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Beatrice Started conversation Aug 30, 2005
Ok, we seem to have a few old and new researchers in the northern part of this dear old isle...
Suggestions please for a meet!
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Gnomon - time to move on Posted Aug 30, 2005
There's a Dublin Meet on 16 September, so let's not have it too close to then!
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KB Posted Aug 30, 2005
I'm a definite potential - how's that for hedging the bets?
Not sure of any suggestions I have just yet.
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Gnomon - time to move on Posted Aug 30, 2005
Belfast, within easy walk of the Central Station, on a Saturday.
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Beatrice Posted Aug 30, 2005
OK - great to see such interest so quickly!
Yes, I'm a possible attendee for Dublin on 16th September.
How 'bout mid-October, and yous can all buy me a pint 
for my birthday 
I'll have a check for anything exciting in Belfast around then.
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Woodpigeon Posted Aug 30, 2005
I would love to get up to Belfast again for a weekend - but it's unlikely I'm afraid. My family is very young (4 kids under the age of 6) and there is always a ton of things to do during the weekend.
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NPY Posted Aug 30, 2005
Well Belfast sounds good anyway. Somewhere close to Central is a good idea too. Though when and what to do is the big question.
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Gnomon - time to move on Posted Aug 30, 2005
I'd suggest a trip to W5 except that I was there a few weeks ago.
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Beatrice Posted Aug 30, 2005
There's always W5, the science museum. It's pretty central, in a mall with a few eating and drinking places. But also easy to get to the centre from there.
Or http://www.openhousefestival.com weekend of 8-9 October. Live music, poetry readings etc in the Cathedral quarter.
Or the festival starts on 21 October http://www.belfastfestival.com
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Gnomon - time to move on Posted Aug 30, 2005
I'll go along with everyone else. If people want to go to W5, I'll go along to, but you'll probably have to stop me explaining everything.
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NPY Posted Aug 30, 2005
Explaining is good. Celebrate your intelligence, so long as you're not arrogant about it.
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Gnomon - time to move on Posted Aug 31, 2005
I don't mean to appear arrogant, but I sometimes come across that way.
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NPY Posted Sep 2, 2005
Don't worry, you didn't. Sorry if I implied you were. I just know some people who are fantastic at telling you something as if they're the only ones who know it and you're thick.
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Beatrice Posted Sep 8, 2005
Suggestion:
Saturday 8th October.
Meet at W5 about 1pm, then get something to eat and move to the Cathedral Quarter for whatever festival thingy is on there.
PS Weren't the lads fabulous last night?
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