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> *************************Details of UNH talk********************************* > The Northern New England UNIX User Group joins GNHLUG and NH ACM in welcoming > the architect of the Linux operating system on his visit to the United States > and specifically, New England. We also have a number of Linux-related prizes > and sideshows in the works, so the night's activities will start early, at > 7:00 PM. That's on Wednesday, January 31. No charge to attend! > > The meeting will be held in the Iddles Auditorium, which is attached to > Parsons Hall on the Southeast corner, on the Durham campus of the > University of New Hampshire. Parsons is the next building south of Kingsbury, > where we have sometimes met in the past. UNH-Durham is easily accessed > from US Route 4, in particular the stretch that connects Portsmouth (I-95) > to Lee (NH 125). From I-95, take Exit 4 if northbound, Exit 5 if southbound, > and follow the signs to the Spaulding Turnpike going North. After crossing > the General Sullivan Bridge to Dover Point, US 4 splits off the Spaulding > at Exit 6-W, just before the tolls. Since the easiest access to Parsons > is from the North Side, Richard Soule of UNH advises drivers to take the > NH 155-A exit off US 4, follow the signs to head to the campus, and turn > right at the flashing yellow light that you'll see when you encounter the ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ The ever relentless urbanization of the UNH campus has turned this light into a full set of lights! The slightly modified directions are below. I will try to put up some signs in F lot so that people know where to go if they end up there. > built-up area. After the turn, look for the fire station and Zais Hall on > the right, then you'll find a smallish parking lot just beyond. You can > park there in the evenings without a permit. Or you can park behind Parsons/Iddles or in B-Lot. If you can excuse the ASCII art (vi was just not made for ASCII art) then a basic diagram is below. F lot is probably not the best place to park as it is a little bit of a walk to Parsons Hall from F lot and there is much more parking closer to the building. Small Light (not blinking yellow) Bridge ----- X Main St. > ============================================================================ ----- || || ---- Zais || Walkway --| | H Hall || \|/ | U |------ ||---------------------------------------------------------| G Small ->| \\ Morse Kingsbury Parsons/Iddles Babcock| E lot | | \\ Hall Hall |----------------| | (F lot) | | \\ |Parking | | L | | \\ | | | O |-----| \\ | |------------| | T ========================================================= /\ /\ Park here | or here | -------| ---------| (B lot) If you have ANY questions please ask me! Sorry about the confusion. Rich - -- Research Computing Center University of New Hampshire Durham, NH 03824 E-mail: Rich.Soule at unh.edu Voice: (603) 862-4518 Fax: (603) 862-1915 'New utopia? Horrifying sham' #1 anagram for Information Superhighway ------- End of Forwarded Message
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