Thank you to those who have either emailed me or joined last friday's meeting.

Anybody else is welcome to dial 850-644-2255 at Noon Eastern Time Wednesday December 13
This is second of two telephone discussions agreed at SC00
Specific Topic: Choose around 10 new board members

If you are interested but can't make this or previous call, please email me this week
with any suggestions or any preferences among current set. 
Below I give updated list of suggested new board members:

Potential Board Members ********************************


Wise Owls **********************
    Fran Berman UCSD (Distributed Systems)
    Jack Dongarra Tennessee (Performance ...)
    Ian Foster  Argonne (Distributed Systems)
    Yousuff Hussaini FSU (CFD)
    Bart Miller Wisconsin (Performance)
    Cherri Pancake  OSU (Useability)
    Keshav Pingali Cornell (Compilers)
    Bill Pulleyblank IBM (Deep computing)
    Larry Synder Univ. Washington (Parallel Programming)
    Mary Wheeler Texas (Energy/Environment Algorithms/applications)
    

Well Established ***************************
    David Callahan (Compilers)
    Garth Gibson CMU (I/O)
    Jeff Hollingsworth  Maryland (Performance Measurement)
    David Kotz Dartmouth (Parallel I/O)
    Guy Lonsdale NEC Europe  (Parallel Applications-Pamcrash and Software)
    Al Malony University of Oregon (Performance Measurement)
    Piyush Mehrotra NASA Ames (HPCC Software)
    Jens Palsberg Purdue (Programming Languages) 
    Tom Sterling Caltech/JPL    (Clusters)

More Junior ****************************
    David Bader UNM (Programming Environments)
    Vladimir Getov Westminster (Java MPI etc.)
    Daniel Katz JPL (Clusters, Parallel Processing)
    Gregor von Lazweski Argonne (Distributed Systems)
    Manish Parashar Rutgers (Programming Environments)
    Omer Rana Cardiff (Jini agents etc.)
    Mustafa Uysal HP Labs (Data and Storage)
    David Welsh UCB (Distributed Systems)

Asia Representatives *******************
    Xiaoming Li Peking Univ. China  (Well established: Compilers Java)
    Satoshi Matsuoka Tokyo Institute of Technology (Wise Owl: High Performance)
    Hiroshi Okuda Tokyo Japan  (More Junior: GEOFEM Earth Simulator Projects)
    Aki Yonezawa Tokyo (Wise Owl: Object Systems and Concurrency)
    Albert Zomaya University of Western Australia (Parallel, Distributed Computing http://www.ee.uwa.edu.au/~zomaya/pgprojects.html )
    
How about India?