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Thu, 10 Jul 1997 00:00
Silicon Beach Expo (http://www.nuc.net/expo))
Author: Scott Jackson
Date: Thu, 10 Jul 1997 00:00
Date: Thu, 10 Jul 1997 00:00
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PRESS RELEASE The Fort Walton Beach Florida Chamber of Commerce is presenting its second annual "Silicon Beach" Internet and Information Technology Expo on Oct 10-12 at the Holiday Inn on Okaloosa Island. Co-sponsors are Northwest Florida Daily News, Sprint, Microsoft, WFGX TV, Gateway2000 Computers, Cellular One, Okaloosa County Tourist Development Council, Okaloosa County Economic Development Council, SouthTrust Bank, UWF Small Business Development Center and the Holiday Inn. The expo will feature seminars and exhibits by Internet service providers, on-line businesses, educational technology, multimedia, Web designers, Electronic Data Interchange, wireless technology, cellular, and financial transaction specialists. Featured presenters include Rep Jerry Melvin and a Vice President of Cirrus Logic, a Silicon Valley semiconductor company. There will be an Internet scavenger hunt and drawings for prizes. The focus of the expo is helping the community, businesses and schools keep pace with information technology and the Internet. Admission is $3 per adult for all three days. K-12 teachers and students are free. Sponsors still invited, especially for school booths. For more information contact Christine Yancey at the chamber at 850-244-8191 or visit the expo's web site (http://www.nuc.net/expo). END OF PRESS RELEASE Fort Walton Beach was recently selected as one of the top ten cities to live in by Money Magazine. To see the review go to this address: http://cgi.pathfinder.com/@@ZezgUQUANNayJHLu/cgi-bin/Money/cgi/citypages.cgi?city=FORTW_FL
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