New Macs-for-Research online community

Just rec'd this announcement on the LBNL-MUG. Massimo is an LBNL
scientist that Apple has hired to further develop the Macs as
state-of-the-art science tools.
- Marilyn

Date: Fri, 4 Nov 2005 03:58:17 -0800 (PST)
To: mug@listserv.lbl.gov
From: Massimo Marino <marino.m@euro.apple.com>
Subject: [LBNL-MUG]Mac Research - FYI
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The MacResearcher.com and MacResearch.org teams are delighted to
announce that they will be joining forces to work together to build
and facilitate an enhanced online community and resource for Mac OS X
in Science. The newly formed organization will operate under the
MacResearch designation while leveraging the content and web
infrastructure developed by the MacResearcher.com team. Registered
users of both sites will be unified under the new organization,
therefore users who registered on either site are now registered
users of the newly founded MacResearch community. The community can
continue to expect the relevant news and information they've enjoyed
from both sites as well as a wealth of new information and resources
to be born from this new collaboration.

http://www.macresearch.org

Dr. Massimo Marino
Apple Computer, Inc.
European Research Development Manager
1 Hanover Street - London W1S 1YZ - UK
www.apple.com/science/

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Received on Fri Nov 4 10:55:41 2005