some tips to remember:
- carry a water bottle around. i forget how much coffee i drink at conference, and how few my visits to water fountains.
- talk more research with people. i talked a fair deal of math, but this was often the result of asking "what is your research about?" it was worthwhile to ask, and in the future i'll also keep asking, just to know more about my colleagues.
however, i suspect that to do well in the forthcoming years, i might have to become more mercenary.
- i learned about the ana1ysis on fra¢ta1s, as studied by several researchers in the northeast. these guys don't mess around. perhaps i'll say more about this, another day.
- i saw old friends from michigan and old acquaintances from previous conferences. often these meetings have a feeling of a reunion, about them.
- my talk went smoothly --though i went over; then again, so did many others
-- and i received good comments and questions about it. nonetheless, it would be nice to talk about something new. - everyone is fascinated by my laptop, desdemona. apparently the a$us e3 p¢ is a crowd-winner.
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I described Desdemona to J@#i as soon as I got back. Should have taken a picture too.
huh. i would have spelled it j@ñi. the phonetics would be completely wrong, but the idea is typography, after all. j@ni would have also been fine.
you would be spelled 1e0nid, of course, and t0ma$z and tadεu$z are self-explanatory.
if i find my digital camera and if you really want to show j@ni a photo, i might take one and send it to you.
"n is a #" -- Erdos
On a second thought, there is no need to send a photo. Just bring Desdemona to the March conference. Ж)
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