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<body class='hmmessage'><div dir='ltr'><br>> Date: Wed, 18 Dec 2013 19:18:26 -0700<br>> From: s@mnoble.net<br>> To: nmglug@nmglug.org<br>> Subject: [nmglug] Ted's surgery and recovery<br>> <br>> Hey gluggers,<br>> <br>> You all know Ted P. at least from here on the list, and those of you who<br>> get a chance to regularly join us for meetings in Santa Fe will probably<br>> know that he had a malignant tumor on his thigh, for which he was<br>> receiving radiation treatment in preparation for the surgical removal.<br>> <br>> The surgery was on Monday, and when I spoke to him this evening, he sent<br>> his best wishes to the whole glug, and wanted me to thank everyone for<br>> the rides and support.<br>> <br>> The report is that the surgery went "very well" and that the surgeon got<br>> clean margins.<br>> <br>> Ted is already up and walking, though using a walker, and in some pain;<br>> but at a level that he called tolerable and expected. He is already off<br>> the morphine drip.<br>> <br>> It didn't sound like he's using the internet yet, as he asked me to pass<br>> along this message and described his time as pretty full focusing on the<br>> recovery. But I declare that you're welcome to wish him well by email<br>> anyway.<br>> <br>> He'll be in the hospital all week, so we're excusing him from tomorrow's<br>> meeting, just this once.<br>> <br>> The rest of you have no excuse, show up at Baking Company, where the<br>> agenda includes flashing coreboot (coreboot.org) on a thinkpad x201.<br>> Possibly the second or third x201 to ever be freed from the oppression<br>> of non-free vendor BIOS!<br>> <br>> Love you Ted! Get better fast.<br>> -- <br>> sam<br>> _______________________________________________<br>> nmglug mailing list<br>> nmglug@lists.nmglug.org<br>> http://lists.nmglug.org/listinfo.cgi/nmglug-nmglug.org<br> </div></body>
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