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.
The October Meeting - 10/11/2007
Program
The Windmill Open Source AJAX Web UI Testing Framework by Mikeal Rogers and Adam Christian of OSA/Windmill.
Details here: http://mail.python.org/pipermail/baypiggies/2007-October/002608.html
(The date in the email says 10/9, which is incorrect. The correct date is 10/11/07)
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
Location Change The October meeting will be held in Seville Tech Talk in Building 40. Please plan to pick up your badge/sign-in at Building 41 reception.
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
All meetings are videotaped and made available on Google Video or YouTube.
- 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.
- Rides: If you need a ride or can offer one to a fellow attendee, please include your details at the end of the registration list for the meeting you will be attending. An example has been provided.
Attendee Lists
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October 11 meeting
- Matthew Ford, VMware, Palo Alto
- Jim Dennis, Campbell, CA
Heather Stern, Campbell, CA (MoinMoin graphics)
ThomasWaldmann, Stuttgart, Germany, [http://moinmo.in/ MoinMoin wiki] core developer
AlexanderSchremmer, Paderborn, Germany, [http://moinmo.in/ MoinMoin wiki] core developer
- Tony Cappellini, San Jose, CA.
[http://corepython.com Wesley Chun], [http://cyberwebconsulting.com CyberWeb] & [http://nearbynow.com NearbyNow], Los Altos, CA
- Stephen Vogel, Moraga, CA
- Matt Turk, Palo Alto, CA
- Hang Cheng, Mountain View, CA
- Brad Palmquist, Palo Alto, CA
- Nigel Stolting, Campbell, CA
- Shiqi Yang, Sunnyvale, CA
- Mike Cheponis, Santa Clara, CA
- Meher Gourjian, Oakland, CA
Bjorn Tipling, [http://www.bloglines.com Bloglines], Campbell, CA
EdwardMokuraiCherlin, Cupertino CA
- David Montgomery, El Cerrito, CA
- Max Slimmer, Sebastopol, CA
- Brian Mahoney, Richmond, CA
[http://ericwalstad.com/ Eric Walstad], San Francisco, CA
- Mikeal Rogers, OSAF, Oakland, CA
- Adam Christian, OSAF, Oakland, CA
- Eric Evenson, San Francisco, CA
- Patrick Boyd, Palo Alto, CA
- Glen Jarvis, San Francisco, CA
- Kelly Yancey, Palo Alto, CA
- Zach Collins, NTT MCL, San Mateo, CA
- Yuri Ginsburg, Palo Alto, CA
John Menerick, [http://www.cellspin.net Cellspin], San Jose, CA
Marcos Klein, [http://www.cellspin.net Cellspin], Mountain View, CA
Ian Fung, [http://www.cellspin.net Cellspin], Mountain View, CA
- Joshua Gallagher, San Jose, CA
- Kevin Steele, San Jose, CA
- Rushabh Doshi, Sunnyvale, CA
David Cramer, [http://about.curse.com Curse, Inc.], San Francisco, CA
- Emily Liu, Mountain View, CA
- Jason Cui, San Jose, CA
- Benjamin Lowenstein, Colingo, San Francisco, CA
- Arthur Richards, Colingo, San Francisco, CA
- Ross Parlette, Sunnyvale, CA
- Rob Taylor, Sunnyvale, CA
- Ansel Halliburton, Stanford University, Stanford, CA
- jim stockford, san francisco
- Aaron Maxwell, San Francisco
- Mikhail Galburt, Santa Clara
Mike Pittaro, [http://www.snaplogic.org], La Honda, CA
- Pat Swieskowski, San Francisco
[http://www.linkedin.com/in/stephenmcinerney Stephen McInerney], Mountain View
- Thuon Chen, Family Stations Inc, Oakland, CA
- Rahul J, Sunnyvale, CA
- Dan Stiefel, San Carlos, CA
- Robert Smith, Sunnyvale, CA
- JJ Behrens, Concord, CA
- Dan Steinicke, Berkeley, CA
- Eric W. Brown, Mountain View, CA
- Marilyn Davis, Python Training, Mountain View, CA
- Priyanka Jain, Mountain View, CA
- Ian Benson, Stanford, CA
- Rick Kwan, VMware, Palo Alto, CA
- Marcelo Moreira, Fremont, CA
- Frederiko Costa, Dublin, CA
- Adam Ulvi, Concord, CA
October 11 Ride Shares
Begin Example
- Jane Random will be traveling from San Francisco (South of Market), and can offer a ride to up to three folks. We'd need to meet at 6 PM at the Metreon.
- Jane, I would like to take you up on your ride offer. I will meet you at the Sony Store in the Metreon at 6 PM on 11 October. Thanks for the offer! - Joe Random, no relation
End Example
- In general, I can give rides to people from the East Bay. I can also drop off people in the City on my way home. JJ Behrens: (925) 209-6439.