General Meetings
Our General meetings cover a wide range of subjects. Typically, such a meeting will involve some PCS business or the distribution of
information concerning up-coming meetings and other opportunities in the local community. As warranted, there will be discussion
regarding the latest computer security threats, new products and other items of interest to the membership.
Often some of our members give presentations about subjects in which they have some specialized knowledge. For example,
Phil Ball's Windows Tips 'n' Tricks is a constant crowd pleaser. Recently, we have had other members give talks and
demonstrations about backup techniques, GPS equipment and virus and spyware removal. Raffles of new computer
equipment are also held at the end of each meeting.
While some of these speakers obviously have their business interests in mind, their presentations are related to our mission and our members often
receive significant discounts should they wish to purchase the products.
A PCS Picnic Meeting!
We don't forget the social niceties at PCS either. Once a year we get together for a social meeting and have a picnic! These are
usually held at a ramada at different local area parks. The club provides chicken, soft drinks, parking permits and picnic supplies.
The attendees bring a dish to share.
The festivities start off with a pot-luck feast that always seems to fill everyone completely. Typically, this is followed by a short
presentation and a raffle which features computer-related prizes. There's also an equipment exchange and the entire event is a
great opportunity to get to know fellow club members in a more informal setting than is usually found at meetings.
We have recently added some other enhancements to the proceedings including food contests and some new entertainment. A more
detailed writeup about one of our picnics may be found here.
General Meeting Leader Information
Meeting Leader: JB Burke
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