events

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+++ b/events.xml
@@ -25,26 +25,8 @@
 </abstract>
 </eventitem>
 
-<eventitem date="2006-07-19" title="Semacode: Image recognition on mobile camera phones" time="4:30 PM" room ="MC1085">
-       <short>Simon Woodside, founder of Semacode, comes to discuss image what it is like to start a business and how imaging code works</short>
-       <abstract>
-       <p>
-Could you write a good image recognizer for a 100 MHz mobile phone
-processor with 1 MB heap, 320x240 image, on a poorly-optimized Java
-stack? It needs to locate and read two-dimensional barcodes made up of
-square modules which might be no more than a few pixels in size. We
-had to do that in order to establish Semacode, a local start up
-company that makes a software barcode reader for cell phones. The
-applications vary from ubiquitous computing to advertising. Simon
-Woodside (founder) will discuss what it's like to start a business and
-how the imaging code works.
-       </p>
-</abstract>
-</eventitem>
-
-
   <eventitem date="2006-07-21" time="5:30 PM"
-   room="TBA" title="March of the Penguins">
+   room="MC1085" title="March of the Penguins">
    <short>The Computer Science Club will be showing March of the Penguins</short>
    <abstract>
        <p>
@@ -81,6 +63,26 @@ in a real time embedded environment.
   </eventitem>
 
 
+<eventitem date="2006-07-19" title="Semacode: Image recognition on mobile camera phones" time="4:30 PM" room ="MC1085">
+       <short>Simon Woodside, founder of Semacode, comes to discuss image what it is like to start a business and how imaging code works</short>
+       <abstract>
+       <p>
+Could you write a good image recognizer for a 100 MHz mobile phone
+processor with 1 MB heap, 320x240 image, on a poorly-optimized Java
+stack? It needs to locate and read two-dimensional barcodes made up of
+square modules which might be no more than a few pixels in size. We
+had to do that in order to establish Semacode, a local start up
+company that makes a software barcode reader for cell phones. The
+applications vary from ubiquitous computing to advertising. Simon
+Woodside (founder) will discuss what it's like to start a business and
+how the imaging code works.
+       </p>
+</abstract>
+</eventitem>
+
+
+
+
 
   <eventitem date="2006-07-17" time="11:59 PM"
    room="MC3036" title="Midnight Madness, Alpha Edition">