HCC or UH-Downtown work for me. I live in Conroe and work around downtown.
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Date: Sat, 21 Oct 2006 22:47:52 -0500
From: "Will Willis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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HCC has been getting some positive responses. Why don't we give it a
test run and plan to meet there next month? Does anyone on this list
attend HCC (and|or) be willing to make the proper arrangements with
them?
And just for curiosity's sake, how convenient would the University of
Houston Downtown be for any of you?
-Will
On 10/21/06, G. Wade Johnson <
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> To summarize the results we've gotten so far on the potential meeting
> location change:
>
> * Two people have voted for UH Clear Lake
> * One person has voted for HCC on the West Loop
> * One vote for UH main campus
>
> Does this mean that everyone else is happy with the current location?
>
> G. Wade
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Date: Sat, 21 Oct 2006 23:18:14 -0500
From: "Todd Rinaldo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Another possibility is 1111 Fannin downtown. It'll be in the basement,
easily accessible from the lobby. I would vote for 5:30/6:00-ish. I think
after 6:00 you can park in the streets so parking shouldn't be a problem.
The room should have projector/internet. I'm 99% certain I can get a room
for the next meeting. I just have to have a agreed upon date so I can call
and book it. Are we talking the 7th or 14th?
I haven't seen any comments on the time of week yet. I have no issue with
the current meeting dates, but I'm not clear what the rule set for
determining which Tuesday. Sometimes it's the first and sometimes the second
Tuesday.
PS: I'm equally fine with the HCC location. I'm against the Clear lake idea.
I would suggest that Clearlake is equivalent to suggesting a location in
Katy or the Woodlands. They're almost separate cities, and therefore
separate groups?
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My vote would be for the HCC location
Fraser
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> I don't know where the HCC on the west loop is.
Just south of 59, inside the loop.
I need to check with them to see what is needed to get a room.
G. Wade
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Date: Sun, 22 Oct 2006 11:04:41 -0500
From: "G. Wade Johnson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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On Sat, 21 Oct 2006 22:47:52 -0500
"Will Willis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> HCC has been getting some positive responses. Why don't we give it a
> test run and plan to meet there next month? Does anyone on this list
> attend HCC (and|or) be willing to make the proper arrangements with
> them?
I was planning on checking with HCC tomorrow or the next day (I've got
a little time off). I'll let the list know if I can get something set
up.
> And just for curiosity's sake, how convenient would the University of
> Houston Downtown be for any of you?
The only issue there that I can think of is the issues with getting
downtown and parking. With MetroRail, there are many alternatives for
parking.
Any other opinions?
G. Wade
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symmetry." -- Zathras
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Date: Sun, 22 Oct 2006 11:10:55 -0500
From: "G. Wade Johnson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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On Sat, 21 Oct 2006 23:18:14 -0500
"Todd Rinaldo" <
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> Another possibility is 1111 Fannin downtown. It'll be in the basement,
> easily accessible from the lobby. I would vote for 5:30/6:00-ish. I
> think after 6:00 you can park in the streets so parking shouldn't be
> a problem. The room should have projector/internet. I'm 99% certain I
> can get a room for the next meeting. I just have to have a agreed
> upon date so I can call and book it. Are we talking the 7th or 14th?
If we keep the current date, it would be the 14th.
> I haven't seen any comments on the time of week yet. I have no issue
> with the current meeting dates, but I'm not clear what the rule set
> for determining which Tuesday. Sometimes it's the first and sometimes
> the second Tuesday.
It's actually always the second Tuesday of the month, which gives us a
day between the 8th and the 14th.
> PS: I'm equally fine with the HCC location. I'm against the Clear
> lake idea. I would suggest that Clearlake is equivalent to suggesting
> a location in Katy or the Woodlands. They're almost separate cities,
> and therefore separate groups?
I was actually thinking about this yesterday. Another alternative, if
we could get the on-line meeting thing going would be for Clear Lake or
Katy or where ever to have kind of a "satellite meeting location" and
let us connect the locations with something like NetMeeting or
GnomeMeeting. This does require that all locations have Internet access.
That may limit possible venues.
This may be something we could work on for a later meeting if we can
get people from at least two of the groups to attempt to test out the
idea.
G. Wade
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Date: Sun, 22 Oct 2006 12:01:42 -0500
From: Mike Flannigan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Todd Rinaldo wrote:
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> PS: I'm equally fine with the HCC location. I'm against the Clear lake idea.
> I would suggest that Clearlake is equivalent to suggesting a location in
> Katy or the Woodlands. They're almost separate cities, and therefore
> separate groups?
We agree with this last comment. That's why we make so
few meetings out to the west side of town. Another group
or video conferencing is our preference too.
Mike
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Date: Sun, 22 Oct 2006 12:22:53 -0500
From: Mike Flannigan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Will Willis wrote:
> HCC has been getting some positive responses. Why don't we give it a
> test run and plan to meet there next month? Does anyone on this list
> attend HCC (and|or) be willing to make the proper arrangements with
> them?
>
> And just for curiosity's sake, how convenient would the University of
> Houston Downtown be for any of you?
>
> -Will
U of H - the main campus - is pretty good for me.
Is that the same as U of H downtown - probably not.
At least the web site indicates NO.
Definityely not.
Not much further in distance. With free parking it might be
OK.
Mike
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Date: Sun, 22 Oct 2006 12:43:12 -0500
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Subject: [pm-h] Meeting Topic for November.
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For the next meeting, I offer to present some CPAN modules that have been
helpful to me lateley:
1. Getopt-Euclid-v0.0.8 - Uses POD code to interpret command line as well as
enforce a consistent man page. Great for self-documenting code
2. Smart-Comments-v1.0.2 - Cool way to document and simplify checks. Mostly
I just like the progress meters
3. Log4Perl - very cool print alternative. Makes log files easy to parse
later.
I think there's some more. I need to look when I get to work.
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