On Monday 05 February 2007 13:57, Tim Golden wrote:
> [Michael Sparks]
>
> > I won't be there unfortunately because I'll
> > be at a rehearsal - http://www.mugss.org/show/ .
>
> Hey! Hope it goes well.
Thanks!
> If you look here:
>
> http://www.mugss.org/history/1989/
Cool :-) So, you coming t
On Monday 05 February 2007 20:21, Richard Smedley wrote:
..
> I barely know what I'm doing today but I think I have a reasonable
> handle on September ;-)
>
> I'd already written to Michael S off-list where, inter alia, I
> favoured this date - despite the clash with LBW2007.
I have no idea what L
On 05/02/07, Michael Foord <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> * Would coding be appropriate or expected for groups that wanted to ?
> (bring your own laptop...)
Well John Pinner's plan is for a 'community conference' that includes
time and space for collaborative programming (i.e. a
sprint/Hackfests).
Richard Smedley wrote:
> On Mon, 05 Feb 2007 19:30:39 Michael Foord wrote:
>
>>> As a result, I'm tempted to suggest either:
>>>* 8/9 Sept (my preference)
>>>
>>>
>> Sounds good to me... but then I barely know what I'm doing
>> tomorrow. :-)
>>
>
> I barely know what I'm doing
On Mon, 05 Feb 2007 19:30:39 Michael Foord wrote:
> > As a result, I'm tempted to suggest either:
> >* 8/9 Sept (my preference)
> >
> Sounds good to me... but then I barely know what I'm doing
> tomorrow. :-)
I barely know what I'm doing today but I think I have a reasonable
handle on Septe
Michael Sparks wrote:
> On Monday 05 February 2007 12:19, Andy Robinson wrote:
>
>>> I'm not sure August is actually the best time for people in the UK either
>>> - since so many people go away then. My feeling is that the best time
>>> would be sometime in early September - either 1/2 Sept or 8
> = perhaps one year in one *town* and one year in another.
LOL, I just spent 3 mins trying to parse that!
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On 05/02/07, Zeth Green <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> perhaps one year in one two and one in another.
= perhaps one year in one *town* and one year in another.
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Well I am happy to get involved in whatever is worked out. At least
one successful event would be the way forward, perhaps one year in one
two and one in another.
PS. I love the reportlab toolkit. Excel is dead.
On 05/02/07, Andy Robinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I just spoke to John Pinner a
I just spoke to John Pinner at Clocksoft on the phone - he's been off
email for a couple of days and hasn't seen this thread. He and others
in the Midlands have been planning a UK event for a long time, and have
venues lined up at around the same time - September (!). There is a
meeting of som
[Michael Sparks]
> I won't be there unfortunately because I'll
> be at a rehearsal - http://www.mugss.org/show/ .
Hey! Hope it goes well. If you look here:
http://www.mugss.org/history/1989/
You'll see my name down among the Chorus. It was
sort of accidental, because I'd been the orchestra
for P
Andy McKay wrote:
>> It says the 15th on the web?
>>
>> http://norweb.cnuk.org/category/events/
>
> My apologies. As ever (well occasionally) the web is correct and my
> monday addled brain is incorrect.
Cool, I *can* come :-)
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> It says the 15th on the web?
>
> http://norweb.cnuk.org/category/events/
My apologies. As ever (well occasionally) the web is correct and my
monday addled brain is incorrect.
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Andy McKay wrote:
> We are just starting a new user group in the Northwest here called
> NorWeb, that has quite a python component to it:
>
> http://norweb.cnuk.org/about/
>
> Next chat is on the 16th about Django
It says the 15th on the web?
http://norweb.cnuk.org/category/events/
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Thanks, yeah we are actually posted on there and even wonder at this
point if we need a seperate user group :) Thats what a bit of the
user group meeting will be about.
> You might want to consider a crosslinking between the Geekup and
> NorWeb sites.
> (Geekup is also a northwest user group
Hi Andy,
You might want to consider a crosslinking between the Geekup and NorWeb sites.
(Geekup is also a northwest user group and people have been coming from
across the northwest, so some loose co-ordination would probably a nice
idea :)
I'm sure Andrew & Dan would think its a good idea.
On Monday 05 February 2007 12:19, Andy Robinson wrote:
> > I'm not sure August is actually the best time for people in the UK either
> > - since so many people go away then. My feeling is that the best time
> > would be sometime in early September - either 1/2 Sept or 8/9th Sept.
>
> +1. Especiall
> Now, I've got an idea for a venue in Manchester[*] which could probably
> cater to about 50-70 people depending on how the rooms are laid out which
> would work out to something like £15 - £20 *without* sponsorship. If we
> can get sponsorship then that figure would go down or could maybe be
> re
We are just starting a new user group in the Northwest here called
NorWeb, that has quite a python component to it:
http://norweb.cnuk.org/about/
Next chat is on the 16th about Django
http://norweb.cnuk.org/
Welcome one and all.
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> I'm not sure August is actually the best time for people in the UK either -
> since so many people go away then. My feeling is that the best time would be
> sometime in early September - either 1/2 Sept or 8/9th Sept.
>
+1. Especially after August.
- Andy
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>> Oh is this the IronPython book? Cool :)
>>
>>
> Yup. Just completed the first draft of chapter 2. Already behind
> schedule. :-)
No worries, IronPython itself took a while AFAIR ;-)
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On 2/3/07, Michael Sparks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Saturday 03 February 2007 19:42, Michael Foord wrote:
> > I would certainly be very interested in attending and helping with such
> > an event. It sounds like a great idea.
>
> Cool, I'll take that as a +1 :)
+1 from me too.
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