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["Kenny, Vale T" <vkenny@FLEETCC.COM>]

Greets Folks,
	I was thinking over the last two PLUG meets that things were getting
a bit crowded.  How does everyone feel about looking for a larger space to
hold the PLUG meetings?  No slight to Cyberloft intended, in fact, many
thanks to Mostafa for providing us with a much needed forum.  No need to bog
down the PLUG list with replies, email me directly at 
secher@cynet.net <mailto:secher@cynet.net> , and in a few days, I'll list
the results en-toto.

BTW, sorry if this is coming through with HTML tags, I can't seem to find
the toggle for text messages in outlook (used at work, not home..).
Peace,
Vale
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	-----Original Message-----
	From:	Eric [SMTP:southpark@nni.com]
	Sent:	Monday, January 11, 1999 9:56 PM
	To:	plug@lists.nothinbut.net
	Subject:	Re: PLUG in Newsweek

	"Michael C. Toren" wrote:
	> 
	> On Mon, 11 Jan 1999, Jason Lenthe wrote:
	> 
	> > Date: Mon, 11 Jan 1999 18:59:39 -0500
	> > From: Jason Lenthe <lenthe@mailhost.sju.edu>
	> > To: plug@lists.nothinbut.net
	> > Subject: PLUG in Newsweek
	> >
	> > PLUG was mentioned in this week's edition of Newsweek in an
article on
	> > Open Source and Linux.  I thought it was cool that PLUG was
mentioned.
	> 
	> See http://www.newsweek.com/nw-srv/printed/us/st/ty0103_1.htm if
you don't
	> have a print copy.  I wouldn't count on that URL working once a
new print
	> edition hits the news stands, though.
	> 
	> PLUG is mentioned in the first few lines.  Here's a copy of the
first
	> paragraph:
	> 
	>     Code Warriors
	> 
	>     The grass-roots 'open source'
	>     software movement is no longer
	>     just a hacker cult. It could end up
	>     challenging mighty Microsoft.
	> 
	>     By Steven Levy
	> 
	>     The owner of the suddenly tiny Cyber Loft cafi stopped
counting at 70
	>     people. "It's never been this crowded before," he said of the
	>     pasty-skinned mass of keyboard-clicking humanity that braved
bitter
	>     temperatures to attend last Wednesday night's meeting of the
	>     Philadelphia Linux Users Group. The attraction was Eric
Raymond, a
	>     flannel-shirted 40-year-old programmer who has emerged as the
principal
	>     philosopher of the "open source" movement, the hottest thing
going in
	>     software today biggest threat to Microsoft that's not on the
government
	>     payroll.
	> 
	> > JML
	> 

	 Great... I planned on making the next meeting my first. I might
want to
	rethink that, considering this new publicity :)  Of course, I still
	gotta borrow the car and make sure my friend can come but ill sure
as
	hell try to make it (and figure out where Walnut St is)

	-Eric Windisch

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