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          | The Conference Center (Where the Conference 
              will take place) 
              The Niagara 
                Falls Conference Center is only a few steps away from Holiday 
                Inn Select.The main entrance to The Conference Center Niagara Falls is 
                on Old Falls Street (cobblestone walkway off of 3rd street on 
                the left side) directly across from Seneca Niagara Casino.The Administrative office entrance to The Conference Center 
                is located on Third Street (Silver Building next door to 
                Holiday Inn Select).  
              Important dates: Papers due:   November 19, 2005    November 26, 2005  Papers MUST be registered via EDAS by November 
                19, 2005  Notification: February 21, 2006 Camera Ready Due: April 14, 2006 WoWMoM 2006 dates: Workshops: 26 June, 2006 Symposium: 27-29 June, 2006  Archives | 
         
          | Niagara Falls 
              There is something about Niagara Falls, Canada that appeals 
                to the lover, daredevil and poet in everyone. Over the years Niagara 
                Falls has evolved from a strategic military post to a prosperous 
                trade centre, and finally into a world class year-round travel 
                destination. Nature has left an indelible mark on the Niagara 
                region. The Canadian 
                Falls, with a height of 54 metres (177ft), and the American 
                Falls, at 56 metres (184ft) high, are true wonders of nature. 
                Royalty, poets, and celebrities have all come to Niagara to experience 
                its awe inspiring wonders. Much more information about Niagara Falls can 
                be found here   Travel to Niagara Falls 
              From Buffalo Niagara 
                International Airport (This is recommended) 
                
                  From the airport, the taxi fee to Niagara Falls is roughly 
                    50usd, so it might be more affordable if 2-3 people share 
                    a taxi. The better option is to take Airport Shuttle Service, 
                    which is about 25usd per person.Airport Shuttle Services from Buffalo Airport to Niagara 
                    Falls9:00 AM 11:00 AM 2:00 PM 5:00 PM 8:00 PM (7 days a week 365 
                    days a year)
 rate: $ 25.00 one way. Children under 6 free
 Stops at most major hotels in Niagara Falls New York
 Return trips to Buffalo Airport vary, starting from 7:00 A.M. 
                    until 6:30 P.M.
 Airport to Niagara Falls trip averages 40 minutes
 Need more info ? Call ITA Airport Taxi Service toll free @ 
                    1-800-551-9369
From Toronto Pearson International 
                Airport. From the airport, it is probably cheapest to take 
                the Niagara Airbus. 
                Since the airport is in Canada, you also need to look into border-crossing 
                visa issues Map of the area around the hotel 
              A 
                picture from mapquest: the hotel is only a few minutes away 
                from the Falls. (Also, Seneca casino is across the street) | 
         
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          | The City of Buffalo 
              Buffalo is home to a diverse population and thriving arts, cultural, 
                and nightlife scenes, and is considered the regional hub of the 
                greater bi-national region.Buffalo lies on the Niagara River, 
                which connects Lake Erie and Lake Ontario. European-Americans 
                first settled there in the late-18th century. Growth was slow 
                until the city became the western terminus of the Erie Canal some 
                40 years later. By the turn of the next century, Buffalo was one 
                of the country's leading cities, and by far its largest inland 
                port. The huge grain elevators and industrial plants that the 
                canal spawned began to disappear in the mid-20th century as the 
                Saint Lawrence Seaway enabled water traffic to bypass the city. 
                Distancing itself from its industrial past, Buffalo is redefining 
                itself as a cultural, educational, and medical center. The city 
                was named by Reader's Digest as the third cleanest city in America 
                in 2005. [2] In 2001 USA Today named Buffalo the winner of its 
                "City with a Heart" contest, proclaiming it the nation's 
                "friendliest city." Also in 1996 & 2002 Buffalo 
                won the All-America City AwardSome points of interest: 
                
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