fact I was an 
instructor with the American Red Cross for a number of years so I don't 
have much stage fright

I could modify my EdTech day talk fairly easily. 

Notes and PDF (last link) at 
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/User:Webpath/EdTech

Caroline Meeks wrote:
> Ok so we have 3 Presentations and 3 Slots for each to fill in.
>
> http://www.nyscate.org/conference_rfp.cfm?confid=27
>
> 1. General Hands-on Sugar for Learning
>
> * Presenter 1:  Caroline Meeks
> * Presenter 2:
> * Presider:
>
> 2. Sugar for Math Hands On
>
> * Presenter 1: 
> * Presenter 2: Caroline Meeks
> * Presider:
>
> 3. 50 Minute Introduction to Sugar
>
> * Presenter 1: 
> * Presenter 2:
> * Presider:  Caroline Meeks ?
>
> I'm not a big stand up and do the powerpoint person. Perhaps Steve 
> Jabobs, who does this format of lecture for a living would be a good 
> 50-minute lecture presenter choice.  By November I will have probably 
> done 2 or 3 at least hands on workshops so I'm happy to help with those. 
>
> That being said, I think the more different names we can put up the 
> more chances we have to have additional slots.  So please people 
> volunteer.  Also if someone has another 50 minute presentation topic 
> they think would be of interest to teachers, if we have more 
> presentors we can have more talks.  I also think that specific talks 
> can be more interesting then general introductions.  Perhaps "Using 
> Sugar to support teaching 4th Grade Math"
>
> Thanks,
> Caroline
>
>
>
> On Mon, Jun 1, 2009 at 7:51 AM, Karlie Robinson 
> mailto:karlie_robin...@webpath.net>> wrote:
>
> Caroline Meeks wrote:
>
> Hi Karlie,
>
> Its looking like Rochester is going to be a hotbed of Sugar
> development.  We are hoping to co-locate a Sugar conference
> with NYSCATE.
>
> Given that I think we should really go for it on in terms of
> presentations.  My thought is lets propose two hands on 3 hour
> workshops.  Using Sugar in the Elementary School Classroom and
> another specializing in Using Sugar in Math Instruction. Lets
> also sign up for a 1 hour lecture format session on Sugar.
>
> Who else is going to be there? Is there someone from Math4
> group who can be Presentor 1 for the Math Class?
>
> Of course I'll be in town and I've done a 50 minute presentation
> on Math4 at Ithaca EdTech day and Bar Camp Rochester[1].  I was
> the one who got everyone going on Math4 in Rochester (Fedora XO
> donation to RIT and liaison work).
> We also have Steve Jacobs the RIT professor who ran with my
> suggestion to teach Open Source development.
> And last but not least, Fred Grose who'll be overseeing the RIT
> Co-ops this summer, Wiki Magician, and the guy who's been beyond
> helpful filling in our knowledge gaps concerning OLPC and Sugar Labs.
> Steve and Fred were also the driving force behind an OLPC Grass
> Roots group in Rochester.  I just happened to come to the first
> meeting as a Fedora-OLPC SIG rep.  The rest is kismet.  (Rochester
> NY is a hot bed for FOSS to begin with LUG of Rochester is one of
> the oldest Linux User Groups in the world running continuously for
> 15 years)
>
>
>
>
> -- 
> Caroline Meeks
> Solution Grove
> carol...@solutiongrove.com
>
> 617-500-3488 - Office
> 505-213-3268 - Fax
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Re: [IAEP] NYSCATE - Nov 2009 in Rochester NY

[Caroline Meeks]

Ok so we have 3 Presentations and 3 Slots for each to fill in.

http://www.nyscate.org/conference_rfp.cfm?confid=27

1. General Hands-on Sugar for Learning

   - Presenter 1:  Caroline Meeks
   - Presenter 2:
   - Presider:

2. Sugar for Math Hands On


   - Presenter 1:
   - Presenter 2: Caroline Meeks
   - Presider:

3. 50 Minute Introduction to Sugar


   - Presenter 1:
   - Presenter 2:
   - Presider:  Caroline Meeks ?

I'm not a big stand up and do the powerpoint person. Perhaps Steve Jabobs,
who does this format of lecture for a living would be a good 50-minute
lecture presenter choice.  By November I will have probably done 2 or 3 at
least hands on workshops so I'm happy to help with those.

That being said, I think the more different names we can put up the more
chances we have to have additional slots.  So please people volunteer.  Also
if someone has another 50 minute presentation topic they think would be of
interest to teachers, if we have more presentors we can have more talks.  I
also think that specific talks can be more interesting then general
introductions.  Perhaps "Using Sugar to support teaching 4th Grade Math"

Thanks,
Caroline



On Mon, Jun 1, 2009 at 7:51 AM, Karlie Robinson  wrote:

> Caroline Meeks wrote:
>
>> Hi Karlie,
>>
>> Its looking like Rochester is going to be a hotbed of Sugar development.
>>  We are hoping to co-locate a Sugar conference with NYSCATE.
>>
>> Given that I think we should really go for it on in terms of
>> presentations.  My thought is lets propose two hands on 3 hour workshops.
>>  Using Sugar in the Elementary School Classroom and another specializing in
>> Using Sugar in Math Instruction. Lets also sign up for a 1 hour lecture
>> format session on Sugar.
>>
>> Who else is going to be there? Is there someone from Math4 group who can
>> be Presentor 1 for the Math Class?
>>
>>  Of course I'll be in town and I've done a 50 minute presentation on Math4
> at Ithaca EdTech day and Bar Camp Rochester[1].  I was the one who got
> everyone going on Math4 in Rochester (Fedora XO donation to RIT and liaison
> work).
> We also have Steve Jacobs the RIT professor who ran with my suggestion to
> teach Open Source development.
> And last but not least, Fred Grose who'll be overseeing the RIT Co-ops this
> summer, Wiki Magician, and the guy who's been beyond helpful filling in our
> knowledge gaps concerning OLPC and Sugar Labs.
> Steve and Fred were also the driving force behind an OLPC Grass Roots group
> in Rochester.  I just happened to come to the first meeting as a Fedora-OLPC
> SIG rep.  The rest is kismet.  (Rochester NY is a hot bed for FOSS to begin
> with LUG of Rochester is one of the oldest Linux User Groups in the world
> running continuously for 15 years)
>



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Re: [IAEP] NYSCATE - Nov 2009 in Rochester NY

[Karlie Robinson]

Kevin Cole wrote:
> On Sun, May 31, 2009 at 21:50, Caroline Meeks  wrote:
>
>   
>> Its looking like Rochester is going to be a hotbed of Sugar development.  We
>> are hoping to co-locate a Sugar conference with NYSCATE.
>> 
>
> Using "hotbed" and Rochester (especially when November is part of the
> context) is a high crime. ;-)
>   

Oh Come on, it won't even be high season for snow yet.  We're still 
getting rain in November and if it does snow it won't be that much.  
Besides if any DPW can deal with a little snow it's ours. 

If you need someone who's not going to freak out driving in snow, just 
give me a call and I'll make sure you all arrive safely. 

> Just an FYI for forgetful folks like me: Nov 22-24 would be
> Thanksgiving week, no?  Make travel arrangements EARLY!
>
>   
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Re: [IAEP] NYSCATE - Nov 2009 in Rochester NY

[Karlie Robinson]

Caroline Meeks wrote:
> Hi Karlie,
>
> Its looking like Rochester is going to be a hotbed of Sugar 
> development.  We are hoping to co-locate a Sugar conference with NYSCATE.
>
> Given that I think we should really go for it on in terms of 
> presentations.  My thought is lets propose two hands on 3 hour 
> workshops.  Using Sugar in the Elementary School Classroom and another 
> specializing in Using Sugar in Math Instruction. Lets also sign up for 
> a 1 hour lecture format session on Sugar.
>
> Who else is going to be there? Is there someone from Math4 group who 
> can be Presentor 1 for the Math Class?
>
Of course I'll be in town and I've done a 50 minute presentation on 
Math4 at Ithaca EdTech day and Bar Camp Rochester[1].  I was the one who 
got everyone going on Math4 in Rochester (Fedora XO donation to RIT and 
liaison work). 

We also have Steve Jacobs the RIT professor who ran with my suggestion 
to teach Open Source development. 

And last but not least, Fred Grose who'll be overseeing the RIT Co-ops 
this summer, Wiki Magician, and the guy who's been beyond helpful 
filling in our knowledge gaps concerning OLPC and Sugar Labs. 

Steve and Fred were also the driving force behind an OLPC Grass Roots 
group in Rochester.  I just happened to come to the first meeting as a 
Fedora-OLPC SIG rep.  The rest is kismet.  (Rochester NY is a hot bed 
for FOSS to begin with LUG of Rochester is one of the oldest Linux User 
Groups in the world running continuously for 15 years)
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Re: [IAEP] NYSCATE - Nov 2009 in Rochester NY

[Kevin Cole]

On Sun, May 31, 2009 at 21:50, Caroline Meeks  wrote:

> Its looking like Rochester is going to be a hotbed of Sugar development.  We
> are hoping to co-locate a Sugar conference with NYSCATE.

Using "hotbed" and Rochester (especially when November is part of the
context) is a high crime. ;-)

Just an FYI for forgetful folks like me: Nov 22-24 would be
Thanksgiving week, no?  Make travel arrangements EARLY!

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Re: [IAEP] NYSCATE - Nov 2009 in Rochester NY

[David Farning]

On Sun, May 31, 2009 at 8:50 PM, Caroline Meeks  wrote:
> Hi Karlie,



> Its looking like Rochester is going to be a hotbed of Sugar development.  We
> are hoping to co-locate a Sugar conference with NYSCATE.

I talked to the NYSCATE organizers late last week.  Once they get over
the shock of a bunch of Sugar contributors wanting to come to the
_teachers_ to see what they want, and need, from a Learning Platform,
I think things will go really well!

david

> Given that I think we should really go for it on in terms of presentations.
> My thought is lets propose two hands on 3 hour workshops.  Using Sugar in
> the Elementary School Classroom and another specializing in Using Sugar in
> Math Instruction. Lets also sign up for a 1 hour lecture format session on
> Sugar.
>
> Who else is going to be there? Is there someone from Math4 group who can be
> Presentor 1 for the Math Class?
>
> Thanks,
> Caroline
>
>
>
> On Tue, May 5, 2009 at 12:38 PM, Karlie Robinson
>  wrote:
>>
>> Good afternoon everyone.
>> Charles Profitt has me thinking a lot about he New York State
>> Association for Computers and Technologies in Education Trade show in
>> Rochester NY, November 22-24, 2009.  As Chas explains, if technology
>> isn't pitched at NYSCATE, it won't even be on the radar for districts in
>> NY State.
>> While I could complete the RFP for a 1 hour talk, I'd like to do
>> something spectacular if we could.
>> So would anyone like to come to Rochester with your XOs and help lead a
>> 3 or 6 hour hands on session?  If so, what should we present for 3 hours?
>> I need ideas!
>>
>> Thanks in advance for your help,
>> Karlie
>>
>>
>>
>> links
>>
>> Past presentations:
>> http://nyscate.wikispaces.com/1-Hour+Sessions+2008
>>
>> Submit a presentation (RFP)
>> http://www.nyscate.org/conferences.cfm?subpage=361
>>
>> General Information:
>> http://www.nyscate.org/conferences.cfm?subpage=321
>>
>>
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>
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Re: [IAEP] NYSCATE - Nov 2009 in Rochester NY

[Caroline Meeks]

Hi Karlie,

Its looking like Rochester is going to be a hotbed of Sugar development.  We
are hoping to co-locate a Sugar conference with NYSCATE.

Given that I think we should really go for it on in terms of presentations.
My thought is lets propose two hands on 3 hour workshops.  Using Sugar in
the Elementary School Classroom and another specializing in Using Sugar in
Math Instruction. Lets also sign up for a 1 hour lecture format session on
Sugar.

Who else is going to be there? Is there someone from Math4 group who can be
Presentor 1 for the Math Class?

Thanks,
Caroline



On Tue, May 5, 2009 at 12:38 PM, Karlie Robinson <
karlie_robin...@webpath.net> wrote:

> Good afternoon everyone.
> Charles Profitt has me thinking a lot about he New York State
> Association for Computers and Technologies in Education Trade show in
> Rochester NY, November 22-24, 2009.  As Chas explains, if technology
> isn't pitched at NYSCATE, it won't even be on the radar for districts in
> NY State.
> While I could complete the RFP for a 1 hour talk, I'd like to do
> something spectacular if we could.
> So would anyone like to come to Rochester with your XOs and help lead a
> 3 or 6 hour hands on session?  If so, what should we present for 3 hours?
> I need ideas!
>
> Thanks in advance for your help,
> Karlie
>
>
>
> links
>
> Past presentations:
> http://nyscate.wikispaces.com/1-Hour+Sessions+2008
>
> Submit a presentation (RFP)
> http://www.nyscate.org/conferences.cfm?subpage=361
>
> General Information:
> http://www.nyscate.org/conferences.cfm?subpage=321
>
>
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Re: [IAEP] NYSCATE - Nov 2009 in Rochester NY

[Karlie Robinson]

Kevin Cole wrote:
> On Tue, May 5, 2009 at 12:38, Karlie Robinson 
> mailto:karlie_robin...@webpath.net>> wrote:
>
> So would anyone like to come to Rochester with your XOs and help
> lead a
> 3 or 6 hour hands on session?  If so, what should we present for 3
> hours?
>
> No promises, but I might be able to use the opportunity to see friends 
> and family -- though November was one of the reasons I left, the 
> others being December, January, February and often March. ;-)
>
Thanks, Kevin. 

I hope to start getting our ducks in a row over the next couple of 
weeks.  We'll most likely lead the charge on the Fourth Grade Math 
mailing list [1] as that's what I'm most familiar with as far as SL.o 
goes. 

~Karlie
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Re: [IAEP] NYSCATE - Nov 2009 in Rochester NY

[Kevin Cole]

On Tue, May 5, 2009 at 12:38, Karlie Robinson
wrote:

> Good afternoon everyone.
> Charles Profitt has me thinking a lot about he New York State
> Association for Computers and Technologies in Education Trade show in
> Rochester NY, November 22-24, 2009.  As Chas explains, if technology
> isn't pitched at NYSCATE, it won't even be on the radar for districts in
> NY State.
> While I could complete the RFP for a 1 hour talk, I'd like to do
> something spectacular if we could.
> So would anyone like to come to Rochester with your XOs and help lead a
> 3 or 6 hour hands on session?  If so, what should we present for 3 hours?

No promises, but I might be able to use the opportunity to see friends and
family -- though November was one of the reasons I left, the others being
December, January, February and often March. ;-)
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Re: [IAEP] NYSCATE - Nov 2009 in Rochester NY

[Karlie Robinson]

We have a meeting tentatively scheduled for the afternoon of May 18.  
When we firm things up, I'll post a note at 
http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/Math4Team/Meetings

At that point we'll have final projects from the RIT students and I 
should have more info on what's been made and/or what point things are 
at.  If needed I'll assign work teams to pick up where the RIT kids left 
off so we'll have activities in various forms of completion to show case. 

Some that will be ready for early tests and feedback, others that will 
be very rough around the edges. 

~Karlie

Caroline Meeks wrote:
> Hi Karlie,
>
> Walter and I are doing a talk at a similar show MassCUE (computer 
> using educators) Oct 28-29th. I think we are just signed up for a 1 
> hour talk.
>
> We will be doing 9 hours over 3 days of professional development using 
> an existing computer lab and SoaS in August in Worchester, MA.
>
> If you do a hands on session you could have people bring a laptop and 
> use SoaS.
>
> We should work together to create a 3-hour curriculum on using Sugar 
> in a math curriculum highlighting some of the results of your 4th 
> grade math project.  It would be great to take teachers through 
> examples of activities already aligned with curriculum standards to 
> making their own activities.
>
> What is the time frame on the 4th grade project?  When would be a good 
> time to look at results?
>
> Thanks!
> Caroline
>
> On Tue, May 5, 2009 at 12:38 PM, Karlie Robinson 
> mailto:karlie_robin...@webpath.net>> wrote:
>
> Good afternoon everyone.
> Charles Profitt has me thinking a lot about he New York State
> Association for Computers and Technologies in Education Trade show in
> Rochester NY, November 22-24, 2009.  As Chas explains, if technology
> isn't pitched at NYSCATE, it won't even be on the radar for
> districts in
> NY State.
> While I could complete the RFP for a 1 hour talk, I'd like to do
> something spectacular if we could.
> So would anyone like to come to Rochester with your XOs and help
> lead a
> 3 or 6 hour hands on session?  If so, what should we present for 3
> hours?
> I need ideas!
>
> Thanks in advance for your help,
> Karlie
>
>
>
> links
>
> Past presentations:
> http://nyscate.wikispaces.com/1-Hour+Sessions+2008
>
> Submit a presentation (RFP)
> http://www.nyscate.org/conferences.cfm?subpage=361
>
> General Information:
> http://www.nyscate.org/conferences.cfm?subpage=321
>
>
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>
>
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> carol...@solutiongrove.com
>
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Re: [IAEP] NYSCATE - Nov 2009 in Rochester NY

[Caroline Meeks]

Hi Karlie,

Walter and I are doing a talk at a similar show MassCUE (computer using
educators) Oct 28-29th. I think we are just signed up for a 1 hour talk.

We will be doing 9 hours over 3 days of professional development using an
existing computer lab and SoaS in August in Worchester, MA.

If you do a hands on session you could have people bring a laptop and use
SoaS.

We should work together to create a 3-hour curriculum on using Sugar in a
math curriculum highlighting some of the results of your 4th grade math
project.  It would be great to take teachers through examples of activities
already aligned with curriculum standards to making their own activities.

What is the time frame on the 4th grade project?  When would be a good time
to look at results?

Thanks!
Caroline

On Tue, May 5, 2009 at 12:38 PM, Karlie Robinson <
karlie_robin...@webpath.net> wrote:

> Good afternoon everyone.
> Charles Profitt has me thinking a lot about he New York State
> Association for Computers and Technologies in Education Trade show in
> Rochester NY, November 22-24, 2009.  As Chas explains, if technology
> isn't pitched at NYSCATE, it won't even be on the radar for districts in
> NY State.
> While I could complete the RFP for a 1 hour talk, I'd like to do
> something spectacular if we could.
> So would anyone like to come to Rochester with your XOs and help lead a
> 3 or 6 hour hands on session?  If so, what should we present for 3 hours?
> I need ideas!
>
> Thanks in advance for your help,
> Karlie
>
>
>
> links
>
> Past presentations:
> http://nyscate.wikispaces.com/1-Hour+Sessions+2008
>
> Submit a presentation (RFP)
> http://www.nyscate.org/conferences.cfm?subpage=361
>
> General Information:
> http://www.nyscate.org/conferences.cfm?subpage=321
>
>
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[IAEP] NYSCATE - Nov 2009 in Rochester NY

[Karlie Robinson]

Good afternoon everyone.
Charles Profitt has me thinking a lot about he New York State 
Association for Computers and Technologies in Education Trade show in 
Rochester NY, November 22-24, 2009.  As Chas explains, if technology 
isn't pitched at NYSCATE, it won't even be on the radar for districts in 
NY State.
While I could complete the RFP for a 1 hour talk, I'd like to do 
something spectacular if we could.
So would anyone like to come to Rochester with your XOs and help lead a 
3 or 6 hour hands on session?  If so, what should we present for 3 hours?
I need ideas!

Thanks in advance for your help,
Karlie



links

Past presentations:
http://nyscate.wikispaces.com/1-Hour+Sessions+2008

Submit a presentation (RFP)
http://www.nyscate.org/conferences.cfm?subpage=361

General Information:
http://www.nyscate.org/conferences.cfm?subpage=321


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