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From: kris@doberman.com
Subject: MEETING: Salt Lake area NeXT Group 21 July
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Salt Lake area NeXT Group to Meet 21 July at Alpine Computing MicroAge in SLC
Contact: Kristopher Magnusson
President, SLaNG
(801) 268-8877
kris@doberman.com
11 July 1993, Salt Lake City--Salt Lake area NeXT Group (SLaNG)
will meet to discuss business and to enjoy demonstrations of NS/I
running on new hardware.
The primary business topic: SLaNG president Kristopher Magnusson
will present to the group a proposal to begin an official Programming
Class to introduce new owners of NeXT's latest software release to
the world of object-oriented programming. The proposal will consist
of 1) plans for regular meetings at Serius Corporation on the last
Saturday of the month; 2) plans for an attendance drive to attract
members of SLaNG's parent organization, the Utah Computer Society,
to object-oriented programming; and 3) preferences for subject
material. The course will be taught by BYU students and alumni Sean
Luke and Don Yachtman.
The demonstrations will include performance comparisons between
favored NS/I platforms Epson Progression NX, Intel Professional GX,
and Cobra VL-Bus/66. Part of the demonstration will include informal
performance testing with NXBench.
The meeting will take place at Alpine Computing MicroAge, at 6066
South State Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84107, (801) 268-8877. It
will begin at 7 p.m. For more information contact Kris Magnusson,
SLaNG president, at Alpine Computing MicroAge, or by email at:
kris@doberman.com.
SLaNG is a registered NeXT users group and is a member of the Utah
Computer Society, a group consisting of 800 professional and amateur
computer enthusiasts who live in the Wasatch Front area.
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Kris Magnusson yf5990@u.cc.utah.edu Salt Lake area NeXT Group
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