GGF Community Council Bi-Weekly (PLACEHOLDER)
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hi all, i will need to miss the call again. i am at a teragrid management meeting. dennis On Mon, 13 Mar 2006, Fogel, Robert wrote:
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(3/13) - This is a placeholder for GGF Community Council Bi-Weekly meeting. Each week I will pre-send an agenda and any materials for our meeting.
hi folks, as of friday we recieved 15 requests for community presentations/panels. By doing a bit of compression (what i am talking about is to take some suggested talks on related subjects and give them 40 min. each and put them in the same 90 min. slot) we can accomodate all of them. things still to do: 1. complete the planning for the "big grids" panel on weds. that should be an update on teragrid, OSG, NAREGI, and others in the region. 2. plan the "OGSA & Alternatives" panel. 3. complete the planning for the Big Data panel on thurs. 4, contact craig lee to see if he is still interested in doing the vendor adoption forum. also note: i have not scheduled anything submitted though the general working group/research group track. and finally, there is a reason i do not show up on the community calls at 10:00 central. they overlap with my teaching duties this semester. i will try to be there this morning, but i cannot promise i will be there for very long. dennis
hi Friends, We need to get the GGF17 program finished and published by early next week. I need your help on identifing some key speakers for a few panels. On the first morning we have the opening address plenary. Mark will do a half hour of intro followed by 50 min presentation by Hiro. then we have a half hour presentation by the japan cyber science director prof. Sakauchi. He needs to be officially invited. Satoshi (M or S) can you make an offical invitation? we will then have a panel on the status of Big Grids. The obvious choices are Teragrid, Naregi, OSG, but i need contacts for some of the big projects in the rest of the pacific rim? please send me references for names of projects and people to contact. After lunch we have a panel on OGSA vs Alternatives. The idea here is to look into the debate about scope of OGSA vs. smaller, more focused service architectures. Good people for this would be David Snelling, Andrew Grimshaw, Ian Foster, Tony Hey, Geoffrey Fox, Steve Newhouse, but i am sure there are others. I think Satoshi M. has agreed to moderate this panel? Is that correct Satoshi? Please send me other names of good people for this. Finally on thurs morning we have a panel on Managing Large Data Collections. I have asked Beth Plale to organize this. She has agree on the condition that the committee help her identify the right people in asia who are involved in this aspect of grids? who has large data collections? we need good contact names so that we may invite them. being in tokyo makes it very important that we take the opportunity to attract good people from the region to ggf, because these people may not otherwise be available. and we can expose more of the us and european community to the work from the asia pacific region. So please help us with names. thanks! dennis
I will make an official invitation to NII on the JP CyberScience on Friday (I am @ NYC right now but flying home in a minute). Ian currently plans not attending Tokyo but you might convince him otherwise (or attend remotely). Satoshi (M) On Wed, 29 Mar 2006 09:00:23 -0500 (EST) Dennis Gannon <gannon@cs.indiana.edu> wrote: gannon> hi Friends, gannon> We need to get the GGF17 program finished and published by early next gannon> week. I need your help on identifing some key speakers for a few gannon> panels. gannon> gannon> On the first morning we have the opening address plenary. Mark will gannon> do a half hour of intro followed by 50 min presentation by Hiro. gannon> gannon> then we have a half hour presentation by the japan cyber science director gannon> prof. Sakauchi. He needs to be officially invited. Satoshi (M or S) can gannon> you make an offical invitation? gannon> gannon> we will then have a panel on the status of Big Grids. The obvious gannon> choices are Teragrid, Naregi, OSG, but i need contacts for some of the gannon> big projects in the rest of the pacific rim? please send me references gannon> for names of projects and people to contact. gannon> gannon> After lunch we have a panel on OGSA vs Alternatives. The idea here is gannon> to look into the debate about scope of OGSA vs. smaller, more focused gannon> service architectures. Good people for this would be David Snelling, gannon> Andrew Grimshaw, Ian Foster, Tony Hey, Geoffrey Fox, Steve Newhouse, but gannon> i am sure there are others. I think Satoshi M. has agreed to moderate gannon> this panel? Is that correct Satoshi? Please send me other names of gannon> good people for this. gannon> gannon> Finally on thurs morning we have a panel on Managing Large Data gannon> Collections. I have asked Beth Plale to organize this. She has agree gannon> on the condition that the committee help her identify the right people gannon> in asia who are involved in this aspect of grids? who has large data gannon> collections? we need good contact names so that we may invite them. gannon> gannon> being in tokyo makes it very important that we take the opportunity to gannon> attract good people from the region to ggf, because these people may not gannon> otherwise be available. and we can expose more of the us and european gannon> community to the work from the asia pacific region. So please help gannon> us with names. gannon> gannon> thanks! gannon> dennis gannon> gannon> 東京工業大学 学術国際情報センター 教授 松岡聡 〒152-8550 東京都目黒区大岡山 2-12-1 (西7号館2F) Tel/Fax 03-5734-3876 (西7号館2F206) 携帯090-5811-8746 (FOMA-TV電話可能) E-mail: matsu@is.titech.ac.jp 秘書：近藤・高杉 secretary@matsulab.is.titech.ac.jp (松岡宛のメイルでCC:をお願いします)
hi all, i have not had much response on the proposed program. i need to get it finalized this weekend. I am not available today to work on this, but if you can look at the program. see if there are problems and let me know. also, ann, can you arrange to have the proposals that were submitted put into a document and sent to the groups on this list? thanks dennis On Tue, 28 Mar 2006, Dennis Gannon wrote:
hi folks, as of friday we recieved 15 requests for community presentations/panels. By doing a bit of compression (what i am talking about is to take some suggested talks on related subjects and give them 40 min. each and put them in the same 90 min. slot) we can accomodate all of them.
things still to do: 1. complete the planning for the "big grids" panel on weds. that should be an update on teragrid, OSG, NAREGI, and others in the region.
2. plan the "OGSA & Alternatives" panel.
3. complete the planning for the Big Data panel on thurs.
4, contact craig lee to see if he is still interested in doing the vendor adoption forum.
also note: i have not scheduled anything submitted though the general working group/research group track.
and finally, there is a reason i do not show up on the community calls at 10:00 central. they overlap with my teaching duties this semester. i will try to be there this morning, but i cannot promise i will be there for very long.
dennis
Dennis, Here are descriptions of the two sessions we discussed for Tokyo. I hope Robert or Craig will make changes where they are needed. Bob Cohen Dennis Gannon wrote:
hi all, i have not had much response on the proposed program. i need to get it finalized this weekend. I am not available today to work on this, but if you can look at the program. see if there are problems and let me know. also, ann, can you arrange to have the proposals that were submitted put into a document and sent to the groups on this list? thanks dennis
On Tue, 28 Mar 2006, Dennis Gannon wrote:
hi folks, as of friday we recieved 15 requests for community presentations/panels. By doing a bit of compression (what i am talking about is to take some suggested talks on related subjects and give them 40 min. each and put them in the same 90 min. slot) we can accomodate all of them.
things still to do: 1. complete the planning for the "big grids" panel on weds. that should be an update on teragrid, OSG, NAREGI, and others in the region.
2. plan the "OGSA & Alternatives" panel.
3. complete the planning for the Big Data panel on thurs.
4, contact craig lee to see if he is still interested in doing the vendor adoption forum.
also note: i have not scheduled anything submitted though the general working group/research group track.
and finally, there is a reason i do not show up on the community calls at 10:00 central. they overlap with my teaching duties this semester. i will try to be there this morning, but i cannot promise i will be there for very long.
dennis
Attached is the document with the submitted proposals for review. Thanks, Joel On Mar 31, 2006, at 8:54 AM, Dennis Gannon wrote:
hi all, i have not had much response on the proposed program. i need to get it finalized this weekend. I am not available today to work on this, but if you can look at the program. see if there are problems and let me know. also, ann, can you arrange to have the proposals that were submitted put into a document and sent to the groups on this list? thanks dennis
On Tue, 28 Mar 2006, Dennis Gannon wrote:
hi folks, as of friday we recieved 15 requests for community presentations/ panels. By doing a bit of compression (what i am talking about is to take some suggested talks on related subjects and give them 40 min. each and put them in the same 90 min. slot) we can accomodate all of them.
things still to do: 1. complete the planning for the "big grids" panel on weds. that should be an update on teragrid, OSG, NAREGI, and others in the region.
2. plan the "OGSA & Alternatives" panel.
3. complete the planning for the Big Data panel on thurs.
4, contact craig lee to see if he is still interested in doing the vendor adoption forum.
also note: i have not scheduled anything submitted though the general working group/research group track.
and finally, there is a reason i do not show up on the community calls at 10:00 central. they overlap with my teaching duties this semester. i will try to be there this morning, but i cannot promise i will be there for very long.
dennis <GGF17-timetable060302.xls>
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The GIN proposal still seems to be missing. I will submit a placeholder in the meantime while I try to see if I could contact Charlie, but probably difficult since he is crusing off the coast of Central America somewhere. Satoshi (M) On Fri, 31 Mar 2006 08:54:29 -0500 (EST) Dennis Gannon <gannon@cs.indiana.edu> wrote: gannon> hi all, gannon> i have not had much response on the proposed program. i need gannon> to get it finalized this weekend. I am not available today to gannon> work on this, but if you can look at the program. see if there gannon> are problems and let me know. also, ann, can you arrange to have gannon> the proposals that were submitted put into a document and sent gannon> to the groups on this list? gannon> thanks gannon> dennis gannon> gannon> On Tue, 28 Mar 2006, Dennis Gannon wrote: gannon> gannon> > hi folks, gannon> > as of friday we recieved 15 requests for community presentations/panels. gannon> > By doing a bit of compression (what i am talking about is to take some gannon> > suggested talks on related subjects and give them 40 min. each and put gannon> > them in the same 90 min. slot) we can accomodate all of them. gannon> > gannon> > things still to do: gannon> > 1. complete the planning for the "big grids" panel on weds. that should gannon> > be an update on teragrid, OSG, NAREGI, and others in the region. gannon> > gannon> > 2. plan the "OGSA & Alternatives" panel. gannon> > gannon> > 3. complete the planning for the Big Data panel on thurs. gannon> > gannon> > 4, contact craig lee to see if he is still interested in doing the vendor gannon> > adoption forum. gannon> > gannon> > also note: i have not scheduled anything submitted though the general gannon> > working group/research group track. gannon> > gannon> > and finally, there is a reason i do not show up on the community calls at gannon> > 10:00 central. they overlap with my teaching duties this semester. gannon> > i will try to be there this morning, but i cannot promise i will be there gannon> > for very long. gannon> > gannon> > dennis Satoshi Matsuoka, Professor Global Scientific Information and Computing Center & Dept. of Mathematical and Computing Sciences Tokyo Institute of Technology Address: 2-12-1 Oo-okayama, Meguro-ku, Tokyo 152-8552 Japan Tel&fax: +81-3-5734-3876 E-mail: matsu@acm.org, matsu@is.titech.ac.jp
hi, i resolved this problem. GIN is now a working group and they submitted their proposal as two working group session reqeuests. i asked them if this is what they intended and they said yes. dennis On Sat, 1 Apr 2006, Satoshi Matsuoka wrote:
The GIN proposal still seems to be missing. I will submit a placeholder in the meantime while I try to see if I could contact Charlie, but probably difficult since he is crusing off the coast of Central America somewhere.
Satoshi (M) On Fri, 31 Mar 2006 08:54:29 -0500 (EST) Dennis Gannon <gannon@cs.indiana.edu> wrote:
gannon> hi all, gannon> i have not had much response on the proposed program. i need gannon> to get it finalized this weekend. I am not available today to gannon> work on this, but if you can look at the program. see if there gannon> are problems and let me know. also, ann, can you arrange to have gannon> the proposals that were submitted put into a document and sent gannon> to the groups on this list? gannon> thanks gannon> dennis gannon> gannon> On Tue, 28 Mar 2006, Dennis Gannon wrote: gannon> gannon> > hi folks, gannon> > as of friday we recieved 15 requests for community presentations/panels. gannon> > By doing a bit of compression (what i am talking about is to take some gannon> > suggested talks on related subjects and give them 40 min. each and put gannon> > them in the same 90 min. slot) we can accomodate all of them. gannon> > gannon> > things still to do: gannon> > 1. complete the planning for the "big grids" panel on weds. that should gannon> > be an update on teragrid, OSG, NAREGI, and others in the region. gannon> > gannon> > 2. plan the "OGSA & Alternatives" panel. gannon> > gannon> > 3. complete the planning for the Big Data panel on thurs. gannon> > gannon> > 4, contact craig lee to see if he is still interested in doing the vendor gannon> > adoption forum. gannon> > gannon> > also note: i have not scheduled anything submitted though the general gannon> > working group/research group track. gannon> > gannon> > and finally, there is a reason i do not show up on the community calls at gannon> > 10:00 central. they overlap with my teaching duties this semester. gannon> > i will try to be there this morning, but i cannot promise i will be there gannon> > for very long. gannon> > gannon> > dennis
Satoshi Matsuoka, Professor Global Scientific Information and Computing Center & Dept. of Mathematical and Computing Sciences Tokyo Institute of Technology Address: 2-12-1 Oo-okayama, Meguro-ku, Tokyo 152-8552 Japan Tel&fax: +81-3-5734-3876 E-mail: matsu@acm.org, matsu@is.titech.ac.jp
Is GIN a working group now? I missed the notification, but was curious as to the status of our proposed charter. Maybe the GFSG is waiting for me as relevant AD to push for resolution? CeC On Apr 1, 2006, at 6:45 AM, Dennis Gannon wrote:
hi, i resolved this problem. GIN is now a working group and they submitted their proposal as two working group session reqeuests. i asked them if this is what they intended and they said yes. dennis
On Sat, 1 Apr 2006, Satoshi Matsuoka wrote:
The GIN proposal still seems to be missing. I will submit a placeholder in the meantime while I try to see if I could contact Charlie, but probably difficult since he is crusing off the coast of Central America somewhere.
Satoshi (M) On Fri, 31 Mar 2006 08:54:29 -0500 (EST) Dennis Gannon <gannon@cs.indiana.edu> wrote:
gannon> hi all, gannon> i have not had much response on the proposed program. i need gannon> to get it finalized this weekend. I am not available today to gannon> work on this, but if you can look at the program. see if there gannon> are problems and let me know. also, ann, can you arrange to have gannon> the proposals that were submitted put into a document and sent gannon> to the groups on this list? gannon> thanks gannon> dennis gannon> gannon> On Tue, 28 Mar 2006, Dennis Gannon wrote: gannon> gannon> > hi folks, gannon> > as of friday we recieved 15 requests for community presentations/panels. gannon> > By doing a bit of compression (what i am talking about is to take some gannon> > suggested talks on related subjects and give them 40 min. each and put gannon> > them in the same 90 min. slot) we can accomodate all of them. gannon> > gannon> > things still to do: gannon> > 1. complete the planning for the "big grids" panel on weds. that should gannon> > be an update on teragrid, OSG, NAREGI, and others in the region. gannon> > gannon> > 2. plan the "OGSA & Alternatives" panel. gannon> > gannon> > 3. complete the planning for the Big Data panel on thurs. gannon> > gannon> > 4, contact craig lee to see if he is still interested in doing the vendor gannon> > adoption forum. gannon> > gannon> > also note: i have not scheduled anything submitted though the general gannon> > working group/research group track. gannon> > gannon> > and finally, there is a reason i do not show up on the community calls at gannon> > 10:00 central. they overlap with my teaching duties this semester. gannon> > i will try to be there this morning, but i cannot promise i will be there gannon> > for very long. gannon> > gannon> > dennis
Satoshi Matsuoka, Professor Global Scientific Information and Computing Center & Dept. of Mathematical and Computing Sciences Tokyo Institute of Technology Address: 2-12-1 Oo-okayama, Meguro-ku, Tokyo 152-8552 Japan Tel&fax: +81-3-5734-3876 E-mail: matsu@acm.org, matsu@is.titech.ac.jp
I don't want to run roughshod over process completely, but why don't you get started pronto while the paperwork catches up with you. The charter is in the Approve New Group tracker and we're scheduled to approve (oops, discuss) it tomorrow followed by the 7d conditional approval period. I think it fits in the RG model just fine and has clear goals and critical mass. Are the two group sessions enough? --Craig P.S. The four major topics could be called out in bullets or enumerated to make them pop out at the reader. P.P.S. It's an RG (not WG). ;-> At 07:48 AM 4/3/2006, Catlett Charlie wrote:
Is GIN a working group now? I missed the notification, but was curious as to the status of our proposed charter. Maybe the GFSG is waiting for me as relevant AD to push for resolution? CeC
On Apr 1, 2006, at 6:45 AM, Dennis Gannon wrote:
hi, i resolved this problem. GIN is now a working group and they submitted their proposal as two working group session reqeuests. i asked them if this is what they intended and they said yes. dennis
On Sat, 1 Apr 2006, Satoshi Matsuoka wrote:
The GIN proposal still seems to be missing. I will submit a placeholder in the meantime while I try to see if I could contact Charlie, but probably difficult since he is crusing off the coast of Central America somewhere.
Satoshi (M) On Fri, 31 Mar 2006 08:54:29 -0500 (EST) Dennis Gannon <gannon@cs.indiana.edu> wrote:
gannon> hi all, gannon> i have not had much response on the proposed program. i need gannon> to get it finalized this weekend. I am not available today to gannon> work on this, but if you can look at the program. see if there gannon> are problems and let me know. also, ann, can you arrange to have gannon> the proposals that were submitted put into a document and sent gannon> to the groups on this list? gannon> thanks gannon> dennis gannon> gannon> On Tue, 28 Mar 2006, Dennis Gannon wrote: gannon> gannon> > hi folks, gannon> > as of friday we recieved 15 requests for community presentations/panels. gannon> > By doing a bit of compression (what i am talking about is to take some gannon> > suggested talks on related subjects and give them 40 min. each and put gannon> > them in the same 90 min. slot) we can accomodate all of them. gannon> > gannon> > things still to do: gannon> > 1. complete the planning for the "big grids" panel on weds. that should gannon> > be an update on teragrid, OSG, NAREGI, and others in the region. gannon> > gannon> > 2. plan the "OGSA & Alternatives" panel. gannon> > gannon> > 3. complete the planning for the Big Data panel on thurs. gannon> > gannon> > 4, contact craig lee to see if he is still interested in doing the vendor gannon> > adoption forum. gannon> > gannon> > also note: i have not scheduled anything submitted though the general gannon> > working group/research group track. gannon> > gannon> > and finally, there is a reason i do not show up on the community calls at gannon> > 10:00 central. they overlap with my teaching duties this semester. gannon> > i will try to be there this morning, but i cannot promise i will be there gannon> > for very long. gannon> > gannon> > dennis
Satoshi Matsuoka, Professor Global Scientific Information and Computing Center & Dept. of Mathematical and Computing Sciences Tokyo Institute of Technology Address: 2-12-1 Oo-okayama, Meguro-ku, Tokyo 152-8552 Japan Tel&fax: +81-3-5734-3876 E-mail: matsu@acm.org, matsu@is.titech.ac.jp
Might be good to call out the topics yeah. Right, it is to first approximation an RG... for lack of a better structure. It stretches the seams of even what an RG is though. It's actually 5 tightly coupled but independently operated groups. But we'll worry about that later. CeC On Apr 3, 2006, at 11:40 AM, Craig Lee wrote:
I don't want to run roughshod over process completely, but why don't you get started pronto while the paperwork catches up with you. The charter is in the Approve New Group tracker and we're scheduled to approve (oops, discuss) it tomorrow followed by the 7d conditional approval period. I think it fits in the RG model just fine and has clear goals and critical mass. Are the two group sessions enough?
--Craig
P.S. The four major topics could be called out in bullets or enumerated to make them pop out at the reader.
P.P.S. It's an RG (not WG). ;->
At 07:48 AM 4/3/2006, Catlett Charlie wrote:
Is GIN a working group now? I missed the notification, but was curious as to the status of our proposed charter. Maybe the GFSG is waiting for me as relevant AD to push for resolution? CeC
On Apr 1, 2006, at 6:45 AM, Dennis Gannon wrote:
hi, i resolved this problem. GIN is now a working group and they submitted their proposal as two working group session reqeuests. i asked them if this is what they intended and they said yes. dennis
On Sat, 1 Apr 2006, Satoshi Matsuoka wrote:
The GIN proposal still seems to be missing. I will submit a placeholder in the meantime while I try to see if I could contact Charlie, but probably difficult since he is crusing off the coast of Central America somewhere.
Satoshi (M) On Fri, 31 Mar 2006 08:54:29 -0500 (EST) Dennis Gannon <gannon@cs.indiana.edu> wrote:
gannon> hi all, gannon> i have not had much response on the proposed program. i need gannon> to get it finalized this weekend. I am not available today to gannon> work on this, but if you can look at the program. see if there gannon> are problems and let me know. also, ann, can you arrange to have gannon> the proposals that were submitted put into a document and sent gannon> to the groups on this list? gannon> thanks gannon> dennis gannon> gannon> On Tue, 28 Mar 2006, Dennis Gannon wrote: gannon> gannon> > hi folks, gannon> > as of friday we recieved 15 requests for community presentations/panels. gannon> > By doing a bit of compression (what i am talking about is to take some gannon> > suggested talks on related subjects and give them 40 min. each and put gannon> > them in the same 90 min. slot) we can accomodate all of them. gannon> > gannon> > things still to do: gannon> > 1. complete the planning for the "big grids" panel on weds. that should gannon> > be an update on teragrid, OSG, NAREGI, and others in the region. gannon> > gannon> > 2. plan the "OGSA & Alternatives" panel. gannon> > gannon> > 3. complete the planning for the Big Data panel on thurs. gannon> > gannon> > 4, contact craig lee to see if he is still interested in doing the vendor gannon> > adoption forum. gannon> > gannon> > also note: i have not scheduled anything submitted though the general gannon> > working group/research group track. gannon> > gannon> > and finally, there is a reason i do not show up on the community calls at gannon> > 10:00 central. they overlap with my teaching duties this semester. gannon> > i will try to be there this morning, but i cannot promise i will be there gannon> > for very long. gannon> > gannon> > dennis
Satoshi Matsuoka, Professor Global Scientific Information and Computing Center & Dept. of Mathematical and Computing Sciences Tokyo Institute of Technology Address: 2-12-1 Oo-okayama, Meguro-ku, Tokyo 152-8552 Japan Tel&fax: +81-3-5734-3876 E-mail: matsu@acm.org, matsu@is.titech.ac.jp
hi all, o.k. here is the preliminary program. xl version and word version is attached. we need to get this out right away (ann and steve are very unhappy with me and need something to post today.) so please assume that the preliminary version can change if you see big problems. in fact i am sure it will change. notice i have not paid much attention to which room should be used for specific activities. we have two rooms: one with 100 seats and one with 130. also, there are still lots of details left out. like the names of the people on the various panels. dennis
hi folks, do we need a telecon on friday? there is nothing scheduled. perhaps everybody is happy with my draft? shall i send out confirmations to everybody? i am happy to do so. dennis On Thu, 6 Apr 2006, Dennis Gannon wrote:
hi all, o.k. here is the preliminary program. xl version and word version is attached. we need to get this out right away (ann and steve are very unhappy with me and need something to post today.) so please assume that the preliminary version can change if you see big problems. in fact i am sure it will change. notice i have not paid much attention to which room should be used for specific activities. we have two rooms: one with 100 seats and one with 130. also, there are still lots of details left out. like the names of the people on the various panels.
dennis
If we do want to have a call then please hollar. Dennis and I will have a P2P Skype call? at least, but if we want a conf call then we have to ahve GGF host it or set up a Skype conf call with someone (either Dennis or I) being the host. Thanks for your response. Satoshi On Thu, 6 Apr 2006 22:46:25 -0400 (EDT) Dennis Gannon <gannon@cs.indiana.edu> wrote: gannon> hi folks, gannon> do we need a telecon on friday? there is nothing scheduled. perhaps gannon> everybody is happy with my draft? shall i send out confirmations to gannon> everybody? i am happy to do so. gannon> dennis gannon> gannon> On Thu, 6 Apr 2006, Dennis Gannon wrote: gannon> gannon> > hi all, gannon> > o.k. here is the preliminary program. xl version and word version is gannon> > attached. we need to get this out right away (ann and steve are very gannon> > unhappy with me and need something to post today.) so please assume that gannon> > the preliminary version can change if you see big problems. gannon> > in fact i am sure it will change. notice i have not paid much attention gannon> > to which room should be used for specific activities. we have two gannon> > rooms: one with 100 seats and one with 130. gannon> > also, there are still lots of details left out. like the names of the gannon> > people on the various panels. gannon> > gannon> > dennis gannon> Satoshi Matsuoka, Professor Global Scientific Information and Computing Center & Dept. of Mathematical and Computing Sciences Tokyo Institute of Technology Address: 2-12-1 Oo-okayama, Meguro-ku, Tokyo 152-8552 Japan Tel&fax: +81-3-5734-3876 E-mail: matsu@acm.org, matsu@is.titech.ac.jp
hi, i just realized i have meetings from 9:00 to 13:00 new york time tomorrow. that sort of cuts of reasonable conf. call times (however i never considered 23:00 friday night in tokyo a reasonable conf. call time!) we better deal with issue by email. dennis On Thu, 6 Apr 2006, Dennis Gannon wrote:
hi folks, do we need a telecon on friday? there is nothing scheduled. perhaps everybody is happy with my draft? shall i send out confirmations to everybody? i am happy to do so. dennis
On Thu, 6 Apr 2006, Dennis Gannon wrote:
hi all, o.k. here is the preliminary program. xl version and word version is attached. we need to get this out right away (ann and steve are very unhappy with me and need something to post today.) so please assume that the preliminary version can change if you see big problems. in fact i am sure it will change. notice i have not paid much attention to which room should be used for specific activities. we have two rooms: one with 100 seats and one with 130. also, there are still lots of details left out. like the names of the people on the various panels.
dennis
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