On stardate 30 May 2000, Charles McCathieNevile sent a subspace communication stating: > At the face to face meeting we agreed to look at having joint teleconferences > for the first call of each month, but didn't set a time. > > Since the first call of the month for each group is in about 2 weeks, we > should choose a time... > > AU is on tuesdays at 2:30 pm BOston time (11:30am US west coast, 8:30pm > Europe, 4:30 am Melbourne) > > ER is Mondays at 10 am Boston time (7am US west coast, 4 pm Europe, midnght > melbourne) > Well, leave it to me to be the fly in the ointment. :-) 10 am Boston time is 9 am my time, and I'm usually not awake by then. Due to my situation, it's not just a matter of me setting an alarm. Mondays mornings are also the usual time I update my astronomy club's web site, but that isn't a big issue as it can (and has on occasion) be done later in the day, or even the next. But regardless, I really couldn't commit to attending those meetings at that time. An hour later would be better; two or more would be best. But, that's just me. Frederick J. Barnett http://www.eatel.net/~fred/ fred@eatel.net HTML Writers Guild Governing Board Member http://www.hwg.org/ The Baton Rouge Astronomical Society http://www.eatel.net/~fred/bras/bras.html The BREC, LSU, BRAS Highland Road Park Observatory http://www.phys.lsu.edu/observatory/ Secretary: International Association of Pyrographic Artists http://www.geocities.com/Paris/Rue/4029/flambe.html "Someone's got to take the responsibility if the job's going to get done!! Do you think that's easy?!" Gregory Peck - The Guns Of NavaroneReceived on Tuesday, 30 May 2000 19:20:03 GMT
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