[MLUG] Introduction / Help out on Election Day

[Mike Miller <EMAIL:PROTECTED>]

On Wed, 1 Nov 2006, David Drum wrote:

> 5. This is all paid work, at or above $10/hour. Dunno about mileage.

I would have put that info right on top!  I also think this is good for 
the members list.  It sounds like interesting work.

Mike


> Hello everyone,
>
> First an introduction: I manage the Systems and Programming group over
> at MOREnet (part of UM-System). Mostly FreeBSD and Solaris, also the odd
> (very odd) Linux box. I think I was at the first or a very early MLUG
> meeting, but unsubscribed when all the list talked about was getting X
> to work on Linux. I resubscribed recently to see how the community is
> doing, and maybe to promote USENIX and SAGE (and LOPSA) from time to time.
> But, here I find myself promoting something almost entirely off-topic:
>
> Boone County needs technical-minded people to help troubleshoot the
> electronic voting machines next Tuesday. That means you. Here is what
> I know:
>
> 1. Troubleshooters are not election judges. You don't have to deal
>   with voters, just machines.
>
> 2. There is a three-hour training session TOMORROW NIGHT (Thursday)
>   at the old MBS warehouse on Paris to learn about the equipment.
>
> 3. You are requested to spend an additional couple hours any time
>   Friday through Monday playing with the equipment.
>
> 4. Election day is a marathon--4:30 a.m. to 8 p.m.--being available
>   to troubleshoot machines at polling places.
>
> 5. This is all paid work, at or above $10/hour. Dunno about mileage.
>
> 6. Interested individuals should call 886-4375 and ask for Elections.
>
> That's all I know. If you have any questions, call and ask the County.
>
> Regards,
>
> David K. Drum
> EMAIL:PROTECTED

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