Good day, Chris,
On Fri, 22 Oct 2004, Chris Santerre wrote:
I know its early, but if I don't schedule early, I may never get the chance to.
LinuxWorldexpo.com is Feb 14-17 in Boston, MA. Any hope of having a mini SURBL/SARE meeting? Just to meet face to face.
I think I can get a day to come down, sure. Cheers, - Bill
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