[Seth-Trips] Cypherpunks meeting, Stanford, Saturday ([bill.stewart@pobox.com: Cypherpunks 011202 at Stanford: Anti-Terrorism & Security Policy])

[Seth David Schoen]

(with apologies to Anirvan's eviction party): "Jon's indicted, you're
invited".

I plan to take CalTrain down and pass out bootable business cards.
Who would like to come?

----- Forwarded message from Bill Stewart <bill.stewart at pobox.com> -----

Date: Wed, 09 Jan 2002 01:07:10 -0800
To: Meetingpunks List <meetingpunks at cryptorights.org>,
	bill.stewart at pobox.com, ddt at cryptorights.org
From: Bill Stewart <bill.stewart at pobox.com>
Subject: Cypherpunks 011202 at Stanford: Anti-Terrorism & Security
  Policy
Cc: cypherpunks at lne.com, cryptography at wasabisystems.com,
	coderpunks at toad.com

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 Cypherpunks meeting announcements from around the world.

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SF Bay Area Cypherpunks

January 2002 Physical Meeting Announcement

GENERAL INFO:

  DATE:  Saturday 13 October 2001
  TIME:  1-5 PM (Pacific Time)
 PLACE:  Tressider Student Union
         Stanford University Campus
         Palo Alto, California, USA

Instead of our usual outdoor location, we'll be meeting inside the
coffeehouse adjacent to the courtyard.


AGENDA:

"Our agenda is a widely-held secret."

As usual, this is an Open Meeting on US Soil, and everyone's invited.

	[ ... it was a quiet week in Lake.Woebegone.com, what with
	lists.meetingpunks.org, ssz, and various havenco servers
	going up and down, and holiday travel and the like.]

One of the main topics of discussion will be planning for
March's meeting, which will be on the THIRD Saturday of the month,
just before the RSA tradeshow, www.rsaconference.com ,
and approximately simultaneous with Codecon
	[ www.codecon.org , topics http://bitconjurer.org/codecon.html ]
which is Bram's conference about actual running code,
primarily focused on crypto and peer-to-peer applications.
	[ Some specifics include Peek-A-Booty, a web privacy tool which,
	in spite of winning Wired's Top 10 Vaporware Award for 2001,
	claims to be demo-ready for next month, cryptomail,
	Zooko talking about Mojo derivatives, and others.

Known foreigners suspected to be in town include Ian Goldberg.

Collateral Damage -
	- Sandy and friends having a party Saturday night
	- Party at Ian's Place Friday night
	

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LOCATION:

   The Stanford meeting location will be familiar to those who've been to our
   outdoor summer meetings before, but for those who haven't been, it's on 
   the
   Stanford University campus (in Palo Alto, California), at the end of
   Santa Theresa, at the tables outside Tressider Union, just west of
   Dinkelspiel Auditorium.

   We'll meet inside the coffee store adjacent to the courtyard.

   Food/beverages are available at the cafe and mini-market inside.

   Location Maps:
   Tressider Union (overview):
     http://www.stanford.edu/home/map/search_map.html?keyword=&ACADEMIC=Tresidder+Union
   Tressider Union (zoomed detail view):
     http://www.stanford.edu/home/map/stanford_zoom_map.html?234,312
   Printable Stanford Map (407k).
     http://www.stanford.edu/home/visitors/campus_map.pdf

   GPS Coordinates: 37d23:40 N 122d04:49 W

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HELP?

If you get lost, or have questions, comments or last-minute agenda
requests, please contact your friendly meeting organizers:

 Dave Del Torto <ddt at cryptorights.org>   Cell: +1.415.730.3583
 Bill Stewart   <bill at cryptorights.org>  Cell: +1.415.307.7119

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