I was at the business meeting last year, such as it was. It didn't take
15 minutes, more like 3 minutes. They just voted by show of hands at
the start of the lecture. As I remember, last year all the incumbents
were re-elected - they had no-one running against them. It seemed as
though that
I have to agree with Ron again, that's twice this year, wow.
Ron Newman wrote:
> GBC/ACM meetings are always open to the public.
Yes, GBC/ACM meetings are very open, that's one of their recruiting
techniques; hold good meetings, let the public in, sell memberships at the
exits. ;-)
Good group
On Jun 11, 2004, at 11:21 PM, Dan Sugalski wrote:
Good question. So far as I know, it's open to the public. (I assumed
it was, at least, but I completely forgot to check)
GBC/ACM meetings are always open to the public.
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At 2:42 PM -0400 6/11/04, Tolkin, Steve wrote:
I believe that the technical portion of this,
i.e. the talk on Parrot by Dan, is open to the public.
(But I have not checked. Dan, do you know?)
Good question. So far as I know, it's open to the public. (I assumed
it was, at least, but I completely
I believe that the technical portion of this,
i.e. the talk on Parrot by Dan, is open to the public.
(But I have not checked. Dan, do you know?)
Steve
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