[Preston] November's meeting

[Guy Heatley]

I personally won't be around this Tues. I still have stitches in my
knee and its a bit sore.

By all means fly the flag if some people want to go to go to the
Greyfriar or something. The uni room is booked for this week but I
reckon I'm the only one with the door key.

I'll most likely be functional by next week and this coincides with
Mike being around.
Hence the suggestion for the following week.
The uni room isn't booked for that week though.

Cheers!
-- 
Guy

On 11/6/06, Neil Forshaw <princeneil2000 at yahoo.com> wrote:
> So no meeting this tuesday?
>
>
> --- Guy Heatley <guy.heatley at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > Hello!
> > Unfortunately I've had an operation on my knee so I
> > won't be sorting
> > out the meeting  this month. At least not for next
> > Tuesday.
> > I'm not supposed to drive you see, and I was going
> > to bring in the
> > little machine that ran Linux off the compact flash
> > drive.
> >
> > Regular PLUG attendees will know Mike Bach.
> > Apparently Mike will be over from Germany the week
> > beginning the 13th
> > and hopefully we will have to address him as Dr Bach
> > if all goes well.
> > (He has his PhD viva interview).
> > Maybe we could go out for drinks with Mike sometime
> > that week. I'm not
> > sure what his plans are yet so I'll confirm this
> > later.
> > --
> > Guy
> >
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-- 
Guy

Stand up for freedom: Switch to GNU/Linux.
'Microsoft warned today that the era of ''open computing,''
the free exchange of digital information that has defined the
personal computer industry, is ending.'
New York Times, July 25, 2002