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= Notes = This is the annual meeting to elect Personal Telco leadership. 6:30pm: Darrin Eden took the stage and welcomed everyone. About 50 people in attendence. - Darrin says that he attended a national conference on Community LANs. I believe the conference was in Chicago (but your scribe could be mistaken). Darrin said that it was instructive and that many people look to PersonalTelco for leadership. Darrin hands off the meeting to Nigel Ballard. 6:35: Nigel Ballard says the Portland is known to have more (free) nodes than anywhere (still). Portland government, Nigel says, is an active participant and has been discussing a City Hall node. Nigel said he couldn't discuss further details but said the city was involved in interesting and exciting wireless developments. Nigel asks new members to introduce themselves. Several new people. One guy who has been around the country showed off his new WiFi Toys book that was written by a San Diego WiFi group member. |
Personal Telco Monthly Meeting for August 25th 2004
When and Where
Urban Grind Coffee 2214 NE Oregon St. (take 22nd Ave. 2 blocks North of Sandy Blvd.)
Wednesday, August 25th 6pm-9pm
Agenda
- 6:00PM - Introduction to Personal Telco for newcomers.
- 6:30PM - New Nodes and other announcements.
- 6:45PM - Elections
- 7:30PM - Business followed directly by informal meet and greet.
Agenda Items
- Raffle Kick-off
NationalSummitAugust2004 report
- October is Education Month - Multiple playdays, "How Do I Use the PTPnet" workshops for users of the PTP nodes, Adopt a Document Drive, more.
Notes from August 25th Meeting, 6:30pm. Scribe: Sam Churchill
Notes
This is the annual meeting to elect Personal Telco leadership.
6:30pm: Darrin Eden took the stage and welcomed everyone. About 50 people in attendence.
- Darrin says that he attended a national conference on Community LANs. I believe the conference was in Chicago (but your scribe could be mistaken). Darrin said that it was instructive and that many people look to PersonalTelco for leadership. Darrin hands off the meeting to Nigel Ballard.
6:35: Nigel Ballard says the Portland is known to have more (free) nodes than anywhere (still). Portland government, Nigel says, is an active participant and has been discussing a City Hall node. Nigel said he couldn't discuss further details but said the city was involved in interesting and exciting wireless developments.
Nigel asks new members to introduce themselves. Several new people. One guy who has been around the country showed off his new WiFi Toys book that was written by a San Diego WiFi group member.