Presentations and Holiday Social Hour
The December OLUG Meeting is coming up on Tuesday, December 5th at 6:30 PM at 1902 Howard Street in the AIM Brain Exchange building in Omaha, NE. We are in the Cerebrum Room.
Bring a short presentation with you, no more than 10 – 15 minutes.
After the presentation part of the meeting (hence the short duration), we will have our sixth annual social hour for the holidays. Talk, exchange GPG keys, have some snacks, discuss penguins, etc.
The social hour will begin around 7:00 to 7:15.
Please bring a holiday-themed snack with you. Bring something to drink for yourself. Post to the mailing list what you plan to bring so we don’t all bring a bag of chips.
Please come out and say hello!
The Meeting will be streamed live on Youtube live – we do sometimes experience technical difficulties with our streaming setup. Attending the meeting in person does work around most technical difficulties. 🙂
Youtube live – https://www.youtube.com/omahalug –
Parking info: https://www.olug.org/faqs/where-do-i-park-for-the-meeting/
Jon L.
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