SPUG:FW: Ask WCUG. (fwd): Linux Fair with Randal Schwartz and a few ot hers

Souza Jonathan jonathan.souza at usg.sms.siemens.com
Fri Feb 21 18:04:02 CST 2003



-----Original Message-----
From: Phillip Nordwall [mailto:coldfire at wcug.wwu.edu]
Sent: Wednesday, February 19, 2003 6:52 PM
To: acm at acm.wwu.edu
Subject: Ask WCUG. (fwd)

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Phillip Nordwall
Home email: coldfire at wcug.wwu.edu
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---------- Forwarded message ----------
Date: 16 Feb 2003 05:19:39 -0000
From: askwcug at wcug.wwu.edu
Reply-To: bwright at az.com
To: wcug at wcug.wwu.edu
Subject: Ask WCUG.

Please excuse if this is the wrong list for this
message from the linux community. I couldn't figure out
who or what to send this to cuz the "wcug's president's email address
bounced."

The grass roots Linuxfest Northwest

(put on by Taclug Kplug Blug Gslug)

is looking for amateur linux users who want
to put a table/booth at the event.
Like the classic science fair type of display.

It's all free to all.

John "Maddog" Hall is coming to hangout
with us and volunteered to be the keynote speaker.

Randal Schwartz (the famous O'Reilly Perl author),
Brian "krow" Aker (senior developer for Slashdot),
Brian Hatch (author of Hacking Linux Exposed),
Chris Negus (author of The RedHat Bible),
to name a few, have also volunteered
to speak.

It's no Comdex but, more of a techno-Woodstock or
grass roots event. It's going to be the best linux fest
ever -Sat April 26th. in Bellingham,Wa. at
the Bellingham Technical College.

Check out the inter-lug info site for a schedule of
speakers and how to help out at:

http://www.linuxnorthwest.com/

Please spread the word. This is going to
be a great event for the Linux community.





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From: Bill Wright
E-Mail: bwright at az.com
 
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