Each day during the 2011 Sydney TC meeting, an emailed Dayzine miraculously in delegate’s inboxes.  The Dayzine, in the form of a broadranging travelblog, formed amorphously in response to the types of questions that out-of-towners often ask, like

  • “what did that shopkeeper just say?”
  • “do I tip?”
  • “why is it raining?”
  • “how do you catch the bus?”

and my favourite

  • “Huh?  What’s a Tim-Tam?”.

Catch up on your local knowledge by starting here:

2011 Engineering Meeting Dayzine – Day 1  Wednesday

2011 Engineering Meeting Dayzine – Day 2  Thursday

2011 Engineering Meeting Dayzine – Day 3  Friday

2011 Engineering Meeting Dayzine – Day 4  Saturday

2011 Engineering Meeting Dayzine – Day 5  Sunday

The result of all this reading was a serious number of Tim Tam converts, regarded as an achievement of itself.   The size, texture, composition and phase of a Tim Tam are all potential elements of a SMPTE standard, although the ways in which one might be dunked has progressed no further than Recommended Practice.

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