You're on deck....
Last Thursday I went to the Dallas Ft. Worth UNIX Users Group 
which will now be hosted at the Dallas Sun Office. I volunteered to assist in hosting the meeting since I was interested in the main topic being presented:
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Since I currently use the Linux and Windows versions to run my Solaris images and am just starting to use the MacOSX beta version. It turns out there was a bit of confusion on the start time for the main speaker and I was asked to do an impromptu presentation about Sun Identity Solutions. I was a bit surprised, but jumped in and started discussining "Integrated the Identity Software Stack", a slide deck I had created at the end of last year for a Sun / partner event, not knowing if the unix users audience would care about the topic. The speaker showed up after 20 minutes and I turned the reigns back over glady, but was asked to return to present at a future meeting of that group, in June. I will be happy to present to that audience, especially since I will have a bit of time to tailor the conversation for that audience.
which will now be hosted at the Dallas Sun Office. I volunteered to assist in hosting the meeting since I was interested in the main topic being presented:
.
Since I currently use the Linux and Windows versions to run my Solaris images and am just starting to use the MacOSX beta version. It turns out there was a bit of confusion on the start time for the main speaker and I was asked to do an impromptu presentation about Sun Identity Solutions. I was a bit surprised, but jumped in and started discussining "Integrated the Identity Software Stack", a slide deck I had created at the end of last year for a Sun / partner event, not knowing if the unix users audience would care about the topic. The speaker showed up after 20 minutes and I turned the reigns back over glady, but was asked to return to present at a future meeting of that group, in June. I will be happy to present to that audience, especially since I will have a bit of time to tailor the conversation for that audience.