Don’t
forget the club’s Christmas meal will take place on Wednesday
7th December in the Clubhouse Restaurant. If you would like
to attend please let Ben know as soon as possible, details are
listed below.
The
two menu choices are as follows:
Menu
One
Cream
of Mushroom Soup
Prawn Cocktail
Chicken Wings of Fire
Ham and Cheese Potato Skins
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Roast Turkey with all the traditional trimmings
Roast Beef and Yorkshire Pudding
Salmon Goujons
Broccoli and Cream Cheese Bake
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Selection of Cold Sweet
Cheese and Biscuits
Xmas Pudding with Brandy Sauce
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Mince Pie and Coffee
£10.95
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Menu
Two
Cream
of Mushroom Soup
Prawn Cocktail
Chicken Wings of Fire
Ham and Cheese Potato Skins
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Lamb Shanks with Mint and Red Wine Sauce
Braised Steak with Diane Sauce
Halibut Steak with Parsley Butter
Leek and Mushroom Crumble
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Selection of Cold Sweet
Cheese and Biscuits
Xmas Pudding with Brandy Sauce
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Mince Pie and Coffee
£12.95
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Cheques
should be made payable to "Clubhouse Restaurant" and
sent to:
Ben Barretto,
2 Oakham Road,
Somerby,
Melton Mowbray,
Leicestershire
LE14 2QF
For
information Ben's phone number is: 01664 454888
Virus Alert
We
are all aware of precautions that need to be taken to protect
our computers from viruses that can come via emails etc. It
now seems that they could come from a totally new source. Sony
have been selling CD’s with a copy protection system on
them.
When
the CD is played on a Windows personal computer, the software
first installs itself and then limits the usage rights of a
consumer. It only allows playback with Sony software. The software
sparked a class action lawsuit against Sony in California last
week, claiming that Sony has not informed consumers that it
installs software directly into the "roots" of their
computer systems with rootkit software, which cloaks all associated
files and is dangerous to remove.
A computer security firm said Thursday it had discovered the
first virus that uses music publisher Sony BMG's controversial
CD copy-protection software to hide on PCs and wreak havoc.
Under
a subject line containing the words "Photo approval,"
a hacker has mass-mailed the so-called Stinx-E trojan virus
to British email addresses, said British anti-virus firm Sophos.
When
recipients click on an attachment, they install malware, which
may tear down a computer's firewall and give hackers access
to a PC. The malware hides by using Sony BMG software that is
also hidden -- the software would have been installed on a computer
when consumers played Sony's copy-protected music CDs.
