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To: prof.Hacky who wrote (30262)	4/25/2004 6:22:41 AM
From: carreraspyder	Respond to of 30916

4/28 -- net2phone/liberty media, etc. [not on ntop's website] Steve Greenberg (CEO, Net2Phone) Tony Werner (Senior Vice President and Chief Technical Officer, Liberty Media) Denver Telecom Professionals, "Voice-over-IP Goes Mainstream," Featuring speakers from ICG, Qwest, Liberty Media, Intrado, Vonage and Net2Phone. Covering topics like Internet telephony, cable and alternative service providers. 4:30 p.m., Hyatt Regency Downtown, 1750 Welton St. Information: 303-282-7978 or www.telpros.org/denver. Voice-over-IP Goes Mainstream Wednesday, Apr 28 2004 Hyatt Regency Downtown 1750 Welton Denver,CO 80202 ************ This promises to be an exciting and informative look at Voice-over-IP. Speakers from ICG, Qwest, Libery Media, Intrado, Vonage, and Net2Phone will cover such topics as Internet Telephony, IP/hosted PBX, Telco, Cable and Alternative service providers, and the Regulatory Environment. Event Agenda: 4:30 pm – 6:00 pm Product Demonstrations and Networking 6:00 pm – 7:45 pm - Program Keynote Address & Industry Overview – Mike Kallet, EVP & CTO, ICG Communications 1. State of VoIP – why so much attention now? 2. Describe the current VoIP environment 3. Overview of current and forthcoming VoIP standards 4. Where is VoIP technology headed? Case Study – An example of a “real world” VoIP deployment - Mike Shisko, Director of IT, Hitachi Consulting A Colorado Based company 1. Why install a VoIP? 2. Vendor selection and deployment process 3. Experiences, lessons learned and expected return on investment Panel Discussion - Overview and direction of VoIP Market and Technology Topics – regulatory environment, market environment, services & technology, current and emerging opportunities Moderator - Jim Keenan, VP Sales, Intrado Executive Panel Joe Glynn – VP of Product Management, Qwest Tony Werner - SVP & CTO, Liberty Media Stephen Greenberg - CEO, Net2Phone Brooke Schultz - VP Corporate Communications, Vonage Phil Weiser - Associate Professor of Law and Telecommunicatations, CU Boulder 7:45 pm – 8:00 pm Question & Answer Session 8:00 pm – 9:00 pm Product Demonstrations and Networking 123signup.com

To: prof.Hacky who wrote (30262)	4/25/2004 9:41:43 PM
From: carreraspyder	Respond to of 30916

prof.Hacky, manual facility is inextricably bound to observation -- and vice versa. Individual car wash monkeys like I am with an aptitude for concentrated attention may indeed pick up some eye-and-hand coordination from the act of washing cars and so go on to observe -- OBSERVATIONS ON A WATER – WORN STONE I A smooth lake stone, roundly pitted across one surface. It looks as if another stone hides inside, the way one circular pit holds within it the flat protuberance of another color. Again on its side, the slightly darker gray black emerges through the round erosion of light gray skin. There is on one side a deep pit, like a cave or an orifice. It looks like a cell or an amoeba, nucleus at the center, and all sorts of “bodies” floating within its protoplasm. How did the waves of water mark these patterns? The stone is small than the palm of my hand, on the back are different marks, straight lines scratched in the rock shaped like South America or Africa, like a hatchet head, almost a boomerang. I don’t know where it came from. II Where it came from, this round erosion of handed rock, like the moon pitted the cold matter of stars, a map of the unknown world, the ancient compass of cells emerging from the deep. III The amoeba was made of stone and the nucleus at its center was made of stone and all its protoplasm stone cold stone. Almost any experience may act as a temporary symbol for a situation which has not yet been organized and cleared up. Matisse, that beautiful artist, often told his students: "The ideal would be to have a studio with three floors. One would do a first study after the model on the first floor. From the second, one would come down more rarely. On the third, one would have learned to do without the model." I hear and I forget. I see and I remember. I do and I understand says the ancient Chinese proverb. Monkey around, and solve problems. … a hundred monkeys . . . . go to other things. noosphere.cc a very nice weekend, to the west. the inevitable result of transformational thinking is synthetic understanding, in which sensory impressions, feelings, knowledge, and memories come together in a multimodal, unified way. we'll see what that can be.