Indeed! I did talk about the time-honoured process of "being volunteered" on Tuesday. :-)

Brat.

Nick Rout wrote:
Reminds me of those old movies (or was it Dad's Army?) where they say "all
volunteers for the suicide mission take one step forward" - everyone
except the fall guy steps backward one step :-)


On Thu, November 15, 2007 2:51 pm, Brett Davidson wrote:
Well, that's that then. He's confirmed.

I only hope he isn't scared off now. :-)

*Brat.*

Don Gould wrote:
+1

Nick Rout wrote:
John, welcome aboard.

Chris Sawtell has indicated that he can't cope with the role of meeting
co-ordinator much longer. He has a lot on his plate (I'm sure he won't
mind me saying that on list as he has referred to it several times).

I have done some meeting co-ordination in the past but find myself too
busy these days.

Subject to anyone else having a major objection - how would you like
the job?

Regards, Nick.


On Thu, November 15, 2007 10:26 am, John Hyde wrote:
Hello I am John - I came along to the Tuesday meeting for the first
time.

I enjoyed the preso and found it very informative - big thanks to
Brett..


I have some ideas for future meetings - please kick these around and
let
me know what you all think.

1) A pub quiz. I will organise the questions - I can do this for the
December mtng if people want this. We split into teams and write down
answers to the questions. The questions will be a mixture of geeky,
plus
general knowledge plus celebrity trivia. A bit of fun, really.

2) Mini presentations by members. Maybe 3 or 4 presos of 15-20 minutes
each. Topics to be something that the member has done recently, or a
topic
the member has some special skill or interest in. The main point is
that
preparing for a short preso is less of a worry / burden than doing the
full thing and more ppl can volunteer.

One other idea is to publicise the CLUG a bit more. Is there any
central
"geek events in CHCH" type of website ? If not then I will start one..
There actually are about 1 event per week of a geeky nature, believe
it or
not.


Kind regards

John Hyde



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