See also "Invitation from MLUG and LEAP" which appeared on the
Slug list on 28 Feb around 1230 with link to the pdf describing
this. For reference, the Hilton Garden Inn-Orlando East is at
1959 N. Alafaya Trail, between University and SR 50, quite a ways
to the east of Orlando. It appears the best way to get there is E (North)
I-4,
proceeding about 2 miles past the OBT (17/92) exit, and leaving I-4 to
get onto the East-West Expwy (toll rd) travelling eastbound for
about 9 miles, then exit onto SR 50 (Colonial Dr.) heading
eastbound for about 3.5 or 4 miles, then a left onto Alafaya.
Then University is about 2 miles ahead so the HGI
should appear within that 2 miles, while heading North on Alafaya.
The number of the HGI is listed as 407.992.5000. You could probably
just head out Colonial (50) from Orlando to avoid the tollroad.
HTH. Bob
----- Original Message -----
From: "Vernon" <vsingleton@cfl.rr.com>
To: <slug@nks.net>
Sent: Tuesday, March 04, 2003 20:00
Subject: Re: [SLUG] (FWD) Special event!
> Paul M Foster wrote:
>
> > Extreme Linux Comes To Central Florida
> >
> > Presentation by Linux International's Executive Director
> > Jon "Maddog" Hall and SGI
> >
> >ORLANDO, February 26, 2003 - The Melbourne Linux Users Group, Inc.
> >(MLUG) and the Orlando-based Linux Enthusiasts and Professionals of
> >Central Florida (LEAP) proudly announces that they have organized a
> >presentation on Extreme Linux by Jon "Maddog" Hall, Executive Director
> >of Linux International, and computer vendor SGI. They will be
> >providing a presentation and detailed information about the Linux
> >OS-powered family of servers and superclusters called the SGI(r)
> >Altix(tm) 3000, with up to 64 processors in a single image. "Altix 3000
> >is the most powerful, single image computer running Linux today," said
> >Fenselau. "We are seeing a tremendous amount of interest in this product
> >and have already gotten sales commitments for dozens of systems."
> >
>
> They are supposed to be bringing a michine with 64 processors.
> Yes that's right ... not 2, not 4, not 16, but 64.
>
> "Altix 3000 is the most powerful, single image computer running Linux
> today,"
>
> It's going to be great! Linux rocks.
>
> Vernon
>
>
>
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