Re: Other Associations

Since you asked...

Frequently, I have other events on Tuesday.  I vote to change the day of the week, but agree it should be consistent from month to month.

Tim

 
Email: timfagnan(at)yahoo(dot)com
Phone: (206) 281-9051

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From: kah42pub <kah42pub(at)blarg(dot)com>
To: seapug(at)postgresql(dot)org
Sent: Wednesday, September 7, 2011 4:22 PM
Subject: Re: [seapug] Other Associations

I didn't reply but I don't have a preference as long as the date/time is fairly consistent.  Unfortunately, I make so few of the SEAPUG meetings that my input doesn't, and shouldn't, count for much.

Kris

On Sep 7, 2011, at 3:00 PM, R Smith wrote:

So far only Robert and I have spoken up.
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>Robert, if you're flexible; would the same day of the week work, just on a different week?
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>If not, then unless someone else speaks up, let's go w/ no change.
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>________________
>This may read like I'm a busy guy, but I'm not really.
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>I am a board member of the Assn of Women in Computing, http://www.awcps.org/, and yes, they like men.
>Board meetings on the 1st Thurs.
>Normal meetings on the 3rd Wed.
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>As I've mentioned, I often attend Data Management Ass'n (DAMA) meetings, which are very informational.
>Normal meetings on SAME DOM as SeaPug
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>And an occasional MySQL Meetup or NoSQL.
>Whatever/whenever.
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>Ralph
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>_________________________From Robert
>Hi all,
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>>Personally, I don't see a problem with my own schedule. How do the others 
>>feel?
>>Robert
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>>_________________________From Ralph
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>>I will once again probably annoy some, and inquire if we can move our
>>>meeting dates.
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>>>Here's the URL for the Data Management Ass'n of Puget Sound.
>>>I've enjoyed many of their meetings, it's a great group; about 30 or so
>>>attend each one.
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>>>http://www.dama-ps.org/
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>>>Thanks again for considering this,
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>>>
>>>Ralph Smith
>>>Bothell, WA
>>>_____________________________
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