[Ubuntu Chicago] Ubuntu Chicago Release Party

[Nathan M. Murray]

I would be fine with either location.  I would say that the later date
would be better. I planned on taking the metra rail in.  Do we have
any times setup?

Just my two cents

Nathan

On 10/17/09, Nathan Handler <nhandler at ubuntu.com> wrote:
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> Hello everyone,
>
> Karmic Koala is due to be released in under two weeks (November 29).
> It is time for us to begin planning our Karmic release party. Looking
> at the calendar, it appears that we have two weekends that we could
> possibly use for the event. We could either hold our release party on
> the weekend of November 7th/8th or 14th/15th. In the past, we have
> held our release parties at the Institute of Design [1]. The Institute
> of Design has plenty of space, a nice projector, free wireless
> internet, and allows us to bring in food and beverages. I talked with
> Kevin, and he said that we would be unable to hold our release party
> at the Institute of Design if it is on the 8th or 15th. We could
> possibly hold it there if we have the party on the 7th (it would
> depend on the time of the party). His preference was to hold it on the
> 14th because there is a LUG meeting at the Institute of Design at 3:00
> PM. Holding the event on the 14th would also have the additional
> benefit of possibly allowing Richard Johnson (nixternal) to attend, as
> he will be returning from his month-long bike ride earlier that week.
>
> We are not locked into this date or location. We have several other
> locations [2] that we could possibly use for our event if we wish to
> hold it on a different day and/or at a different location. I would
> like to get some feedback from the rest of the LoCo about what date
> and location would work best for everyone.
>
> For this release party, we are also interested in having some
> presentations from some new faces. If you are interested in giving a
> presentation at the release party, please say so. There are no
> restrictions on the type of presentations that can be given. However,
> please try and make an effort to have the presentation be at least
> loosely related to Ubuntu.
>
> Thanks,
> Nathan Handler
>
> [1]
> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ChicagoTeam/Meetings/MeetingLocations#IIT%20Institute%20of%20Design
> [2] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ChicagoTeam/Meetings/MeetingLocations
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