Special Interest
Techology-related hobbies and groups
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Local SAS User Group for the Connecticut arrea |
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This list is dedicated to discussion of the Mari (Cheremis) language from the typological point of view. Mari is a finno-ugric language in the Central part of Russian Federation. Points to discuss: formal morphology, semantics of the grammatical categories, reflexives and intensifiers, non-finite verb representations, complement clauses, relative clauses, adverbial clauses, discoursive markers. |
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We are a small German computer club and want to use this service as our primary mailing list. |
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Discussion group for advanced training using state of the art methods. topics: *computer vision -marker free observation -activity recognition -motion tracking -automatic error analysis of movements and batting *medicine -automatic health observation -critical (non optimal) state warning *discussions about new training methods |
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A list for anybody who works with, uses or has an interest in High Tech Assistive Technology or the adaptation of mainstream technologies to enhances an individual’s independence. |
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Lista de Amiga en Mexico y Sudamerica. Lista para usuarios de estaciones de trabajo Amiga, en Mexico y naciones hermanas de sudamerica. No Warez, ni Emulos solo Amigueros de corazon y con Agnus en el cerebelo. :) |
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Where members and friends of the Blind Programming list can discuss any programming-related projects they choose to colaberate together on. |
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Communication of 3D modeling/compression algorithm Discussion about the three-dimensional graphic processing: modeling, animation, transportation, representation, compression, rendering, film making, virtual reality |
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Goal: increase quality and quantum of free PDA-friendly legal data. Method: exchanging tips and tricks for exploiting small handheld devices, such as RIM/Blackberry, Palm OS and Pocket PCs. Target Data: statutes, codes, court opinions and rules, etc. Note: since the data concerned was/is created by government employees salaried by tax dollars, the resulting PDA-friendly docs would be freely accessible to ALL, not just attorneys. In short, participants should consider this an opportunity to give back to our community. |
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This list is the Internet based means for members of the TRTC those interested in the American Tobacco Trail to discuss issues, trails topics, technology based topics, and general information.We promote and integrate the use of information and communications technology on trail advocacy, use and building issues. Discussions of advanced technology projects such as GPS and GIS mapping, electronic generation and updating of maps, trail repair, trail use survellance and security using internet and web based technology, remote sensing, digital photography and similar topics are encouraged. |
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This list, is for discussions related to, Freedomscientific's Openbook software. |
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discussion of the skype voice chatting and instant messaging programme with screen readers for people with a vision impairment. |
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This list is for blind people who use, or have used, Apple II computers. Let's get some discussion going! Share some good memories. Or ask questions, get advice, etc. Apples, although way out of date, are still nifty computers! |
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The experience showed in Open Source was a source of inspiration for some researchers that belive and started to promote the idea of "open content". This group of discussion, formed mainly by Spanish researchers pretends to introduce their memebers into this philosopy and disiminate the idea in the Spanish educative field. |
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To explore the scientific basis behind the Biblical account of Creation and to encourage the development of computer models related to researching and teaching these fields. |
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