Thanks, George and NCKRI. I've always been frustrated that the
proceedings of the previous conferences in the series were allowed to
fall into the hands of commercial scientific publishers who priced
them for libraries and professionals, with the result that I own few
or none of them. The free PDF is great, and the layout is, for the
most part, fully commercial-quality. It's not just a concatenation of
files provided by the authors. I'll be having made a bound black-and-
white printout, but of course I'll also keep a copy of the PDF on
disk, because some fraction of the numerous color images really
require seeing the color for understanding. There are quite a few
papers about Texas.--Mixon
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