[ale] ALE NW for 5/18

[Jerald Sheets]

I want to correct this message.  I was noticing that I had listed  
6/22 for the June meeting when in actuality Thursday was the 1st,  
therefore the third thursday would be Thursday the 15th.  (I have a  
bad habit of skipping a week when the first day of the month falls on  
the one I'm talking about)

Anyhow:

Therefore, the following pertinent part should read:


> June 15th :
>
> Brian Mack of TekSystems has graciously offered to come and speak to
> us regarding Linux in the marketplace, and UNIX administration, UNIX
> employment, and the recruiting business in general.
>
> I saw his talk at the AUG, and it was quite informative.  He gave
> well reasoned, well thought out answers to questions posed by the
> group, on a spontaneous basis.


That's the only change for June.  (not change, but correction)

Brian will be with us for the 15th instead of the 22nd.

Start thinking up your questions today!  Anything having to do with  
technical recruiting, linux/UNIX jobs, the hiring landscape in ATL  
right now, etc. etc.

Everything's fair game.


Thanks!



On May 16, 2006, at 10:50 AM, Jerald Sheets wrote:

> ALE NW 5/18
>
> Brian MacLeod will be doing a Kickstart presentation this Thursday
> evening.
>
> As before, arrive at TWC between 7:15 and 7:30 so we can gather a
> group, and we'll escort you up.  Refreshments are planned, and
> security is aware.
>
> 8:00 biz & info
> 8:15 Presentation
> 8:45? - Hobnobbing and snack devouring
>
> See everyone there!
>
>
>
> June 22nd:
>
> Brian Mack of TekSystems has graciously offered to come and speak to
> us regarding Linux in the marketplace, and UNIX administration, UNIX
> employment, and the recruiting business in general.
>
> I saw his talk at the AUG, and it was quite informative.  He gave
> well reasoned, well thought out answers to questions posed by the
> group, on a spontaneous basis.
>
>
> July 20th:
>
> Sid Lane, DBA for The Weather Channel Interactive has graciously
> agreed to do a talk on MySQL clustering on July 20th.  We employ a
> pretty serious MySQL infrastructure here, and Sid has some great
> stuff he'll be covering in July.
>
>
> As usual:
>
> Speakers always sought, all topics welcome.
>
> Don't forget that with enough notice we can get network for the room,
> and have an installfest, installation demos, and the like.  Be
> thinking about that too.
>
> Jerald Sheets
> Linux Systems Administrator
> The Weather Channel Interactive
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