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Wednesday, May 18. 2005

I haven't had much time with an innanet connection and I don't have much now. Just to say that I took some comprehensive notes of Mark Shuttleworth and Jon 'maddog' Hall respective talks. I am having the time of my life. We went out with Maddog last night to drink South African beer. His stories are incredible and he is such a great guy. It was a wonderful moment in my geeky life.

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dewd, came looking for you. only ran into Big Dave. anyway, if your around... were going to be hanging out at Merely Mortal (356 Jan Smuts Ave) tomorrow night, and possibly mission over to Prime Circle playing at the Blues Room. Would love to hook up, gimme a call. /tozzi & Neil

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