[Leaplist] {Administrivia} November Meeting MOVED to Dec 2, 2009

[Kevin Korb]

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The room number is 4E-105.  That would be Building 4E room 105.

On Tue, 10 Nov 2009 21:17:20 -0500
Aaron Morrison <ae4ko at amsat.org> wrote:
> 
> All,
> 
> The November general meeting has been *moved* to Dec 2, 2009 at 7:00pm  
> as a joint LEAP/GoLUG meeting with Kyle Gonzales presenting "Open  
> Source Virtualization: KVM and Linux" as his topic.
> 
> Location for this meeting will be:
> 
> FullSail University Campus
> 3300 University Blvd
> Winter Park, FL 32792
> (Building and room TBD -- Check http://leap-cf.org/ and
> http://golug.org/ for updates)
> 
> The December meeting will be held on the regular date and (hopefully -  
> waiting for confirmation) at the regular location (DeVry).
> 
> And in case you didn't know...
> 
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