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What past clients have said about my Keynote Speaking sessions. In 2002 I was the organizer of the 33rd annual Anomalous Absorption
Conference. the meeting was held in late July on the North Shore
of Oahu. This was an international conference on how lasers interact
with ionized gases. Usually 100-150 physicists attend. There was a
mixture of university professors and researchers from national
laboratories from the U.S.,Japan,and Europe. Some attendees carry out
research on how electrons are accelerated,i.e., surf, on what are
called plasma waves. Since the meeting was on the North Shore I thought
it would be nice to have a "big wave" surfer for the banquet speaker.
As luck would have it through a mutual friend, I was able to get Buzzy
Kerbox to be our after dinner speaker. Many of the attendees brought
their spouses and children to the conference so there were ~200 people
at the banquet. Buzzy showed a short video. This was followed by a talk
on how he learned to surf,on how and why he started tow in surfing, and
how it feels to catch and surf big waves. He also graciously
answered questions. I have been told by countless people
that Buzzy was the most enjoyable after dinner talk they have ever
heard. And I agree with this sentiment. All those who were there were
captivated by Buzzy and inspired by his accomplishments. The question
and answer part lasted for nearly an hour. Questions were asked by
professors,their spouses, and their children. It was a truly a
memorable evening.
If you have any questions , please do not hesitate to contact me.
Sincerely Warren Mori Professor of Physics and Astronomy and
Electrical Engineering University of California at Los Angeles
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