RMS speaking tonight!

[Rick Moen]

Richard M. Stallman, author of GNU emacs, the GNU debugger, and
other key software, author of the GNU General Public License, and
founder of the Free Software Foundation, will speak this evening to
the CCSF GNU/Linux User Group at The CoffeeNet in San Francisco.
Admission is free of charge and the public is welcome.  The event
starts at 7 PM.

The CoffeeNet is an Internet cafe at 744 Harrison between 3rd and
4th Streets, two blocks south of Moscone Convention Center, near
the I-80 skyway.

TRANSPORTATION:

By Muni: Routes 15 Third Street, 30 Stockton, and 45 Union go past
on 3rd Street, northbound. Routes 30 Stockton and 45 Union go past 
on 4th Street, southbound.  By BART:  Exit at Montgomery, walk four 
blocks south along 3rd Street to a right (west) turn onto Harrison. 
It's the purple building in mid-block.  By CalTrain: The San Francisco 
terminus is at 4th Street and Townsend. Either take the 15 Third Street, 
30 Stockton, or 45 Union Muni buses up 3rd to Harrison, or walk north 
along 4th, three blocks north to a right (east) turn on Harrison, 
and go 1/2 block. Return to CalTrain on routes 30 Stockton or 45 Union 
from 4th St. (or walk the three blocks).

By car: From I-80 west, exit at 5th Street northbound bearing half-right 
onto 5th, go one block to a right (east) turn onto Folsom, three blocks 
to right (south) on 2nd Street, one block to right (west) on Harrison, 
proceed 1 1/2 blocks. From I-80 east, take 4th Street exit, bearing 
half-left (east) onto Bryant, one block to left (north) onto 3rd Street, 
one block to left (west) on Harrison, and proceed 1/2 block. There is 
free (in the free beer sense) adequate on-street parking in the
evenings. 

MAP:  http://linuxmafia.com/bale/map-linuxcabal.jpeg

(Why such late notice?  I heard only this morning that no effective 
publicity had been arranged -- and I was not the one making
arrangements.  Sorry about that, anyway.)

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