No Hosstraders?

[Ted Roche]

Rats! Meant to send it to the list. Sorry, Ben...

So, what days and hours is the booth to be manned? There ought to be a 
minimum of two people, and shifts of not-too-long a period: morning, 
afternoon, evening? Make up some rules and post a grid like maddog had 
for LinuxWorld, and I'll be glad to sign up for something. Thought 
you'd be swamped with takers - apparently not.

RFC Rules and Schedule: - at least two people signed up at all times, 
volunteers requested.

{Do booth bunnies get free admission?} {Probably not, but profits go to 
the Shiners, so it's all in good cause...}

Additional people also welcomed. Please volunteer to bring something!

{What do we need? Laptop, distro CDs, power strips? }

Do we have any GNHLUG propoganda^H^H^H^H^H^H^H er fact sheets? Do we 
have booth decorations, like a sign or banner? A giant inflatable 
penguin?

Volunteers:

Times         |     May 6th    |      May 7th     |
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8am-Noon|                       |                         |
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On Apr 4, 2005, at 8:42 PM, Benjamin Scott wrote:

> Hello LUGers,
>
>   I recently posted a message[1] here asking if there was any interest 
> in continuing the GNHLUG presence at Hosstraders.  To date, I've 
> received two responses, and only one person really interested in 
> helping at the booth.  So unless I receive an outpouring of 
> volunteerism in the next few days, I think we can officially call 
> GNHLUG's days at Hosstraders over.  That doesn't have to be a bad 
> thing; Linux's growing popularity (and the increase in consumer 
> high-speed Internet) has largely eliminated the reasons we were there 
> in the first place.

Ted Roche
Ted Roche & Associates, LLC
http://www.tedroche.com