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Author: Josh Watson
Date: Wed, 02 Oct 1996 00:00

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Is there anyone out there who attended the AMS broadcast conference in 
June in Boston?  I have a list of model biases that were presented there, 
but I lost the header information that contained the email address of the 
sender, as well as info on who actually presented this stuff at the 
conference.  If anyone knows who I am looking for, please drop me an 
email message.

Thanks!
-- 
Josh Watson -- Meteorologist & Grad Student      
watson@metvax.cit.cornell.edu
1126 Bradfield Hall
Cornell University, Ithaca, NY   
    
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"One day you're a hero, next day you're a clown."
ELO -- "21st Century Man"

Re: AMS Broadcast Conference last June ...

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Author: Josh Watson
Date: Wed, 02 Oct 1996 00:00

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In article <52so6b$7lk@newsstand.cit.cornell.edu>, 
watson@metvax.cit.cornell.edu says...
>
>Is there anyone out there who attended the AMS broadcast conference in 
>June in Boston?  I have a list of model biases that were presented 
there, 
>but I lost the header information that contained the email address of 
the 
>sender, as well as info on who actually presented this stuff at the 
>conference.  If anyone knows who I am looking for, please drop me an 
>email message.
>
>Thanks!
>-- 
>Josh Watson -- Meteorologist & Grad Student      
>watson@metvax.cit.cornell.edu
>1126 Bradfield Hall
>Cornell University, Ithaca, NY   
>    
>=================================================
>"One day you're a hero, next day you're a clown."
>ELO -- "21st Century Man"
>

My original post gave the impression that I had a negative view of the 
list, which I don't.  In fact, I plan to present that material here at 
Cornell at an informal seminar on Friday, so a speedy reply would be most 
appreciated!  I wanted to know so I could find out some of the 
references, so I could get some numbers to associate with the biases :)  
-- 
Josh Watson -- Meteorologist & Grad Student

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