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The micro-brew bar does have my attention, but the hotel already claims to be fully booked regardless of rate. What are the best alternatives? Any others to be recommended within a long walk (or stumble), or are we stuck driving? On Mon, 13 Oct 1997 at 14:29 MST, Rodney Joffe <[email protected]> wrote: > > At Bill Norton's suggestion, here's a quick summary of facilities for > the Phoenix NANOG: > > Besides the normal terminal room, we're also deploying 10 BT ethernet > hubs (300+ ports) and power receptacles accessable from all seats in the > main room. So, bring your laptops (and help us out by bringing ethernet > cables if you can). We'll be using DHCP, but will have a few fixed IP > addresses available if you must. There will be tables around the entire > room for those of you who want to use them (obviously first come > etc...). Steve Stuart from DEC has also offered (thanks Steve) to bring > his Roam-about wireless stuff, so you can make use of that if he has > cards available, or bring your own card and use the network. We're not > sure if the roam-about will reach all of the hotel rooms (it is spread > out like a resort) so we can't promise. > > Talking about the hotel, here is some non-technical info: > > Some of the reasons we picked the hotel: > > It has a well known micro-brew bar. > Cigar room. > Fancy coffees. > 24 hour room service. > > Weather at this time is great - high season. The hotel has a really nice > swimming pool. Temperatures will be 80s during the day, 50s at night. If > you're coming out earlier, Phoenix has great local hiking and climbing, > golf, etc. > > > See y'all on the 27th. > > > > > Rodney Joffe > Chief Technology Officer > Genuity Inc., a Bechtel company > http://www.genuity.net >
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