beginning

[Bill Anderson]

I'm Bill Anderson and I also work at (and attend) OSU.  I've got two jobs
right now, one doing UNIX support and systems admin stuff for University
Technology Services and the other doing mostly perl programming for a
project at the Ohio Supercomputer Center.  I'm a perl newbie, but I'm
learning quickly.  I've been a member of the Central Ohio Linux Users
Group (COLUG) for about a year.  I attend the monthly Network Security
lecture/meetings at OSU.  I live off campus (northwest columbus), but I'm
usually here til about 6 or 6:30, so an early evening campus meeting would
be fine.

Bill

-- 
Bill Anderson 			  | UNIX Workstation Support
anderson at wks.uts.ohio-state.edu   | University Technology Services
Work: 292-7802	452 Baker Systems | The Ohio State University

On Fri, 9 Jul 1999, Jason wrote:

> Date: Fri, 09 Jul 1999 17:04:52 -0400
> From: Jason <jalex+ at osu.edu>
> To: columbus-pm-list at happyfunball.pm.org
> Subject: beginning
> 
> Greetings,
> 	My name is Jason Alexander and I work for Ohio State U. doing some trivial
> web programming mostly.  On the side, I dabble in many many things.  I keep
> restructuring http://www.jalex.net/ but decided to only cover linux and
> perl on it.  I use perl quite a bit.  I admit, I haven't done much with OOP
> and modules in perl, but otherwise I am fairly  nifty.  If I didn't spend
> so much time on #perl, a channel on IRC in the EFnet server ring, I would
> get more done.  I am 25, but I look 18, just so you know if you run into me.
> 	Anybody interested in maintaining the columbus.pm website?  I asked for
> free web services when I started everything up, so it would most likely be
> at http://columbus.pm.org/
> 	Where is everyone located?  I see a couple OSU addresses, so is it safe to
> say we can meet in the campus area.  Let me know your preferences.
> 	From what I have gotten of other Perl Mongers, is that each group is
> different, so there is no set list of things this group is for, and what we
> can do.  If we meet once or twice we may be able to find something unique
> that we should go with.  I think dinner once in a while would be nice.  And
> if anyone is planning on giving any perl presentations then it's an
> excellent use of the monger group to practice your talk on the group. etc
> etc blah blah    I would like to golf and ski sometime if there is
> interest...haven't gone skiing, and golfing I just started last spring.
> --Jason
> 
> At 12:25 PM 7/8/99 , Eric wrote:
> >Lexis-Nexis security needs a list of the projected attendees.  So please
> >register at http://dayton.pm.org/mjdominus/register.html.  This needs to be
> >done as soon as possible.  I will provide them a list late Friday night -
> >any additions will be sent in daily as we near the meeting.
> >
> >A *few* last-minute additions will probably be acceptable at the meeting,
> >but if you are planning on going, *please* register now.  Just to be sure,
> >register even if you have preordered the handouts.
> >
> >The meeting will be next Wed, 14 July.  We will start AT 7:00pm, so arrive
> >EARLY to allow you to sign-in and jump through any necessary security hoops,
> >etc.  We are meeting at Lexis-Nexis (just south of the Dayton Mall on 741).
> >A map should be on the web site soon - http://dayton.pm.org/.
> >
> >BTW, for those that preordered the handouts, the cost has dropped to $18.
> >Remember to bring the money Wednesday.
> >
> >- Eric
> 
> At 09:44 AM 7/9/99 , Eric wrote:
> >FYI...
> >
> >Dayton.pm, along with Cinci.pm will host Mark-Jason Dominus on Wed night, 14
> >July at 7:00pm.  He will be giving his popular "Tricks of The Wizards" talk.
> >This talk is free.  It is the same talk he gives at the Tutorials and
> >conference for ~$250-350 per person.
> >
> >Details are at http://dayton.pm.org.
> >
> >- Eric Smith
> >  Dayton.pm
>