Live Tuesday night (tonight) on The Linux Show

[Marcel (Free Thinker at Large) Gagne]

Hello everyone,

I had meant to send this out earlier, but life kept happening . . .  Anyhow, 
let me continue with the warning that there is some amount of gratuitous 
self-promotion in this message.  You have been warned.  This is your last 
chance to stop reading . . .

Tuesday night (that's tonight), at 8:30 PM, Central Time, I will be 
interviewed live on "The Linux Show" (details of the upcoming show are 
available at http://www.thelinuxshow.com).  If you've never listened to the 
show, it's a weekly web radio program dedicated to all things Linux with 
streams available in Real Audio, Ogg, and MP3 formats from several different 
sources on the main website.  There is also a companion IRC channel 
(irc.thelinuxshow.com, on channel #linuxshow) where you can get in on the 
action, have your say, comment on the show, etc.  It would be great to see as 
many people from this group as possible.  

Topics of discussion on The Linux Show tend to be topical so the events 
leading up to Tuesday night will surely have some bearing on what we will 
talk about.  Since my segment is called "Kiss the Blue Screen of Death 
Goodbye!", I'm sure that we'll spend some time talking about my new book but 
the same name.  Whatever we wind up talking about, the IRC channel gives you 
the opportunity to intereact.  If you can't make it for the live show, it 
will be archived for another week on the site.

See you there (so to speak).   Take care out there.

-- 
Marcel (Writer and Free Thinker at Large) Gagné
Note:  This massagee wos nat speel or gramer-checkered.
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Author : "Moving to Linux: Kiss the Blue Screen of Death Goodbye!"
   Also by Marcel : Linux System Administration, A User's Guide
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