Being in Western Canada, and having to work around various familial responsibilties, my available timeslots would be:
Weekdays: 2300 - 0600 GMT
Saturday: 1600 - 1900 GMT
Sunday: 1600 - 1900 , 2300 - 0600 GMT
Of course, I could probably schedule time to read the transcripts too!
Nicholas Burman
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Edward de Bono
On 17-Jul-05, at 8:11 AM, volvoguy wrote:
Hi all!
I think that by late next week or early the following week we should
try to have our first official team meeting. I want to use this thread
to discuss what day/time would be best for everybody, so chime in with
what works best for you.
It seems as though UTC is the most common time code for arranging
international meetings, so I've been looking at this page to try and
figure out how all that works:
http://www.dxing.com/utcgmt.htm
Personally, the only major responsibility I have right now is the
physical therapy for my back - usually just twice a week in the late
afternoon for a few hours. So it looks like any evening starting
around 2300 UTC to 0600-0700 UTC would work best for me. Day of the
week doesn't matter much, but all the new shows just started up again
on "Sci-Fi Fridays". I DO have a VCR though, so any day should be
fine. :o)
Post your own free time in this thread and I'll try to figure out the
best time for everyone. I think those chats can be logged, so nobody
should have to miss out entirely. We'll get the conversation up on the
wiki.
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Aaron
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