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Date:         Tue, 4 Apr 1995 02:26:18 -0400 (EDT)
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From:         Joe Clark <jclark@nexus.polaris.net>
Subject:      Sociolinguism of Type II Owners and the WWW: CFP

========================================================================= Date: Sender: Vanagon Mailing List <vanagon@vanagon.com> From: Subject: Sociolinguism of Type II Owners: Call for Papers

*************CALL FOR PAPERS*******************

The First Annual Conference on the Sociolinguism of Type II Owners and the WWW will take place at the CyberSpace Motel 6 in Kissimmee.FL. With an inadequate block of rooms available at hugely inflated "special conference rates," the CyberSpace Motel Six is located just twelve grueling US92 miles and six hundred stoplights from Walt Disney World. Shuttle service is available, but there are no seats in the back and you have to watch out for that oil can.

Dedicated to a teleological paradigm of elegant heuristicity, the Conference will feature speakers from across the globe. Many have something to sell and will bring colorful brochures. Others are on sabbatical, trolling for resume fodder. One has made a killing with the hugely successful Mo'wagen WWW browser -- now in version 6.0375B26 -- which began as an undergraduate research project at the Florida Institute of Business Technology and Auto Body Repair in nearby Chuluota.

The Conference will also feature technical displays and demonstrations by a crowd of grinning, shark-like individuals crammed into curtained booths in a poorly-ventilated ampitheatre. SCHEDULED TO APPEAR:

EMPI Microsystems, makers of the Woodgrained Workstation series.

Magnesium-Alloy Graphics Inc., manufacturers of split-case desktop systems.

IVW, netvergnugen pioneer, will display the new chrome-plated, billet aluminum, drop-forged, counterweighted Big Ass Server.

VolkTel, makers of the race-winning 801835cc microprocessor.

Conference Keynote: "How come we talk like this?" Waldo Greasemonkey, Chairman, VolkSpeak Publications Group.

GUIDELINES FOR SUBMISSION:

Address one of the following issues in each submitted paper (no more than one paper per category from any author):

A. "Effects Upon Offspring of Prenatal Maternal Exposure to That Really Eerie Picture of John with the Parrot on his Shoulder."

B. "Linguistic Determinism and Social Construction in John Muir: Let the Car be the Thing, Man."

C. "Medical Symptomology and Indications for Long-Term Conditions of Poor Heating, Gasoline Fumes, and Loud, Droning Sounds Emanating From Behind You."

D. "The Flower Children: Where Are They Now? A Rhetorical Ananlysis of Hippies with Socket Sets"

E. "Alienation and the Stranded Motorist: Case Studies"

F. "Poverty and Ignorance: Jim Stafford's View"

All submissions must be binhexed, uuencoded, PGP encrypted, and converted to Commodore VIC-20 BASIC prior to submission. Deadline June 21.

For more information see the Conference WWW Page at:

<URL: http://www.luftsprache.com/~cawtcha/later>

Please try again if the server is down. We're having a problem with vapor lock. --- Not the same old Joe Clark ** jclark@polaris.net Tallahassee, Florida \/ There's life on Uranus. <a href="http://www.polaris.net/~jclark/">Click here.</a> **Floridiana*Fiction*VWs*Computer-Mediated-Communication*Kids*JoeClarks**


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