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[school-discuss] Reminder: Monthly IRC meeting on the 22nd



It's that time of the month again -- Schoolforge's August IRC meeting.
Meetings are on the 22nd of each month at 4:30 UTC and 16:30 UTC.  That's
2 days from today.

   Where:  irc.freenode.net #schoolforge
   When:   August 22, 04:30 and 16:30 UTC (local times below)
   What:   topic is whatever strikes your fancy.
   Who:    You!
   How:    If you haven't used IRC before, clients include:
           Chatzilla (Mozilla), XChat (Linux, Windows), irssi
           (Linux), MIRC (Windows).  There's more general
           information at
           http://www.infoanarchy.org/wiki/index.php/Using_IRC


Some international local times:

    Location                      4:30 UTC               16:30 UTC
    --------                      --------               ---------
    Africa/Johannesburg     Mon Aug 22 06:30 SAST  Mon Aug 22 18:30 SAST  
    America/Sao_Paulo       Mon Aug 22 01:30 BRT   Mon Aug 22 13:30 BRT   
    Asia/Calcutta           Mon Aug 22 10:00 IST   Mon Aug 22 22:00 IST   
    Australia/Perth         Mon Aug 22 12:30 WST   Tue Aug 23 00:30 WST   
    Australia/Sydney        Mon Aug 22 14:30 EST   Tue Aug 23 02:30 EST   
    Europe/London           Mon Aug 22 05:30 BST   Mon Aug 22 17:30 BST   
    Europe/Moscow           Mon Aug 22 08:30 MSD   Mon Aug 22 20:30 MSD   
    Europe/Rome             Mon Aug 22 06:30 CEST  Mon Aug 22 18:30 CEST  
    Japan                   Mon Aug 22 13:30 JST   Tue Aug 23 01:30 JST   
    ROC                     Mon Aug 22 12:30 CST   Tue Aug 23 00:30 CST   
    US/Eastern              Mon Aug 22 00:30 EDT   Mon Aug 22 12:30 EDT   
    US/Pacific              Sun Aug 21 21:30 PDT   Mon Aug 22 09:30 PDT   

See you there!

This is an automated reminder.

    
Peace.

-- 
Karsten M. Self <kmself@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>        http://kmself.home.netcom.com/
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