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Our November meeting is scheduled for Sunday, 1st November. Please feel free to join the meeting from 7.30pm (GMT/UTC) for a 7.45pm start (see link below).
NB: Daylight saving changes come into effect 25th October in the UK, so please ensure you adjust your joining times where necessary.
Topic: ICC NOVEMBER Online Meeting
Time: Nov 1, 2026 07:30 PM London
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Meeting ID: 854 7361 1885
Passcode: 702763
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As always, looking forward to the meeting!
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Stupid question but tomorrow is day light savings time for the States. Would we still be meeting at 2:30 eastern time, or would it be an hour sooner?
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Daylight saving changes were applied last weekend in the UK, so joining time for most US members will be as per your normal time to join...
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Great to join in the zoom meeting today and I forgot to thank Aaron for his presentation on Mike Walsh and for sharing the interview with Kathryn. I remember seeing that when it was broadcast here in Sydney back in 1983. It reminded me that Mike was a very good interviewer. Always respectful, well spoken and asked interesting questions. I also remember my parents giving me the book as a Christmas present that year. Cheers Dave D.
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dgmprod wrote:
Great to join in the zoom meeting today and I forgot to thank Aaron for his presentation on Mike Walsh and for sharing the interview with Kathryn. I remember seeing that when it was broadcast here in Sydney back in 1983. It reminded me that Mike was a very good interviewer. Always respectful, well spoken and asked interesting questions. I also remember my parents giving me the book as a Christmas present that year. Cheers Dave D.
Thanks David.
I mentioned in the chat this morning that the Kathryn Crosby/Mike Walsh interview came from the collection of QLD BC Society and ICC member, Les O'Donnell. I remember Les telling me that he raced home from lunch each day to tape the show so that he could catch each part of the interview. It was shown over four days. Les lived about 5 minutes from where he worked. I have never known any other Aussie collector to have this. VCRs were only relatively new on the market here in Australia at the time. I think Les may have even gone out and bought his machine knowing that this was coming up. Les still was keeping this VCR going right up to when he passed away in 2002. I know he would be excited that so many collectors can have access to this interview now thanks to technology.