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Please recycle your name tag by returning it to the box in the Century Room before you leave. e A message board will be maintained in the hallway outside the Century Room on Level I. Feel free to leave messages for others and check for messages left for you. Take time to browse our annual Hazards Center Book Sale. Many of our publications are on sale this week at special cash-and-carry prices. See the yellow pages in this notebook for details. To get these special prices, your prepaid orders must be received at the registration desk in the Century Room by 4:00 p.m. on Tuesday, July I I. And, speaking of books, please note the green-colored flyer in this notebook. The Joseph Henry Press is once again offering a discounted price to workshop participants who want to order any of the hooks available in their "Natural Hazards and Disasters" series, including Disasters by Design: A Reassessment of Natural Hazards in the United States (Mileti, D.S., 1999); Paying the Price: The Status and Role oj Insurance Against Natural Disasters in the United States (Kunreuther, H. and R.I. Roth, Sr., eds" 1998); Cooperating with Nature: Confronting Natural Hazards with Land-Use PlanningJor Sustainable Communities (Burby, R.J., ed., 1999); AND Facing the Unexpected: Disaster Preparedness and Response in the United States (Tierney, K.J., M.K. Lindell, and R.W. Perry,Jorthcoming, October 2000). Within the next month or so, all participants will receive a sununary of each session, ahstracts of research or current programs/projects received too late to be included in this notebook, and an updated list of workshop attendees. Please complete the workshop evaluation form (cherry page) found in this notebook and give it to any center staff member or leave it in the box at the registration area in the Century Room. Your comments and suggestions will be especially helpful to us as we plan our workshop for July 200 I. e Please check the workshop participant list. If you see any errors on it, let one of the registration staff know so that we can correct our database. We hope you fmd the workshop heneficial, enlightening, and enjoyable. 1banks for coming. A SeIf-Guided Tour of the Boulder Creek Pathway University of Colorado professor Spenser Havlick has prepared a guide to the Boulder Creek Pathway (which passes immediately behind the Regal Harvest House Hotel) entitled, Mitigation for a Catastrophe Waiting to Happen Along Boulder Creek, The guide, which directs the reader along a three-mile stroll of the Boulder Creek Path, is available free at the registration desk in the Century Room. If you would like to see what the city of Boulder has done to develop the multiple uses of this urban aquatic corridor, and what it has done (and not done!) to mitigate the extreme flood hazard in this city, pick up a copy and amble along the creek-a rare chance to relax, meditate, and be educated. DON'T FORGET TO RECYCLE YOUR NAME TAG e