["Craig Flannagan" <craigfla at microsoft.com>] Microsoft Canada would like to visit your user group

[Jing Su]

> If you ask me, let's invite them if we have no other topic planned. It's
> not every day you get a free seminar from Microsoft. Besides, from what
> I understand they are offering to buy us pizza.

> > Topics for our meeting could include:
> >
> > *	Application Security: Tools for Authenticating and Authorizing
> > Users
> > *	Building Web Applications with ASP.NET
> > *	64-Bit Computing and the Future of Microsoft Technologies

I second the motion to invite him if we have no other compelling speaker
for the next TLUG meeting.

I also second the motion to have him buy beer with the pizza. :)

However, if possible, I'd like to (additionally) hear M$ talk about
Palladium, on a more technical level.  I'm tempted to say we "boo" the
speaker whenever he diverts down the path of Marketing-speak.  But that's
very rude.  Anyone have a better and more polite way of letting them know
we're not interested in their sales pitch?

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