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The workshop began with three days of tutorials. I
taught one day, and John taught three. Seemed fair
to me.
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This is the group from my "advanced tutorial," which
essentially covered new features added since the book
was published.
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Here are most of the learners on the last day of the
tutorials.
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The tutorials were followed by two days of seminars.
Here Jack de Valpine is answering a question about
the visualization technique he presented.
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This is a high dynamic-range shot of the audience from
my seminar. (I forget what it was about.)
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John wasn't done after three all-day tutorials. He
still had two talks to deliver during the seminars.
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The rapt audience.
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Rapt audience (part two).
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Rapt audience (part three).
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Rapt audience (stragglers).
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Following lunch on Thursday, we paid a visit to the
new LBNL testing facility for electrochromic glazings.
The Advanced Light Source is the round building on
the left -- former home of the original cyclotron.
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Here is my workshop cohost, Judy Lai, getting things
ready for the tour.
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Steve Selkowitz explaining electrochromics to the group.
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The group (abridged).
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The electrochromics (with explicator).
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Judy took this shot of us from inside the test building.
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We got to go inside, too.
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Thursday evening, we went for a walking tour of the
UC Berkeley campus.
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Dan Glaser showed us around the refurbished Hearst Mining
Building.
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Here we are under the Campanile. We were lucky to be
there at 6pm for the live carillon performance.
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Sather Gate opening into Sproul Plaza.
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The seminar attendees on the final day. Unfortunately,
we missed a few people who had to catch early flights.
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