Transcript University of Minnesota 11-14 February 2007
University of Minnesota 11-14 February 2007
Thanks to our Hosts
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Steve Cawley, Vice President and CIO Shih-Pau Yen, Deputy CIO John Miller, Director, Networking & Telecommunications Services
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Myron Lowe, Director, External Technology Initiatives
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David Farmer, Network Engineer
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Other Thanks!
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Program Committee Bill Wing Dale Finkelson Dave Reese David Farmer Doug Pearson Donna Lamore Eric Boyd Jim Williams
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Joe Metzger John Kristoff Kevin Oberman Mark Poepping Michael Lambert Mike Collins Paul Love William Johnston
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And Finally Thanks Also
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Angi Sizemore
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Ben Chinowsky
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Ben Fineman Chris Masullo Elaine Lauerman George Brett John Krienke Marie Modrell Mike LaHaye Traci Downey
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Meeting Notes
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Welcome Reception Monday 6:00-8:00 PM at the Radisson University Hotel PGP Key Signing at 7:15 Break out sessions over extended lunch today, tomorrow, Wednesday (BoFs, Vendors Soup) Other Sessions/Meetings
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Tuesday Evening BoFs
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Wednesday Afternoon ESCC and other meetings
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Lightning Talks
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Presented at the end of the Agenda on Wednesday 5 Minute talks on the subject of your choosing Submit your talk title and abstract to
[email protected]
by Noon Tuesday. The review committee will let presenters know by 6pm if they have been selected. Slides (if any) are due by 9:30 am Wednesday
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Joint Techs Evaluation Please fill out the on-line evaluation linked off the Madison JT main web page
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Past & Future Workshops
Future Meetings
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Summer 2007: July 15-19, Fermi Lab (outside Chicago)
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Winter 2008: Jan 20-24, Honolulu, HI (Joint with APAN) Summer 2008: TBD, Lincoln, NE Winter 2009: TBD, College Station, TX
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