Re: [luau] Red Hat 8.0 Tips & Tricks v1.0.0
On Mon, 2002-10-07 at 23:12, Ben Beeson wrote: > So Warren, > > What's your take on RH 8.0??? I may wait until I finish a class I'm > now > taking before I upgrade so I don't lose my term papers, but in any case, is > it a "go" now, or should we wait for 8.1??? > > Thanks, > > Ben Red Hat 8.0 is amazingly solid with one critical exception... RPM has a nasty race condition that causes it to completely fail in some instances, necessitating a kill -9, deleting some lock files or reboot in order to regain RPM functionality. I would wait for them to figure out this problem and supply updated packages before trying Red Hat 8.0. I think this will be sooner than later as IMHO, this is the most critical bug in 8.0. I will let everyone know when this is fixed. Warren
Re: [luau] OpenSourceAdvocates
On Mon, 2002-10-07 at 23:40, ronal wrote: > >From the State WUG...I wonder if Hawaii could...? > > > Open-source software advocates will unfurl a legislative proposal next > week to prohibit the state of California from buying software from > Microsoft or any other company that doesn't open its source code and > licensing policies. > http://news.com.com/2100-1001-949241.html > > mahalo > John > VOX : 586-1940 > http://www2.state.hi.us/webusergroup/ I disagree, if we advocated for the banning of proprietary software, we would be hypocrites to be advocates of free "choice". Bruce Perens launched "Sincere Choice" initiative as an alternative to Microsoft's "Software Choice" and these "Ban Proprietary Software" legislations in California and several foreign countries. "We seek to provide a fair market in which Proprietary and Open Source software can compete solely on their merits." Please read the Sincere Choice site for more information: http://www.sincerechoice.org
[luau] OpenSourceAdvocates
>From the State WUG...I wonder if Hawaii could...? Open-source software advocates will unfurl a legislative proposal next week to prohibit the state of California from buying software from Microsoft or any other company that doesn't open its source code and licensing policies. http://news.com.com/2100-1001-949241.html mahalo John VOX : 586-1940 http://www2.state.hi.us/webusergroup/
Re: [luau] Red Hat 8.0 Tips & Tricks v1.0.0
So Warren, What's your take on RH 8.0??? I may wait until I finish a class I'm now taking before I upgrade so I don't lose my term papers, but in any case, is it a "go" now, or should we wait for 8.1??? Thanks, Ben On Monday 07 October 2002 07:57 pm, you wrote: > http://www.mplug.org/phpwiki/index.php/RedHat8.0TipsTricks > > I wrote this page of "Tips & Tricks" for Red Hat 8.0 that I feel many > would find useful. It currently talks about the importance of security > updates, MP3 plugin, APT-GET & Synaptic, ALSA, Adobe Acrobat Reader and > more. >
[luau] IBM - Introduction to Netfilter/iptables
http://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/security/library/s-netip/?t=gr,lnxw02=LinuxFirewall Configuring firewalls for Linux (kernel 2.4.x) using netfilter/iptables Mugdha Vairagade ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) Independent Developer September 2002 The netfilter/iptables is the IP packet filtering system that is integrated with the latest 2.4.x versions of the Linux kernel. This system facilitates greater control over IP packet filtering and firewall configuration on Linux systems, be they systems connected to the Internet or a LAN, servers, or proxy servers interfacing between a LAN and the Internet. Mugdha Vairagade provides an introduction to the netfilter/iptables system, how it works, its advantages, installing and configuring, and how to use it to configure firewalls on Linux systems to filter IP packets. Note: Minimum intermediate level knowledge of Linux OS and experience of configuring Linux kernels will be helpful in understanding this article. For this article, we are using iptables userspace tool version 1.2.6a and kernel version 2.4.9. (continued in article)
[luau] Linux Gaming - Transgaming WineX v2.2 released
Transgaming WineX is a fork of Wine specific to implement DirectX and other features needed for playing the latest Windows games within Linux. Many games already work very well, with more game support always improving. You can download the source code which is free for non-commercial use, but it lacks the copy protection code that cannot be released due to the anti-circumvention clause of the DMCA. The most convenient way of using WineX is to subscribe for only $5 a month and be able to download their binary release which works great in most Linux distributions (I currently pay them $10 a month, at one point I was contributing $100/month.) Much of their code is released to the X11 licensed ReWind project, meaning by subscribing to Transgaming your money helps to further Open Source Software development. http://downloads.transgaming.com/files/winex-2_2-releasenotes.txt WineX 2.2 Release Issued on Tuesday October 8, 2002 As mentioned in our September Development Status Report, we have been working on this release from the same 'stable' source code tree that was used for both the WineX 2.1 release and the Kohan products. WineX 2.2 is primarily a maintenance release that incorporates many of the sound and multimedia improvements that we have made in recent weeks. WineX 2.2 also includes preliminary support for Sony Online Entertainment's incredibly popular massive multiplayer on-line game, EverQuest. The complete list of changes is as follows: * Many improvements have been made to the sound system in WineX. Several new combinations of hardware and device drivers should now work better than previously. * Hardware sound buffering is supported when explicitly activated. It can be configured in the ~/.transgaming/config file, along with support for Full Duplex mode. See the WineX Beginners Guide v. 2.2 for more information. * DirectShow support has been significantly improved, both in performance, as well as with support for additional media types. DirectShow performance is best when hardware sound buffering is enabled. * Several improvements have been made to DirectInput, including support for Unicode APIs and multi-button mice. * A number of fixes have been made to Direct3D 8, including support switching rendering between threads, as well as various Transformation and Lighting fixes. * Preliminary support for EverQuest. The Game is now fully playable using the default 'new' EverQuest user interface mode, however the auto-updater may not always work properly. The standard UI mode is not fully functional, and performance improvements will be made in future releases. For more information, see the WineX 2.2 Release Notes. * Fixes for Mandrake 9.0 and RedHat 8.0 CD device auto-detection. Note that Mandrake 9.0 appears to have a bug with SuperMount which can cause problems reading files from a CD-ROM in some circumstances. To work around the problem, disable the SuperMount feature in the OS. (continued within the full release notes) http://downloads.transgaming.com/files/winex-2_2-releasenotes.txt
Re: [luau] non-profit incorporation
On Monday 07 October 2002 08:46 pm, Jimen Ching wrote: > On 7 Oct 2002, Warren Togami wrote: > >I like these names too, but I favor a name with "Education" and agree > >with Wayne's recommendation. Thoughts? > > I also agree the word 'education' should appear in the name. Anything > with 'education' and 'foundation' is fine with me. Though I prefer > 'Hawaii' over 'Hawaiian'. > > --jc Okay. I think that it sounds good either way. I agree that using the word education does not exclude any non-education entity from receiving donated hardware and services. I also agree that using the word education could possibly mislead someone. Ultimately I believe that people will know what we do from a mission statement and our communications within the community. The frontrunners are emerging as: Hawaii Foundation for Open Source Education Hawaii Foundation for Open Source Technology Do we need to modify this with a The?, i.e., The Hawaii Foundation ... if we use Hawaii over Hawaiian? scott
Re: [luau] non-profit incorporation
On 7 Oct 2002, Warren Togami wrote: >I like these names too, but I favor a name with "Education" and agree >with Wayne's recommendation. Thoughts? I also agree the word 'education' should appear in the name. Anything with 'education' and 'foundation' is fine with me. Though I prefer 'Hawaii' over 'Hawaiian'. --jc -- Jimen Ching (WH6BRR) [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [luau] Open Source for Business Demo Day
On Sat, 5 Oct 2002, Noli Boado wrote: >Hi, my name is Noli Boado. I am a graduate student at Hawaii Pacific >University currently working on my master thesis topic: Hawaii >Consumers' Attitudes Concerning Online Privacy and Security. I am >wondering if I can get permission to send an online survey via link to >linux users in Hawaii and would like to find out how to do it if >possible. I personally have no problems with this. But if you don't want to spam people with your questionaire, you might consider putting your list of questions on a web page and email the link to the LUAU list. --jc -- Jimen Ching (WH6BRR) [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[luau] Red Hat 8.0 Tips & Tricks v1.0.0
http://www.mplug.org/phpwiki/index.php/RedHat8.0TipsTricks I wrote this page of "Tips & Tricks" for Red Hat 8.0 that I feel many would find useful. It currently talks about the importance of security updates, MP3 plugin, APT-GET & Synaptic, ALSA, Adobe Acrobat Reader and more. This page is a Wiki, meaning anyone is free to edit and add information if they feel it is useful. Please read Wiki documentation and practice Wiki syntax in the Sand Box before editing this page. I currently need someone to add instructions on how to edit the default Freshrpms Xine configuration to use OSS sound output, if the user opts to stick with OSS rather than use ALSA. If you know something that would be useful to add but don't want to learn Wiki syntax, please e-mail me and I will add it for you. Thanks, Warren Togami [EMAIL PROTECTED] Mid-Pacific Linux Users Group http://www.mplug.org
Re: [luau] non-profit incorporation
On Mon, 2002-10-07 at 17:13, R. Scott Belford wrote: > > I see a common theme here of education, but wouldn't it be better to > > name the > > non-profit to something slightly more general, so that in the future we > > can use > > it for helping other non-school related entities? Libraries, Youth > > Centers, etc... > > Yes. Great suggestion. It should be more general. Wayne highly recommended keeping the Foundation name specific with "Education" because that may sound more sincere, and may attract more donations. I think that "Education" can also imply that we do non-school things, as we do Educate business people in Open Source solutions too. > I like the name. You both are right in that it should be more general. > There certainly are groups other than schools that could really benefit. > Let's generalize. I like how the following rolls of the tongue: > > Hawaiian Open Source Technology Foundation > or > Hawaiian Foundation for Open Source Technology > I like these names too, but I favor a name with "Education" and agree with Wayne's recommendation. Thoughts? Warren
Re: [luau] non-profit incorporation
--- "R. Scott Belford" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Yes. Great suggestion. It should be more general. > > > Let's generalize. I like how the following rolls of the tongue: > > Hawaiian Open Source Technology Foundation > or > Hawaiian Foundation for Open Source Technology > > scott I echo the idea of keeping it more general, and I think Hawaiian Foundation for Open Source Technology is a good one ... and not just because I thought of the cool acronym "Hawaiian FrOST" will fit with it, either . Aloha, Rob __ Do you Yahoo!? Faith Hill - Exclusive Performances, Videos & More http://faith.yahoo.com
[luau] Redhat lives!!
I finally received the box from Redhat today. I received a few goodies. They sent me the Professional RH8.0, the Deluxe version 8.0 ( I was disappointed not to get the Advanced Server) a couple coffee mugs, brochures on Advanced Server with something to display at the next demo. I also received a package of Redhat mints. Also a promise of open contact with RH rep which includes direct business number as well as cell phone. They also provided information on RedHats contributions to education. I wish I could have tossed out a few of these items to the audience like the mints. I may have a lot more coming for the ITEC demo. Im sending them a care package as well. Im sure they will like it!!! Dan
[luau] Everyone Else
Contributions made and overlooked, Im deeply sorry but Id like to thank you right now. So many have given ideas supported the group and yet (since Im 42) overlooked someone who I failed to mention, THANK YOU. Mahalo Dan
[luau] Jimen
Jimen I know if it wasnt for your push, this demo may not have happened. I know you stayed focused for the group and you contributed so much that a simple thank you couldnt be enough.
[luau] Thanks Charles
Charles, thanks also for your support and knowledge as well.
[luau] Mahalo Warren
Warren What can I say. I was totally impressed as well as many others on how you put this together. Thanks for putting such a large effort and I promise you that I will help out as much as I can to continue looking for contacts and resources to support whatever the next demo or cause may be. Also thank Elayne for being there also. She made all of us bums look good because after Saturday night and Sunday morning prep, we needed someone around who looked alive and knowledgeable. Dan
Re: [luau] non-profit incorporation
"R. Scott Belford" wrote: > > On Monday 07 October 2002 03:56 pm, Ray Strode wrote: > > > > I see a common theme here of education, but wouldn't it be better to > > name the > > non-profit to something slightly more general, so that in the future we > > can use > > it for helping other non-school related entities? Libraries, Youth > > Centers, etc... > > Yes. Great suggestion. It should be more general. > > Brian Low stated the following: > > "I was thinking, this sounded a little better: Open > Source Technology for Hawaii Foundation. This would give the name a > little more flexability. There are a lot more than just non-profit > schools that could be utilizing our project. There are a lot of > non-profit orginazations out there that not only work with schools but > with other places as donations" ### Very Good Name. It is a little easier to remember and stronger if you make a slight adjustment to the phrasing. "Hawaii Foundation for Open Source Technology" Aloha! Al Plant - Webmaster http://hawaiidakine.com Providing FAST DSL Service for $28.00 /mo. Member Small Business Hawaii. Running FreeBSD 4.5 UNIX & Caldera Linux 2.4 & RedHat 7.2 Support OPEN SOURCE in Business Computing. Phone 808-622-0043
Re: [luau] non-profit incorporation
Ray Thanks for your help also. I know that your technical knowledge was a key factor in the success of the demo. Dan > > > >Hawai`i Open Source Education Initiative > >Foundation For Hawaiian Open Sourced Schools > >Hawai`ian Institute for Open Sourced Education > >Open Source Technology for Hawai`ian Schools Foundation > >Hawai`ian Gnu/Linux Educational Organization > >Hawai`ian Institute of Openly Sourced Education Technology > >Technological Inititative for Open Source Hawai`ian Schools > >Schools Growing with Open Source Technology > >Hawai`ian Education Foundation for Open Source Integration > >Open Source Computing Organization for Hawai`ian Schools > > > I see a common theme here of education, but wouldn't it be better to > name the > non-profit to something slightly more general, so that in the future we > can use > it for helping other non-school related entities? Libraries, Youth > Centers, etc... > > --Ray > > > ___ > LUAU mailing list > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > http://videl.ics.hawaii.edu/mailman/listinfo/luau
Re: [luau] non-profit incorporation
Ditto from Dan and much Mahalo Scott for your professional expertise. I know that the success we had wasnt based on the numbers as much as the quality of the participants. What I mean is that like the dentist that Brian and I talked to the Professor surely was a good indication that we are reaching the right sector. Dan > Aloha Scott, >I really dig the folowing name: Open Source Technology for Hawai`ian > Schools Foundation. I was thinking, this sounded a little better: Open > Source Technology for Hawaii Foundation. This would give the name a > little more flexability. There are a lot more than just non-profit > schools that could be utilizing our project. There are a lot of > non-profit orginazations out there that not only work with schools but > with other places as donations. This would also allow us to plug into > these places also. What do you think? > > Thanks, > Brian > > Brian Low > Security X > 1515 Nuuanu Ave. #555 > Honolulu, HI 96817 > Phone: (808) 371-3571 > E-Mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > ___ > LUAU mailing list > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > http://videl.ics.hawaii.edu/mailman/listinfo/luau
Re: [luau] who said we had to follow?
Hoala Thanks again for the help yesterday. If it wasnt for your efforts, we wouldnt have had the additional signups to be on the list. I noticed many lookie loos came through the training center even though they didnt sign up. We had a foot traffic of about 145 people check out the demo. The reason I know is due to security people I asked to help keep track while we were on the floor added to those I already counted with flyer in hand exiting throught the training side casually looking at the units up front. Maybe they were worried about a sales pitch. Anyways thanks again!! Dan - Original Message - From: "Ho'ala Greevy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Monday, October 07, 2002 4:04 PM Subject: [luau] who said we had to follow? > Ladies and Gentlemen, > > > As manager of hoalagreevy, LLC, I'm pleased to announce our latest product > offering- Pau Spam! > > Powered by RedHat Linux, Pau Spam! eliminates spam and viruses at the > server level, before they ever reach the end user. In addition, Pau Spam! > works on any existing platform and end users don't need to install any > additional software. Sounds great, eh? :-] > > Soley developed here in Hawaii, interested parties can learn more about > our innovative product at http://hoalagreevy.com/products.html > > Mahalo nui for all your support, > Ho'ala Greevy > > > ___ > LUAU mailing list > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > http://videl.ics.hawaii.edu/mailman/listinfo/luau
Re: [luau] non-profit incorporation
On Monday 07 October 2002 03:56 pm, Ray Strode wrote: > > I see a common theme here of education, but wouldn't it be better to > name the > non-profit to something slightly more general, so that in the future we > can use > it for helping other non-school related entities? Libraries, Youth > Centers, etc... Yes. Great suggestion. It should be more general. Brian Low stated the following: "I was thinking, this sounded a little better: Open Source Technology for Hawaii Foundation. This would give the name a little more flexability. There are a lot more than just non-profit schools that could be utilizing our project. There are a lot of non-profit orginazations out there that not only work with schools but with other places as donations" I like the name. You both are right in that it should be more general. There certainly are groups other than schools that could really benefit. Let's generalize. I like how the following rolls of the tongue: Hawaiian Open Source Technology Foundation or Hawaiian Foundation for Open Source Technology scott
[luau] who said we had to follow?
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RE: [luau] non-profit incorporation
Aloha Scott, I really dig the folowing name: Open Source Technology for Hawai`ian Schools Foundation. I was thinking, this sounded a little better: Open Source Technology for Hawaii Foundation. This would give the name a little more flexability. There are a lot more than just non-profit schools that could be utilizing our project. There are a lot of non-profit orginazations out there that not only work with schools but with other places as donations. This would also allow us to plug into these places also. What do you think? Thanks, Brian Brian Low Security X 1515 Nuuanu Ave. #555 Honolulu, HI 96817 Phone: (808) 371-3571 E-Mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [luau] non-profit incorporation
Hawai`i Open Source Education Initiative Foundation For Hawaiian Open Sourced Schools Hawai`ian Institute for Open Sourced Education Open Source Technology for Hawai`ian Schools Foundation Hawai`ian Gnu/Linux Educational Organization Hawai`ian Institute of Openly Sourced Education Technology Technological Inititative for Open Source Hawai`ian Schools Schools Growing with Open Source Technology Hawai`ian Education Foundation for Open Source Integration Open Source Computing Organization for Hawai`ian Schools I see a common theme here of education, but wouldn't it be better to name the non-profit to something slightly more general, so that in the future we can use it for helping other non-school related entities? Libraries, Youth Centers, etc... --Ray
[luau] non-profit incorporation
In an attempt to entice more computer contributions, we are going to create a non-profit corporation. Heretofore things have been donated to the Mid-Pacific Institute. While this has been an effective work-around, it is not the long term solution we need. Wayne, an attorney on the list, has suggested that the name be long enough to encompass a sense of the group's intentions. He advised against an acronym. I am suggesting any one of the following names. Please rearrange them and suggest a combination that you like. Please suggest a new name. Please ignore the whole thing if you choose. :-) Hawai`i Open Source Education Initiative Foundation For Hawaiian Open Sourced Schools Hawai`ian Institute for Open Sourced Education Open Source Technology for Hawai`ian Schools Foundation Hawai`ian Gnu/Linux Educational Organization Hawai`ian Institute of Openly Sourced Education Technology Technological Inititative for Open Source Hawai`ian Schools Schools Growing with Open Source Technology Hawai`ian Education Foundation for Open Source Integration Open Source Computing Organization for Hawai`ian Schools For those of you unfamiliar with this endeavor, it is an attempt to utilize hardware generally considered "obsolete" in the academic environment. Luau members have interest in this because a linux based project, the LTSP, lstp.org, and in particular its education branch, k12ltsp.org, use this hardware as thin clients. For very little cost, entire labs can be constructed. Warren Togami has been instrumental (as well as others) in implementing this solution in several places. The Mid-Pacific Institute has one such lab, and it is being expanded. If you want to be involved in any way, let it be known. scott
[luau] News - W3C Patent Board Recommends Royalty-Free Policy
Bruce Perens continues the good fight, protecting Open Source Software's rights to implement W3C standards. http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=02/10/07/1159206&mode=thread&tid=95 Bruce Perens writes "A year ago, the World Wide Web Consortium proposed a policy to allow royalty-generating patents to be embedded in web standards. This would have been fatal to the ability of Free Software to implement those standards. There was much protest, including over 2000 emails to the W3C Patent Policy Board spurred on by a call to arms published on Slashdot. As a result of the complaints, I was invited to join W3C's patent policy board, representing Software in the Public Interest (Debian's corporation) -- but really the entire Free Software community. I was later joined in this by Eben Moglen, for FSF, and Larry Rosen, for the Open Source Initiative." Bruce has written more below - it's well worth reading. After a year of argument and see-sawing, W3C's patent policy board has voted to recommend a royalty-free patent policy. This recommendation will be put in the form of a draft and released for public comment. There will probably be a dissenting minority report from some of the large patent holders. Tim Berners-Lee and the W3C Advisory Committee, composed of representatives from all of the consortium's members, will eventually make the final decision on the policy. My previous interaction with the Advisory Committee and Berners-Lee lead me to feel that they will approve the royalty-free policy. ... Now, we must take this fight elsewhere. Although IETF has customarily been held up as the paragon of openness, they currently allow royalty-bearing patents to be embedded in their standards. This must change, and IETF has just initiated a policy discussion to that effect. We must pursue similar policies at many other standards bodies, and at the governments and treaty organizations that persist in writing bad law. ... I'd like to give credit to HP. Because I was representing SPI, and HP had someone else representing them at W3C, I made it clear to my HP managers that they would not be allowed to influence my role at W3C - that would have created a conflict-of-interest for me, as well as giving HP unfair double-representation. HP managers understood this, and were supportive. During all but the very end of the process, HP paid my salary and travel expenses while they knew that I was functioning as an independent agent who would explicitly reject their orders. Indeed, HP allowed me to influence their policy, rather than the reverse. This was the result of enlightened leadership by Jim Bell, Scott K. Peterson, Martin Fink, and Scott Stallard. (continued in article)
[luau] How to assign multiple IP addresses to eth0 (or other ) ???
Brain is just not taking me there today... I know with Solaris, I set up virtual interfaces using ifconfig but what's the Linux incantation? Thanks -Bob
[luau] Dr Reed talks about broadcast telecommuncation technologies
== ELECTRONIC PIZZA Tuesday, October 8, 2002 6:00 PM Marine Science Auditorium, room 114, UH Manoa Campus "Electronic Pizza" was founded in 1984 to provide an informal monthly forum for engineers, technicians, consultants, and entrepreneurs to discuss their efforts to exploit the latest electronic technologies in areas such as broadcast and cable TV production, electronic imaging, information processing, telecommunications, testing & measurement, etc. Use this opportunity to network with "techies", and other individuals involved in high-tech development in Hawaii. Presentation by: Nancy E. Reed, PhD. UH Dept. of Electrical Engineering Antonomous Agents An autonomous agent is a computer system that is capable of independent action on behalf of its owner or user. This talk gives an introduction to autonomous agents and describes applications of agents in several different areas. Examples of existing agent systems will be shown, including agents that play soccer and agents that fly aircraft. Nancy E. Reed received a B.S. degree in Biology and M.S. (1988) and PhD. (1995) degrees in Computer Science from the University of Minnesota. Prior to joining the Department of Electrical Engineering at the University of Hawaii at Manoa, Dr. Reed was an assistant professor in the Computer and Information Science Department at the University of Linkoping, Sweden, and at Sonoma State University.Dr. Reed is a member of the American Association for Artificial Intelligence (AAAI), the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), the Institute for Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), and the IEEE Computer Society. Dr. Reed's research interests are in the areas of artificial intelligence, autonomous agents, cognitive modeling, diagnosis, knowledge-based systems, knowledge acquisition, medical informatics, and real-time systems. Recent research activities include the design of autonomous agents in simulation environments, developing computational models of diagnostic problem-solving methods, and modeling human expert reasoning. Tuesday, October 8, 2002 6:00 PM Marine Science Auditorium, room 114, UH Manoa Campus $6 per person for pizza & drinks. For questions call Eran Agmon at 831-0600 or Courtney Brown at 780-9000. Or see www.cyberpizzahawaii.com. Parking is free but you need to register by noon on Tuesday by sending email with your name and phone number to [EMAIL PROTECTED] List corrections to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Directions: on UH Campus take Dole turn north on East West Rd. FIRST LEFT into unnamed access road to lot # 11 Your name will be on the list at the guard booth at the entrance to the parking lot. See map at http://www.hawaii.edu/campusmap/uhmmap.1200x700.giffor details. Affiliated: HTTA - Hawaii Technology Trade Association www.htta.org -- MARTY PLOTNICK CREATIVE RESOURCES, INC. POB 1795, HONOLULU, HI 96806 1-808-533.1715 VOICE 24/7 1-808-255.1715 CEL 1-808-531.4462 FAX [EMAIL PROTECTED] __ Do you Yahoo!? Faith Hill - Exclusive Performances, Videos & More http://faith.yahoo.com
