The Day, Time and Location are set

Bernie J Mitchell
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Well we had to pick a time and place one day.


THURSDAY 7th OCTOBER 2010


CENTRAL LONDON


6:00PM


This has not been an easy decision but the community feedback has been that Thursday would be the best time with an evening kick off to catch the 3 hour superswarm window.


The exact location will be posted soon, but we have a few small matters to sort out first.

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