Have the CD labels now, who needs what printed?

[Tony Hammitt]

OK, I have the CD labels I ordered.  There's lots and lots of them, so I can
print them for everyone's burnt CDs if they haven't already done so.

I also have the 100 DemoLinux 3.01+StarOffice CDs all ready to go, all they
need is envelopes.  (well, 99 now, I already gave one away)

And I'm halfway through with burning 60 sets of Mandrake 9.0 CD 1&2.
(I burnt all the CD1's, now I'll start on the CD2's so I don't get 
anything mislabeled)

So, please email me and tell me how many of what distro's labels you 
want printed
and I'll do so.  I figure that we can give out a bunch at ITEC then put 
up links on
the kclug.org site to CheapBytes and the distro websites for people who 
want more
of them printed.  Either that or I can pretend to be CheapBytes and sell 
them myself,
they cost about $0.35 apiece without including depreciation on my burners...

Let me know,

    Tony

Jared wrote:

>> Jared, do you have a whole lot of business cards printed up?  We 
>> could stick them in the CD enveolopes...
>>
>> We also need volunteers for not only manning the booth...
>
>
> I do not have phone numbers yet; probably will receive them shortly
> before the ITEC show begins, and will print up a bunch of cards at
> that time.
>
> I will be able to help man the booth, although others know lots
> more about Linux than me I can help. If someone can summarize the
> keynote speech, I'd be willing to cover the booth while Red Hat is
> talking, as well as other times during the show. I've gone to ITEC
> for several years for the company I used to work for, and it will
> be fun to be there again.
>
> I will bring a plant of some kind, since it looks like all the other
> components of a healthy booth are coming together. I'm curious to
> see what the carpet looks like.
>
> OT, I am getting six phone lines as part of a package discount.
> I can conceive of using about four max. Anyone need a business
> phone line, perhaps to plug a computer into? Or does
> anyone have ideas on how to usefully use a spare phone
> line or two? Maybe we could record a whole bunch of "how to
> install Gentoo" tips and people could dial in and have a computer
> coach them through a Gentoo install. "Press Two if you have already
> entered the "emerge rsync" command."
>
> :-)
>
> -Jared
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