Grex Coop10 Conference

Item 50: Date changes for upcoming board meetings?

Entered by valerie on Thu Oct 30 16:26:44 1997:

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28 responses total.

#1 of 28 by mta on Thu Oct 30 21:58:30 1997:

Both changes are fine with me.


#2 of 28 by dang on Thu Oct 30 22:33:13 1997:

metoo.


#3 of 28 by aruba on Thu Oct 30 23:19:56 1997:

Sounds like a good idea to me.


#4 of 28 by scott on Fri Oct 31 01:45:43 1997:

Me too.  The proposed are fine.


#5 of 28 by steve on Sat Nov 1 07:13:50 1997:

sure


#6 of 28 by senna on Tue Nov 4 07:02:57 1997:

Hmm.  December 24th.  No, I don't think that woudl be a convenient date.


#7 of 28 by janc on Tue Nov 4 12:15:30 1997:

OK with me.


#8 of 28 by kr on Sun Nov 9 23:52:12 1997:

Is that a traditional style of living ? people don't like to work hard during
the week of the Thanksgiving ? and the Christmas ? 
Why is it not convenicent on 11/26 or 12/24 ? that's sounds like anything
can't be done on these two days, it's really ridiculous.


#9 of 28 by dang on Mon Nov 10 00:06:42 1997:

I don't know about other board memeber, but will most definately not be in
town on december 24.  I don't know about Nov 26, I'd have to check.  I suspect
quarum would be hard to achieve.  Prior engagements, and all that.


#10 of 28 by jiffer on Mon Nov 10 01:59:44 1997:

I would think that most people are either in route to either relatives firend
or families are actually PREPARING for the holiday festivies.  And for some
catholics, 12/24 is more of a holiday than 12/25.... 
at least in my families tradtion....where we usually fast but prepare for
festivities that come after midnight mass... and we are usuaully talking big
party.
.,


#11 of 28 by gibson on Thu Nov 13 06:25:58 1997:

        where is the meeting held?


#12 of 28 by davel on Thu Nov 13 11:14:08 1997:

"at a location to be announced", but lately the normal place has been in ITI's
cafeteria (in Ann Arbor).  Grex doesn't have its own facilities.


#13 of 28 by gibson on Fri Nov 14 05:30:58 1997:

        where is iti? and what is the pumpkin?


#14 of 28 by davel on Fri Nov 14 14:52:30 1997:

Well, actually I haven't seen the pumpkin, but my impression is that it
wouldn't be a reasonable place for a board meeting.  But yes, we rent space
to house hardware, & I guess that's "facilities".

Here are directions to ITI, pasted in from an old coop item (previous
incarnation of coop, I mean).  I didn't write them, mind you.

Directions to ITI:
Take US-23 to the Washtenaw Ave. exit (exit 37B).  This puts you on Washtenaw
Ave, going West.  Turn right onto Huron Parkway.  This winds and twists for
quite a while. Turn right on Hubbard, then make your first possible left into
ITI (which has a hard-to-read silver sign out front).  Watch out for handicap
parking spaces when you park -- there are a lot of them.  Inside ITI, go
straight back to the funky toys in the lobby.  Turn left, and the cafeteria
is ahead and to the left.

On Huron Parkway, if you reach Plymouth Road, you've gone too far.

Another way to ITI is to take US-23 to the Plymouth Road exit.  Go West on
Plymouth Rd, to Huron Parkway.  Turn left onto Huron Parkway.  Hubbard comes
up pretty quickly from that side of town; turn left onto Hubbard and then
take the first possible left to get to ITI.


#15 of 28 by void on Fri Nov 14 17:50:17 1997:

   coming from washtenaw, hubbard is the third traffic light after
turning onto huron parkway. coming from plymouth, hubbard is the first
traffic light.


#16 of 28 by dang on Fri Nov 14 22:44:45 1997:

(The Pumpkin is the room that currently houses the assorted computer equipment
that makes up Grex.  It is so named because the walls are a rather pumpkinish
orange, and have vines painted on them.)


#17 of 28 by kaplan on Sat Nov 15 02:09:52 1997:

I thought the vines were painted after it was named for the color on the
walls.


#18 of 28 by orinoco on Sat Nov 15 05:12:18 1997:

Yeah, the vines were a later addition.  First the colour, then the name, then
the additional paint job.  
(I've never actually seen this mythical paint job either.  Perhaps a
pilgrimage would be in order.)


#19 of 28 by valerie on Sat Nov 15 06:52:15 1997:

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#20 of 28 by davel on Sat Nov 15 14:14:33 1997:

Hey, I value my innocence, Valerie!      8-{)]
(Unfortunately, the web page is fairly unhelpful without something better than
lynx.  The only descriptions of the pumpkin, from the POV of its feasibility
as a meetingplace (which is the excuse for drifting into this) are "small"
and "windowless" ... plus the amount of stuff, mostly electronic & probably
noise-&-heat-producing, currently occupying that small space.)


#21 of 28 by valerie on Sat Nov 15 14:48:28 1997:

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#22 of 28 by orinoco on Sat Nov 15 22:46:07 1997:

Cool.  


#23 of 28 by valerie on Sun Nov 16 02:52:27 1997:

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#24 of 28 by gibson on Sun Nov 16 08:52:59 1997:

        i mention the pumpkin and they get the tour? something smacks of
favortism here.


#25 of 28 by davel on Sun Nov 16 21:40:10 1997:

(Valerie has made similar offers (to me, anyway) going at least as far back
as the dungeon.  She's usually made such offers pretty generally, I think.
(OTOH, I'm not inclined to complain if I am the beneficiary of favoritism.))


#26 of 28 by gibson on Mon Nov 17 04:17:39 1997:

        i may be sorry i asked but 'the dungeon'?


#27 of 28 by valerie on Mon Nov 17 05:35:18 1997:

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#28 of 28 by srw on Wed Nov 19 04:17:35 1997:

The move from the dungeon to the pumpkin was definitely a step up.
The dungeon was in the basement of a residential house.
The pumpkin is a small room on the first floor of a commercial building about
3 blocks away. It is small, but larger than the dungeon.


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