🚀 go-pugleaf

	Since we are unusually orginized this month and have both a speaker and
a place sometime earlier than the day before the meeting I thought I would
post this here in case there are any new folks out there not on the mailing 
list that are interested in coming.

  		Announcement of an EnglishBayLISA meeting

	Date  : Wednesday June 19 1996   (the third Wednesday of the month)
	Place : SFU Harbor Center Campus (555 West Hastings I believei, the
		old Sears building on Hastings in any case)
		Room 1500
	Time  : 7:00 PM
	Topic : Internet connectivity via 56 Kbit amatuer packet radio
		by Dennis Rosenauer.
			This will be the presentation of an invited paper on
		the implementation of a 56K packet radio network over the 
		amatuer bands both for providing communications during an 
		emergency as part of the provincial emergency program and 
		for fun. I will note this is my interpretation of what 
		Dennis is going to speak on since Dennis hasn't sent me
		anything so any misinterpretion is mine.
			I expect that we will end up at the brew pub (The
		steamworks? I'm sure someone will correct me if that is 
		wrong) just across the street from the HC campus to do the 
		usual quality control inspection of the beer. It is possible
		that some of us may get down a little early and get fed and
		tanked up before the meeting as well as after too ...

	EnglishBayLISA is an informal group of local system administrators that
meet once a month to hear someone speak on a topic of interest (assuming we
get orginized enough to find a speaker and room) and in any case (and some
times only!) hit a local pub to drink beer and swap Unix stories after the
meeting which I expect some members consider the most important part of the
meeting. 
	Meetings are free and open to all (in this particular case the room
only holds 25 people or so which is not usually a problem).
	There is an email mailing list where meeting announcements get sent to.i
To get added to it send a valid email to me (vanepp@sfu.ca) and I will add you.
Volume is very low, typically only one meeting announcement per month.

Peter Van Epp / Operations and Technical Support 
Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, B.C. Canada