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From: Ian Sharpe <igs.net@virginmedia.com>
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Previous years have had interesting presentations and I'm sure this year 
will be the same. I only asked because we're getting close to the time 
and there isn't anything listed yet. The Eurostar is already booked 
though :-)

I hadn't thought of presenting anything; I'm more of a 'hiding in the 
corner not even asking questions' kind of guy. Too bad; this looks like 
an interesting time for Ada. I haven't visited these parts for a while, 
but it seems that the postings here are now from people who have a 
*personal* interest in the language rather than work/education related.