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Volume: 1, Issue: 7, Fri Apr 29 09:57:11 EDT 1988

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(1) Thinglab
(2) SCS Conference Quarterly


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Date: Thu, 28 Apr 88 10:18:00 PDT
From: pardo@june.cs.washington.edu (David Keppel)
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Organization: U of Washington, Computer Science, Seattle

This bounced when I tried to send it:

From: David Keppel <pardo@june.cs.washington.edu>
To: linda@watsup.waterloo.edu
Subject: Constraint oriented simulation
Date: Thu, 07 Apr 88 12:24:39 PDT

[ Request for references on Alan Borning's ThingLab ]

Alan is still working on that sort of thing (lab) as well as constraint
languages (e.g., CLP).  There is a XEROX PARC video on Thinglab
(several years dated) and another one on "animated" encyclopedias that
do some thinglab-sorts of simulations.

If you want more references, I can go upstairs and ask him.

[[ when he has a moment, he might want to post something to the digest -pf ]]

	;-D on  ( My other computer is a circular slide rule )  Pardo



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Date:    Thu, 28 Apr 88 17:50:39 GMT
From: prattc@sds.sdsc.edu (C Pratt - SCS in San Diego)
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The latest edition of the CONFERENCE QUARTERLY OF THE SOCIETY FOR COMPUTER
SIMULATION HAS BEEN RELEASED.  This publication contains calls for papers
for the SCS Western Multiconference, to be held January 4-6 1989, in San
Diego, and for the SCS Eastern Multiconference, to be held March 28-31,
1989, in Tampa, Florida.  It also contains the preliminary program
for the Summer Computer Simulation Conference, to be held July 25-28, 1988
in Seattle.  If you are on the SCS mailing list you will receive one shortly,
if not, contact the SCS office, P. O. Box 17900, San Diego, CA 92117, (619)
277-3888, prattc@sdsc.bitnet, with your complete mailing address, and we will
send you a copy.



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