Hi,
Mark Elkins wrote:
I would have thought that if the location of the Bournemouth meeting
was too move then it should be to somewhere with wireless. Although
that said the pre sence of wireless may interfere too much with face
to face discussion, which is the purpose of physical meetings I
Hi Terry,
On Monday 09 Nov 2009, Ralph Corderoy wrote:
That reminds me of a point I've made before. One of the things I'd
liked about the Dorchester meeting when John Cooper brought his
suitcase of toys along was how they remained static and the people
moved around, sitting or
John Cooper wrote:
On 08/11/09 21:42, Mark Elkins wrote:
I would have thought that if the location of the Bournemouth meeting was too
move then it should be to somewhere with wireless. Although that said the
presence of wireless may interfere too much with face to face discussion,
which is
On Saturday 07 Nov 2009, Ralph Corderoy wrote:
John Cooper wrote:
I think the Bournemouth Wetherspoon's pub (Moon in the Square) might
be a better venue as you can park after 7pm for free outside the
townhall.
We used to meet there IIRC. I guess we moved to be nearer Bournemouth
Uni
On Saturday 07 Nov 2009, Robert Bronsdon wrote:
In Bournemouth we have the Moon in the Square - I'd agree its often too
busy/noisy (even mid week) to be able to have a conversation. There is
also a new Weatherspoons in the Lansdown area The Christopher Creeke. This
is somewhat quieter but
Hi Terry,
I suggested the Goat because its parking is pretty ideal (two cheap
car parks within a 5 minute walk - one is literally across the road)
and the pub is quiet enough to get conversation going. The
consideration about having access to the University is not one I had
considered.
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