[BLUG] January meeting? February Meeting? (Geek Dinner)

[Mark Krenz]

  You know, if you folks are looking for some wholesome geeky fun, you
should check out the Geek Dinner happening tomorrow night at Max's
Place:

http://www.bloomingtongeekdinners.com/

 They are good events for just hanging out and meeting people.


On Tue, Jan 13, 2009 at 12:22:07PM GMT, Dave Cooley [dcooley at kiva.net] said the following:
> Hey folks,
> 
> Sorry I haven't commented on this previously.  December and January have 
> really kicked my butt, and I don't know if I'm gonna be able to make it 
> for a meeting this week (for example, Monday Tuesday and Wednesday this 
> week will all start at 8am and end at 10pm).
> 
> Given that, I haven't scheduled the meetings.  So, maybe it's a New Year 
> and time for a new paradigm.  Is anybody willing to help out and 
> guarantee that they'll come to a given meeting?  I'm not saying I can 
> never do it, and I'm happy to work on the scheduling and the Wiki, but 
> my obligations have recently increased to the point where I don't feel 
> like I can consistently be able to put something together each month.
> 
> I'll call the Library today and see if I can get a room reserved for 
> this Thursday.  I'm super-excited to see that we have two presentations 
> lined up for the coming months (Barry in January, Paul for February).
> 
> Again, if anybody is willing to assist with meetings this year, I'd 
> appreciate it.  Feel free to email me off-list, preferably at 
> drcooley at indiana.edu.
> 
> Cheers,
> Cooley
> 
> James K. Muncy wrote:
> >
> >
> >On 1/12/09, *Paul Purdom* <pwp at cs.indiana.edu 
> ><mailto:pwp at cs.indiana.edu>> wrote:
> >
> >    Barry Schatz wrote:
> >
> >        I assume the holiday season is to blame for December, but I
> >        think it's
> >        time we got everyone together in meatspace again (IRL, for
> >        those who use
> >        acronyms).
> >
> >        I've been putting off making a proper presentation on GnuPG
> >        for a while,
> >        and a meeting (with a projector and such) would be a good
> >        reason to get
> >        it done.
> >
> >        Not that I'm opposed to meeting at Yogi's again. I might show
> >        off my
> >        refurb Dell laptop that runs KDE4 in that case. Or the latest
> >        build of
> >        Mozilla's Fennec browser.
> >
> >        How about it? What you you all think?
> >
> >        -Barry
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> >
> >    In Feb. I could talk about using computers for political
> >    activities (mainly targeting voters).
> >    I think that the library might be a better location for the kind
> >    of talk I would tend to give. If I give the talk, I have a few
> >    political friends that might want to join us for that meeting.
> >
> >
> >
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> >On the Library, I vote *Yes *
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Mark Krenz
Bloomington Linux Users Group
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