Re:Anyone interested in meeting up in the Palo Alto area?
by danielha on Wednesday March 07, 2007 @05:15PM
(#2762)
Absolutely. I was also thinking of setting something up as soon as we received word on admittance. I would love to meet the YC News community. Maybe even grab a drink afterward. Talk startup. :)
Re:Anyone interested in meeting up in the Palo Alto area?
by JMiao on Wednesday March 07, 2007 @08:24PM
(#2792)
FYI, I made this post aside from Startup School -- I was originally hoping to meet up with other YC News peeps in the Palo Alto area (maybe those thinking of applying for Summer Founders?).
Regardless, observing this thread's progression, I'd also love to be able to meet as many of you as possible (put faces to those comments!) whether you live around Palo Alto or will be in town during Startup School.
Re:Anyone interested in meeting up in the Palo Alto area?
by JMiao on Wednesday March 07, 2007 @10:57PM
(#2809)
Well, what I mean to say is that the number of meetups is simply dependent on those interested. YC News gatherings shouldn't ultimately be restricted to Startup School weekend.
I figured that it would be great if YC News goers in the Palo Alto area get together since we're probably sitting in the same neighborhood.
Ideally, it would be awesome if YC News communities got together with peers in their immediate locales. Know what I mean?
Re:Anyone interested in meeting up in the Palo Alto area?
by chiefwhite on Friday March 09, 2007 @12:49PM
(#3226)
Guys I missed the deadline for application. If anyone got approved but can't attend, please, I'd be very thankful to you for sharing your invite with me, I can even consider buying it! Thanks! Please drop me a few words to [email protected]
Re:Anyone interested in meeting up in the Palo Alto area?
by prashantdesale on Wednesday March 07, 2007 @06:44PM
(#2778)
Count me in as well.
Can someone please post the location and time details?
I could not see info on how to get invitation to "Palo Alto OpenCoffee Club" when I clicked that link. I get message "That venue is private".
Re:Anyone interested in meeting up in the Palo Alto area?
by danw on Wednesday March 07, 2007 @07:33PM
(#2784)
"weekly Palo Alto OpenCoffee Club on Tuesday between 830-100 at Deuce France in the Town & Country Village close to the intersection of El Camino Real & Embarcadero."
It's open to anyone (hence opencoffee) so no need for invitation. You just turn up and enjoy. The first one in London drew 120 people during the 2 hours, completely overunning the starbucks where it took place. I hope Palo Alto will be the same.
Re:Anyone interested in meeting up in the Palo Alto area?
by abossy on Wednesday March 07, 2007 @06:36PM
(#2776)
Are you all planning on flying out there are or you from the area? I'll try to fly out (and most definitely meet up) if I am accepted and if it's within my budget.
Re:Anyone interested in meeting up in the Palo Alto area?
by zach on Friday March 09, 2007 @04:11PM
(#3266)
Hey bgold, the BarCamp monthly dinners are a pretty good venue for that kind of meetup. I went to one in January - it was pretty cool and I'm planning on being at the next one. Unfortunately, BarCamp LA itself is the same weekend as Startup School. But the monthly dinner is the Tuesday before:
Then again, maybe they have and I'm out of luck. :)
Regardless, observing this thread's progression, I'd also love to be able to meet as many of you as possible (put faces to those comments!) whether you live around Palo Alto or will be in town during Startup School.
I figured that it would be great if YC News goers in the Palo Alto area get together since we're probably sitting in the same neighborhood.
Ideally, it would be awesome if YC News communities got together with peers in their immediate locales. Know what I mean?
I just set up a wiki to discuss getting together: http://startup_weekend.bluwiki.com/go/Startup_Weekend/Events
I was thinking we could grab coffee at 8, and then walk over to the auditorium together. Who's in?
It's open to anyone (hence opencoffee) so no need for invitation. You just turn up and enjoy. The first one in London drew 120 people during the 2 hours, completely overunning the starbucks where it took place. I hope Palo Alto will be the same.
The school ends at 5:30, so we should all meet at 6 and discuss what we've learned.
I'm going to stop by next week and check it out.
I'll let you guys know how things go.
http://barcamp.org/BarCampLosAngeles