[volunteers] Speaker for January meeting

[Sarah Newman]

Glad everything has worked out. Sign me up for February.

On 12/05/2014 06:54 PM, Rick Moen wrote:
> Sarah Newman wrote:
> 
>> Just a reminder, I'm not on the volunteer mailing list so unless you
>> specifically reply to me I don't get the response.
> 
> Yes, I've been careful to CC you.  (I also posted a week or two ago yet
> another reminder to people on Volunteers that they should in the general
> case CC people when replying there, on account of that mailing list's
> several special roles.
> http://lists.svlug.org/archives/volunteers/2014q4/004524.html )
> 
>> Alison's talk in January has 175 people signed up with a wait list of 70
>> people, so I don't think SVLUG will be able to host.
> 
> Wait, I'm just catching up on some bits of this.  I _thought_ Alison's SVLT
> talk had been scheduled for Jan. 7 at HackerDojo (which would have been
> directly opposite SVLUG's event slot), but then Kevin Dankwardt rescuedled
> it to Dec. 1st in order to qualify for a larger room.
> 
> http://www.meetup.com/Silicon-Valley-Linux-Technology/events/208133972/
> 
>    Kevin
>    We got a larger room and moved to Dec. 1st. Yay.
> 
>    Kevin
>    We are able to meet in the LARGE EVENT ROOM on Monday Dec 1 for I
>    re-scheduled. Since the waitlist was so large this will accommodate
>    everyone. This looks to be a great talk by Alison.
> 
> Kevin, what's the story?  Do I correctly understand from information on the
> above-referenced page that Alison Chaiken's SVLT talk 'Systemd: the modern
> Linux init system you will learn to love' took place on Monday, December
> 1st?  If the answer is yes, then I suggest you update the page to remove the
> reference to Wednesday, January 7, 2015 at the top, as that would then be
> confusing.
> 
> Alternatively, _if_ Alison's talk for SVLT is still scheduled for Wednesday,
> January 7, 2015, would SVLT like to hold its event over at Symantec vCafe, 
> as the guests of SVLUG?
> 
> I personally am quite certain that vCafe can easily handle 175 or more
> attendees.  All I have to do is double-check with site management
> beforehand, and make sure the meeting area is configured for a large crowd.
> 
> Please do help me out by clarifying.
>