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Coffee House Alert: San Francisco and Tokyo

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I haven't been doing many coffee house meetings during my travels lately because my schedule has been out of control -- but for those interested and in the respective corners of the world I'm going to -- I can meet tomorrow (Thursday) in either San Francisco or Berkeley mid-day or early evening.

The way these things work is someone figures out a good coffee house where a small group can meet -- sometimes its 2 people and sometimes 30 but usually just a handful -- and we chat for an hour. I'm flexible tomorrow on time and place in San Francisco.

Then I arrive Sunday afternoon in Tokyo and will be there through Wednesday morning. I'll be at the Okura Hotel, so any venue chosen would have to be nearby. Hope to meet some folks over there. Had a great meeting with TWN readers when last in Japan.

-- Steve Clemons

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Posted by Ben Rosengart, Feb 13 2008, 12:51PM - Link

I would love to meet in Berkeley. Mudraker's Cafe on Telegraph Ave., perhaps?

Posted by Crab Nebula, Feb 13 2008, 1:05PM - Link

Will this happen in daytime or in the evening? If you can meet in the evening in SF, I'd love to come.

Posted by Elmwood, Feb 13 2008, 2:11PM - Link

I vote for Berkeley too.

Posted by Ben Rosengart, Feb 13 2008, 2:57PM - Link

Posted by pkoso, Feb 13 2008, 5:33PM - Link

if you do an evening in SF...be glad to know where.

Posted by Shannon, Feb 13 2008, 5:51PM - Link

The Beanery is also a nice cafe in Elmwood (Berkeley). Would love to meet up with you!

Posted by Roehl, Feb 13 2008, 6:00PM - Link

I'd vote for Berkeley also. Afternoon preferred, if possible.

Posted by Chuck Dupree, Feb 13 2008, 11:13PM - Link

Sounds like SF people are for evenings, while Berkeley may be more afternoon-oriented?

If it's evening in SF, I'll be there.