"9 –
10 PM ConSuite <b>Wine with Bruce Schneier</b> Bruce Schneier will
provide wine from his own cellar in the room next to ConSuite, for an
informal freeform chat with a small group of you. Sign up in advance
at Ops. (TEINAWE: This Event Is Not About Windows Emulators.) "<br><br>anyone know how to get signed up for this?<br><span class="gmail_quote"><br><br>so chick it appears I'm available between 3-4 and 7:30-9 on friday. after this I plan on probably not being sober so... and reb (sniff) won't be around to cover my ass this year. and anytime after 9 I'll probably have started drinking...
<br><br>7-8:30 pm on saturday. I have a lot of conflicting events... during the day. so we'll see where I end up.<br><br>sun 11- 1 and 2:30+ <br><br>these are when I haven't planned anything, I know it's skimpy, but last year I didn't do enough...
<br><br></span>10
AM to 3 PM Assembly <b>Geeks With Guns</b> <i>Eric Raymond, Elizabeth
Bear, Sarah Monette</i> Geeks meet in Assembly to leave for an
off-site shooting range. (if I can get in on the walk in)<br><br>4 -
7:30 PM Ballroom C <b>Paint and Take' Miniatures Workshop </b><i>Linda
Martelle </i>Learn how to paint a gaming miniature and take it with
you! There is no charge for this event. Hey, thanks, Black Lightning
Inc!<br><br>5:30
– 6:30 PM Ballroom A <b>Security and Psychology</b> <i>Bruce
Schneier</i> Our Software GoH examines particular brain heuristics,
how they work and how they fail, in an attempt to explain why our
feeling of security so often diverges from reality.<br><br><p style="margin-top: 0.2in; margin-bottom: 0in;">9 –
10 PM Northfield C <b>Securing Linux to DoD Specifications</b> <i>Clif
Flynt</i></p>
<p style="margin-top: 0.2in; margin-bottom: 0in;">9 –
10 PM ConSuite <b>Wine with Bruce Schneier</b> Bruce Schneier will
provide wine from his own cellar in the room next to ConSuite, for an
informal freeform chat with a small group of you. Sign up in advance
at Ops. (TEINAWE: This Event Is Not About Windows Emulators.) <br></p>
<p style="margin-top: 0.2in; margin-bottom: 0in;">sat<br></p><p style="margin-top: 0.2in; margin-bottom: 0in;">11AM
- noon Ballroom A <b>The Future Of Spyware</b> <i>Bruce Schneier,
Charlie Stross</i></p><br>noon
to 1 PM Northfield C <b>This Topic Intentionally Left Blank </b><i>Eric
Raymond, Howard Tayler</i> Eric Raymond and Howard Tayler talk about
whatever they want.<br clear="all"><br>11AM
– 1 PM Assembly <b>Junk Pile Wars</b> <i>TomSkelton, DanSkelton</i>
We provide a pile of antique computer parts of dubious reliability,
and a set of judging criteria. Who can build a computer and get the
best services running on the network?<br><br>noon
to 5:30 PM Ballroom B <b>Installfest</b> <i>GLLUG</i>Bring your computer
to the computer lounge and put it to good use. The Lounge will be
providing CD's and technical assistance to help you install Linux or BSD
on your computer. Also feel free to stop in to share knowledge, pick up
a few tips and tricks, or possibly walk away with your own copy of Linux
from The Burn Unit, our open source CD/DVD burning station.<br><br><p style="margin-top: 0.2in; margin-bottom: 0in;">1 to
2 PM Ballroom C <b>Live Action Customizable Meta-Chess</b> <i>Matt
Arnold</i> Gird yourself with a sandwich sign, take up your polearm,
and sally forth onto the checkerboard taped on the floor, in search
of gold and glory! The object of this human-sized chesslike game is
to capture the crowns of the Kings of both parties of chess pieces.
It can be won with chess tactics, or resource management, or
diplomacy. Work together to capture whoever is the current King of
the opposing party. But only do that in such a way that you are set
up to backstab each other for one individual to wear both crowns!
Watch out, the surviving members of the other party of adventurers
can take their crown back! Will the two parties of adventurers work
as a team to protect their crown, or will they munchkin in an attempt
to keep it for themselves? Google "chesslarp" for full
instructions.</p><br><br>
4-5:30PM Birch <b>Fencing Demo</b> <i>Bob Scheltema, Brandon
Scheltema </i>Witness some non-choreographed, steel sword combat and
you might just learn what Inigo Montoya and the Man in Black were
talking about in The Princess Bride. The fencing demonstration
(fencing, the art of defense, or from the German Fechten, to fight)
will include discussions about the growing Western Marital Arts
combat movement. Learn the fighting styles of the Italian Masters of
Defense (Bonetti, Capo Ferro, Agrippa), along with the combat
philosophies of the Spanish (Thibault), German and English schools.
Western Marital Arts combat includes rapier, longsword, basket hilt
and good old wrestling and kicking.<br><br><br>-6-7PM
Birch <b>Principles of Swordsmanship </b><i>Aegis Sword Academy</i>
Come hear the Top Ten Rules for a Swordfight… and a ton of
funny stories of what happens when the rules are broken!<br><br>8:30-9:30PM
Birch <b>Sword Demo: "Florentino: Case of Blades"</b> <i>Aegis
Sword Academy</i> The grace of fantasy's double swords began as short
sword and long knife – the weapons of a back alley fight in
sixteenth century Florence.
<br><br>12-12:45AM
Birch <b>Viking Sword Tournament </b><i>Aegis Sword Academy</i> Ten
foot circle, two swords… don't cross the line.<br><br>12:45-1:30AM
Birch <b>The Duel </b><i>Aegis Sword Academy</i> The grace of light
saber battles, the precision of classic fencing, the (rum) violent
glee of pirate duels… Aegis's most advanced fighters
demonstrate expert performance with sword.<br><br>1:30-2AM
Birch <b>The Hero's Stand </b><i>Aegis Sword Academy</i> Everybody
loves the hero. Except, of course, the bad guys…<br><br>sun<br><br>10-11AM
Maple A <b>Creative Commons and Internet Marketing</b> <i>Charlie
Stross, John Scalzi, Tobias Buckell, Sylvia Hubbard</i> Building a
fanbase online. First hit's free!<br><br>1-2:30PM
Ballroom A <b>The 64-bit Transition: Taking Advantage Of The End Of
32-Bit Windows</b> <i>Eric Raymond, Rob Landley</i> Just as the 386
spelled the end of 16-bit DOS, new 64-bit processors spell the end of
32-bit Windows. A 30-year timeline based on Moore's Law predicted
that the new hardware platform would arrive in 2005 (it did), and the
new software platform will become entrenched in 2008. Why is this so,
what are the three current contenders for the throne, and what
properties will determine the new operating system standard?<br><br>-<br><span class="sg"><br><br>Caleb Cushing
</span><br clear="all"><br>-- <br>Caleb Cushing