Tuesday October 03, 2006
Tuesday October 03, 2006 a feeding frenzy for the brain
The Fall 2006 MIT Press Bookstore Loading Dock Sale is coming! For those in the Boston area (or just visiting), this is always a fun event and an excellent chance to find good books at great prices.
Sun is a member of the MIT Industrial Liaison Program, so if you are a Sun employee and you shop in the bookstore (rather than the loading dock out back), show your ID for a discount (25%, I believe) on MIT Press titles.
Here is the full text of the Loading Dock Sale announcement:
--------------------------------------- The Fall 2006 MIT PRESS BOOKSTORE LOADING DOCK SALE --------------------------------------- DAY: Saturday & Sunday DATE: October 21 & 22 TIME: 10:00am to 7:00pm ROOM: MIT E38, 292 Main Street, Cambridge MAP: http://whereis.mit.edu/map-jpg?selection=E38 "a feeding frenzy for the brain" On October 21st & 22nd The MIT Press Bookstore will hold its legendary Loading Dock Sale. Literally *tons* of books will be on sale at drastically reduced prices--up to 90% off their original retail price. Can't come in the morning? Don't worry--new items will be added throughout the course of this two day extravaganza. Come enjoy snacks, balloons, prizes...and most importantly... HUGE SAVINGS on: MIT Press overstock damaged books (minor scratches and dings) out-of-print MIT Press books journals & magazines other publishers' overstock plus much more... For parking or event information call 253-5249, email books@mit.edu, or check http://web.mit.edu/bookstore/www/events/ Please pass this message along to friends.
(2006-10-03 10:52:42.0) Permalink Comments [0]
Hail, Virtuality!
Eric Sharakan, of Sun's Platform Software Group, has started a blog. Eric works on SPARC virtualization technology and promises to share both high-level technical information and nitty-gritty detail about his work.
His break-the-ice, first blog entry solves the Howard Stern mystery raised in my recent article ("Why Blog?") and includes pointers to some very funny photos.
Eric blogs at Virtuality.
(2006-10-03 04:51:14.0) Permalink Comments [0]
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