Song Dedicated
to the
11th ATPS Conference
by Professor Göte Johansson
(Sung on the occasion of his 1999 Biennial ATPS Award)
We have come
to Alabama
For the eleventh conference
To discuss our latest data
Just collected from the bench
We have traveled very long ways
To listen and understand
Why the partition coefficients
Are not the same in another land
Refrain:
Now the good old times have finished We have to work twelve hours a day We just want to lay on the beach But it is far, so far away We have heard about Alabama slaves And here again we go Keeping up the old traditions At the Gulf of MexicoMany old-timers
are missing
In the present Conference
Harry Walter and Per-Åke
And lot of other friends
But a number of young people
Are replacing them very well
By studying various partitionings
In the two-phase djungél
Refrain:
Now the good old times have finished We have to work twelve hours a day We just want to lay on the beach But it is far, so far away We have heard about Alabama slaves And here again we go Keeping up the old traditions At the Gulf of MexicoWe came to Alabama
With the posters on our knees
To share the secret knowledge
Of well working CCDs
We have written down a lot
of important science things
We also tried to understand
The equations of modelings
Refrain:
Now the good old times have finished We have to work twelve hours a day We just want to lay on the beach But it is far, so far away We have heard about Alabama slaves And here again we go Keeping up the old traditions At the Gulf of MexicoRefrain: (Slower)
Now the good old times have finished We have to work twelve hours a day We just want to lay on the beach But it is far, so far away We have heard about Alabama slaves And here again we go Keeping up the old traditions At the Gulf of Mexico