> toni, i'm in washington, dc and will send a longer message tonight when i
> have more time, but check the guidelines for submitting papers to figure
> out what the rules are. i can't remember but will forward them if/when i
I checked them when concluding the friday13.html. They are well put up on
the ISOC website. There was some about the layout etc. but the difficulty
I have is the length. The 8 pages they/you are asking for vs. the 40 I
have is not a small difference.
One purpose of this paper is to show some of the spectrum of topics that I
could present. Based on the feedback I could then choose something
specific to concentrate on or try to work the thing as a whole .. or
something?
At least a lot of feedback I've received from people who I don't know that
well before has been that I shouldn't cut anything away at this point. If
I, as an amateur, try to shorten the text I might take something essential
away so that it would never show up to you there. Do you agree?
An abstract would be in a place anyway .. although the (automatically
generated) table of contents shows it quite well?
I didn't have any printing credits nor money to buy them so I couldn't
have the text on paper before but yesterday I borrowed some I have it now.
Paper always brings out mistakes and other weaknessess so it's quite
important. I also have Don's book now! Some sociology student friends of
mine, by the way, were quite interested in both prints as I showed them
yesterday.
> sorry your friend was arrested (there should be a greeting card for this
> situation), but i think yur message reflected the mood of one who has been
> partying for many hours and has not had much food or sleep. am i correct ?
> :-)
I wonder what the greeting card would say?-)
You are absolutely correct about the situation. Monday is an echo of the
weekend. Especially when you make notes during the Sunday-rest and write
them the next day trying to create the same atmosphere. We did go to the
Sauna, ate well and slept well afterwars :) (intentionaly typo?)
Looking forward to your comments,
trying to figure out mine.
(but first I need to scan some pictures .. wonder how to include them?)
((yes i know the fig1 fig2 fig3 thing was explained in the guide))
Thanks once again for your time,
can't tell you how I appreciate it.
~Toni