jesus_arocho on 25 Oct 2005 10:45:10 -0000


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Re: [PLUG] Bucks County LUG 

I guess I can join a Bucks group, not having a Montgomery group close by.  I live in Franconia and Borders, in the 309 mall area sounds good; plus I can always convince my son to take a ride to a bookstore.:)

Incidentally, does anyone know how to get a Dell Inspiron 6000 to recover when the lid is closed and reopened?  I installed Mandriva 2006 on a new unit about two weeks ago.


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Why don't we take a brief location survey and see where people are concentrated.
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Craig Brennan wrote: 
Any of those would work for me, and Borders and Barnes & Noble have decent
techie book sections (esp. Borders).

--- Art Alexion <art.alexion@verizon.net> wrote:

  
Aaron Mulder wrote:

    
T
The Borders in Montgomeryville is nice -- the only problem being that
it's not actually in Bucks County, though I guess we don't need to
hold that against them.  :)

I wonder if we should try to alternate between east and west, and do
Montgomeryville and Oxford Valley, or something.

 

      
I don't know about Borders, but Barnes & Noble in both Montgomeryville 
and Oxford Valley have semi-private "events" areas that are available to

groups like this at not cost.  (The idea is to get a bunch of people in 
the store who might buy expensive computer books or other stuff.)  The 
person to contact is the "Community Relations Manager" at each store.  I

can get names and numbers if you wish.  Willow Grove, which is closer to

Warminster-Warrington-Doylestown is also available.

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