From chastain at lucent.com  Thu Jul  6 06:38:46 2000
From: chastain at lucent.com (Chastain, Jack (Jack)** CTR **)
Date: Thu Aug  5 00:02:18 2004
Subject: Jack is Back -- Time for a MEETING!
Message-ID: <D381331F3041D31194A100508B12954593A5DF@NJ0117EXCH004U>

Just checking - we still getting together tonight? Ground Round again? About
6-ish?

I will bring the YAPC proceedings (I hope) and maybe a story or two.

Jack.

> ----------
> From: 	Arthur Ramos Jr.[SMTP:aramos@sunyorange.edu]
> Sent: 	Wednesday, June 28, 2000 09:25
> To: 	Hudson Valley Perl Mongers
> Subject: 	Jack is Back -- Time for a MEETING!
> 
> Everyone:
>  
>         Welcome to the newcomers.
>  
>         Welcome back Jack, SNIP! <deleted some insipid song lyric>, How
> was YAPC?
>  
> USING WORD OF THE DAY, THANK YOU-------------^
>  
>         We haven't done much of anything recently, and we need to get back
> on track. 
>  
>         To all newcomers, don't be afraid to start a thread, technical or
> not. We promise not to
> flame you like the good folks down in NYC.  We enjoy technical threads.
>  
>         I am currently writing a LISTSERV application in perl if anyone is
> interested.
>  
>  
>         Oh, back to the meeting -- How does Thursday, July 6, 2000 sound.
> I am switching it
> to a Thursday so that we can accomodate Walt Joyce, one of the original
> members.
>  
>         Let me know as soon as possible. Thanks.
>  
> =====> Art <=====
>  
> <<File: Signature.gif>>
> aramos@sunyorange.edu
>  
> There is a difference between knowing the path and
> walking the path.
> (Morpheus,"The Matrix",1999)
>  
> 

From cpilking at ghihmo.com  Thu Jul  6 08:31:16 2000
From: cpilking at ghihmo.com (Christopher J. Pilkington)
Date: Thu Aug  5 00:02:18 2004
Subject: Jack is Back -- Time for a MEETING!
In-Reply-To: <27E55B87DBC9D31183F20000D11C0EB43AF7A1@exwins.ghi.com>
Message-ID: <27E55B87DBC9D31183F20000D11C0EB41518DD@exwins.ghi.com>

I again will not be there . . .

I have to be in Manhattan early tomorrow (6AM) at our corporate offices.
Fun fun fun.

Hope to meet you all next time.

Chris

-----Original Message-----
From: owner-hudson-valley-pm-list@pm.org
[mailto:owner-hudson-valley-pm-list@pm.org]On Behalf Of Chastain, Jack
(Jack)** CTR **
Sent: Thursday, July 06, 2000 7:39 AM
To: Hudson Valley Perl Mongers; 'Arthur Ramos Jr.'
Subject: RE: Jack is Back -- Time for a MEETING!


Just checking - we still getting together tonight? Ground Round again? About
6-ish?

I will bring the YAPC proceedings (I hope) and maybe a story or two.

Jack.

> ----------
> From: 	Arthur Ramos Jr.[SMTP:aramos@sunyorange.edu]
> Sent: 	Wednesday, June 28, 2000 09:25
> To: 	Hudson Valley Perl Mongers
> Subject: 	Jack is Back -- Time for a MEETING!
>
> Everyone:
>
>         Welcome to the newcomers.
>
>         Welcome back Jack, SNIP! <deleted some insipid song lyric>, How
> was YAPC?
>
> USING WORD OF THE DAY, THANK YOU-------------^
>
>         We haven't done much of anything recently, and we need to get back
> on track.
>
>         To all newcomers, don't be afraid to start a thread, technical or
> not. We promise not to
> flame you like the good folks down in NYC.  We enjoy technical threads.
>
>         I am currently writing a LISTSERV application in perl if anyone is
> interested.
>
>
>         Oh, back to the meeting -- How does Thursday, July 6, 2000 sound.
> I am switching it
> to a Thursday so that we can accomodate Walt Joyce, one of the original
> members.
>
>         Let me know as soon as possible. Thanks.
>
> =====> Art <=====
>
> <<File: Signature.gif>>
> aramos@sunyorange.edu
>
> There is a difference between knowing the path and
> walking the path.
> (Morpheus,"The Matrix",1999)
>
>


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Date: Thu Aug  5 00:02:18 2004
Subject: Tuition-Free Computer and IT Training for Non-Profit Employees
Message-ID: <70.101024.176445@yahoo.com>


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