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Guidelines: Oral and Poster Presentations
Fees and Registration Information
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Lake Placid and the Adirondacks Children's
Activities Silent
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| at the The Lake Placid Resort Hotel & Golf Club - Lake Placid, New York | ||
| Conference Program Information: Downloadables | ||
| Calendar | General schedule of events for the week | View HTML Download PDF (Calendar.pdf 93k) |
| Oral Presentations | Detailed list of all oral talks for the week. | Download PDF (Talks.pdf 168k) |
| Poster Presentation | List of poster presentations | Download PDF (Posters.pdf 87k) |
| Full Abstract Text | Oral and Poster Presentations | Download PDF (Abstracts.pdf 926k) BIG FILE! |
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Jam
Session - Tuesday Night Barbeque
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| We hope you all
are planning to attend the barbeque planned for Tuesday night. In addition
to delicious food and interesting conversation, we have some exciting
entertainment planned for the whole family!
Bill Smith, local resident and storyteller, will spin tales from around 7 pm until around 8 pm. So grab a chair, some good food and relax. At 8:30, Tim Beatty and Friends will strike up a chord and open up the jam session. Tim and Friends are seasoned musicians from New York City and Nashville who specialize in city folk music. Instruments that the band will have with them include mandolin, acoustic guitar, harmonica, dobro, and violin. All are invited to bring their own instruments (including their voices) and join in on the first "annual" SWS Jam Session. And bring your cameras - there is sure to be some memorable moments! |
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SPECIAL FIELD TRIP! After 8 months of effort, the New York State Department of Transportation has gained approval to run a high line railroad truck over a section of the Adirondack Rail Road system that is not generally open to the public. Up to 15 people will be able to take a railroad trip from Tupper Lake southwest into wild forest areas. DOT will host this all day trip and show how they keep wilderness railroad tracks in service. UPDATE from DOT (22 May 02), the new railroad trip is now scheduled to run from the Lake Placid station down the active tracks of the rail line and then off of the normally public use tracks - it is an all day trip - lunch will be provided - people can walk from hotel to station If you
are interested in this special trip, email the conference manager (hbshaw@esf.edu)
or send a fax to Horace Shaw at 315 470 6890 and express your interest
in the trip. Cost for this trip is $45 and includes a bag lunch. This
trip can only run if we get at least 10 people to sign up before 15
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