[GRLUG] GRLUG meet long ago

[Ben Rousch]

I will not be there this week.

On a related note, I am really impressed with Meetup for organizing
groups and meetings. It makes it easy for group members to create a
meeting and encourages use of RSVPs. I think we should look into it
for GRLUG.

On Sat, Jan 8, 2011 at 9:37 AM, Michael Mol <mikemol at gmail.com> wrote:
> Speaking of meets...You coming the the Saturday Social again this week? It
> was a pleasure to chat with you.
>
> On Fri, Jan 7, 2011 at 9:50 PM, Bob Kline <bob.kline at gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> http://omnibus.bobanna.com/grlug_meet_050305/
>> A GRLUG meet on March 5,2005, at the ITT
>> facility on East-Paris and 28th.   The host was
>> Eric Hartwell, shown in photograph 1.
>> Shown in photograph 4 are Dave Pembrook, right,
>> and John-Thomas Richards.  Notice on the monitor
>> at the left "MythTV."  It might have been Dave's
>> project - he was one of the more adventurous
>> at mating Linux to various hardware gadgets.
>> Also shown in photograph 1 is Ron Lauzon,
>> seated at a PC, to the right of Dave Pembrook.
>> Ron has had a MythTV system running for
>> some years now, and might have been doing a
>> little debugging.
>> I'll be adding more photos to this area, in the
>> way of a rouge's gallery, over time.  Anyone
>> having photos that could be included, please
>> send them to me.
>>    -- Bob
>>
>>
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