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From: Teren Teh <teren....@utoronto.ca>
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Hi there,

In the event that we cannot actually locate a phone in school, is there 
a chance we could use the phones at Mozilla's office to dial in? I am 
going to be attempting to dial in from Skype but I don't know if the 
wireless network on campus will allow me to do that or not. I guess I 
speak for all of us at UToronto as well.

Thanks,
Teren