Corrected information on Sleep Apnea lecture in Washington,
Corrected information on Sleep Apnea lecture in Washington,
March 30, 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., Carnegie Institution, 1530 P St. N.W.
Washington, D.C. A free lecture by Dr. David M. Rapoport, founder and
director of the New York University Sleep Disorders Center and Director
of the NYU Sleep Medicine Program, entitled "Catching Our Breath:
Reflections on Diagnosis and Treatment of Obstructive Sleep Apnea."
Sponsored by the American Sleep Apnea Association and the American
College of Chest Physicians Sleep Institute as part of Sleep Apnea
Awareness Day. Reservations are required. To learn more, call 202-293-
3650.
Washington, D.C. A free lecture by Dr. David M. Rapoport, founder and
director of the New York University Sleep Disorders Center and Director
of the NYU Sleep Medicine Program, entitled "Catching Our Breath:
Reflections on Diagnosis and Treatment of Obstructive Sleep Apnea."
Sponsored by the American Sleep Apnea Association and the American
College of Chest Physicians Sleep Institute as part of Sleep Apnea
Awareness Day. Reservations are required. To learn more, call 202-293-
3650.
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egrandi,
Is a written transcript of Dr. Rapoport's lecture going to be available? If so where can one be obtained/viewed. It would be interesting if inconjuction with the lecture a link to the transcript could be posted so that those of us on the forum could comment regarding the material presented by Dr. Rapoport.
Is a written transcript of Dr. Rapoport's lecture going to be available? If so where can one be obtained/viewed. It would be interesting if inconjuction with the lecture a link to the transcript could be posted so that those of us on the forum could comment regarding the material presented by Dr. Rapoport.
Sincerely,
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Re: Corrected information on Sleep Apnea lecture in Washingt
egrandi wrote:March 30, 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., Carnegie Institution, 1530 P St. N.W.
Washington, D.C. A free lecture by Dr. David M. Rapoport, founder and
director of the New York University Sleep Disorders Center and Director
of the NYU Sleep Medicine Program, entitled "Catching Our Breath:
Reflections on Diagnosis and Treatment of Obstructive Sleep Apnea."
Sponsored by the American Sleep Apnea Association and the American
College of Chest Physicians Sleep Institute as part of Sleep Apnea
Awareness Day. Reservations are required. To learn more, call 202-293-
3650.
REMINDER: I am bringing this former posted topic to the attention of the forum again as a reminder of the lecture to be held in DC on March 30th. I hope local forum members are able to attend.
I'm sorry. Yes, I plan to attend. I know Mikesus is planning to as well.Fly Guy wrote:Lduyer,
Are you going to be there? You seem to be really pushing ohter forum members to attend this lecture. If you are going why don't you say so? I'm going to be in the DC area that week, but the event seems to be more for insiders that us regular users.
I'm not trying to push anybody, but I wanted to bring the topic back up, in case anyone there was interested, is all. I have no idea what it will be like.
I don't know if it's primarily for "insiders" but Ed Grandi who heads this thing, whatever it is, posted the announcement to our forum, so it must be for anyone who is at interested. I spoke with him when I called to attend (they say to call and reserve, but I doubt they'd turn away anyone who didn't call ahead). If you do attend and drive to it, there's a parking garage nearby, so if you go be sure to bring in the ticket and he will validate it. It's also three blocks from the Dupont metro subway station.
May not be a big group, but I'm not doing anything, so I thought I'd attend. Would be fun to meet Mikesus also. And fun to meet you too, if you attend.
Linda
So confess. Think you might attend?Fly Guy wrote:Jusst wondered why you pushing the event without saying you were atttending.
Hope it is a good presentation. If you see any Evil DMEs make sure you step on their toes.
How will we know you are you? Haha!
Remember, I am pushing NOTHING..! I don't even like to recommend movies to anyone, for fear they will hate me for it. So don't blame me if the lecture bores the heck out of you.
Linda
Found a interesting place, will have to make sure that they are still there. It is called Cyberstop CyberCafe. They have sandwiches and WIFI internet
They are at
1513 17th Street NW
Washington DC 20036
http://www.cyberstopcafe.com/
They are at
1513 17th Street NW
Washington DC 20036
http://www.cyberstopcafe.com/
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Howdy,
Would anyone attending be willing to write up their impressions of the lecture and/or provide a transcript or a sound/video file that we can transcribe? We'd like to post as much information as possible as news so that all cpaptalkers can access it!
Johnny, who wonders why he signs his name when he's logged in.
Would anyone attending be willing to write up their impressions of the lecture and/or provide a transcript or a sound/video file that we can transcribe? We'd like to post as much information as possible as news so that all cpaptalkers can access it!
Johnny, who wonders why he signs his name when he's logged in.
Mikesus wrote:Johnny, I am hoping to record it with a digital field recorder. (think radio interviews.) I can mp3 the file after. This is all assuming that recording will be allowed. (As it is a free event, I don't think that will be a problem)
I'm so behind the times. All my recorders are still tape.
I'm sure we'll snap up any printed material as well, and pass it along.
I will likely be there the earliest among us, for I get off work so early. May have to take a book with me. So if you decide on a nearby place, I'll try and be there.
(or go incognito at the lecture)
Linda