[crackmonkey] [ockman@penguincomputing.com: Episode One-Richard Stallman-SVLUG, Dec. 2 - at Netscape]

[Nick Moffitt]

	OK folks, it's time to ante up.  Eve, do you want a ride?
Cassel, are you going?  Seth, are you ready to match beards with the
man?  Rick, are you quite mad?

----- Forwarded message from The Boy Executive <ockman at penguincomputing.com> -----

[Warning:  Note Location Change]

Once in a generation a man rises from the people.  Not because he wants
to, but because society demands it from him.  Relying only on the strength 
of the force, he singlehandedly creates a foundation on which
the evil empire can be fought.

Yes, the force is strong in this one.  The foundation he has created is
good.  Help you he can.  The Jedi leader is on a special mission; he has
left the temple situated in the metropolis of the galactic capital world,
to come to the rebel valley, to warn of the encroachment of the dark side:
"if once you start down the dark path, forever will it dominate your
destiny, consume you it will, as it did Obi-Wan's apprentice."

The great warrior Richard Stallman will address the SVLUG meeting December
2nd.  Richard is the founder of the Free Software Foundation and the GNU
project.  He is also the father of the the free software movement, and the
primary author of gcc, gdb, and emacs.  

For eight hundred years Richard has trained Jedi.  A Jedi must have the
deepest commitment, the most serious mind.  Adventure...excitement...a
Jedi craves not these things.

He'll be speaking at 7:00pm, and this month we will be *meeting at AOL,
eh, make that Netscape.* Please, please make sure you see the webpages for
directions: http://www.svlug.org/directions-netscape-22.shtml - Come to
the meeting or come not, there is no try.

***We repeat:  Meeting is at Netscape, not Cisco***

The address is 468 Ellis Street (Building 22)
Mountain View, CA  94043

"I want to come with you to Alderaan.  There's nothing here for me now.  I
want to learn the ways of the Force and become a Jedi like my father."
                                
                                                  -Luke


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----- End forwarded message -----

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