Dan,

Thanks for the heads-up.  I've had my head down for three days here working with the Committee.

Could I have a quick show of hands how many people will be coming to this get-together?  If it is more than 7, I'll need to get a "real" meeting room, as we can't crowd any more than 7 on the platform meeting room in the NCSA booth.

Please, everyone respond if you are coming as soon as you can--thanks!

-Jim

At 11:23 PM 11/13/2005, Dan Gunter wrote:

Unless someone said "no" privately, it looks like we've got a plan. See y'all there.

-Dan

Jim Ferguson wrote:

I'm attempting to get a meeting room at 3:30pm on Tuesday.  Does this time *not* work for anyone?  This might possibly be in a small meeting room being built into the NCSA booth, but I also have Committee contacts to get a "real" meeting room if we'll have more than 6-7 people.

John Estabrook will be demoing (along with a collaborator from U.Wash) at 4:30pm Tuesday in the NCSA booth.  The idea was to meet, and then move en mass to the demo.

-Jim F.

At 02:14 PM 10/28/2005, Dan Gunter wrote:

I will be flying in on Monday morning and out again on Wednesday evening, so I'm available Monday afternoon, Tuesday, and Wednesday before 5pm.

-Dan

Hi folks,

Following today's call, it looks like we'll have sufficient critical
mass
for a face-to-face meeting at SuperComputing (Seattle, November 12-18).
If you'll be at SC and are interested in this, can you please let me
know
when you'd be available? If the meeting goes ahead, we'll try and get a
phone line so others can join.

On a related note, can you please also let Susan or I know if you are
planning to give any SC demos of software making use of the schemas (day
and time)? We can then advertise them on the NM-WG website.

Notes from the call will follow on later.

Thanks for your continuing enthusiasm!

Mark.


Mark Leese

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