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same here, didn't make it to the summit this time

cheers,
/Nico

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From: Thomas Biege <thomas at suse.de>
Date: 11 April 2013 15:02
Subject: Re: [Openstack-security] OSSG Luncheon.
To: openstack-security at lists.openstack.org


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- -1

I am not at the summit this time. :(


Have fun,
Thomas

Am 09.04.2013 20:11, schrieb Clark, Robert Graham:
> OSSG members,
>
> To show our support for the fast-growing OpenStack Security Group,
> HP Cloud Services are sponsoring a meet and greet for the OSSG
> during the summit. As hosting a dinner is somewhat problematic
> scheduling-wise we've decided to arrange a luncheon on Tuesday. We
> chose Tuesday lunch time to meet as it appears to have the least
> conflicts for the 'security minded' folk out there.
>
> The proposed venue is the Davis Street Tavern http://bit.ly/Xqp030
> it's about a mile from the conference centre, looks to have decent
> food and good service. This is an opportunity to meet with the rest
> of the OpenStack Security Group, discuss projects and trade war
> stories. We very much hope that a good number of group members will
> be able to attend.
>
> So that's Tuesday, 12:45pm at the Davis Street Tavern.
>
> Please RSVP on list if you're attending along with any +1's so we
> can book enough space. We'll make the booking in the next couple of
> days so get your RSVP in quickly please.
>
> See you then! -Rob
>
> Robert Clark Security Architect HP Cloud Services
>
>
>
>
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>
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