[RHCE] [raleighwood] rfq on future subject material and opening up group to new folks

[Jim Ray]

Since we only have a few chapters to go on the rh9 book, I make a motion
that we burn through the remainder a chapter at a time until we finish what
we started whether 3 people show up or 12 people show up.

Thereafter, let's open up the group to new members.  Now, there is a
limitation to the number of people that can comfortably fit in our current
location.  So, I propose to keep lab size small not only for comfort yet
also to stay focused on the topic at hand as opposed to ancilliary topics
like @#$%, !&*@ and ($*^.  Me thinks we can comfortably accommodate 8 folks
total yet only had 3 folks at our last meeting.

In July when our new baby arrives, we might be forced out of this location.
Never fear, though.  My garage is air conditioned and will suffice.  I don't
see letting up on the labs any time soon and plan to keep the extra
computers available for our use.  It is too much fun and too good of an
opportunity to learn.

Rock has another curriculum (http://www.lpi.org/en/home.html) we should
consider rolling in to given acceptance by the group.  I am game.  I am also
willing to take on special topics and making our own curriculum (aka Debian
installation, Apache configuration or whatever).

We can discuss at our next meeting.  See you then.

/jim

Jim Ray, MCSE
Network Engineer
Neuse River Network, Inc.
2610 Vanderbilt Ave
Raleigh NC 27607-7247
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