joypath
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[SIZE=3 said:Macushla[/SIZE];6105493]I had the unique opportunity (sorry could not resist) to work as a volunteer at the 1994 AAFS annual meeting in San Antonio.
It is not easy to even find particular seminars if you didn't have the program to follow and know exactly which conference room each seminar was held in. There were hundrds and hundreds of people walking around every day, some with name tags, some without. Visitors are welcome to mingle, if they can even find the person they want to mingle with. If I remember correctly - it was a long time ago - the only time almost everyone is at the same place at the same time is the annual business meeting, and it is a sea of people all going into one room at the same time.
I wish JB luck in tracking down an finding his experts. Unless he knows that they will be presenting at a particular seminar, it will be like finding a needle ( a needle that does not want to be found, in my opinion) in a haystack.
Macushla:
BBM You stated and presented it SO much CLEARER than I did! :twocents: The only "change" I'd :innocent: add is that "security" per se is a tiny bit tighter and the freedom to roam like buffalo on the prairie is practiced at the exhibit hall (but how many "civilians" really want to be brought up to speed on the latest in morgue tilt tables,or "bug" fixative, shooting gel, tissue degreaser, :waitasec: or .......wait for it......"sniffer stuff" & Baez's forensic Fla. vacuum cleaners"?)
Let's recognize facts folks, with ALL the FACE TIME Baez has had recently, the experts in question will be dodging his bullet in a PUBLIC forum!:floorlaugh:
HMMMM just a thought but maybe Baez can hire Henry C Lee, Ph. D. to "find" his missing experts @ AAFS and charge THAT service off to JAC! :truce: