17 May
2011
17 May
'11
3:50 p.m.
If there's anyone in Atlanta that can rescue the SIGGRAPH, SIGCHI and
Journal of Computing History portions of it, I'll cover shipping costs
to me and give them some money for their time.
In article <BANLkTimSRdNWh-xyFojJ9JEADOfpCXd2uQ at mail.gmail.com>,
Sparr <sparr0 at gmail.com> writes:
I apologize for the poor timing of this. Had I known
there was
interest, and that they were being discarded, earlier I would have
made better arrangements.
They are at 675 Metropolitan Pkwy, Atlanta GA 30310. The gate code to
enter the complex is 9171* and they are stacked near the dumpsters at
the middle of the complex.
They include publications from every SIG, including SIGGRAPH and
SIGPLAN and SIGCHI and ...
The stack has suffered a few minutes of rain damage. I would say that
10% of them got wet, although they are in a relatively dense stack on
a pallet so the ones on the bottom and in the middle are still fine.
On Mon, May 16, 2011 at 9:45 AM, Sparr <sparr0 at gmail.com> wrote:
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A local geek organization is discarding a few
thousand ACM
publications from around 1968-1982. It includes complete years of
Transactions, Journals, conference programs, various periodicals, etc.
It's about one pallet load of boxes, so it would be expensive and
complicated to ship. If anyone is willing and able to rescue them
before they get recycled, let me know.
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