05Oct99 is National Techies Day, sponsored by CNET, Compaq,
FedEx, Information Week, and others. The emphasis is on
education and role modeling to interest young people
in becoming techies to solve national problems. A company
activity kit is available at Ralph Kuntz of Hamilton Scientific is looking for CPU cycles
to help analyze medical data -- specifically factors affecting
the success of urinary incontinence treatments -- via genetic
algorithms coded in Java. Participants could finish a processing
chunk in a few seconds to a couple of minutes. Contact
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"I used to think that my brain was the most wonderful
organ in my body. Then I realized who was telling me this."
-- Unknown. [Brandon Laws, 19Aug99.]
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