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 <eventdefs>
 
+<!-- fall 2007 -->
+	<eventitem date="2007-10-2" time="4:30 PM" room="TBA" title="Putting the fun into Functional Languages and Useful Programming with OCaml/F#">
+	 <short>Brennan Taylor</short>
+	 <abstract>
+	<p>A lecture on why functional languages are important, practical applications, and some neat examples. Starting with an introduction to
+basic functional programming with ML syntax, continuing with the strengths of OCaml and F#, followed by some exciting examples. Examples include GUI 
+programming with F#, Web Crawlers with F#, and OpenGL/GTK programming with OCaml. This lecture aims to display how powerful functional languages can 
+be.</p>
+	 </abstract>
+	</eventitem>
+	<eventitem date="2007-10-9" time="4:30 PM" room="TBA" title="Join-Calculus with JoCaml. Concurrent programming that doesn't fry your brain.">
+	 <short>Brennan Taylor</short>
+	 <abstract>
+	<p>
+	A lecture on the fundamentals of Pi-Calculus followed by an introduction
+to Join-Calculus in JoCaml with some great examples. Various concurrent
+control structures are explored, as well as the current limitations of
+JoCaml. The examples section will mostly be concurrent programming,
+however some basic distributed examples will be explored. This lecture
+focuses on how easy concurrent programming can be.
+	</p>
+	 </abstract>
+	</eventitem>
+	<eventitem date="2007-10-16" time="4:30 PM" room="TBA" title="Genetic Algorithms in Haskell">
+	 <short>Andrei Barbau</short>
+	 <abstract>
+	 </abstract>
+	</eventitem>
+	<eventitem date="2007-10-18" time="4:30 PM" room="TBA" title="TBA">
+	 <short>Sarah-Jane Fortune</short>
+	 <abstract>
+	 </abstract>
+	</eventitem>
+	<eventitem date="2007-10-23" time="4:30 PM" room="TBA" title="Distributed Programming with Erlang">
+	 <short>Brennan Taylor</short>
+	 <abstract>
+	<p>
+	A quick introduction on the current state of distributed programming and
+various grid computing projects. Followed by some history and features of
+the Erlang language and finishing with distributed examples including
+operating on a cluster.
+	</p>
+	 </abstract>
+	</eventitem>
+	<eventitem date="2007-10-30" time="4:30 PM" room="TBA" title="An overview of the CSC Computing Enviroment">
+	 <short>David Tenty</short>
+	 <abstract>
+	<p>
+	A brief overview of the CSC Computing Enviroment, including how to survive slashdot and dealing with IST.
+	</p>
+	 </abstract>
+	</eventitem>
 
 <!--spring 2007-->