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Presenter Information:
2008-06-29 20:34:26 Allied InfoSecurity - Carl Herberger- President —68.46.18.178
Contact Ed Driscoll 856-217-8338
2008-06-30 20:55:28 Anyone on Information Security, so yes to Carl at Allied InfoSecurity. He gives an excellent presentation. -LB —65.1.97.243
2008-07-06 22:31:03 Kevin Eldridge (NLUG List member) Thank you for the recommendation of a presenter. Unfortunately, I did not see this comment until today, two days before the meeting. I will contact Ed Driscoll tomorrow to discuss Carl Herberger as one of our future presenters. —CRasH180
EDIT #1: I called 856-217-8338, but Ed was not available. Left my telephone number and am awaiting a return telephone call.
EDIT #2: Spoke to Ed Driscoll about having someone present at our Linux meeting either for August or September. He has the following topics already made up:
1. Seven Immutable Law of Information Security
2. Top Ten Do and Don’ts of Social Engineering
3. ISO Security Assessments
He said that he said that ![[WWW]](http://wikispot.org/wiki/eggheadbeta/img/sycamore-www.png){kind=small}
Allied InfoSecurity could make a presentation on any relevant Security topic.
I will add the attachments he sent to me via e-mail to this web site and create links.
2008-07-21 12:45:04 Rob Huffstedtler - Ironworks Consulting - Cary, NC (NLUG List member) Andrew Farnsworth - Ironworks Consulting - Richmond, VA (NLUG List member)
Both Rob and I work with a product named Interwoven TeamSite (as well as others) and could put together a presentation on Enterprise Applications on Linux or something like this. —199.244.214.30
2008-08-19 16:59:55 Radio Free Nashville - Low-power, community-produced radio project. http://www.radiofreenashville.org/ Part of Prometheus Project. http://www.prometheusradio.org/ — matthewcraig
2008-09-04 11:45:48 I'd like to see a presentation on git. I see several open source projects using it, and still don't have a good handle it. —stahnma
2008-09-04 11:46:36 Another idea, would be to have a list of good Open Source PodCasts as a hand-out. Maybe the name, URL, and a brief description of each one. It'd be something tangible for each person to take home. —stahnma
2008-10-29 10:18:22 Presentation on LiVES video editor — get "sorteal" who presented at Phreaknic —matthewcraig
2009-03-24 10:43:40 I would like to do a MythtTV presentation after my school semester is over. I have been doing a senior project on it and my semester has not allowed me to attend meetings. After this semester is over in May I can present on how to install set up and create a basic and multiple front end MythTV setup. I am not expert but can definitely help get people started —198.146.87.128
2009-03-24 11:00:32 I posted the MythTV info but forgot to include my information. I am exoasol in the IRC. My name is Aaron —exoasol
2009-05-04 14:55:55 After speaking with several members following the April 14th, 2009 meeting they thought a presentation on Linux as a recording studio might be of interest to the group. I helped a local singer/songwriter produce and track a 5 song EP using Linux Audio applications.
-Ted Thomas
tthomas@pccontact.us
2009-06-15 20:37:23 Invited by John Hill — Adam L Chandley, Linux/Unix Systems Administrator for PureSafety, a local industrial training occupational health management software company. I'm responsible for a high end Red Hat Enterprise Linux and Oracle RAC clusters. I also maintain it within a VMWare ESX environment. I would love to present a few lectures on various facets of linux. If you'd like an instructional session on a given topic, just give me a few days notice — i'd love to contribute! reachable @ chandleya(@)yahoo.com —216.84.23.205
2009-10-11 23:40:30 How about someone giving a presentation on Snort running on a Linux platform, please? —72.154.251.211
