Re: [tlug] About "Tlug Girls" and Technical meeting.

["Ivan Stout" <aibanhamano@example.com>]

Though I am sure there are significant numbers of TlugGirls quietly
lurking on this list at this very moment, I believe another good way
to broaden the ranks of the monthly meetings is to periodically hold
installfests.

The most recent installfest by Tlug I could find was the "February 97
SparcLinux installfest." Perhaps after 10 years another one is due?

If installfests are not as successful in Japan (I honestly don't
know), we could format it in such a way that at least we expose
passerby's to some neat Linux based technologies.

-Ivan

On 1/11/07, Pietro Zuco <drzuco@example.com> wrote:
> Hi to all tlugers, and specially
>
> __Hello, Konnichiwa to you "TlugGirl"__
>
> I'm sure you exist and that you are reading this email.
> So please I beg you to remove the (dot) and became visible to all the Tlugers.
>
> Many many fun Nomikai and productive Technical meetings with really
> interesting people, and you, TlugGirl always living in the shadow...
> Why not start this 2007 as the year of the Tlug Girls?
>
> So please, I invite you to start participating in this technical
> meeting. Don't be shy! come on, we are not that strange and antisocial
> geeks that maybe you are thinking about.
>
> We are modern, multicultural and open mind, new millennium Geeks!!!
>
> So discard that old ideas and start to know the funny people at Tlug!
>
> Please Participate!
> You Won't Regret it!
>
> I hope to see you there :-)
>
> Cheers!!
>
> Pietro
>
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