Here are all of the contacts that I have for getting swag.  Most require
1-3 weeks to get you anything. I haven't been keeping up w/ the dot-com
failures lately so I'm not sure all these companies are still in business.


Joesph Esteve "Zeruch" Arruda
VA Linux
z@valinux.com
Notes:  Promised to send stuff (but I don't think he ever did).  Was
working to help us get San "Nettwerk" Mehat or Raster or others to speak
for us.


Caldera
lugs@calderasystems.com
Notes: Donated a few shirts, mousepads, a couple copies of OpenLinux 2.4
(which we reviewed for them) and a bunch of copies of 2.3.


Gene Mar
Operations
Mandrakesoft
Work: 626 296-6290
Fax:  626 296-6291
www.linux-mandrake.com
gmar@mandrakesoft.com
2400 N. Lincoln ave.
Altadena, CA 91001


Neil
Copyleft
neil@copyleft.net
177 Royal Ave. #3
Hawthorne, NJ 07506
Notes: Gave us a dozen slightly misprinted shirts


Kara Pritchard
Linux.com
kara@linux.com
lug name - CSLUG
login - cs-lug
pass - wildcat
Notes: this site is a great resource for linux topics in general and lug
specific stuff including places to hit up for swag and speakers


Redhat
www.redhat.com/apps/community/LUG/index.html
Notes: This is a link to Redhat's lug site.  On it is a form to ask for
swag.  Last time they donated a bunch of 6.2 disks and revolution shirts


SUSE (defunct??)
info@suse.de
Notes: donated a bunch of Eval 7.0 disks.


Jacob Webb
Turbo Linux
jwebb@turbolinux.com
Notes:  CSUC Alumni


William Kendrick
President of LUGOD (UC Davis' LUG)
www.lugod.org
Notes: Cool guy.  Traded swag lists w/ us.  He was going to give us a
couple copies of the linux cd that his LUG produces but we were never able
to hook up.  lugod.org has a lot of lug/linux news on it.


Cheapbytes.com
Notes: They said they can provide cd's to LUG's for specific events, they require at 
least 2 weeks notice and request that the club pays for the shipping. It sounds like
a good place to get a bunch of copies of current distros.


failures:
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LinuxMall.com
Notes: no response