On Tue, 2004-04-13 at 16:23, Sean Quinlan wrote:
> If this does go through and is an acceptable option for everyone, I'd
> like to establish a regular 'day' for the meetings, like say the second
> Tuesday of every month. This would not mean that a particular meeting
> could not be
On Tue, 2004-04-13 at 21:11, Uri Guttman wrote:
> RJK> A regular day would be fine. I think many people would prefer
> RJK> it, in fact.
OK, if this moves forward I'll get us on the regular schedule. Second
Tuesdays?
> and what about the beer/soda/pizza? can't we dip into john silber's
>
> "TAM" == Thomas A McGonagle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
TAM> My name is Tom McGonagle, and I am the President of the Graduate
TAM> IT Management Association at Bentley College. I would like to
TAM> extend an open invitiation to the Perl Mongers to host any
TAM> monthly meeting
> "RJK" == Ronald J Kimball <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> If this does go through and is an acceptable option for everyone, I'd
>> like to establish a regular 'day' for the meetings, like say the second
>> Tuesday of every month. This would not mean that a particular meeting
>> could
On Tue, Apr 13, 2004 at 04:23:18PM -0400, Sean Quinlan wrote:
> Good afternoon!
> I have tentative approval for use of a large conference room here at BU
> (just slightly smaller than Boston.com's). It's room 220 at 44 Cumington
> St. There should be plenty of street parking by 7ish unless
Hi,
My name is Tom McGonagle, and I am the President of the Graduate IT Management
Association at Bentley College.
I would like to extend an open invitiation to the Perl Mongers to host any monthly
meeting or any other event at Bentley College.
In addition to Bentley acting as the
aol
:-)
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Database-driven and Web-enabled applications development
http://www.newtoncitizens.com/bobbifoxskills.shtml
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On Tue, Apr 13, 2004 at 09:39:31AM -0400, John Saylor wrote:
> well, mit may be a nice place for meetings, but i don't think parking
> there is ever a cake walk ...
You're wrong, it's just like a cake walk: everyone drives around in circles
until the music stops, and then one lucky person gets a
Go Andrew! Go Andrew! Go Andrew!
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On Tue, 13 Apr 2004, John Saylor wrote:
> ( 04.04.13 00:20 -0400 ) Uri Guttman:
>
> > it's on the red line (kendall) and you can usually park near there at
> > night.
>
> well, mit may be a nice place for meetings, but i don't think parking
> there is ever a cake walk ...
Hint: parallel parking
hi
( 04.04.13 00:20 -0400 ) Uri Guttman:
> i also want to thank andrew (who is/was on this list) for all the work
> and free beer/pizza over the years.
i'll join in on those thanks. i only came to a few meetings there, but
it was very nice of boston.com to extend themselves like that.
> it's on
Title: Thanks Andrew for all the Perl Monger meetings you hosted at Boston.com
Dear Andrew,
I wish to express my personal thanks for the work you
did in support of hosting the Boston Perl Monger meetings.
Thanks,
Steve Tolkin
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