Why attend?

1) I sort of suggested the whole Virtual Machine smack-down concept,
despite the final lack of participation in the demos on my part, or the
smacking on any part. I felt I should at least show for the meeting on
the idea I had. Not to say the presentations weren't good - well worth
attending from my point of view since I had never used either VirtualBox
or Xen.

2) I'm in GIS. OpenStreetmap was the flame to my moth. 

3) Who wouldn't want to be packed into a room with 20-some-odd
musky-smelling geek guys all sweating their ---- off?? Ok ok... I didn't
know the room would be full... I was just hoping. (Hey, and we did have
a couple awesome ladies who braved the meeting! Hats off to them! Of
course now they've probably been scared off...)

4) My wife doesn't know that I'm secretly into bestiality and have a
thing for penguins, so I try to find disguised ways to fit them into my
life... ;} (quack!)

Nick

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Nicholas Floersch (pr. Floor-sh)
Stone Environmental, Inc. 
-----Original Message-----
From: Vermont Area Group of Unix Enthusiasts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Behalf Of Josh Sled
Sent: Wednesday, September 24, 2008 9:28 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: upcoming meetings, attendance [was: re: holy diff!]

Paul Flint <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Did I mention that we filled the Macintosh lab at Waterman last
meeting?

That's awesome.  I got the sense from chatter in #vague that attendance
was very good, which made me doubly-sad to have missed it.  I think
having two good presentations had something to do with it ... maybe?  I
don't really know...

   So, why did people attend the last meeting?  I'm asking you who
   attended.  Yes, you!  What made for a well-attended meeting?


I'm already signed up to do a "(Enterprise(y)) Java" preso for next
meeting... maybe someone feels like stepping up to present on something
else, as well, to get some good meetings in before the holidays and
winter set in?

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