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  3. <H1><A NAME="SEC30" HREF="gnu_bulletin_9401_toc.html#SEC30">Second Annual GNU Seminar in Japan</A></H1>
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  5. Wingnut and the FSF sponsored the second GNU Technical Seminar in
  6. Tokyo on December 1 and 2, 1993. Richard Stallman spoke on the
  7. GNU Project and the FSF. Jim Blandy then spoke on GNU Emacs 19.
  8. Finally Manabu Higashida spoke on Demacs (see "Free Software for
  9. Microcomputers"). Bob Myers and David Littleboy translated
  10. the English lectures into Japanese. Software Research Associates,
  11. Inc. (SRA), the SRA/Wingnut project and their staff provided
  12. help in countless ways for this seminar and the entire trip to Japan.
  13. About 70 people attended the seminar, and several Japanese publications
  14. interviewed Richard Stallman. The FSF also premiered the new
  15. edition of it's Source Code CD-ROM.
  16. <P>
  17. Seminars were also held at
  18. Sendai on Dec 6th, where Richard Stallman spoke;
  19. The University of Aizu on Dec 7th, where Richard Stallman and
  20. Jim Blandy spoke; and
  21. Osaka on Dec 13th where Richard Stallman and
  22. Manabu Higashida spoke.
  23. We thank all the people and organizations who helped make
  24. these seminars a reality, including the organizers, hosts, and
  25. interpreters.
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  27. The Japan Unix Society gave the FSF a booth at Unix Fair '93 in
  28. Yokohama. We thank all the volunteers and organizations who helped
  29. the FSF run this booth.
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  31. Our success at the seminars and trade shows exceeded our expectations. We
  32. received many unsolicited donations from individual supporters and users'
  33. groups, and are thankful for the number of enthusiastic volunteers who
  34. helped us. In the future we hope to appear at even more Unix events both
  35. in Japan and elsewhere. If you would like to host a seminar, or need a
  36. speaker for a conference, please contact either address on the front cover.
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