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	~~[[Category:Minutes]]~~
	~~The month of July is an odd month, so we will be meeting on Thursday, the 14th.~~
	~~K-LUG will be hosting PCIGers for a presentation on the python programming~~
	~~language.~~

	~~The next Social will be a soldering party in Dennis Delorne's garage. The~~
	~~time will be announced as soon as we know when it is. Those who are~~
	~~interested in getting together for assembly assistance, tools, etc should~~
	~~send email to Dennis Delorne (dennyd@attglobal.net).~~

	~~Kevin Arhelger was recognized for his MythTV demo with a free movie pass.~~
	~~Dennis was likewise thanked for his presentation.~~

	~~The winner of the K-LUG Challenge was Tina Wood. Tina's answer was~~
	~~the most complete. There were quite a few good answers, but hers was~~
	~~the best.~~

	~~The winner of the Puzzler was Kevin Arhelger. He wrote a Bourne shell~~
	~~script that executed sed as follows:~~

	~~sed -e "s/i'/I'/g" -e "s/i /I /g" $1 > $2~~

	~~Another answer, slightly shorter and shamlessly my favorite,~~

	~~sed -r -e "s/i( \|')/I\1/g"~~

	~~There were quite a few answers, but Kevin's was probably the best. Tim~~
	~~Massaro gets an honorable mention for the most lines of code... Almost, but~~
	~~no sticker.~~

	~~The new Challenge and Puzzler will be posted on the web site in the next~~
	~~few days, for those of you who couldn't make it to the meeting.~~

	~~Dennis Delorne presented information about setting up an LCD character~~
	~~display. His notes will be available in the next few days on the K-LUG~~
	~~web site. He provided a goodly amount of source code, which will also~~
	~~be available on the web site shortly.~~

	~~LCD Load Meter kits were handed out. Mark Harris, Mark Diez, Steve Fox,~~
	~~amd Mark Clancy should contact Kevin Neffabout picking up their kits.~~

	~~We have several extra kits. Please contact Kevin Neff if you are interested~~
	~~in a 2x12 LCD character module that interfaces to the parallel port.~~
	~~NeffK@IEEE.Org or 507-252-0579.~~

	~~Finally, Steve Fox contacted me a few days ago to tell me that he has~~
	~~been busy and doesn't have time to organize a linux boot camp. This is~~
	~~probably for the better--it's too big of a job for one person. I think~~
	~~the boot camp is a great activity for our club. I suggest that we form~~
	~~a committee that can organize a boot camp. Are you interested in~~
	~~helping out? Do you want to get involved in your (geek) community? Let~~
	~~me know via e-mail or talk to me at the next meeting.~~

	~~Sincerely --Kevin Neff~~

Drfickle at 17:02, 13 January 2006

2006-01-13T17:02:24Z

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[[Category:Minutes]]
The month of July is an odd month, so we will be meeting on Thursday, the 14th.
K-LUG will be hosting PCIGers for a presentation on the python programming
language.

The next Social will be a soldering party in Dennis Delorne's garage. The
time will be announced as soon as we know when it is. Those who are
interested in getting together for assembly assistance, tools, etc should
send email to Dennis Delorne (dennyd@attglobal.net).

Kevin Arhelger was recognized for his MythTV demo with a free movie pass.
Dennis was likewise thanked for his presentation.

The winner of the K-LUG Challenge was Tina Wood. Tina's answer was
the most complete. There were quite a few good answers, but hers was
the best.

The winner of the Puzzler was Kevin Arhelger. He wrote a Bourne shell
script that executed sed as follows:

sed -e "s/i'/I'/g" -e "s/i /I /g" $1 > $2

Another answer, slightly shorter and shamlessly my favorite,

sed -r -e "s/i( |')/I\1/g"

There were quite a few answers, but Kevin's was probably the best. Tim
Massaro gets an honorable mention for the most lines of code... Almost, but
no sticker.

The new Challenge and Puzzler will be posted on the web site in the next
few days, for those of you who couldn't make it to the meeting.

Dennis Delorne presented information about setting up an LCD character
display. His notes will be available in the next few days on the K-LUG
web site. He provided a goodly amount of source code, which will also
be available on the web site shortly.

LCD Load Meter kits were handed out. Mark Harris, Mark Diez, Steve Fox,
amd Mark Clancy should contact Kevin Neffabout picking up their kits.

We have several extra kits. Please contact Kevin Neff if you are interested
in a 2x12 LCD character module that interfaces to the parallel port.
NeffK@IEEE.Org or 507-252-0579.

Finally, Steve Fox contacted me a few days ago to tell me that he has
been busy and doesn't have time to organize a linux boot camp. This is
probably for the better--it's too big of a job for one person. I think
the boot camp is a great activity for our club. I suggest that we form
a committee that can organize a boot camp. Are *you* interested in
helping out? Do you want to get involved in your (geek) community? Let
me know via e-mail or talk to me at the next meeting.

Sincerely --Kevin Neff

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