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Date: February 24, 2004
Time: 6:00PM Social
6:30 to 7:00PM Dinner
7:00 to 7:30PM Business Meeting
7:30 to 8:30PM Program
Location: El Gallo Mexican Restaurant
2910 S Congress (see below)
512-444-2205
Speakers: Jules Campbell and Walter Hornaday
Program: Digital Protective Relaying
Dinner: Dinner is $10.00. Free for students.
RSVP For further information, please contact Susan Thornton at
512-326-3380 or Steve Kanetzky 512-442-8085 or go to our web site at http://ewh.ieee.org/soc/pes/centraltexas/
Speakers: Jules Campbell is a member and regular attendee of our Power Engineering Society. He has become well informed on wind energy and is an Advocate Member of the American Wind Energy Association.
Jules has arranged Walter Hornaday to speak with him. Mr. Hornaday is President of Cielo Windpower.
Presentation: Wind Turbine Technology, advances in turbine and generator design.
Directions to El Gallo:
From I –35:
Exit at Oltorf, turn west, and continue until S. Congress Avenue. At S. Congress, turn left. El Gallo is about 500 feet past the next traffic light (Cumberland), on the right. It’s also directly across from the entrance to St. Edward’s University.
From Ben White Blvd. (US290/SH71):
Exit at S. Congress Avenue and turn north (left from 360, right from I-35). El Gallo is about 600 feet past the next traffic light (Woodward), on the left. It’s also directly across from the entrance to St. Edward’s University.
The parking lot extends beside the building from the S. Congress, and there is lots of it. Once you’ve entered the restaurant, turn left at the cashier’s counter into the party room. The bar will be available to those who care to purchase a drink or beer. In fact, there is a service window, so we don’t even have to leave the party room.
The menu will be a choice of seven meals; selection will be done at time of ordering. The meal includes tea or coffee, and dessert. Our only restriction is that we must close our program by 9 PM. For the early risers and the long drivers, this is good news!
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