On 12/11/06, Eric Van Hensbergen gmail.com> wrote:

I agree :-).

On 12/11/06, Latchesar Ionkov lanl.gov> wrote:

Here's another vote for New York. (Especially if it can include a
field trip across the Hudson to the land of New Jersey, where once
dwelt the fair maidens UNIX and Plan 9. (Is anyone at Bell Labs still
using Plan 9?))

Hope 7 sounds like a reasonably good time to meet in NY — especially
since all other regional computer conferences seem to have moved to
Boston — but not if it means waiting until 2009.

--Joel

Sydney would be good. for adventure, i'll put in a vote for Las
Vegas. Vegas is setup for large groups and relatively inexpensive (if
you don't gamble).

Tempe, AZ (ASU campus) is a fun place too. You can wear your gun
to the grocery store (can't be concealed); though a three-barreled
pirate pistol may not be ok.

In spring/summer you can't beat Seattle/Vancouver area. i plan to
sponsor a plan9 gathering here soon.

Agreed.
I was going to try and set something up here in Seattle if
those other proposals don't work out.

On 12/12/06, Tim Wiess wrote:

Seattle I could actually attend as I live here. Sorry I've absolutely
no sense of adventure.

But then again, I'd probably only be able to participate as an
interested outsider rather than a full blown contributer. Life's been
exceptionally "fun" lately.

people in Seattle and vicinity, anyone interested in getting a 9fans
monthly meeting together? downtown someplace perhaps?

I'm not in Seattle, but 2600 meetings are good things to meet people.
And if Plan9-ers are in your area thats a meeting you could all
attend. Monthly, first firday of every month, in most places of the
world. http://2600.com

On 12/12/06, Skip Tavakkolian <9nut@9netics.com> wrote:

On Dec 11, 2006, at 7:22 PM, ron minnich wrote:

Thetis Island.

While I'm not (yet) on the excluded list, the concept of bending over
for TSA just doesn't do it for me any more.

Thetis is a four hour sail from Vancouver, has reasonably non-stale
Guinness and single malt, and the girls there are so adventurous that
even Plan 9 geeks might stick around and get married :-)

--lyndon

I can probably pull resources together to host here in Austin at IBM,
but I'd rather go to Sydney :)

-eric

Errr. Austin is closer than Sydney :)
My 2cents.

On 12/11/06, Eric Van Hensbergen gmail.com> wrote: