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That time has come again when we meet face to face and not over a pint.  This Saturday , at the Irish Computer Society , Pepper Cannister Church, Dublin, kicking off at 2pm.

 2:00pm - Chairman's welcome and opening of proceedings

 2:10pm - "The new ftp.heanet.ie" - Rob Gallagher (HEAnet)

 2:40pm - "Open Streetmap - the State of Ireland" - tbc (OpenStreetMap)

 3:00pm - "My Mobile Internets" - Gareth Eason (HEAnet)

 3:30pm - "The Connect Schools Project" - Ronan Herron (Dublin County Council)

 3:45pm - An Irish grenuile.com project - Tomas Pedousant

 4:10pm - "ip route equalize"     - Ronan Mullally (4L Communications)

 4:30pm - ILUG AGM Proceedings

And others are not, though I do find women are more helpful than others, and will in fact go out of their way to find information for you.  This evening was just such a case.  I’m running a barcamp in March, and one of the streams that will be set aside will be for Girl Geeks I was twittering this, yes I twitter, get over it. Roseanne Smith very nicely gave me some contacts and also suggested a site I’d never seen before and in fact cannot believe I never knew about it. It’s brilliant it’s called Geek Speaker.

Anyway thought it was very nice and useful site that folks may want to use.

This Thursday, once again top floor of the Longstone pub is the monthtly meet up fr tea/Pint and some nosh! Paul O’Malley (Ompaul) is once again giving a pint for most nerdiest/geekiest clothing attire, seems Thomas Pedoussaut (tpt) can’t keep using his son’s toys to win ! See you all there, kicks off about 6:30pm

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Everything seems to happen at once. During the week of the IOTC on the Thursday (19th June) night Paul Walsh is hosting the Firefox 3 party in Dublin. Sign up and come along, why not. Also just seeing from the ILUG mail, that Firefox are going to attempt to get into the Guinness Book of Records by getting as many people to download FF3 at the same time!

So here it is finally! The line up of speakers for the IOTC that will take place here in Dublin in June. It’s a pretty diverse line up with topics that should cater for a lot of diverse views and opinions. Should lead to some interesting debate.