Fedora News IRC Meeting: 10/8/09 06:00 UTC & 10/12 15:00 UTC

[Pascal Calarco]

Many thanks to Larry and Adam W. who responded yesterday!

Mel was visiting here at Notre Dame and we talked about FWN on FI a bit, 
and we talked about the points Dale and Adam W. had brought up.  Mel 
also revealed some wiki shortcuts I could be using, which will save me 
probably 10-15 mins. per week on editing FWN in the wiki.  Yeah!

So, it looks like the best time to hold a meeting this week would be 
Thursday at 06:00 UTC or 10:00 am Eastern, and then Larry is more 
available next week, so perhaps we could meet next Monday at either 
15:00 UTC or 7:00 pm Eastern or 16:00 UTC or 8:00 pm Eastern.  This 
would allow Dale to also join, if he is available.  Guys, do you have a 
preference between the two?  Mine would be 16:00 UTC.

This will be no longer than one hour, and I will work up an agenda on 
the wiki for this today, although not until this afternoon as my morning 
is booked solid.

Questions or concerns?  Let me know!

  - pascal

[Runa Bhattacharjee]

Pascal Calarco wrote:
>  
>  So, it looks like the best time to hold a meeting this week would be 
>  Thursday at 06:00 UTC or 10:00 am Eastern, and then Larry is more 
>  available next week, so perhaps we could meet next Monday at either 
>  15:00 UTC or 7:00 pm Eastern or 16:00 UTC or 8:00 pm Eastern.  This 
>  would allow Dale to also join, if he is available.  Guys, do you have a 
>  preference between the two?  Mine would be 16:00 UTC. 
I am good with both days and time. i.e 8th October 0600 UTC and 12th October 
1500 UTC/1600 UTC.

Do you refer to Eastern European (EET) time as 'Eastern' here?

Thanks
Runa

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http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/User:Runab

[Nicu Buculei]

On 10/06/2009 02:45 PM, Runa Bhattacharjee wrote:
>  Pascal Calarco wrote:
> >
> > So, it looks like the best time to hold a meeting this week would be
> > Thursday at 06:00 UTC or 10:00 am Eastern, and then Larry is more
> > available next week, so perhaps we could meet next Monday at either
> > 15:00 UTC or 7:00 pm Eastern or 16:00 UTC or 8:00 pm Eastern.  This
> > would allow Dale to also join, if he is available.  Guys, do you have
> > a preference between the two?  Mine would be 16:00 UTC. 
For me 06:00 UTC is better, just when I get at the office in the morning.

>  I am good with both days and time. i.e 8th October 0600 UTC and 12th
>  October 1500 UTC/1600 UTC.
>  
>  Do you refer to Eastern European (EET) time as 'Eastern' here? 
No, that's an American time (ET)

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nicu :: http://nicubunu.ro :: http://nicubunu.blogspot.com/

[Pascal Calarco]

Wonderful, thank you Nicu!

   - pascal

On 06/10/09 08:25 AM, Nicu Buculei wrote:
>  On 10/06/2009 02:45 PM, Runa Bhattacharjee wrote:
> > Pascal Calarco wrote:
> >>
> >> So, it looks like the best time to hold a meeting this week would be
> >> Thursday at 06:00 UTC or 10:00 am Eastern, and then Larry is more
> >> available next week, so perhaps we could meet next Monday at either
> >> 15:00 UTC or 7:00 pm Eastern or 16:00 UTC or 8:00 pm Eastern.  This
> >> would allow Dale to also join, if he is available.  Guys, do you have
> >> a preference between the two?  Mine would be 16:00 UTC.
>
>  For me 06:00 UTC is better, just when I get at the office in the morning.
>
> > I am good with both days and time. i.e 8th October 0600 UTC and 12th
> > October 1500 UTC/1600 UTC.
> >
> > Do you refer to Eastern European (EET) time as 'Eastern' here?
>
>  No, that's an American time (ET)
>

[Pascal Calarco]

Excellent, thanks so much, Runa!  Feel free to join whichever session is 
more convenient for your schedule.  I'll have a place on the which page 
for folks to indicate which session to join.

   - pascal

On 06/10/09 07:45 AM, Runa Bhattacharjee wrote:
>  Pascal Calarco wrote:
> >
> > So, it looks like the best time to hold a meeting this week would be
> > Thursday at 06:00 UTC or 10:00 am Eastern, and then Larry is more
> > available next week, so perhaps we could meet next Monday at either
> > 15:00 UTC or 7:00 pm Eastern or 16:00 UTC or 8:00 pm Eastern.  This
> > would allow Dale to also join, if he is available.  Guys, do you have a
> > preference between the two?  Mine would be 16:00 UTC.
>
>  I am good with both days and time. i.e 8th October 0600 UTC and 12th October
>  1500 UTC/1600 UTC.
>
>  Do you refer to Eastern European (EET) time as 'Eastern' here?
>
>  Thanks
>  Runa
>

[Larry Cafiero]

On Tue, Oct 6, 2009 at 4:33 AM, Pascal Calarco <pcalarco(a)nd.edu&gt; wrote:

>  So, it looks like the best time to hold a meeting this week would be
>  Thursday at 06:00 UTC or 10:00 am Eastern, and then Larry is more available
>  next week, so perhaps we could meet next Monday at either 15:00 UTC or 7:00
>  pm Eastern or 16:00 UTC or 8:00 pm Eastern.  This would allow Dale to also
>  join, if he is available.  Guys, do you have a preference between the two?
>   Mine would be 16:00 UTC. 

Thanks for arranging this, Pascal.

Actually, I'll be on my way home on Monday from the Utah Open Source
Conference and pretty much incommunicado the entire day (Amtrak doesn't have
wireless on its trains -- go figure). So Thursday morning would work better
for me (I'll be at the IRC meeting from herlo's house eating breakfast, but
that's another story).

But whatever works best for everyone is fine with me.

Larry

[Pascal Calarco]

On 06/10/09 01:07 PM, Larry Cafiero wrote:
>  On Tue, Oct 6, 2009 at 4:33 AM, Pascal Calarco <pcalarco(a)nd.edu
>  <mailto:[e-mail]>> wrote:
>
>
>      So, it looks like the best time to hold a meeting this week would be
>      Thursday at 06:00 UTC or 10:00 am Eastern, and then Larry is more
>      available next week, so perhaps we could meet next Monday at either
>      15:00 UTC or 7:00 pm Eastern or 16:00 UTC or 8:00 pm Eastern.  This
>      would allow Dale to also join, if he is available.  Guys, do you
>      have a preference between the two?  Mine would be 16:00 UTC.
>
>
>  Thanks for arranging this, Pascal.
>
>  Actually, I'll be on my way home on Monday from the Utah Open Source
>  Conference and pretty much incommunicado the entire day (Amtrak doesn't
>  have wireless on its trains -- go figure). So Thursday morning would
>  work better for me (I'll be at the IRC meeting from herlo's house eating
>  breakfast, but that's another story).
>
>  But whatever works best for everyone is fine with me.
>
>  Larry 
Thanks Larry!  We can also follow up via meeting logs and such too and 
then e-mail discussion.  But you are very welcome to join on over 
breakfast as well!

   - pascal