From: Hugh Daniel <hugh@west.toad.com>
Date: Wed, 5 Feb 1997 14:21:47 -0800 (PST)
To: cypherpunks-announce@toad.com
Subject: ANNOUNCEMNT: February 1997 Cypherpunks Bay Area Meeting
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What:   San Francisco Bay Area Cypherpunks monthly physical meeting
When:   Saturday February 8th, 1997
Where:  Turning Auditorium, Stanford University, Stanford California

Agenda: 11:++	setup, gossip, face feeding etc.
	12:00	USG Export 'Laws' of the week, Roz Thomsen, PGP inc.
	13:00	PGPmail & PGPdisk overview, Dave Del Torto, PGP inc.
	14:00	Break
	14:30   Announcements, late breaking news, etc.
	15:00	The 3 hour 40bit challenge, Ian Goldberg, UCBstudent
	16:00   Why bother killing the list?, Hugh Daniel
		Future Meeting Planing, IPSEC Update, etc.
	17:00	This hour left bank for future expansion...

Dinner:
	18:30	Dinner at Thai City, 3691 El Camino Real, PA

	(All times are approximate and likely to be totaly ignored...)

Directions:
	  Turning Auditorium is in Polya Hall, Jordan Quad, Stanford
	University, Stanford, Santa Clara County, California, USA.
	  A (bit)map to the part of the Stanford Campus where the
	meeting will be held is at:

	http://www-facilities.stanford.edu/transportation/PGrid4.html

General directions:

- From Hwy 101, take the Embarcadero exit all the way to campus. Turn right
(clockwise) on Campus Drive. Turn left into the Jordan Quad parking lot. 

- From Hwy 280, take Sand Hill. Turn right on Junipero Serra, then left
(counterclockwise) onto Campus Drive. Turn right into the Jordan Quad
parking lot.

Host:  Many thanks to Richard Graves <llurch@stanford.edu> and to
	Stanford University for providing the space for this months
	meeting.

Notes:	  We will have a small NHK (Nipon(Japan)) film crew at much of
	this meeting, they are doing a documentary and are interested
	in how this (main) branch cypherpunks works (or does not work
	as the case may be...).
	  We have a wonderful space to do demos in this month, Turing
	Auditorium has Internet, projections screens, audio amps and
	a Clone-PC and a Macintosh to demo software, web sites etc.
	  If you have something Cypherpunkish to demo, this is the
	month to do so!