Just in case anybody really wants to meet Theo de Raadt and interact
with him in a "personal setting...."

cjs
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Date: Thu, 02 Dec 2004 22:55:31 +0900
From: Mark Uemura <mtu@openbsd-support.net>
Organization: OpenBSD Support Japan
To: cjs@tabemo.com
Subject: Early Xmas IT Party

Hi Curt,

It was a pleasure meeting you this evening.  It seems that you
and I have similar interests, at least BSD interests ;)

As mentioned tonight, here are the details of the IT Networking
party that I am having at my home.  There will be people from
Cisco, Apple, IBM, IIJ, PwC, KPMG, RBC, just to name a few of
the companies in that will be in attendance.

If you are interested, please let me know by December 6th.

Sincerely,

Mark Uemura
mtu@openbsd-support.net

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There will be an OpenBSD party in the evening at my home on Sunday
December 12, 2004.  The honoured guest will be Theo de Raadt, OpenBSD
Founder and Project Leader (www.openbsd.org and www.openssh.org).

This is a RSVP ("R$Bi(Bpondez S'il Vous Pla$Bn(Bt") private party.  There are a
few conditions:

- You must really want to meet Theo de Raadt and appreciate the
opportunity to be able to interact with him in a private setting.

- You must BYOB ("Bring Your Own Booze") which is to say, bring your
alcoholic beverage of choice ;)

- There will a 6,000 YEN entrance fee which will go directly to the
OpenBSD Project.  In return, you will receive the latest OpenBSD 3.6
Release CD possibly signed by Theo, if you ask politely.  This fee is
waved for anyone who has already purchased the 3.6 CD.  Those who have
already purchased the CD, must bring the it in order to be exempt.

- You must reply by December 6 at the very latest in order to be on the
guest list.

- We have limited space and therefore those who respond early with a
commitment will be able to come.

- I will only give out directions to those who commit to coming prior to
Monday December 6.  You must email me personally.

We will also provide non-alcoholic beverages, a nice home cooked meal,
Internet connectivity (802.11b or Ethernet) and ensure that you have a
great time.

You do not have to be an OpenBSD developer, Administrator or user in
order to come.  Besides meeting the founder and project leader of the
most secure operating system bar none, the evening will also be an
opportunity to network with other IT Managers, System Administrators,
Programmers and Security Auditors.  We hope that you can make it.

Mark you calendars (Sunday December 12).  You won't want to miss this party!

Sincerely,

Mark Uemura
mtu@openbsd-support.net
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