Hello Folks,
I received this e-mail today and wanted to forward it to S.L.U.G.
If anyone can make it to this show it will probably be a good show.
We will not have a CTS in Tampa this Year. The organization has
decided to cut Tampa, Clearwater both out this year.
Also our friend Scott Stemple is no longer with this organization.
It is a big loss and sad that we lost the CTS.
Any ways perhaps things will come back or we will get even a better
show case next time.
Show your support with our other L.U.G. friends that helped us out in the
past shows we have done. Help show the unity we have among our friends
in the Open Source Community .
Thanks
Bill Preece
-----Original Message-----
From: Steve Litt <slitt@troubleshooters.com>
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Date: Tuesday, March 26, 2002 2:04 PM
Subject: Linux event at the Orlando CTS 5/15-5/16
>(((Tony Awtrey -- please forward this to the Melbourne LUG
>list. Henry White -- please forward this to the PCLUG list.
>Bill Preece -- please forward this to the SLUG list. Jon
>Day, please forward this to the Daytona LUG. If any
>of you know other LUGs I should be sending this to, please
>let me know. Thanks)))
>
>Hi all,
>
>There will be a Linux booth and a series of Linux talks at
>the upcoming CTS (Computer & Technology Showcase) on May
>15-16, 2002. Let's all come wearing our LUG shirts or other
>GNU/Linux or Free Software shirts, and prove there's more to
>the IT world than Microsoft.
>
>LEAP-CF is manning the booth and organizing the GNU/Linux
>speakers in the auditorium, and we'd love to see you, so please feel free
to
>stop on by the booth.
>
>In the auditorium, speakers will include:
>
>Scott Porter: Scott is the Dean of Business and Technology
>at the DeVry Institute, Orlando Campus, and is an
>acknowledged expert in the field of Object Oriented
>Programming.
>
>Steve Litt: Author of "Samba Unleashed", "Troubleshooting
>Techniques of the Successful Technologist", and "Rapid
>Learning: Secret Weapon of the Successful Technologist".
>Steve is the webmaster of Troubleshooters.Com, and president
>of LEAP.
>
>Phil Barnett: Manager of the Harbour Project, an Open Source
>clone of the Clipper (Xbase) compiler. Phil is a Senior P/A
>at Walt Disney World and former President of LEAP.
>
>Mark Mathews: Mark is a lead technologist and part owner of
>AbsoluteValue Systems, the company that won "best new product" at the 2000
>ALS for their Open Source WLAN project and associated hardware. Mark is a
>world-acknowledged expert in wireless networking.
>
>Max Lang: Max is a Slackware user from way back, an amateur
>radio operator, and a high ranking technologist at a health
>care company.
>
>Other speakers are planned, and a good time will be had by all.
>
>See you there!
>
>SteveT (Steve Litt)
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