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From: tihor@acf3.NYU.EDU (Stephen Tihor)
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Subject: Re: "RFC" on DEC Pro DECUS article
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Date: 21 Feb 91 06:02:00 GMT
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Actually that probably won't cause much of a laught at woods meetings.
More likely some serious talk.  I have been to a number of them and
while there is a level of relation its still 10-12 hour days working.
One good reason for woods meetings is that it is hard to get much DECUS
work done during the year at one's own site.     Woods meeting (and
just prepping for them) tensds to get a burst of work completed.

[There are allways exceptions of course but I haven;t; hit one yet.]