[TriLUG] Meeting location

Tue Aug 1 00:57:29 EDT 2017

By the way that is Dr. Sarah Windsor

http://www.rtp.org/about-us/stem-in-the-park/

On Tue, Aug 1, 2017 at 12:18 AM karl flores <karl.americorp at gmail.com>
wrote:

> I have a contact @RTP. STEM AT THE PARK is a tenant there. Contact Sarah
> Windsor. Let me ask first if she would be willing to consider. What would
> she be required to do? Is there a cost? There might be an exchange of
> volunteer work for her non-profit. Host a tech fair for her outreach
> program. But that can be offered in exchange. You have some very creative
> people in the group that could host a hackaton for middle school kids
> sometime?
>
> Call me in morning 6199971329 after 10:45
>
> Karl Flores
> Americorps VISTA
>
> On Tue, Aug 1, 2017 at 12:02 AM Paul Holzworth via TriLUG <
> trilug at trilug.org> wrote:
>
>> Let me ask the obvious question.  Would The Frontier itself be willing to
>> host us?  It seems that we attract just the entrepenurial crowd that they
>> would like to attract for their paid spaces. Consider it marketing.  I
>> personally like the space and the location but unfortunately have no
>> affiliation there.
>>
>> Paul Holzworth
>>
>>
>> > On Jul 31, 2017, at 11:12 PM, Brian Gerard via TriLUG <
>> trilug at trilug.org> wrote:
>> >
>> > Hey everyone-
>> >
>> > We have received word that we likely won't be able to meet at The
>> Frontier
>> > any longer.  Unfortunately, Oak City Technology would be charged for
>> hosting
>> > us, due to the number of other events they host there through the month.
>> >
>> > FYI, August is still up in the air; we should find out in the next day
>> or
>> > two whether or not we'll be meeting there this month.  Obviously, we'll
>> let
>> > everyone know as soon as we know one way or the other.
>> >
>> > So that brings up two questions for you, the members.
>> >
>> > I said "likely" because The Frontier doesn't have any objections to us
>> remaining
>> > there, it's just that Oak City isn't able to host us any more.  So the
>> first
>> > question is, are any of you affiliated with any other Frontier tenants
>> who would
>> > be willing and able to serve as our hosts at the facility?  And please
>> note
>> > that that can either be on an ongoing basis, or even just for our next
>> meeting,
>> > in case the answer about August is "no".  If so, please reach out to the
>> > Steering Committee via steering at trilug.org.
>> >
>> > Second, *if* we don't have another company at The Frontier who can
>> become our
>> > new host, we obviously need to find a new home.  If you know of a
>> company or
>> > facility who would be a good candidate, the Steering Committee would be
>> very
>> > grateful to hear about it!  If you have a contact, that's wonderful.
>> But even
>> > if not, if you just know of a company that wants to host technical
>> meetups, let
>> > us know the company name and any details you do know, and we'll follow
>> up.
>> >
>> > Geographically, we'd probably like to keep it moderately centralized,
>> somewhere
>> > between Raleigh and RTP, but certainly in the short term we can make
>> exceptions.
>> >
>> > Logistically, we generally have between 50 and 80 members show up at a
>> meeting,
>> > and we would ideally like to be able to start setting up around 6:30.
>> We
>> > generally stop right at or before 9:00 on most nights, with another 30
>> minutes
>> > or so of cleanup, but we can work with a venue if they have rules along
>> those
>> > lines.  Likewise with the pizza and drinks - we can keep that part of
>> the event
>> > in a separate from the meeting if need be.
>> >
>> > All leads and suggestions are welcome, folks.  As I said, we'll chase
>> down
>> > info if we need to, but any legwork you do ahead of time would be very
>> much
>> > appreciated!
>> >
>> > We'll keep everyone posted with details as they develop.
>> >
>> > Thank you!
>> > Brian Gerard
>> > Chair, TriLUG
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Karl Flores
IT Specialist
Directl: 619-796-1329
Fax:  858-605-4265

"There are those who look at opportunities and contemplate limitations.
There are those who seek opportunities and discover limitations. And there
are those who find opportunities and challenge their own limitations."

"My children are footprints that prove I existed"

 "My life is based on a true story. The characters, incidents, and
dialogues are products of my imagination and are not to be construed as
real. Any resemblance to actual events or persons, living or dead, is
entirely accidental."

"What I now know is that I never knew that I knew what I know"

 "Finish Happy"