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Conference napalm::commusic_v1

Title:	* * Computer Music, MIDI, and Related Topics * *
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Moderator:	DYPSS1::SCHAFER

Created:	Thu Feb 20 1986
Last Modified:	Mon Aug 29 1994
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	2852
Total number of notes:	33157

2363.0. "Hollidays in the U.S. HELP!" by UTROP1::VDBOS () Fri Jun 08 1990 05:27

    Hi,
    
    As I stated somewhere else in this notesfile I will visit the U.S.
    in September this year. Since I'll visit Boston as well it would
    be nice to pay a visit to the Mill. And I am sure that a lot of
    you COMMUSIC noters are working at the Mill.
    
    Who can help me to arrange such a visit to the H.Q.?
    
    Responses are very appreciated!
    
    Thanks!
    
    
    Pete

T.R	Title	User	Personal Name	Date	Lines
2363.1	Maynard has it's own conference	PRNSYS::LOMICKAJ	Jeffrey A. Lomicka	`Mon Jun 11 1990 12:07`	11
	Official tours of the mill are available, including passage into otherwise locked areas, such as the clock tower. Remember, this entire continent has only about 300 years of modern history, so being 100 years old, the Mill is considered somewhat fascinating. We don't have any 600 year old buildings here, such as are so common in Europe. Ask about it in SPIDER::MAYNARD conference. I'm in building 3 at pole 16C. Feel free to drop in when you are here. There are a few things I can show about the Mill, even without keys to the clocktower.
2363.2	You want history, move to Los Angeles!	MILKWY::JANZEN	Tom 228-5421 FXO/28	`Mon Jun 11 1990 12:32`	8
	>Remember, this entire continent has only about 300 years of modern >history, so being 100 years old, the Mill is considered somewhat 1990-1490 = 500 years. If you lived in California you'd be comfortable with Spanish missions much older than anything in New England. Tom
2363.3	Thanks!!!!	UTROP1::VDBOS		`Tue Jun 12 1990 04:56`	7
	Jeffrey, Thanks for your response! I wrote a note already in the MAYNARD notes file. When I am at the mill I'll call you and pay you a visit. Pete