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[Presentation] ATM: Not Just A Type of Bank Machine Anymore

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From: Samuel Lam
Date: Sun, 18 Aug 1996 00:00
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In article <4v5u24$h3g@morgoth.sfu.ca> in bc.unix,
vanepp@sfu.ca (Peter Van Epp) wrote:


  		Announcement of an EnglishBayLISA meeting

	Date  : Wednesday Aug 21 1996   (the third Wednesday of the month)
	Place : Broadband Solutions Corp.
	        701 West Georgia Street, Suite 1000
	        Vancouver, B.C.

                10th floor of the IBM Tower at the northwest corner of
                the intersection at Gerogia and Granville in Vancouver.

	Time  : 7:30 PM  Note: please be prompt, the building is secured and
	        you not be able to get in after 7:30.

	Topic : ATM: Not Just A Type of Bank Machine Anymore
		Peter Van Epp, Simon Fraser University

	This talk is on the advantages of ATM as a networking technology using
our site as an example.

	It is part of the Invited Talk track at the Usenix LISA conference in 
Chicago next month. If you are interested in seeing the full LISA program
send me email.

	EnglishBayLISA is an informal group of local Unix system administrators
that meet monthly to discuss topics of interest. Admission is free and open
to all that are interested.
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From: skl@news.ScalableNetwork.com (Samuel Lam)
Subject: [Presentation] ATM: Not Just A Type of Bank Machine Anymore
Date: 1996/08/18
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summary: EnglishBayLISA meeting this Wednesday
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