sounds good
And a the gold coinage sounds good
where is Thomas Kennedy junior academy?
catcha
Ben
>>
>>
>>> Hello all.
>>>
>>> I understand that your LUG is more or less without a regular venue for
>>> your meetings. I am the IT teacher of a private school in Raumati
>>> (Thomas Kennedy Junior Academy) and we have a small computer lab which
>>> may suit your purposes. We have a large screen made from stapled bits
>>> of
>>> A3 paper which I use in class with my Epson projector. We also have
>>> several P4 machines networked together and running Fedora Core 2.
>>>
>>> If you are interested, could I please have an indication of what nights
>>> your meetings are held, times of the meetings, roughly how many attend
>>> (I understand only a few at the moment which is fine), whether you
>>> would
>>> like coffee at the meetings, whether you would manage a gold coin
>>> donation to the school for use of the hall / extras should they decide
>>> to charge.
>>>
>>> We have a school board meeting this Wednesday where I am confident I
>>> should be able to promote your use of the room, although boards being
>>> boards, I will likely be expected to let them know where we stand on
>>> pretty much everything in advance.
>>>
>>> Looking forward to your replies
>>> Lance.
>>>
>>>
>>
>> Hi Lance
>>
>> Your offer is well worth considering....and if it were up to me, I'd
>> accept it and see how htings went.
>>
>> Can I move that we (whoever is on this list and feels the need to have
>> their say - and attend meetings) accept Lance's offer? :-)
>>
>>
>>
>>> P.S: The antispam procedures I use require that I have to give
>>> permission to individuals using my email address. For this reason, I
>>> find posting to this board difficult as KLUG replies all come from new
>>> sources. I know this is a side issue, but would KLUG please consider
>>> making "reply to" posts come from the single KLUG source instead of
>>> posting as if from members themselves?
>>>
>>>
>>
>> The list is provided by Nik Bellamy of NZLUG / linux.net.nz fame.
>>
>> The best way to filter it is to test for "[KLUG]" in the Subject header,
>> if you can. I've never seen any spam that used that.
>>
>> I filter all KLUG mail into a KLUG folder on that basis....given I make
>> no effort to test it on my mail server.
>>
>> Steve
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