European Conferences

I created a 26 slides Medical powerpoint presentation for a surgeon to show on her speech in medical conference. She made me work for roughly 3 hours in day and 10 hours in night (so no sleep for me). The slides were custom designed and I’d put several animated gif by searching internet for a long time.

What would be a good price to ask for?

Hmm… I guess 170-200 dollars or more, because you said that you didn’t sleep, and you said that you searched the internet for a long time, since it’s for a medical conference, then it would profit her too, right? I think…

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I have selected for a international conference in Europe. it may costs around Rs. 1,50,000 all together. I would like to know is there any organizations is funding for such cases.

There are provisions for travel grants by the Govt of India.You could look into the websites of the ministry for Human Resources or the ministry of cultural affairs depending on the subject of the conference.

Seeking fund for an international conference in Europe. Total cost of conference participation is $3000
If you have any information in this regard let me know

No such a thing.

In other conferences if there is a 3 way tie in a division, the highest ranked team goes to play for the Championship.

In the SEC if there is a 3 way tie, even if a team is ranked lower than another team (by less than 5 spots) they will still get in the title game if they had beat the other team earlier in the season. While the team they beat them was responsible to beat them, I think it should work against the team that won if they lost to a much lower ranked team.

I think its to ensure against error of the computer system that ranks the teams. If there is a tie that close, the SEC does not want a computer to decide a winner over only 5 ranks.

I’m looking for a really good conference on literacy or school libraries or elementary education or a large general education conference. It can have international conferences on there but I’m primarily looking for something in Eastern Canada or the US. I’ve never been able to find a really good, website that contains a comprehensive list of conferences for K-12 teachers.

The Internet is a wonderful invention. If you take your subject of your question and add to what you want to know about it, the search engine will do the rest. For example:

My subject is Primary and Secondary Education. I want to know where to get certified as a teacher.

The search engine result is as follows:

Teaching + state certification requirements

What you get is this: http://search.yahoo.com/search?p=Teachin…

This will work for any subject category. Give it a try and good luck

I like that approach better than just saying "Google it" or "Look online".

If LSU wins out and OK state loses to Oklahoma, LSU should have to face Oklahoma or Oregon because those are the 2nd and 3rd best conference winners. Bama did not win their conference. Also a LSU-Bama game will exclude fans from other conferences outside the SEC.

Yes, it is.

This would include scientific, academic, government, industrial and professional conferences. I am looking for a total number which are offered in the United States per year.

I have no idea of any specific number. It’s gotta be huge though. If you want a rough estimate though, go to a few of the large convention centers and look at their calendars. The minneapolis convention center had 33 events in April, so that’s about 400 conventions a year. Minneapolis has about 400 thousand of the 300 million people in the US, so the total number would be about 750 times that. I’d estimate then that there are about 300,000 conventions a year in the US. Less than a million, more than a hundred thousand.

It will likely be published to the extent each of those registered to attend the Conference will receive a copy.
People such as Charles Darwin and John Harrison had their work evaluated at symposiums or conferences before publishing.

It will likely be published to the extent each of those registered to attend the Conference will receive a copy.
People such as Charles Darwin and John Harrison had their work evaluated at symposiums or conferences before publishing.