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[froglips111302 at yahoo.com (Jim Campbell)]

For those in search of fun, I can highly recommend
this place.

I eat there weekly, some of the best pancakes I've
ever had.

The owners are really great people who bought Luegs in
order to save a local place they cared about.

Don't know the specifics of the wireless connection,
will report next time i'm there.  I did find out its
up and working as of Saturday.

Thanks,
Jim

--- Luegs Cafe info <tblack AT employees.org> wrote:
> Date: Thu, 20 Feb 2003 11:47:49 -0800 (PST)
> From: Luegs Cafe info <tblack AT employees.org>
> To: tony AT luegscafe.com
> Subject: More fun stuff from Luegs Cafe!
> 
> Did you know that Luegs Cafe has wireless Internet
> access? Well It is
> here! Bring your laptob in and get Internet
> connection speeds you are used
> to at work, at Luegs Cafe.
> 
> Also, beginning this week, we are offering our
> (famous) full (and
> full-service) breakfast on Saturdays only, from
> 9-11.
> 
> Weekdays we'll open a little earlier (8am) for your
> coffee convenience.
> Also available every day are bagels from Bagels on
> the Hill (best bagels
> south of the Mason-Dixon line), fresh-baked pastries
> and other goodies,
> our homemade granola and fresh fruit. This
> continental breakfast is
> self-service, and we welcome you to help yourself
> and hurry out, or sit
> and relax as long as you like!
> 
> We are in the process of refining and adding to our
> dinner menu. If you
> haven't been for dinner, you're going to be
> surprised and pleased.
> Reasonable prices, great fresh food and a cozy
> atmosphere make Lueg's a
> nice place to come either alone, or with family and
> friends. Thursdays and
> Fridays 5:30- 8:30, Saturdays SOON! During Music
> nights we serve Maple
> View Ice Cream, beer/wine, coffee, juice and soft
> drinks after 8:30. See
> you here!
> 
> 
>                         -- Tonight! February 20 8:00
> --
>                    -- Old Time Jam with The Darkside
> Dolls --
> 
> The Darkside Dolls play a mutant strain of old-time
> on rub board,
> oversized bodhran, banjo and fiddle. Fueled by
> relentless percussion, the
> Dolls keep the focus on the beat. They sing too.
> 
> At about 9:00 you get the chance to add your own
> relentless percussion in
> the circle. If you would like, jump in to the circle
> with your instrument,
> dance, or feel free to sit back and listen.
> 
>                           -- Friday February 21 8:00
> --
>                              -- Guilty Pleasures --
> 
> The Guilty Pleasures are a band from Chapel Hill who
> play traditional
> music in a wide variety of styles. Old time,
> bluegrass, country blues, New
> Orleans jazz and maybe even a little early
> rockabilly...all played on
> various combinations of instruments including
> guitar, mandolin, fiddle,
> accordion, trumpet, harmonica, and upright bass.
> John McNeal, Greg
> Cordell, Nat Smith, and Corey (Hubcap)  Sims have
> played together and with
> various other groups in the area off and on for the
> past 20 years. The
> music is fun and family friendly and a good time is
> guaranteed for all! A
> CD will be available.
> 
>               --- Next week - stay tuned for more
> details  ---
> 
> Thursday February 27 -  Piedmont Allstars - Old Time
> Jam!
> 
> Friday February 28 -  Jonnie Jefferies
> 

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>From s_l at mindspring.com  Mon Feb 24 16:13:41 2003
From: s_l at mindspring.com (Scott Lundgren)
Date: Mon Feb 24 16:12:30 2003
Subject: [internetworkers] Software Development Nightmares
In-Reply-To: <04d201c2d818$90f7f860$0200a8c0@mdthomas>
Message-ID: <NGBBKCCAELELMGGNOHJPAEHBCJAA.s_l AT mindspring.com>


>the customer from realizing they can live without the vendor. There's a
open source. he he he he. ;)

>problems are always singular and new. Thus, for the small shop the best
shot
>is to focus on the street wisdom of Agile Software Development.

While a lot of those different development models are not completely unknown
words,
I have little understanding of the pros/cons of one vs another and in what
environments each would be best.
How did you get to know all of that?

> Toxic Coworkers: How to Deal with Dysfunctional People on the Job
Unlike the comic you propose this is does exist, the ISBN is 1572242191 for
your favorite retailer.

>I think this is where we need a new, less-cute, more dramatic Dilbert.
Maybe
>more like an action comic book with heroes and villains, ghouls and
goblins...

If "Apartment 3-G" and "Gil Thorp" can still be take up pages in the
newspaper why not this. The real challenge I think would be focusing on the
personality/human foibles aspect that would make it illuminating to read
without getting to bogged down in the background/context explanation you
might have to do to properly set the stage.

- SL