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scott
Agenda for 8/26/96 board meeting, 7:30 at UM Union food court Mark Unseen   Aug 19 16:21 UTC 1996

 
 Agenda for 8/26/96 Board Meeting
 
 1.     Initial Gavel Pounding - scott                  < 1 minute
 2.     Treasurer's Report - aruba                        5 minutes
 3.     Computer Rehabilitation Committee - scott         5 minutes
 4.     Publicity Committee - mta                         5 minutes
 5.     Technical Committee - STeve                      20 minutes
 6.     Auction Committe - popcorn, robh                  5 minutes
 10.    Grex has to move - all                           60 minutes
 11.    Changing to Centrex service - all                10 minutes
 12.    New Business - all                              ???
 13.    Final Gavel Pounding - scott                    < 1 minute
 
This is the final meeting at the UM Union for this year, since the students
will be coming back and making too much noise for a board meeting.
19 responses total.
robh
response 1 of 19: Mark Unseen   Aug 20 05:33 UTC 1996

I won't be able to attend, but I should remind the other Board
members that the three month "trial period" for the Intro
conference is now up, and the discussion of whether or not to
keep it should be done at this meeting.
birdlady
response 2 of 19: Mark Unseen   Aug 20 13:42 UTC 1996

"Initial Gavel Poundng" = one minute???  Gosh...how much can a group of
grexers talk?  ;-)
selena
response 3 of 19: Mark Unseen   Aug 21 04:15 UTC 1996

It's a new gavel- they have to break it in.
nephi
response 4 of 19: Mark Unseen   Aug 21 07:01 UTC 1996

It says "< 1 minute", as in "less than one minute".  

I'll forgive your oversight.  8^P
robh
response 5 of 19: Mark Unseen   Aug 21 07:15 UTC 1996

No, that means that scott is redirecting one minute of
time into the gavel-pounding.  Anyone who knows Unix should
know that.  >8)
ajax
response 6 of 19: Mark Unseen   Aug 21 13:54 UTC 1996

robh < gavel-pounding                    ;-)
birdlady
response 7 of 19: Mark Unseen   Aug 21 15:09 UTC 1996

I thought it was just an arrow pointing as if to say "The initial gavel
pounding took one minute."  Like doing   birdy <--- female

Nephi -- you *know* I'm not a mathematician...  =)  As if I'm immediately
going to associate "<" with less than...  8^P
nephi
response 8 of 19: Mark Unseen   Aug 21 21:20 UTC 1996

<grin>
kerouac
response 9 of 19: Mark Unseen   Aug 22 01:22 UTC 1996

maybe the gavel should be auctioned off in the
Auction conf.  Surely a genuine grex gavel would be 
worth a few bucks.
scg
response 10 of 19: Mark Unseen   Aug 22 04:46 UTC 1996

But then what would we start the board meetings with?
robh
response 11 of 19: Mark Unseen   Aug 22 05:31 UTC 1996

We could start the Board meetings with a Mark Twain performance!  >8)
n8nxf
response 12 of 19: Mark Unseen   Aug 22 12:49 UTC 1996

You could hut a handle on one of the old Eagle drives...
tsty
response 13 of 19: Mark Unseen   Aug 22 18:07 UTC 1996

the winner of the grex gravel pounding would have to be at a meeting.
chelsea
response 14 of 19: Mark Unseen   Aug 22 22:06 UTC 1996

I'll play wet-blanket here, 'cause I know you guys are just 
funnin', but...  Mike Smerza purchased that gavel and gave
it to Grex as a gift, commemorating our first Board meeting.
Maybe we should keep it. ;-)
scott
response 15 of 19: Mark Unseen   Aug 22 22:51 UTC 1996

I like TS's interpretation... the winner gets to be the pounding surface at
the next meeting.  :)
tsty
response 16 of 19: Mark Unseen   Aug 23 00:48 UTC 1996

geeze, make me a winner by acclamation, oh, whooppee!  <g>
tsty
response 17 of 19: Mark Unseen   Sep 5 08:11 UTC 1996

ummm, who has thehand on the handle, btw?
popcorn
response 18 of 19: Mark Unseen   Sep 5 19:40 UTC 1996

That would be the chair of the board: Scott.
tsty
response 19 of 19: Mark Unseen   Sep 8 03:28 UTC 1996

ahhhhhhhhhh, NOW i understand #15 in its fullest flower. <g>
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