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Subject: [aclug-L] Re: December meeting?
From: Kirk Lancaster <lancaster@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 8 Dec 2004 10:24:48 -0600
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On Wednesday 08 December 2004 09:30 am, Clint Brubakken wrote:
> Justin Pence wrote:
> >I decided to crawl out of the woodwork and meet other GNU/Linux users in
> >my area, and you're slimming down due to lack of interest? That sucks!
>
> I think were as slimmed as were going to get. We have a core group of
> people that attend most every meeting. The big problem we have is with
> presentations. Finding something of interest, that someone is willing to
> present.

I gave a math talk at the ANU (Australian National University) on 
October 28 and I will be giving it to the math dept. in the spring.  
The talk consists (mostly) of figures created with xfig and 
exported as combined PS/Latex figures from xfig.  If anyone 
wants to hear the talk or discuss using xfig and latex to give 
a "scientific" talk, I am willing to speak.  
By the way, the "presentation" technology in the WSU math. 
dept. is much more abundant  and somewhat more advanced 
than was apparent at the math dept. at ANU.  When you 
consider that ANU is rated as one of the top 50 universities in 
the world, it makes one wonder.  "Everyone" at ANU math used 
Macs.  (The thin client Sun network also exists.  I used a WSU 
math Centrino laptop, set up a static IP, plugged in the ethernet 
cable and avoided their netwok.  ANU has no firewall or filtering.) 
 

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