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The Storage Area Network is now available for access to all. Its address is [http://san.csc.calpoly.edu](http://san.csc.calpoly.edu). The SAN contains valuable Debian, Gentoo, Ubuntu and Linux kernel resources, available for use in apt-get, portage, and other regular uses. Congratulations to red0x and cappaberra on their work building and maintaining the SAN!


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Ladies and gentlemen....
THERE IS A WINNER!

This decision was a long and hard one, but after a stamina-draining session of, um, head banging, we have come to a climatic end.

If you haven't figured it out yet, the winner is : The Pill!


![](http://www.cplug.org/shirts/red.png)



For those of you interesting in purchasing a t-shirt and supporting the CPLUG, please e-mail your request to execboard at cplug dot org . Prices will be announced once we have the total number of orders, but it should be pretty reasonable.

Any questions can also be directed to execboard at cplug dotorg in regards to the t-shirts.


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It's time to get in your votes for next year's CPLUG Executive Board. Which of these fine young nominees will steer the Linux Users Group for
the next school year?



Send your votes in to [EXECBOARD at CPLUG dot ORG](mailto:[email protected]) (one vote per position) by
11:59:59 PM, Wednesday, May 3rd to be counted.



**Red Wagner (redson): President**



As it has been suggested that each of us launch promotional material to
endorse ourselves for our positions, and because of the fact that my
attempt at running for President last year was thwarted by a spam
filter, I give you my candidacy plea from a year ago (It's slightly
different than what I would have written now, as I didn't know most of
you that well. and I modified it a bit...) :



------------begin original-------------------------------------



Some would point out that I am not very qualified as I have "not been"
to a CPLUG meeting, but I believe this to be a vile lie and a moot
point. First of all, as I have been absent from Cal Poly for two years,
it would have been hard for me to be a member in previous years, but
during this time I did attend the UCLALUG as well as the USCLUG, so I
have very much been involved in the community. Also, most of the CPLUG
conversation takes place in #cplug, which I frequent, and I will attend
the FYM event on April 16th to meet more of the CPLUG in person and try
and recruit new members.



Lastly, as the current Linux admin for the Cisco Networking lab, I'll
always be able to unlock the door for meetings. ;-)



-----------------end original---------------------------------



**Derek Lockhart (TheDiff): Vice President, President**



CPLUG has always been a club of great integrity and prosperity. It has
been an icon rising above the sea of mediocre Cal Poly clubs, a
benchmark by which other clubs judge themselves. As Vice President of
CPLUG, I intend to uphold the great tradition of past CPLUG execboards,
as well as guide this great and righteous organization towards continued
success. (APPLAUSE)



But my vision for CPLUG extends beyond the continued propagation of the
clubs lineage; rather I hope to expand the contribution of the club in
both the campus and San Luis Obispo communities. (APPLAUSE) I, in
cooperation with the rest of the CPLUG board, hope to improve both the
quality and quantity of events which CPLUG hosts, as well as increase
the utility of said events to the community and the club.



Most importantly, as a club which promotes open source software, CPLUG
serves an important role as an informational and assistive resource to
those who are not familiar with Linux and the software which runs on it.
However, there are some other software development ideologies that hate
our concept of freedom, and would do anything to attack it. These
individuals are freedom haters, extremists, and probably even
terrorists. We must do more to defend ourselves against threats to our
freedom, and to protect our way of life. (APPLAUSE) I urge you all to
support my candidacy and my hope to create a CPLUG Department of OS
Security. It is the only way we can defend ourselves against the
surrounding hordes of defective, unusable, and dirty proprietary
software.



We wage a war to save civilization itself. We did not seek it, but we
will fight it and we will prevail. (APPLAUSE)



My fellow CPLUGers, let's Roll.
(APPLAUSE)


**Keith McCabe (kmccabe): Vice President**


I've been idling in IRC for a while and apparently got nominated
(that'll teach me to show up to meetings). Some people tell me I am
responsible, but I'm not sure I believe them. I'm one of those people
who lists "Linux" as a hobby, probably because I keep finding myself
installing Gentoo. My other hobbies consist of coding and satellites.
I'm primarily throwing my name in the ring because I'll be here next
year, and really think the LUG is a good group of people. (Shameless
flattery gets me votes, right?)



**Rohen Peterson (Ozymandius): Secretary**



I'm running for the 2006-2007 position of CPLUG Secretary.



The role of secretary includes moderating the mail-lists, recording the
events of the meetings, posting news, and other administrative issues.
The secretary is also the person that stops the 9 billion spam messages
from hitting your personal box. I am very active in the LUG (and am
the current Secretary) and most news is posted as soon as I get
confirmation from the officers, as I live on IRC.



I'm a 3rd year CPE and 2nd year member (because Travis wouldn't let me
pay dues and join the first time in Spring 04). I use Gentoo Linux, and
have used Ubuntu, RedHat, Fedora, SuSe, and Mandrake. I also use VIM.



My goal for the LUG is to expand the advertising to encompass more than
just the EE/CSC buildings. I would like to set up advanced planning so
that we can start posting Campus Wide Announcements on the My CalPoly
frontpage.



PS - Join The Committee to Re-Elect the Present Secretary (CREEPS)
campaign!



**David Sharp (whereami): Treasurer**



Next year, I will be a Senior majoring in Computer Enigeering. I have
learned a lot about Linux over the past three years, and love
spreading the good news. Gentoo is my distro of choice, so you know
I'm hard core! (maybe.) I have been a member of CPLUG since I
discovered it my freshman year, but haven't done a lot for the club
other than helping people in the channel. So, now I want to help the
club grow and spread the cause of Linux. F{ree,ix}YM are great, but I
think we can do more to get our name out there. If that means buying a
penguin suit and coercing professors or members into mildly
embarassing but extremely hilarious and, more importantly, highly
visible situations, then that's where the money needs to go. Pizza is
always good too.



**Garret Garcia (ggarcia): Treasurer**



First of all, I'm honored to be included among the nominees.



I'm a CSC. This is my third year at Poly, and I have two more to go. I'm eager to become more active within CPLUG and serving as Treasurer seems like a good way of getting involved. As for qualifications... I was the Treasurer of my Junior High School in eighth grade, and also my freshman year of high school. My skills may be a little rusty, but I am confident that my knowledge of the fine art of Treasuring will return to me with little trouble. If I am elected, the CPLUG will enter a new era of wealth and prosperity that previously could only be attained by slightly larger Linux User Groups!



In all seriousness, I believe that I would do a good job as Treasurer. This club has great potential both as a resource to new Linux users and as an encouragement for those who have yet to cross over to do so. Win or lose, I'm glad to be a part of it. In conclusion: I like Linux. I like the CPLUG. And I like money. Your votes will be appreciated.



P.S. Here is a picture of what my reaction may look like if I win: http://www.famousplagiarists.com/images/leskomatthew.jpg



**Jimson Xu: President, Treasurer**



I don't know anything about being treasurer. But I am generally good
with
money. Those things go together right? So vote me for treasurer! I'm
not
aiming for president, but if I somehow win that position by satan's
touch, I
will still accept it...if that's what the votes say. But my vote for
president is for Red! Go Red!



**SUMMARY OF CANDIDATES



President: Red (redson)


Vice President: Keith (kmccabe), Derek (TheDiff)


Secretary: Seth (superseth), Rohen (Ozymandius)


Treasurer: Garret (ggarcia), David (whereami)**




Please vote buy sending at e-mail to the [EXECBOARD at CPLUG dot ORG](mailto:[email protected]).


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As you [may already know](http://lists.cplug.org/pipermail/cplug/2006-May/000440.html), elections for the 06-07 execboard have been completed and are as follows.

- President: Red
- VP: Derek
- Secretary: Seth / Rohen
- Treas: David Sharp
- Master of What's Going On: Jimson
- Web: Keith McCabe


Congratulations to the new execboard.
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Go ahead and register for the upcoming FYM right [here!](fym-reg.html) Pre-registration is not required but highly encouraged, and will help us better serve you!


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Thanks to all who attended the Ruby talk--we had a great turnout for an excellent talk, despite the technical difficulties.

More material from the presentation is coming, but in the meantime, here are some of the Ruby links given out near the end of the talk.

[Ruby User's Guide](http://www.rubyist.net/~slagell/ruby/)
[why's (poignant) guide to Ruby](http://qa.poignantguide.net/
)
[Programming Ruby: The Pragmatic Programmer's Guide](http://www.ruby-doc.org/docs/ProgrammingRuby/)
[Ruby Quiz](http://rubyquiz.com/)

Edit: Bonus! Lucas' slides are now online in [pdf](realrubytalk.pdf) and [odp](realrubytalk.odp) format!


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Video of the Ruby Talk is now online! Get it [here](http://share.cplug.org/CPLUG-RubyTalk-CustomFlix.mp4). (h.264 with AAC Audio, 165 MB, 1:05). Right-click, save as.

mplayer is recommended to play the file--just make sure you have the necessary libs installed (x264 and faad2, which should have packages under most major distros).


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Many thanks to Casey Klein for giving a fun and informative talk on Scheme! In addition to his [slides](schemetalk.pdf), created using [slideshow](http://www.plt-scheme.org/software/slideshow/), here is a list of recommended resources for more infromation on Scheme.

Programming Environment:

[PLT Scheme](http://www.plt-scheme.org)

Notes: Package includes both DrScheme IDE and MzScheme command-line interpreter. DrScheme supports a bunch of Scheme dialects (and even some non-Schemes); select the PLT-\>Pretty Big language to get started.

General Resources:

[How to Use Scheme](http://www.htus.org/)

[The Schematics Scheme Cookbook](http://schemecookbook.org)

[The Scheme Programming Language](http://www.scheme.com/tspl3/)

[PLT Scheme Mailing List](http://www.plt-scheme.org/maillist/)

Macro Resources:

[
The Swine Before Perl](http://technetcast.ddj.com/tnc_play_stream.html?stream_id=644) (slides and accompanying audio)

[Automata via Macros](http://www.cs.brown.edu/~sk/Publications/Papers/Published/sk-automata-macros/)

Notes: Paper is the "extended exposition" of the presentation above.

[Writing Hygienic Macros in Scheme with syntax-case](ftp://ftp.cs.indiana.edu/pub/scheme-repository/doc/pubs/iucstr356.ps.gz)


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Hello ladies and gentlemen!

Welcome back to school and another year of epic penguin goodness!

If you are a freshman, or just new to unix based operating systems, check out our event on the 20th in the CSC building. Also if you are interested, our famous Free Your Machine (FYM) will be happening in early October, keep your eyes open for more info.

Good luck to all!

/Nat and the rest of the execboard


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