Final call for info regarding WIFI cafes for 11/12 Wed BAD meeting.

[Hereon]

OK, final call for comments.  :)

If you have information regarding this month's potential meeting
locations, please try to post it to this list before 9PM Tuesday (today)
11/11.  Preferably, post before about 5-6 PM, so others might be able to
respond.

I'll eval all info submitted, and post the finalized meeting location &
info hopefully sometime between 9-11PM Tues eve.

The basic story:

BAD meeting, southbay location, Wed `11/12. Approx 6P-10P+.  We'll
probably meet at a WIFI cafe.

The meeting is no cost (free), and open to anyone interested in Debian
GNU/Linux.  Come and talk, or talk & do.

Topics:
1) As usual- anything of interest to people interested in Debian.
2) Anyone who is interested in the following is also invited to
participate in:
In preparation for the WW Debian/Linux/FSW/GPL VideoNetCast Conference &
Hackfest, we will be working on learning & setting up IRTextC from the
meeting location, to anyone who wants to have a remote connection to the
meeting.  If we get IRTextC up, we'll work on getting a Voice system up. 
For more info on this see the WWDVC wiki:
http://wiki.debian.net/index.cgi?WwdebVideoconf
You don't need to have IRC skills to join us.  Learners welcome.  But,
you're especially encouraged to join us if you do have skill in IRC
server setup & admin, or channel admin. Also VOIP (point2point, or server
based) setup or admin skills.

Bring you wifi'd laptop.

Look for last minute details on the BAD mailing list or archives,
http://bad.debian.net/list/2003-November/thread.html
and also at the WWDVC wiki:
http://wiki.debian.net/index.cgi?WwdebVideoconf

People interested in connecting from remote, to the meeting via IRC: 
We'll probably first make a channel on the freenode.net IRC system
(connect to irc.debian.org), then try setting up a server at the meeting,
& make a channel on that server for the meeting.  Look for details on the
BAD mailinglist & the wiki.

Look for the final announcement tomorrow night.  Then, c u there!  :)

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