RFC 253
Second Network Graphics meeting details
Second Network Graphics Meeting Details β¨
okay bestie, the title block first π This is RFC #253 (NIC #7694), written by James A. Moorer of the Stanford Al Laboratory for the Network Graphics Group, dated 19 October 1971. It's related to RFC #246 and obsoletes nothing. It's giving early internet history, and I'm obsessed π¦
The Basics πΈ
Stanford is hosting the second network graphics meeting, and it's going to be iconic π Attendees will be staying at the Flamingo Motel in Palo Alto for $8.25 a night. The conference itself is in the Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory conference room, and the motel is roughly 2 miles from the lab. πβ¨
On Monday night, November 22, there's a chinese banquet at the Golden Pavillion restaurent in Los Altos for $7.20 a plate π₯‘ Attendees can bring non-network guests too if they want, so bring your plus-ones π
How to RSVP π
Attendees, please tell Stanford ASAP and include these six things:
- Your name. π«Ά
- Your affiliation (site). π«
- Whether you need a room. ποΈ
- Whether you're going to the banquet. π
- Whether you're renting a car. This is for setting up transportation pools, so carpool babes unite π
- Whether you're giving a talk, and if so, how long it'll be and what audio-visual devices you'll need π€
You can send this info to James Moorer or to the secretaries who know about the conference and will take down your details. The phone number is (405) 321-2300, extension 4971. James will try to get maps out to all the non-resident attendees as they register πΊοΈ
β οΈ Deadline alert: the latest date to withdraw from banquet and room reservations is November 18. After that, they are considered bound. No take-backs, bestie π
The Schedule ποΈ
The conference kicks off at 6:00 PM Pacific time on Sunday, November 21, and wraps up at noon on Tuesday, November 23. Mark your calendars and clear your vibes πβ¨
[ This RFC was put into machine readable form for entry ] [ into the online RFC archives by BBN Corp. under the ] [ direction of Alex McKenzie. 12/96 ]
π¦ where this page comes from
- ietf: rfc253 1971-10
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