[WEB4LIB] Re: Computers in Libraries 2001 - dress, weather

[Richard Wiggins]

I asked one of the CiL organizers, Jane Dysart, about suggested attire.  Here's her answer:

Wow, interesting question.  Really you see the whole range of attire at conferences these days but I think conference goers are generally dressing more casually these days.  I'd say, whatever you're comfortable with.   I'm surprised that bankers in my city aren't wearing shirts and ties these days.... so let's just go with the flow...                                  
jane                                            

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As for me, I'm giving a presentation at CiL, and I was planning on wearing a suit.  Now with Jane's blessing I'm reverting to Key West attire.  :-) 

And... please also consider Track B, iContent, which runs in parallel to Bill's wireless track sessions.

/rich

------Original Message------
From: "Drew, Bill" <drewwe at MORRISVILLE.EDU>
To: Multiple recipients of list <web4lib at webjunction.org>
Sent: March 8, 2001 3:34:44 PM GMT
Subject: [WEB4LIB] Re: Computers in Libraries 2001


Here is the long term forecast for Washington, DC for those attending
CIL2001.  Hope to see many of you there.  Be sure to go to the Wireless
Track.

Bill Drew


Mar 11     Partly Cloudy     59 °F     40 °F  
  UV Index: 5      
 
   
Mar 12     Scattered Showers     57 °F     45 °F  
  UV Index: 3      
 
   
Mar 13     Showers     60 °F     42 °F  
  UV Index: 3      
 
   
Mar 14     Mostly Cloudy     56 °F     39 °F  
  UV Index: 4      
 
   
Mar 15     Showers     57 °F     45 °F  
  UV Index: 1      
 
   
Mar 16     Partly cloudy     54 °F     35 °F  
  UV Index: 5      
 
   
Mar 17     Partly cloudy     47 °F     33 °F  
  UV Index: 5
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