BayPiggies Meetings at Google

BayPiggies will hold meetings at Google on the second Thursday of each month. This wiki page is a communication tool for visitors to Google for these meetings. If you plan to attend, please add yourself to the attendee list for each applicable date.

Overview

• Time: 7:30 - 9 PM Please try to get to Bldg. 43 sign-in desk by 7:20 as there may be a line to sign in.
• Place: Google Main Engineering Campus, Building 43, Tunis Tech Talk (2nd Flr)

• Directions to Google: http://www.google.com/corporate/address.html#directions

Program

• Dec. 14: Meet and Greet
  • This is an informal meeting with no scheduled presentations. Meeting attendees self-organize into smaller discussion groups or discussions among all attendees.

  Jan. 11: BayPiggies Plone Site Feb. 08: open Mar. 08: open Apr. 12: open

Security

Please inform 'gate' security that you are a visitor for the BayPiggies Python Users Group Meeting. If you get a funny look, let them know that you are a guest of Leslie Hawthorn and that you will be checking in with security at Building 43 reception.

Parking

Any unoccupied parking space outside our underground garage is free game. Help yourself.

Logistics

• We will be putting up signs to help you get to Building 43 reception.
• We are making arrangements to have the meetings videotaped.
• You will be pre-registered for the event provided you add yourself to the attendee list below. Pre-registration means that a visitor badge will be available for you upon arrival and you will not need to go through the usual vistor registration process.
• If you do not pre-register, you will be able to do so on-site at reception, but it will cause some delay for you. (Note: Much better to pre-register and not show than to not pre-register.)
• Google Security will escort you from reception to Tunis.

Attendee Lists

December 14, 2006 [http://wiki.python.org/moin/BayPiggiesGoogleMeetings?action=edit EDIT]

• Leslie Hawthorn, Google Inc., Mountain View, CA

• Wesley Chun, [http://cyberwebconsulting.com CyberWeb], Los Altos

• Paul Marxhausen, Lockheed Martin Space Systems, Sunnyvale
• Eric W. Brown, Mountain View, CA
• Ross Parlette, Pencom, Sunnyvale

• Jason Lango, IronPort Systems, San Bruno, CA

• Tony Cappellini, San Jose
• Russ Paielli, NASA Ames
• Rob Taylor, Peninsula Communications, Sunnyvale, CA

• Stephen McInerney, Sun Microsystems, Sunnyvale, CA

• Donna M. Snow, C Squared Technologies, San Jose
• Matthew Ford, VMware, Palo Alto
• Stephen Hindle, San Jose
• Leo Wilsbacher, Morgan Hill, CA
• Raja Ramanathan, Mountain View,CA
• Stephen Vogel, Moraga, CA
• Pete Simanyi, San Jose, CA
• Russ Salsbury, Coremetrics, Cambria, CA
• Brad Hall, Belmont, CA
• Mike Cheponis, Santa Clara, CA

• Russell Whitaker, [http://www.google.com Google Inc.], Mountain View, CA

• Rob Stephenson, San Francisco, CA
• Alex Martelli, Google Inc., Mountain View, CA
• Anna Martelli Ravenscroft, Stanford University, Palo Alto
• Libo Cao, Sunnyvale, CA
• Chad Harrington, San Jose, CA
• Thuon Chen, Oakland, CA
• Rajesh Chandran, Redwood City, CA
• Kenji Tan, San Jose, CA
• Ken Seehart, Santa Cruz, CA

• Peter Knaggs, [http://www.penlug.org], Redwood City

• Max Slimmer, Sebastopol, CA

• Thomas DeBenning, Saratoga, CA

• Carl Van Arsdall, MontaVista Software, Santa Clara

• Ryan Burns, MontaVista Software, Santa Clara

• Hasan Diwan, Willigent Technologies, Redwood City, CA
• Romana Reynolds, Sunnyvale, CA
• Kurth Reynolds, Synaptics, Santa Clara, CA

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