--- begin forwarded text To: nh-isig@bcs1.ziplink.net, isig@signet.org, talk@web-net.org, discuss@tarnhelm.blu.org Subject: New Hampshire INTERNET SIG Meeting, Tuesday, June 3, 1997 Mime-Version: 1.0 Date: Tue, 27 May 97 12:36:48 -0400 From: "Jerry Feldman" <gaf@zk3.dec.com> X-Mts: smtp Sender: owner-isig@signet.org Precedence: bulk Reply-To: isig@signet.org When: Tuesday June 3, 1997 7PM Where: Nashua, NH Public Library, 2 Court St, Nashua, NH. Topic: Technology and social consequences of digital commerce and financial cryptography. Speaker: Robert Hettinga, founding moderator of the Digital Commerce Society of Boston. The NH INTERNET SIG (Special Interest Group) welcomes you to its monthly meeting, the first Tuesday of every month. The next meeting is on June 3rd and will focus on the technology and social consequences of digital commerce and financial cryptography. Mr. Hettinga is also general chair of Financial Cryptography 1997, the world's first conference on Financial Cryptography. However, financial cryptography, the technology which underlies digital commerce in its most secure form, will have much more profound implications than merely the simplification of sales and distribution. It permits us to make anonymous *cash* transactions for everything from a billion-dollar foriegn exchange trade to, probably, the switching of internet packets themselves. If this promise is kept, it could change the fundamentals of our entire society. Please check out Mr. Hettinga's web site:http://www.vmeng.com/rah/ This meeting promises to be fun and informative for both the technical and non-technical computer users. For more information contact Ken Adams at (603) 598-1823 eMail: director@nh-isig.org For more information contact Jerry Feldman <gaf@signet.org>, NH-ISIG meeting coordinator.. Mailing list: nh-isig@bcs1.ziplink.net WWW: http://www.nh-isig.org Directions to the Nashua Public Library All parking if free after 5PM.
From south of Nashua: Take Route 3 North to Nashua. Take exit 5E, Route 111 East (Kinsley St., There is a Howard Johnson's Motel at the exit). Follow 111 East (Kinsley St.) to the fourth set of lights and Main St. North. Turn left onto Main St. and at the third set of lights turn right onto Temple St. Take Temple St. to 2nd left onto Cottage Avenue (Behind Indian Head Plaza) into Library's metered parking lot.
From North of Nashua: Take the Everett Turnpike (Rte. 3) to Exit 7-E, 101A (Amherst St.) Follow 101A to major intersection and turn right onto Main St. Follow Main St. and turn left at the second set of lights onto Temple St. Take Temple St. to 2nd left onto Cottage Avenue (Behind Indian Head Plaza) into Library's metered parking lot.
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