Meeting 1088

June 6, 2011

Trey Haddad, President
Chris Garcia, Vice President
Dave Gallaher, Treasurer
Galen Tripp, Sergeant at Arms
Barbara Johnson-Haddad, Secretary
held at Coco's, 1206 Oakmead Parkway, (Lawrence Expressway/101 Fwy), Sunnyvale

President, treasurer and secretary were conspicuously absent
President Emeritus, Eric Larson, presiding
Adrienne Foster, acting minute taker

Opens at 7:56 with Chris making a deal and then disappearing, accompanied by 
Evelyn

22 people attended

We established a party jar

Minutes for meeting 1087 were accepted as incarnadine

The proxy treasurer's report was "We have money."

We guessed that the VP report was "There's a new Drink Tank is out."

We guessed again that the president had nothing fannish to report.


Announcements:

Lisa reported that Ben Yalow's mom, a Nobel Prize winner for medicine, has died.
        She also reminded people to get their rooms for Westercon 64, since the 
room block will be closing soon. Kevin R. and Andy will be throwing a party, so 
they assure all members that they'll need one. For more details, please go to: 
http://www.westercon64.org/

Dave C. donated a mini Doctor Who scarf to auction, which was enclosed with a 
letter by Avery Watts and addressed to him as chairman of ConFrancisco. 
Apparently, it went had been unopened since 1993 until recently.

Mike Mc. reminded everyone about the Summer Concert Series at Vasona Park. Go 
to http://SouthBayFolks.org/vasona for more info.


Reviews:

Kirsten read Deadline by Mira Grant (aka Seanan McGuire) and said it was 
awesome. She says it's a wonderful continuation from Feed.

Diane read Bards of Bone Plain by Patricia McKillip and said it was wonderful. 
She also read Dragonholder by Todd Johnson and said it's wonderful fluff.

Andy said that the Doctor Who season break episode is worth watching on 
Saturday night. Ken followed on that it felt more like filler.

Dave C. said that Dead Travel Fast by Ken Newman is worth full price.

Ken said the Retrodome had a Mary Poppins singalong and he & Jeri went as 
Tuppence. Next up: Grease.

Fred said Internet Archives is scanning as much traditional print stuff as 
possible. They're releasing public domain stuff immediately and holding back on 
copyrighted material. They're storing the books.



We did auctions.


Rumor of the Week:

"That's one more thing for the list of 100 things that SyFy's not allowed to do.



Adjourned 8:49 p.m.


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