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From: Bryan@SIERRA.STANFORD.EDU (Doug Bryan)
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Subject: active abstractions
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hi all,

I would like to (once again) draw upon the community knowledge of net-land.

I'm giving a presentation on active abstractions at the upcoming AdaExpo.
I have a lot of material I would like to present, but:

	- I have more material than can possibly be presented in the
	  1.5 hrs allotted, and
	- I'm afraid of totally missing my audience.

sooooo, What major points do you think I should hit?  How should I 
target the audience?  Any ideas/recommendations would be most welcome.

doug
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