[ale] contest

[Geoffrey]

This is excellent, question is, how should it be approached?  We don't 
need 35 folks from the ALE sending requests, or do we??

What do folks think?  Or, are have you already sent in your request??

Michael Hirsch wrote:
> Shamelessly forwarded from another mailing list;
> 
> Just got the latest Under the Brim. It contained this
> 
> UNDER THE BRIM CONTEST 36: MAKE IT STOP
> Led Zeppelin did it. So did Dylan. Rolling Stones still do it and
> probably should have quit before Keith Richards started looking like
> that. Now it's our turn. Red Hat is taking the show on the road. Just
> imagine:
> 
>      Hardcore Red Hat engineers
>   + Large recreational vehicle
>   + Covenience-store diet of non-perishable cheese and pork products
>   + Infrequent personal hygiene resources
> ---------------------
> = Hello Cleveland! Rock and Roll!! 
> 
> Now, UTB Contest 36: We're looking for LUGs (Linux User Groups) or
> schools (universities preferred) to be featured stops on our tour. We'll
> bring with us computers running the latest Red Hat technology, goodies
> bearing our logo, and a nothing's-gonna-stop-us-now mentality honed from
> forced viewings of all 11 seasons of MTV's Road Rules. 
> 
> To enter, compose an email telling us where you are and why we should
> stop there, and then send it immediately to: feedback at redhat.com
> Subject line: MAKE IT STOP 
> 
> Prize: Of course, *first* prize is the Red Hat bus stopping at your LUG
> or school. But for this contest (and in case the most compelling entry
> is logistically impossible for us to reach by bus) second prize is a
> virtual visit, where we'll send you a care package that includes Red Hat
> t-shirts, CDs, caps, and other collectibles. All UTB readers worldwide
> are eligible and welcome to enter. But our bus isn't a boat. 
> 
> 
> 
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Until later: Geoffrey		esoteric at 3times25.net

I didn't have to buy my radio from a specific company to listen
to FM, why doesn't that apply to the Internet (anymore...)?


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