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Re: Membership
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>> She added that COBOL was a dead language...
>
>I heard that in my Java class last semester... funny - the code still
>compiles and runs, people still use it. And shockingly for the Java
>boosters, COBOL has lots of nifty features. I was very good in class though.
> I didn't do any 'compare and contrast' stuff between languages. I could
>have compared EVALUATE to it's enemic Java equivalent though - what was it?
>struct? Actually [...]43_7Mar200306:47:[log in to unmask]
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Denys, I can't understand why you're misunderstanding my original statement,
which includes "...Sol Symp & HPWorld, at which there actually ARE at least
a few HP3000-relevant presentations".

Yes, the SolSymp really IS HP3000 related, and IMHO has far greater value
that HPWorld, which vendors are obligated to attend if only due to
tradition.

Thanks for airing this year's SolSymp agenda, but please desist with the
combative stance?

TIA

Tracy Pierce

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Denys Beauchemin [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
> Sent: Friday, March 07, 2003 9:28 AM
> To: [log in to unmask]
> Subject: Re: Membership
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> A week or so back, Tracy Pierce was complaining about:
>  "...BTW I'm also an Interex member, which actually costs
> money.  Other than
> getting me a better entry price for the Solutions Symposium
> and HPWorld, at which there actually ARE at least a few
> HP3000-relevant
> presentations, it's pretty hard to justify, as we (the
> GGBHTD) thus I don't stand to benefit from anything positive
> about Interex,
> specifically the SIG-to-HP relationships.
> Tracy Pierce"
>
> I looked at the agenda for the upcoming Solutions Symposium
> in Valley Forge later this month and in San Jose next month.  I should
> say there are a few "HP3000-relevant presentations," in fact,
> there are a lot.  All of the agenda is dedicated to the HP e3000.
> There is information there for people who are considering
> migrating or are in the process of migrating and there is
> also a lot of
> information for the folks who are homesteading, especially on
> how to set up for the long term.
>
> Here is a list of the speakers who will be there.
>
> >From HP:
> Dave Wilde
> Alvina Nishimoto
> Jeff Vance
> Jeff Bandle
> Kevin Cooper
> Mark Bixby
> Marty Poniatowski
> Ross McDonald
>
> And here is a list of the non-HP speaker
> Alan Yeo
> Birket Foster
> Chuck Edgin
> David Thatcher
> Dirk Steyaert
> Donna Faudree
> Duane Percox
> Gunnar Fredlund
> Ira Baxter
> Jeanette Nutsford
> Jeff Kubler
> John Middleveen
> John Murphy
> Joy Crenshaw
> John Paolello
> Jon Backus
> Ken Robertson
> Lee Tsai
> Les Johnson
> Michael Dixon
> Michael Marxmeir
> Nick Fortin
> Paul Edwards
> Rich Trapp
> Scott Pierson
> Sven Akkermans
> Wm. Matthew Street
>
> Look at that list and tell me again there is no HP e3000
> content here.  These people will be covering all future
> options for the HP
> 3000 users.  If you want to find out more, I would suggest
> you go to www.interex.org.  Certainly if Interex has missed something,
> you still have time to tell them.
>
>
> Denys
>
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