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morgan lim | 6 Oct 2004 01:44
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[OS:N:] Re: Linux in Business Seminar, Oct 13th Norwood MA

Hi:

For those living in the Boston, MA area, there is an
upcoming free Linux seminar with food included. See
below for info:

Linux in Business Seminar:

How to run your business by using Linux and Open
Source software:
planning, deploying and managing your IT
Infrastructure with Linux/OSS

This Event is Free of Charge. Breakfast and lunch will
be provided.
This Event is sponsored by Pcs For Everyone/Source
Code Corp.

Date: Oct 13th, Wednesday,

Time: 8am-12.30pm

Location: Source Code Corporation
290 Vanderbilt Avenue
Norwood, MA 02062

Speakers: Speakers:

* PCs for Everyone
* Laurent Gharda, COO, Open Country Inc.
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Kieran M Nolan | 6 Oct 2004 07:01
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[OS:N:] Kieran Nolan is out of the office


I will be out of the office starting  10/01/2004 and will not return until
10/11/2004.

If you need assistance with your desktop/workstation, please contact *9RAY.

For WTS problems, please contact Ed Senechal at 310-647-1372.

If you need assistance with server access and could not reach the contacts
above, please contact Keith Livio for assistance at 647-8141.

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M. Fioretti | 6 Oct 2004 20:01
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[OS:N:] Scouting, Stallman and FLOSS

Hello, everybody!

after "Bit Prepared: a missing link?"
(http://www.linuxjournal.com/article.php?sid=7533)

I am happy to announce "Bit Prepared II: Richard Stallman Meets the
World Scout Bureau" (http://www.linuxjournal.com/article.php?sid=7813)

where "Richard Stallman from the FSF, Ray Saunders from the World
Scout Bureau and the author discuss the connections between free
software and Scouting philosophies"

Enjoy!

Marco Fioretti

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Ekushey | 7 Oct 2004 00:07
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[OS:N:] Dhaka Red Hat Meetup Group

Meet other local Red Hat users from Dhaka, Bangladesh, to discuss
Linux, Open Source and Free Software. Dhaka Red Hat Meetup Group,
which was formed in September 15th 2004, will be organizing Meetups at
various locations in Dhaka on the last Friday of every month.

Red Hat users and enthusiasts from Dhaka with all levels of experience
can join the group at http://redhat.meetup.com/270/ to attend the
Meetup, which is officially brought to you by Red Hat.

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David Walton | 14 Oct 2004 09:48
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[OS:N:] Safesquid-Content Filtering Proxy Server

Hello, 

I am a new register over here. I am planning to subscribe
Safesquid-Content Filtering Internet Proxy Server for my enterprise.
Have any one of you use this software before? Any feedback will be
appreciated.
www.safesquid.com and www.safesquid.com/forum.
Thanks, 
David

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Jay Scherrer | 14 Oct 2004 18:48

Re: [OS:N:] Safesquid-Content Filtering Proxy Server

Thanks for the info.
As a developer after seeing this promo and following the link, I see 
that there is promise for making a living upgrading Open Source 
projects. 
I have been using Privoxy. Runs even on Windows, is free, is 
customizable. 

Jay Scherrer

On Thursday 14 October 2004 12:48 am, David Walton wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am a new register over here. I am planning to subscribe
> Safesquid-Content Filtering Internet Proxy Server for my
> enterprise. Have any one of you use this software before? Any
> feedback will be appreciated.
> www.safesquid.com and www.safesquid.com/forum.
> Thanks,
> David
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Kevin Cole | 14 Oct 2004 19:03
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[OS:N:] .LRN ('Dot-Learn') consortium formed

[Slightly edited -- KJC]

SOURCE: Linux Weekly News
URL:    http://lwn.net/Articles/106277/

             .LRN ('DOT-LEARN') CONSORTIUM FORMED

Several universities (including MIT, Heidelberg University, and the
University of Sydney) have gotten together and announced the formation
of the .LRN Consortium, which is dedicated to the development of open
source educational software. More information is available at
http://dotlrn.org/

Just to be clear: this seems to be a consortium to support and promote
a particular suite of open source educational software:

       ".LRN is an open source application suite 
        for learning and research communities."

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Etienne Goyer | 14 Oct 2004 21:09
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Re: [OS:N:] .LRN ('Dot-Learn') consortium formed

Another project with similar goals would be SchoolTool at 
http://www.schooltool.org/.  What's cool about SchoolTool is that the 
project director and benefactor (Mark Shuttleworth, the excentric that 
was the first space tourist) is offering bounties for its development.

Kevin Cole wrote:
> [Slightly edited -- KJC]
> 
> SOURCE: Linux Weekly News
> URL:    http://lwn.net/Articles/106277/
> 
>              .LRN ('DOT-LEARN') CONSORTIUM FORMED
> 
> Several universities (including MIT, Heidelberg University, and the
> University of Sydney) have gotten together and announced the formation
> of the .LRN Consortium, which is dedicated to the development of open
> source educational software. More information is available at
> http://dotlrn.org/
> 
> Just to be clear: this seems to be a consortium to support and promote
> a particular suite of open source educational software:
> 
>        ".LRN is an open source application suite 
>         for learning and research communities."
> 

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