[KLUG Members] Our Current Meeting Schedule

[Stu Gillis]

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What happened to October? 
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> KLUGs current meeting schedule 
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> A current copy is ALWAYS available at - 
> http://kalamazoolinux.org/meetings/schedule.php3 
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> 2002-06-25 - Linux and the DVD 
> Wesley Leonard will offer us an overview of the DVD medium, and 
> why playing DVDs on Linux (or any open source OS) is an issue. As 
> well as how to actually get DVD playback working under Linux. Come 
> and witness a demo of DVD playback and a review of DVD software 
> available for Linux. 
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> 2002-07-02 - Beginners Meeting 
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> 2002-07-04 - Independence Day Party! 
> We will be having our annual (hey, we did it last year) fourth of 
> July party at the Smith residence. Pool and food will be provided. 
> Please RSVP so we know much food to buy. 
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> 2002-07-09 - Xcessive XML: What all the fuss is about 
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> 2002-07-16 - Xcessive XML: XML-RPC (and PHP) 
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> 2002-07-23 - Xcessive XML: XML DTDs 
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> 2002-07-30 - Xcessive XML: Date Available 
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> 2002-08-06 - Beginners Meeting 
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> 2002-08-13 - Timber!!! 
> One of the most useful tools in securing and troubleshooting a 
> UNIX/Linux system are the logs. Tonight, we'll cover how syslog, 
> the messaging daemon, manages your log messages and how to create 
> automated responses to specific messages. We'll also cover the log 
> files of common applications such as Samba and HTTP, as well as 
> the dmesg. 
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> 2002-08-20 - SAMBA: Integrating Win32 and LINUX/UNI 
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> 2002-08-27 - Running a manufacturing shop with Linux 
> David E. Capel, CPIM and Steven C. Mete will present Man-Tec/ERP, 
> an online, real-time and fully integrated accounting, 
> distribution, and manufacturing/job shop solution designed 
> specifically for the small-to-midsize discrete and/or process 
> manufacturer, job shop and/or industrial distributor. All MAN-TEC 
> solutions are available on various Linux-based platforms. Please 
> feel free to take a look at our website www.man-tec.com and bring 
> questions related to MAN-TEC or the manufacturing industry in 
> general. MAN-TEC is headquartered in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, with 
> offices in Grand Rapids, Michigan; Chicago, Illinois; and San 
> Antonio, Texas. 
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> 2002-09-03 - Beginners Meeting 
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> 2002-09-10 - YRO: An Overview 
> Tonight Jamie will provide an overview of topics from the "Your 
> Rights Online". http://slashdot.org/yro/ 
> Jamie McCarthy is a writer for Slashdot's "Your Rights Online" 
> section, and lead programmer at NewsForge. 
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> 2002-09-17 - Mandatory Access Control 
> presented by Matthew Benjamin of The Linux Box consulting company. 
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> 2002-09-24 - Date Available 
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> 2002-10-01 - Beginners Meeting 
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> 2002-11-12 - Date Available 
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> 2002-11-19 - Date Available 
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> 2002-11-26 - Date Available 
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> 2002-12-03 - Beginners Meeting 
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> 2002-12-10 - Date Available 
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> 2002-12-17 - Date Available 
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> 2002-12-24 - !!!MEETING CANCELLED!!! 
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> 2002-12-31 - !!!MEETING CANCELLED!!! 
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> 2003-01-07 - Beginners Meeting 
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> 2003-01-14 - Date Available 
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> 2003-01-21 - Date Available 
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> 2003-01-28 - Date Available 
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> 2003-02-04 - Beginners Meeting 
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> Available dates mean YOU have the opportunity to share an area of 
> your proficiency with fellow KLUG members and the public.  If your 
> interested in presenting on any of the available dates,  or have a 
> topic you would like to see presented, contact 
> programdirector@kalamazoolinux.org. 
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> -- Requested Topics - 
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> Open Office Macros and Basic 
> SGML: Huh? 
> Multimedia and Linux (Video and Audio editing) 
> Transitioning Windows users to Linux 
> Corporate Linux Promotion Techniques 
> What is .NET? (And its relation to SOAP/XML-RPC/Mono, etc...) 
> SSL 
> DNS servers: bind and djbdns 
> LTSP 
> Voice over IP, IP telephony 
> CORBA & Bonobo 
> GIMP 
> Project management (Mr. Project) 
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> Speaker Guidelines 
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> 1. Presentations should be 30~90 minutes in length.  Length of 120 
> minutes for advanced topics is allowed,  but please notify the 
> program director of your intention to run long. 
> 2. There is typically time after the presentation proper for one 
> on one conversations with members of the audience.  The meetings 
> close around 9:15 - 9:30pm. 
> 3. KLUG can provide an SVGA projector that works with most 
> computers. The projectors native resolution is 800x600x16bit,  but 
> it will work, with some negligable loss of quality, at 1024x768.  
> We have had very good luck with compatibility but we cannot 
> GUARANTEE compatibility. 4. Please consider that the meeting room 
> is quite large,  if your going to display text/examples, please 
> plan ahead to use a LARGE and CRISP font. 
> 5. Presenters should provide a title, one paragraph bio, and one 
> paragraph topic description for inclusion on the KLUG schedule 
> page. Please provide these in plain text. 
> 6. It is appreciated when presenters can provide their 
> presentations (in some open format), notes, or other content for 
> inclusion on the KLUG past presentations page. 
> 7. Internet access is available, both RJ-45 and wireless, at the 
> facility. But KLUG cannot guarantee it's functionality at any 
> given time.  Presenters are advised to avoid reliance on external 
> resources when possible. 
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