From pablo at eudoramail.com  Fri Jul  2 11:59:10 1999
From: pablo at eudoramail.com (Pablo S. Jusem)
Date: Wed Aug  4 23:57:30 2004
Subject: First meeting location proposal
Message-ID: <DPMGLIAAIPMJAAAA@shared1-mail.whowhere.com>

Hi all.

Just a suggestion for a meeting time and place:

Thursday, July 8th, 7-9 pm, at the Daily Grind.

The Daily Grind is a cafe at 501 W Cold Spring Road, next to Loco Hombre/Alonso's, in front of Sam's Bagels, a block down from Video Americain, between Charles Street and Roland Avenue, one mile east of the JFX Cold Spring exit.

Herewith is a link to a map:

http://yp3.superpages.com/supermaps/mapinit.phtml?CID=54991519208&T=baltimore&LC=2&N=daily+grind&PG=L&PM=00000010&PS=8&STYPE=S&R=N&SRC=by&S=MD&MC=&map.x=212&map.y=125&level=8&lat=0393445&lng=-0766310&POI1lat=0393445&POI1lng=-0766310&POI1name=Daily+Grind+Coffee&streetaddress=&city=Baltimore&state=MD&zip=21210&LID=993104462&LS=&display=1&AD=&GV=0&GL=&FN=

Ouch!  It actually works, as long as you copy and paste. If you'd rather, go to bigyellow.com and look up the Daily Grind.

And if you like, driving directions are found through this link:

http://yp3.superpages.com/mapquest/cgi-bin/mqtripplus.cgi?var1=yp3.superpages.com&var2=none&var9=by&var10=S&CITY_DESTINATION=Baltimore&STATE_DESTINATION=MD&ADDR_DESTINATION=501+West+Cold+Spring+Lane

Please suggest alternative meeting spaces and/or times. This is just to get us started.

Do we ultimately want a place where a computer and overhead projector would be available?  One idea might be to "double-up" with another user group.  UMBC has a LUG, Linux Users Group, that meets on a regular basis at a nice classroom at UMBC on Tuesdays and Sundays.  I've only been to one meeting.  It would seem natural to have a PUG meet before or after a LUG.  Here is the UMBC LUG page:  http://linux.umbc.edu/umbc-lug/

While looking up this page (at www.linux.org), I noticed a new LUG has started in Charles Village.  I'll try and get more info.

Finally, by way of introduction, since this is my first message to the list, a line about me:  My name is Pablo Jusem.  I live in Baltimore and work in DC supporting an officeful of Macs.  I'm just learning Perl and slowly trodding through the llama book. I'm also getting up to speed on Linux so that I can retire an ancient Mac server that keeps on falling (and can't get up).

#!/usr/bin/perl
$signed = <STDIN>;
if ($signed eq "Pablo") {
   print "Sincerely, $signed";
}
else {print "This message may have been forged";
}




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From Rob_Manning at mail.ci.baltimore.md.us  Fri Jul  2 13:51:27 1999
From: Rob_Manning at mail.ci.baltimore.md.us (Manning, Rob)
Date: Wed Aug  4 23:57:30 2004
Subject: FW: First Meeting
Message-ID: <118CFE9A2035D111AE7B0060081C75131EB067@finance.ci.baltimore.md.us>

Pablo,

	Your suggestion of "The Daily Grind" on Cold Spring Road @
7:00p.m. on
July 8 sounds fine to me (Assuming I can figure out how to get there :-)


How about the rest of the group though?  Does this fit into everyone's
schedule,
who wants to come that is? If not, can someone give an alternative time,
date or place?

Rob Manning



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> -----Original Message-----
> From:	Manning, Rob 
> Sent:	Thursday, July 01, 1999 10:40 AM
> To:	'Pablo S. Jusem'
> Subject:	RE: FW: First Meeting
> 
> Pablo,
> 
> 	Great!  No meeting place has been decided on yet.  Any
> suggestions?
> I'm still waiting on feedback from others as to time, data and place.
> 
> Rob
> 
> Rob Manning                                     manningr@tcsnet.net
> Senior Systems Analyst                      Work (410) 396-3922
> TeleCommunication Systems               Fax  (410) 837-0546
> 
> 	-----Original Message-----
> 	From:	Pablo S. Jusem [SMTP:pablo@eudoramail.com]
> 	Sent:	Thursday, July 01, 1999 9:57 AM
> 	To:	Manning, Rob
> 	Subject:	Re: FW: First Meeting
> 
> 	Rob,
> 
> 	Sorry for not getting back to you earlier.  
> 
> 	I am interested in meeting after the holiday. I would suggest
> any Tuesday thru Friday evening after 7 pm.  As fas as topics are
> concerned, I would be interested in topics for those who are new to
> Perl, such as myself.
> 
> 	Have you established a meeting place?
> 
> 	Many thanks.
> 	Pablo 
> 	--
> 
> 	On Mon, 28 Jun 1999 08:36:18   Manning, Rob wrote:
> 	>It doesn't look like anyone is using the list but
> 	>my apologies if you've gotten this twice...
> 	>
> 	>
> 	>Rob Manning
> manningr@tcsnet.net
> 	>Senior Systems Analyst                      Work (410) 396-3922
> 	>TeleCommunication Systems               Fax  (410) 837-0546
> 	>
> 	>> -----Original Message-----
> 	>> From:	Manning, Rob 
> 	>> Sent:	Thursday, June 24, 1999 4:30 PM
> 	>> To:	'baltimore-pm-list@hfb.pm.org'
> 	>> Subject:	First Meeting
> 	>> 
> 	>> All,
> 	>> 	This is just to kick off discussion about the first
> 	>> meeting of the Baltimore Perl Mongers.  I propose sometime
> 	>> in July after the holiday.  I'm open for suggestions on date,
> 
> 	>> time and place.  Perhaps we could say the nth weekday of
> 	>> each month to make it easier for folks to plan this into 
> 	>> their schedule.  I'm pretty much free each night of the 
> 	>> week in general.  Saturdays are a possibilty as well.  
> 	>> 
> 	>> Anyone have any Perl issues they want to discuss?
> 	>> Maybe Perl/Tk, Apache/ModPerl, Perl for Win32, etc...
> 	>> 
> 	>> Rob
> 	>> 
> 	>> 
> 	>> Rob Manning
> manningr@tcsnet.net
> 	>> Senior Systems Analyst                      Work (410)
> 396-3922
> 	>> TeleCommunication Systems               Fax  (410) 837-0546
> 	>> 
> 	>
> 
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From dan_a_jacobson at yahoo.com  Fri Jul  2 15:07:49 1999
From: dan_a_jacobson at yahoo.com (Dan Jacobson)
Date: Wed Aug  4 23:57:30 2004
Subject: FW: First Meeting
Message-ID: <19990702200749.6625.rocketmail@web127.yahoomail.com>



Rob,

That probably works for me.  There's a chance I'll be out of town but I
don't have a firm date on that trip yet.  I'll try to schedule so that
I can be there.

Dan


--- "Manning, Rob" <Rob_Manning@mail.ci.baltimore.md.us> wrote:
> Pablo,
> 
> 	Your suggestion of "The Daily Grind" on Cold Spring Road @
> 7:00p.m. on
> July 8 sounds fine to me (Assuming I can figure out how to get there
> :-)
> 
> 
> How about the rest of the group though?  Does this fit into
> everyone's
> schedule,
> who wants to come that is? If not, can someone give an alternative
> time,
> date or place?
> 
> Rob Manning
> 
> 
> 
> Rob Manning                                     manningr@tcsnet.net
> Senior Systems Analyst                      Work (410) 396-3922
> TeleCommunication Systems               Fax  (410) 837-0546
> 
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From:	Manning, Rob 
> > Sent:	Thursday, July 01, 1999 10:40 AM
> > To:	'Pablo S. Jusem'
> > Subject:	RE: FW: First Meeting
> > 
> > Pablo,
> > 
> > 	Great!  No meeting place has been decided on yet.  Any
> > suggestions?
> > I'm still waiting on feedback from others as to time, data and
> place.
> > 
> > Rob
> > 
> > Rob Manning                                     manningr@tcsnet.net
> > Senior Systems Analyst                      Work (410) 396-3922
> > TeleCommunication Systems               Fax  (410) 837-0546
> > 
> > 	-----Original Message-----
> > 	From:	Pablo S. Jusem [SMTP:pablo@eudoramail.com]
> > 	Sent:	Thursday, July 01, 1999 9:57 AM
> > 	To:	Manning, Rob
> > 	Subject:	Re: FW: First Meeting
> > 
> > 	Rob,
> > 
> > 	Sorry for not getting back to you earlier.  
> > 
> > 	I am interested in meeting after the holiday. I would suggest
> > any Tuesday thru Friday evening after 7 pm.  As fas as topics are
> > concerned, I would be interested in topics for those who are new to
> > Perl, such as myself.
> > 
> > 	Have you established a meeting place?
> > 
> > 	Many thanks.
> > 	Pablo 
> > 	--
> > 
> > 	On Mon, 28 Jun 1999 08:36:18   Manning, Rob wrote:
> > 	>It doesn't look like anyone is using the list but
> > 	>my apologies if you've gotten this twice...
> > 	>
> > 	>
> > 	>Rob Manning
> > manningr@tcsnet.net
> > 	>Senior Systems Analyst                      Work (410) 396-3922
> > 	>TeleCommunication Systems               Fax  (410) 837-0546
> > 	>
> > 	>> -----Original Message-----
> > 	>> From:	Manning, Rob 
> > 	>> Sent:	Thursday, June 24, 1999 4:30 PM
> > 	>> To:	'baltimore-pm-list@hfb.pm.org'
> > 	>> Subject:	First Meeting
> > 	>> 
> > 	>> All,
> > 	>> 	This is just to kick off discussion about the first
> > 	>> meeting of the Baltimore Perl Mongers.  I propose sometime
> > 	>> in July after the holiday.  I'm open for suggestions on date,
> > 
> > 	>> time and place.  Perhaps we could say the nth weekday of
> > 	>> each month to make it easier for folks to plan this into 
> > 	>> their schedule.  I'm pretty much free each night of the 
> > 	>> week in general.  Saturdays are a possibilty as well.  
> > 	>> 
> > 	>> Anyone have any Perl issues they want to discuss?
> > 	>> Maybe Perl/Tk, Apache/ModPerl, Perl for Win32, etc...
> > 	>> 
> > 	>> Rob
> > 	>> 
> > 	>> 
> > 	>> Rob Manning
> > manningr@tcsnet.net
> > 	>> Senior Systems Analyst                      Work (410)
> > 396-3922
> > 	>> TeleCommunication Systems               Fax  (410) 837-0546
> > 	>> 
> > 	>
> > 
> > 
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From Rob_Manning at mail.ci.baltimore.md.us  Fri Jul  2 15:21:56 1999
From: Rob_Manning at mail.ci.baltimore.md.us (Manning, Rob)
Date: Wed Aug  4 23:57:30 2004
Subject: Perl Mongers?
Message-ID: <118CFE9A2035D111AE7B0060081C75131EB06E@finance.ci.baltimore.md.us>

Great!  That's three of us cofirmed and possibly a fourth.
Anyone else?

Rob


Rob Manning                                     manningr@tcsnet.net
Senior Systems Analyst                      Work (410) 396-3922
TeleCommunication Systems               Fax  (410) 837-0546

> -----Original Message-----
> From:	Don Sambrook [SMTP:don@softwork-orange.com]
> Sent:	Friday, July 02, 1999 4:13 PM
> To:	Manning, Rob
> Subject:	RE: Perl Mongers?
> 
> That's good for me. I'll be there if I don't here otherwise.
> 
> At 03:10 PM 7/2/99 -0400, you wrote:
> >Archie,
> >	Good timing!  The group is in the process of determining the 
> >first meeting's date, time and place.   The suggestion that I've
> gotten
> >so far is "The Daily Grind" on Cold Spring Road at 7:00p.m. on 
> >July 8 (Next Thursday night) - directions to be provided.  Is this 
> >good for you?  If not an alternative?
> >
> >Also you may want to subscribe to our list by sending 
> >mail to majordomo@hfb.pm.org  with the line
> >
> >subscribe  baltimore-pm-list   <your email address here>
> >
> >Postings should go to baltimore-pm-list@hfb.pm.org
> >
> >I'll use the list to make announcements in the future.
> >
> >Rob Manning                                     manningr@tcsnet.net
> >Senior Systems Analyst                      Work (410) 396-3922
> >TeleCommunication Systems               Fax  (410) 837-0546
> >
> >> -----Original Message-----
> >> From:	Archie Warnock [SMTP:warnock@awcubed.com]
> >> Sent:	Friday, July 02, 1999 2:48 PM
> >> To:	rmanning@erols.com
> >> Subject:	Perl Mongers?
> >> 
> >> Hi Rob,
> >> 
> >> I'm interested in finding out more about the Baltimore Perl
> Mongers. 
> >> I'm in Columbia, MD.  Please send information or a link when you
> have
> >> time.
> >> 
> >> Thanks.
> >> 
> >> -- 
> >> Archie
> >> 
> >> -- Archie Warnock                       Internet:
> warnock@awcubed.com
> >> -- A/WWW Enterprises                    Phone/FAX: 301-854-2987
> >> --                      http://www.awcubed.com
> >> --       As a matter of fact, I _do_ speak for my employer.

From rmanning at erols.com  Sat Jul  3 20:56:20 1999
From: rmanning at erols.com (Rob Manning)
Date: Wed Aug  4 23:57:30 2004
Subject: First Meeting
Message-ID: <377EBF43.C10F1C4A@erols.com>

All,

    I took the wife and kid to "The Daily Grind" cafe today.  It's a
very cool
place.  Lot's of choices for coffee, sandwiches and desserts (Yummy and
informal!)
I snagged a menu and I'll place it on the
website(http://baltimore.pm.org/menu.html) if anyone is interested. It
is on the corner of Cold Sring Lane and Schenley Ave.  I talked with one
of  the attendants and she said that groups were no problem and that the
best
nights would be either Monday or Wednesday.  There is plenty of parking
in back of the building.  One snag however with our current schedule is
that just
recently they've instituted Salsa night on Thursday evenings beginning
at 7:00 p.m.
Apparently there is this fella (I think she said Raoul was his name?)
who gives
free salsa dance lessons.  She said they clear the floor of the tables
and it gets pretty loud.  I'd suggest that we postpone the meeting to
the following week,
perhaps Monday July 12th - that may also give more folks an oppurtunity
to
come as some have said that this week would be bad for them.  I'm also
available on Wednesday the 14th as well.  If either day is good for
most, perhaps we should
just say we'll meet the second Monday of every month.   Comments?

Rob Manning

P.S. I've also registered us with O'Reilly and Associates so at some
point we should
be able to get discounts ;-)


From rmanning at erols.com  Sun Jul  4 12:50:45 1999
From: rmanning at erols.com (Rob Manning)
Date: Wed Aug  4 23:57:30 2004
Subject: First Meeting
References: <19990704132951.17959.rocketmail@web103.yahoomail.com>
Message-ID: <377F9EF5.136305E0@erols.com>

Dan,
        I'd say let's try Monday the 12th and see how that fits into the
group's schedule.

        Anyone else have a preference for Monday the
12th or Wednesday the 14th? (Keep in mind these are just the days
that the attendant told me were relatively slow for them - I'm
also available on Tuesday the 13th and Friday the 16th).

Rob

Dan Jacobson wrote:

> Rob,
>
> Was that a proposal for Monday the 12th or Wed. the 14th?  Either is
> okay by me.  My travel schedule is hard to predict for the next three
> weeks or so.  I'll try to schedule things so that I can make it.
>
> Dan
>
> --- Rob Manning <rmanning@erols.com> wrote:
> > All,
> >
> >     I took the wife and kid to "The Daily Grind" cafe today.  It's a
> > very cool
> > place.  Lot's of choices for coffee, sandwiches and desserts (Yummy
> > and
> > informal!)
> > I snagged a menu and I'll place it on the
> > website(http://baltimore.pm.org/menu.html) if anyone is interested.
> > It
> > is on the corner of Cold Sring Lane and Schenley Ave.  I talked with
> > one
> > of  the attendants and she said that groups were no problem and that
> > the
> > best
> > nights would be either Monday or Wednesday.  There is plenty of
> > parking
> > in back of the building.  One snag however with our current schedule
> > is
> > that just
> > recently they've instituted Salsa night on Thursday evenings
> > beginning
> > at 7:00 p.m.
> > Apparently there is this fella (I think she said Raoul was his name?)
> > who gives
> > free salsa dance lessons.  She said they clear the floor of the
> > tables
> > and it gets pretty loud.  I'd suggest that we postpone the meeting to
> > the following week,
> > perhaps Monday July 12th - that may also give more folks an
> > oppurtunity
> > to
> > come as some have said that this week would be bad for them.  I'm
> > also
> > available on Wednesday the 14th as well.  If either day is good for
> > most, perhaps we should
> > just say we'll meet the second Monday of every month.   Comments?
> >
> > Rob Manning
> >
> > P.S. I've also registered us with O'Reilly and Associates so at some
> > point we should
> > be able to get discounts ;-)
> >
> >
>
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From pablo at eudoramail.com  Tue Jul  6 07:57:00 1999
From: pablo at eudoramail.com (Pablo S. Jusem)
Date: Wed Aug  4 23:57:30 2004
Subject: First Meeting
Message-ID: <LEOHNFJCDBKMBAAA@shared1-mail.whowhere.com>

I'm open to every day except Monday.  Wednesday the 14th would be ideal.  Salsa lessons don't sound too bad either...

Pablo


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From Rob_Manning at mail.ci.baltimore.md.us  Tue Jul  6 08:26:42 1999
From: Rob_Manning at mail.ci.baltimore.md.us (Manning, Rob)
Date: Wed Aug  4 23:57:30 2004
Subject: First Meeting
Message-ID: <118CFE9A2035D111AE7B0060081C75131EB071@finance.ci.baltimore.md.us>

Well, I guess this means we'll have the meeting on Wednesday
the 14th.  I'll update the web-site.

Rob

Rob Manning                                     manningr@tcsnet.net
Senior Systems Analyst                      Work (410) 396-3922
TeleCommunication Systems               Fax  (410) 837-0546

> -----Original Message-----
> From:	Pablo S. Jusem [SMTP:pablo@eudoramail.com]
> Sent:	Tuesday, July 06, 1999 8:57 AM
> To:	Baltimore Perl Mongers Listser
> Subject:	Re: First Meeting
> 
> I'm open to every day except Monday.  Wednesday the 14th would be
> ideal.  Salsa lessons don't sound too bad either...
> 
> Pablo
> 
> 
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From Rob_Manning at mail.ci.baltimore.md.us  Tue Jul  6 09:06:16 1999
From: Rob_Manning at mail.ci.baltimore.md.us (Manning, Rob)
Date: Wed Aug  4 23:57:30 2004
Subject: First Meeting
Message-ID: <118CFE9A2035D111AE7B0060081C75131EB075@finance.ci.baltimore.md.us>

Bruce,
	Oops!  Well we have a conflict.  So far the only
day that is a problem for some is Monday.  So I've moved
the meeting to Wednesday night.  Perhaps you can still
make it?  One of the things I intend to bring up at the 
meeting will be a specific time, date and place each
month for us to meet, so that folks can better schedule 
this.  

Rob

Rob Manning                                     manningr@tcsnet.net
Senior Systems Analyst                      Work (410) 396-3922
TeleCommunication Systems               Fax  (410) 837-0546

> -----Original Message-----
> From:	Bruce Bailey [SMTP:bbailey@clark.net]
> Sent:	Tuesday, July 06, 1999 9:21 AM
> To:	'Rob Manning'
> Subject:	RE: First Meeting
> 
> I like Monday better than Wednesday.
> 
> ----------
> From: 	Rob Manning[SMTP:rmanning@erols.com]
> Sent: 	Sunday, July 04, 1999 1:50 PM
> To: 	Dan Jacobson
> Cc: 	baltimore-pm-list@happyfunball.pm.org
> Subject: 	Re: First Meeting
> 
> Dan,
>         I'd say let's try Monday the 12th and see how that fits into
> the
> group's schedule.
> 
>         Anyone else have a preference for Monday the
> 12th or Wednesday the 14th? (Keep in mind these are just the days
> that the attendant told me were relatively slow for them - I'm
> also available on Tuesday the 13th and Friday the 16th).
> 
> Rob
> 
> Dan Jacobson wrote:
> 
> > Rob,
> >
> > Was that a proposal for Monday the 12th or Wed. the 14th?  Either is
> > okay by me.  My travel schedule is hard to predict for the next
> three
> > weeks or so.  I'll try to schedule things so that I can make it.
> >
> > Dan

From Rob_Manning at mail.ci.baltimore.md.us  Tue Jul 13 08:44:11 1999
From: Rob_Manning at mail.ci.baltimore.md.us (Manning, Rob)
Date: Wed Aug  4 23:57:30 2004
Subject: Meeting Reminder
Message-ID: <118CFE9A2035D111AE7B0060081C75131EB087@finance.ci.baltimore.md.us>

All,
	Just a note to remind you about tommorrow
night's meeting (7:00p.m. @ "The Daily Grind" - for directions
see http://baltimore.pm.org).  So far the itinerary is
as follows - suggestions are welcome:

- Individual Introductions
	
- Perl resource review
	We'll review available books and websites that provide a 
	technical reference to some aspect of Perl - bring your
favorite!
	Anyone care to comment on the worthiness of subscribing to "The
Perl
	Journal"?

- Open Forum
	Are there issues you've struggled with in using Perl that
	your curious whether others have had as well?  Or just
	a simple question about a current problem you're trying to
	apply Perl to?  This will be an excellent opportunity to pose 
	the question real-time.

- Miscellaneous Group Issues
	Meeting time, date and place.  Suggestions for topics discussed
at 
	future meetings.  Design suggestions for the website - I'm not
an
	artist and I won't be offended if someone would like to redo it/
take
	charge of it.  Any other items I've left out...
	

Rob


Rob Manning                                     manningr@tcsnet.net
Senior Systems Analyst                      Work (410) 396-3922
TeleCommunication Systems               Fax  (410) 837-0546


From Rob_Manning at mail.ci.baltimore.md.us  Thu Jul 15 15:34:44 1999
From: Rob_Manning at mail.ci.baltimore.md.us (Manning, Rob)
Date: Wed Aug  4 23:57:30 2004
Subject: Perl Mongers
Message-ID: <118CFE9A2035D111AE7B0060081C75131EB092@finance.ci.baltimore.md.us>

All,
	For those of us who weren't able to attend last night's meeting,
it was
by all accounts a success.  There were 12 people in attendance and the
experience
level ranged from not having used Perl at all - but interested in
learning - to several
years of experience - and still interested in learning.  We decided that
the group 
should meet on the first Tuesday of the month and that the meeting place
will continue
to be "The Daily Grind", from 7:00 - 9:00p.m.  After informal
introductions the technical
aspects of Perl that were discussed last night ranged from Perl as an
alternative to 
other web-scripting languages (such as VBScript, PHP, ASP..) to using
Perl on the 
Win32 platform for automating system administration as well as the
interaction between
Perl and the OS be it Unix or win32. 
	I've updated the mailing list so that those who were at last
night's meeting
and on the list now are.  

Rob



Rob Manning                                     manningr@tcsnet.net
Senior Systems Analyst                      Work (410) 396-3922
TeleCommunication Systems               Fax  (410) 837-0546


From Rob_Manning at mail.ci.baltimore.md.us  Fri Jul 16 11:14:39 1999
From: Rob_Manning at mail.ci.baltimore.md.us (Manning, Rob)
Date: Wed Aug  4 23:57:30 2004
Subject: Special Guest Speaker
Message-ID: <118CFE9A2035D111AE7B0060081C75131EB09D@finance.ci.baltimore.md.us>

All,
	Hey, I got a reponse from Mark-Jason Dominus who 
would be available to talk with our group.  Mark writes the 
regular column "Bricolage" for The Perl Journal 
and regularly speaks/teaches at conferences, seminars 
and Perl Monger groups.  He was a featured speaker at Perl 
Conference 2.0 in 1998 where he presented a 6-hour tutorial 
on Web security issues and a 45-minute talk called 
The Perl Hardware Store.   He's based in the Philadelphia, Pa.
area.  He said he'd be glad to speak at
our meeting when he's in town, or since he's so close he 
has graciously offered his time sooner than that if we will "sponsor"
him.  
That of course means a place for him to stay - got that 
covered - and a train ticket down here from Pa.(~$80 or
perhaps someone who commutes to Baltimore from Pa. each
day(Yuk!) and could give him a lift down and  back?).  Anyway I just
wanted to throw this out as a suggestion to the group.  What 
does everyone think?

Rob



Rob Manning                                     manningr@tcsnet.net
Senior Systems Analyst                      Work (410) 396-3922
TeleCommunication Systems               Fax  (410) 837-0546


From dan_a_jacobson at yahoo.com  Fri Jul 16 11:39:09 1999
From: dan_a_jacobson at yahoo.com (Dan Jacobson)
Date: Wed Aug  4 23:57:30 2004
Subject: Special Guest Speaker
Message-ID: <19990716163909.7641.rocketmail@web118.yahoomail.com>


Rob,

Sounds great.  Does he have any idea when he'll next be in Baltimore?
If not then sounds like another opportunity for corporate sponsorship
:-).

Dan

--- "Manning, Rob" <Rob_Manning@mail.ci.baltimore.md.us> wrote:
> All,
> 	Hey, I got a reponse from Mark-Jason Dominus who 
> would be available to talk with our group.  Mark writes the 
> regular column "Bricolage" for The Perl Journal 
> and regularly speaks/teaches at conferences, seminars 
> and Perl Monger groups.  He was a featured speaker at Perl 
> Conference 2.0 in 1998 where he presented a 6-hour tutorial 
> on Web security issues and a 45-minute talk called 
> The Perl Hardware Store.   He's based in the Philadelphia, Pa.
> area.  He said he'd be glad to speak at
> our meeting when he's in town, or since he's so close he 
> has graciously offered his time sooner than that if we will "sponsor"
> him.  
> That of course means a place for him to stay - got that 
> covered - and a train ticket down here from Pa.(~$80 or
> perhaps someone who commutes to Baltimore from Pa. each
> day(Yuk!) and could give him a lift down and  back?).  Anyway I just
> wanted to throw this out as a suggestion to the group.  What 
> does everyone think?
> 
> Rob
> 
> 
> 
> Rob Manning                                     manningr@tcsnet.net
> Senior Systems Analyst                      Work (410) 396-3922
> TeleCommunication Systems               Fax  (410) 837-0546
> 
> 


_________________________________________________________
Do You Yahoo!?
Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com


From Rob_Manning at mail.ci.baltimore.md.us  Fri Jul 16 11:46:23 1999
From: Rob_Manning at mail.ci.baltimore.md.us (Manning, Rob)
Date: Wed Aug  4 23:57:30 2004
Subject: Special Guest Speaker
Message-ID: <118CFE9A2035D111AE7B0060081C75131EB0A1@finance.ci.baltimore.md.us>

Actually I just got a response from Mark on that, and it
looks like not until sometime in September.

Rob


Rob Manning                                     manningr@tcsnet.net
Senior Systems Analyst                      Work (410) 396-4963
TeleCommunication Systems               Fax  (410) 837-0546

> -----Original Message-----
> From:	Dan Jacobson [SMTP:dan_a_jacobson@yahoo.com]
> Sent:	Friday, July 16, 1999 12:39 PM
> To:	Manning, Rob; 'Baltimore PM List'
> Subject:	Re: Special Guest Speaker
> 
> 
> Rob,
> 
> Sounds great.  Does he have any idea when he'll next be in Baltimore?
> If not then sounds like another opportunity for corporate sponsorship
> :-).
> 
> Dan
> 
> --- "Manning, Rob" <Rob_Manning@mail.ci.baltimore.md.us> wrote:
> > All,
> > 	Hey, I got a reponse from Mark-Jason Dominus who 
> > would be available to talk with our group.  Mark writes the 
> > regular column "Bricolage" for The Perl Journal 
> > and regularly speaks/teaches at conferences, seminars 
> > and Perl Monger groups.  He was a featured speaker at Perl 
> > Conference 2.0 in 1998 where he presented a 6-hour tutorial 
> > on Web security issues and a 45-minute talk called 
> > The Perl Hardware Store.   He's based in the Philadelphia, Pa.
> > area.  He said he'd be glad to speak at
> > our meeting when he's in town, or since he's so close he 
> > has graciously offered his time sooner than that if we will
> "sponsor"
> > him.  
> > That of course means a place for him to stay - got that 
> > covered - and a train ticket down here from Pa.(~$80 or
> > perhaps someone who commutes to Baltimore from Pa. each
> > day(Yuk!) and could give him a lift down and  back?).  Anyway I just
> > wanted to throw this out as a suggestion to the group.  What 
> > does everyone think?
> > 
> > Rob
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > Rob Manning                                     manningr@tcsnet.net
> > Senior Systems Analyst                      Work (410) 396-3922
> > TeleCommunication Systems               Fax  (410) 837-0546
> > 
> > 
> 
> 
> _________________________________________________________
> Do You Yahoo!?
> Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com

From James.Genus.Jr at nsc.com  Fri Jul 16 12:38:25 1999
From: James.Genus.Jr at nsc.com (James Genus Jr)
Date: Wed Aug  4 23:57:30 2004
Subject: Special Guest Speaker
Message-ID: <"08B02378F6E11064*/c=US/admd= /prmd=National/o=notes/ou=Americas/s=Genus Jr/g=James/"@MHS>

great idea! we lucked out that he's nearby. any sort of fund to use for 
contributions for a case like this?

James




Rob_Manning@mail.ci.baltimore.md.us on 07/16/99 12:19:00 PM
To:	baltimore-pm-list@happyfunball.pm.org@Internet
cc:	 (bcc: James Genus Jr/Americas/NSC)
Subject:	Special Guest Speaker

All,
	Hey, I got a reponse from Mark-Jason Dominus who 
would be available to talk with our group.  Mark writes the 
regular column "Bricolage" for The Perl Journal 
and regularly speaks/teaches at conferences, seminars 
and Perl Monger groups.  He was a featured speaker at Perl 
Conference 2.0 in 1998 where he presented a 6-hour tutorial 
on Web security issues and a 45-minute talk called 
The Perl Hardware Store.   He's based in the Philadelphia, Pa.
area.  He said he'd be glad to speak at
our meeting when he's in town, or since he's so close he 
has graciously offered his time sooner than that if we will "sponsor"
him.  
That of course means a place for him to stay - got that 
covered - and a train ticket down here from Pa.(~$80 or
perhaps someone who commutes to Baltimore from Pa. each
day(Yuk!) and could give him a lift down and  back?).  Anyway I just
wanted to throw this out as a suggestion to the group.  What 
does everyone think?

Rob



Rob Manning                                     manningr@tcsnet.net
Senior Systems Analyst                      Work (410) 396-3922
TeleCommunication Systems               Fax  (410) 837-0546




From Rob_Manning at mail.ci.baltimore.md.us  Fri Jul 16 14:34:38 1999
From: Rob_Manning at mail.ci.baltimore.md.us (Manning, Rob)
Date: Wed Aug  4 23:57:30 2004
Subject: Special Guest Speaker
Message-ID: <118CFE9A2035D111AE7B0060081C75131EB0A4@finance.ci.baltimore.md.us>

James,
	Not sure, but I'd say that would have to be the 
impromptu guest speaker fund. :-)  

I suppose in this case one person (perhaps myself) should purchase
the ticket and at the meeting contributions could be 
collected to reimburse that individual's expense?  

How many would favor this type of arrangement for the 
next meeting?

Rob

Rob Manning                                     manningr@tcsnet.net
Senior Systems Analyst                      Work (410) 396-4963
TeleCommunication Systems               Fax  (410) 837-0546

> -----Original Message-----
> From:	James Genus Jr [SMTP:James.Genus.Jr@nsc.com]
> Sent:	Friday, July 16, 1999 1:38 PM
> To:	Rob_Manning
> Cc:	baltimore-pm-list
> Subject:	Re: Special Guest Speaker
> 
> great idea! we lucked out that he's nearby. any sort of fund to use
> for 
> contributions for a case like this?
> 
> James
> 
> 
> 
> 
> Rob_Manning@mail.ci.baltimore.md.us on 07/16/99 12:19:00 PM
> To:	baltimore-pm-list@happyfunball.pm.org@Internet
> cc:	 (bcc: James Genus Jr/Americas/NSC)
> Subject:	Special Guest Speaker
> 
> All,
> 	Hey, I got a reponse from Mark-Jason Dominus who 
> would be available to talk with our group.  Mark writes the 
> regular column "Bricolage" for The Perl Journal 
> and regularly speaks/teaches at conferences, seminars 
> and Perl Monger groups.  He was a featured speaker at Perl 
> Conference 2.0 in 1998 where he presented a 6-hour tutorial 
> on Web security issues and a 45-minute talk called 
> The Perl Hardware Store.   He's based in the Philadelphia, Pa.
> area.  He said he'd be glad to speak at
> our meeting when he's in town, or since he's so close he 
> has graciously offered his time sooner than that if we will "sponsor"
> him.  
> That of course means a place for him to stay - got that 
> covered - and a train ticket down here from Pa.(~$80 or
> perhaps someone who commutes to Baltimore from Pa. each
> day(Yuk!) and could give him a lift down and  back?).  Anyway I just
> wanted to throw this out as a suggestion to the group.  What 
> does everyone think?
> 
> Rob
> 
> 
> 
> Rob Manning                                     manningr@tcsnet.net
> Senior Systems Analyst                      Work (410) 396-3922
> TeleCommunication Systems               Fax  (410) 837-0546
> 
> 

From James.Genus.Jr at nsc.com  Fri Jul 16 14:41:09 1999
From: James.Genus.Jr at nsc.com (James Genus Jr)
Date: Wed Aug  4 23:57:30 2004
Subject: Special Guest Speaker
Message-ID: <"08B02378F8AD54AB*/c=US/admd= /prmd=National/o=notes/ou=Americas/s=Genus Jr/g=James/"@MHS>

I realised the answer the minute I had pressed send...hehehe I'd be more than 
happy to pitch in!

James




Rob_Manning@mail.ci.baltimore.md.us on 07/16/99 03:36:00 PM
To:	James Genus Jr/Americas/NSC@NSC
cc:	baltimore-pm-list@happyfunball.pm.org@Internet 
Subject:	RE: Special Guest Speaker

James,
	Not sure, but I'd say that would have to be the 
impromptu guest speaker fund. :-)  

I suppose in this case one person (perhaps myself) should purchase
the ticket and at the meeting contributions could be 
collected to reimburse that individual's expense?  

How many would favor this type of arrangement for the 
next meeting?

Rob

Rob Manning                                     manningr@tcsnet.net
Senior Systems Analyst                      Work (410) 396-4963
TeleCommunication Systems               Fax  (410) 837-0546

> -----Original Message-----
> From:	James Genus Jr [SMTP:James.Genus.Jr@nsc.com]
> Sent:	Friday, July 16, 1999 1:38 PM
> To:	Rob_Manning
> Cc:	baltimore-pm-list
> Subject:	Re: Special Guest Speaker
> 
> great idea! we lucked out that he's nearby. any sort of fund to use
> for 
> contributions for a case like this?
> 
> James
> 
> 
> 
> 
> Rob_Manning@mail.ci.baltimore.md.us on 07/16/99 12:19:00 PM
> To:	baltimore-pm-list@happyfunball.pm.org@Internet
> cc:	 (bcc: James Genus Jr/Americas/NSC)
> Subject:	Special Guest Speaker
> 
> All,
> 	Hey, I got a reponse from Mark-Jason Dominus who 
> would be available to talk with our group.  Mark writes the 
> regular column "Bricolage" for The Perl Journal 
> and regularly speaks/teaches at conferences, seminars 
> and Perl Monger groups.  He was a featured speaker at Perl 
> Conference 2.0 in 1998 where he presented a 6-hour tutorial 
> on Web security issues and a 45-minute talk called 
> The Perl Hardware Store.   He's based in the Philadelphia, Pa.
> area.  He said he'd be glad to speak at
> our meeting when he's in town, or since he's so close he 
> has graciously offered his time sooner than that if we will "sponsor"
> him.  
> That of course means a place for him to stay - got that 
> covered - and a train ticket down here from Pa.(~$80 or
> perhaps someone who commutes to Baltimore from Pa. each
> day(Yuk!) and could give him a lift down and  back?).  Anyway I just
> wanted to throw this out as a suggestion to the group.  What 
> does everyone think?
> 
> Rob
> 
> 
> 
> Rob Manning                                     manningr@tcsnet.net
> Senior Systems Analyst                      Work (410) 396-3922
> TeleCommunication Systems               Fax  (410) 837-0546
> 
> 



From kcline at c3i.saic.com  Fri Jul 16 14:55:09 1999
From: kcline at c3i.saic.com (Ken Cline)
Date: Wed Aug  4 23:57:30 2004
Subject: Special Guest Speaker
In-Reply-To: <118CFE9A2035D111AE7B0060081C75131EB0A4@finance.ci.baltimore.md.us>
Message-ID: <Pine.GSO.3.95.990716155141.12373g-100000@loon>


On Fri, 16 Jul 1999, Manning, Rob wrote:

> James,
> 	Not sure, but I'd say that would have to be the 
> impromptu guest speaker fund. :-)  
> 
> I suppose in this case one person (perhaps myself) should purchase
> the ticket and at the meeting contributions could be 
> collected to reimburse that individual's expense?  
> 
> How many would favor this type of arrangement for the 
> next meeting?

That's fine with me.  Do you accept e-cash?

Is it just travel expenses?

Ken.


> > -----Original Message-----
> > From:	James Genus Jr [SMTP:James.Genus.Jr@nsc.com]
> > Sent:	Friday, July 16, 1999 1:38 PM
> > To:	Rob_Manning
> > Cc:	baltimore-pm-list
> > Subject:	Re: Special Guest Speaker
> > 
> > great idea! we lucked out that he's nearby. any sort of fund to use
> > for 
> > contributions for a case like this?
> > 
> > James
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > Rob_Manning@mail.ci.baltimore.md.us on 07/16/99 12:19:00 PM
> > To:	baltimore-pm-list@happyfunball.pm.org@Internet
> > cc:	 (bcc: James Genus Jr/Americas/NSC)
> > Subject:	Special Guest Speaker
> > 
> > All,
> > 	Hey, I got a reponse from Mark-Jason Dominus who 
> > would be available to talk with our group.  Mark writes the 
> > regular column "Bricolage" for The Perl Journal 
> > and regularly speaks/teaches at conferences, seminars 
> > and Perl Monger groups.  He was a featured speaker at Perl 
> > Conference 2.0 in 1998 where he presented a 6-hour tutorial 
> > on Web security issues and a 45-minute talk called 
> > The Perl Hardware Store.   He's based in the Philadelphia, Pa.
> > area.  He said he'd be glad to speak at
> > our meeting when he's in town, or since he's so close he 
> > has graciously offered his time sooner than that if we will "sponsor"
> > him.  
> > That of course means a place for him to stay - got that 
> > covered - and a train ticket down here from Pa.(~$80 or
> > perhaps someone who commutes to Baltimore from Pa. each
> > day(Yuk!) and could give him a lift down and  back?).  Anyway I just
> > wanted to throw this out as a suggestion to the group.  What 
> > does everyone think?
> > 
> > Rob
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > Rob Manning                                     manningr@tcsnet.net
> > Senior Systems Analyst                      Work (410) 396-3922
> > TeleCommunication Systems               Fax  (410) 837-0546
> > 
> > 
> 

_________________________________________________________
Ken Cline                             kcline@c3i.saic.com
SAIC                                 VOICE (410) 571-0413
Annapolis, MD                          FAX (301) 261-8427



From sandoz at umbc.edu  Fri Jul 16 15:10:53 1999
From: sandoz at umbc.edu (James W. Sandoz; (BIO;FAC))
Date: Wed Aug  4 23:57:30 2004
Subject: Special Guest Speaker
In-Reply-To: <118CFE9A2035D111AE7B0060081C75131EB0A4@finance.ci.baltimore.md.us>
Message-ID: <Pine.SGI.3.96A.990716155320.4905391B-100000@umbc7.umbc.edu>

> How many would favor this type of arrangement for the 
> next meeting?

Heck. I'm game.

I see a problem and an opportunity.  Problem:  MJD is a Perl Jedi.  I
believe he'll attract far more than the dozen of us who came to the
original meeting.  I suggest that on the web page announcement you ask
those interested in attending to respond so that we can have an alternate
place to meet if needed. I'll check here at umbc....

Just talked to someone and he needs to know if computers are required.
There's a problem if they are, since each user would need to be granted 
temporary access to the system.  We _are_ talking about Aug3?

Opportunity:  Here I'm fishing.  But it seems that there are a lot of
companies which just love to throw money at groups such as perlmongers.  I
may be dreaming, but does anyone have any idea for leads? Active State?
Red Hat? Other?

	Jim

Mr. James W. Sandoz, Instructor, UMBC Dept of Biol Sciences,  
				 1000 Hilltop Circle
				 Catonsville, MD 21250
voice: (410) 455-3497; fax: 455-3875; net: sandoz@umbc.edu




From Rob_Manning at mail.ci.baltimore.md.us  Fri Jul 16 15:58:28 1999
From: Rob_Manning at mail.ci.baltimore.md.us (Manning, Rob)
Date: Wed Aug  4 23:57:30 2004
Subject: Special Guest Speaker
Message-ID: <118CFE9A2035D111AE7B0060081C75131EB0A8@finance.ci.baltimore.md.us>

Jim,
	You raise alot a good points.  I was going to suggest
that we look for a bigger venue for "special" guest speaker 
meetings.  In the back of my mind I just assumed that we could
use a campus room.  But perhaps the network connection may not be
necessary - a laptop could be used when hooked up to a 19/21-inch
monitor for a group of 20 people or so.   I will definitely make
sure to specify on the website to RSVP should we go ahead with
this.  August 3rd is what I had in mind to ask Mark about - assuming the
group is in favor of it.  


Rob


Rob Manning                                     manningr@tcsnet.net
Senior Systems Analyst                      Work (410) 396-4963
TeleCommunication Systems               Fax  (410) 837-0546

> -----Original Message-----
> From:	James W. Sandoz; (BIO;FAC) [SMTP:sandoz@umbc.edu]
> Sent:	Friday, July 16, 1999 4:11 PM
> To:	Manning, Rob
> Cc:	'James Genus Jr'; 'Baltimore PM List'
> Subject:	RE: Special Guest Speaker
> 
> > How many would favor this type of arrangement for the 
> > next meeting?
> 
> Heck. I'm game.
> 
> I see a problem and an opportunity.  Problem:  MJD is a Perl Jedi.  I
> believe he'll attract far more than the dozen of us who came to the
> original meeting.  I suggest that on the web page announcement you ask
> those interested in attending to respond so that we can have an
> alternate
> place to meet if needed. I'll check here at umbc....
> 
> Just talked to someone and he needs to know if computers are required.
> There's a problem if they are, since each user would need to be
> granted 
> temporary access to the system.  We _are_ talking about Aug3?
> 
> Opportunity:  Here I'm fishing.  But it seems that there are a lot of
> companies which just love to throw money at groups such as
> perlmongers.  I
> may be dreaming, but does anyone have any idea for leads? Active
> State?
> Red Hat? Other?
> 
> 	Jim
> 
> Mr. James W. Sandoz, Instructor, UMBC Dept of Biol Sciences,  
> 				 1000 Hilltop Circle
> 				 Catonsville, MD 21250
> voice: (410) 455-3497; fax: 455-3875; net: sandoz@umbc.edu
> 
> 

From dan_a_jacobson at yahoo.com  Fri Jul 16 16:27:45 1999
From: dan_a_jacobson at yahoo.com (Dan Jacobson)
Date: Wed Aug  4 23:57:30 2004
Subject: Special Guest Speaker
Message-ID: <19990716212745.8644.rocketmail@web124.yahoomail.com>


Rob,

September might not be a bad time.  That would allow us to gauge what
the response is going to be and do some planning for an "event" in
September when we get together in August.

Dan

--- "Manning, Rob" <Rob_Manning@mail.ci.baltimore.md.us> wrote:
> Actually I just got a response from Mark on that, and it
> looks like not until sometime in September.
> 
> Rob
> 
> 
> Rob Manning                                     manningr@tcsnet.net
> Senior Systems Analyst                      Work (410) 396-4963
> TeleCommunication Systems               Fax  (410) 837-0546
> 
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From:	Dan Jacobson [SMTP:dan_a_jacobson@yahoo.com]
> > Sent:	Friday, July 16, 1999 12:39 PM
> > To:	Manning, Rob; 'Baltimore PM List'
> > Subject:	Re: Special Guest Speaker
> > 
> > 
> > Rob,
> > 
> > Sounds great.  Does he have any idea when he'll next be in
> Baltimore?
> > If not then sounds like another opportunity for corporate
> sponsorship
> > :-).
> > 
> > Dan
> > 
> > --- "Manning, Rob" <Rob_Manning@mail.ci.baltimore.md.us> wrote:
> > > All,
> > > 	Hey, I got a reponse from Mark-Jason Dominus who 
> > > would be available to talk with our group.  Mark writes the 
> > > regular column "Bricolage" for The Perl Journal 
> > > and regularly speaks/teaches at conferences, seminars 
> > > and Perl Monger groups.  He was a featured speaker at Perl 
> > > Conference 2.0 in 1998 where he presented a 6-hour tutorial 
> > > on Web security issues and a 45-minute talk called 
> > > The Perl Hardware Store.   He's based in the Philadelphia, Pa.
> > > area.  He said he'd be glad to speak at
> > > our meeting when he's in town, or since he's so close he 
> > > has graciously offered his time sooner than that if we will
> > "sponsor"
> > > him.  
> > > That of course means a place for him to stay - got that 
> > > covered - and a train ticket down here from Pa.(~$80 or
> > > perhaps someone who commutes to Baltimore from Pa. each
> > > day(Yuk!) and could give him a lift down and  back?).  Anyway I
> just
> > > wanted to throw this out as a suggestion to the group.  What 
> > > does everyone think?
> > > 
> > > Rob
> > > 
> > > 
> > > 
> > > Rob Manning                                    
> manningr@tcsnet.net
> > > Senior Systems Analyst                      Work (410) 396-3922
> > > TeleCommunication Systems               Fax  (410) 837-0546
> > > 
> > > 
> > 
> > 
> > _________________________________________________________
> > Do You Yahoo!?
> > Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com
> 

_________________________________________________________
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Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com


From dharris at drh.net  Fri Jul 16 16:30:00 1999
From: dharris at drh.net (David Harris)
Date: Wed Aug  4 23:57:30 2004
Subject: Special Guest Speaker
In-Reply-To: <118CFE9A2035D111AE7B0060081C75131EB0A8@finance.ci.baltimore.md.us>
Message-ID: <000701becfd2$5bc261a0$0500a8c0@delf>

Rob,

You mentioned a website for the group. I just checked the pm.org listing of
established group and it didn't have a link. Would you mind sharing the URL. Or
perhaps you are talking about a future website...

Also, thought I should offer free web hosting as I have access to that. We
could set up under the "pm.org" domain, so we would be "baltimore.pm.org".

Sorry I couldn't make it to the first visit. I've got family visiting this
week, and, besides that, I've been swamped with work. Hopefully I'll make the
next meeting.

 - David


-----Original Message-----
From:	owner-baltimore-pm-list@happyfunball.pm.org
[mailto:owner-baltimore-pm-list@happyfunball.pm.org] On Behalf Of Manning, Rob
Sent:	Friday, July 16, 1999 4:58 PM
To:	'James W. Sandoz; (BIO;FAC)'
Cc:	'Baltimore PM List'
Subject:	RE: Special Guest Speaker

Jim,
	You raise alot a good points.  I was going to suggest
that we look for a bigger venue for "special" guest speaker
meetings.  In the back of my mind I just assumed that we could
use a campus room.  But perhaps the network connection may not be
necessary - a laptop could be used when hooked up to a 19/21-inch
monitor for a group of 20 people or so.   I will definitely make
sure to specify on the website to RSVP should we go ahead with
this.  August 3rd is what I had in mind to ask Mark about - assuming the
group is in favor of it.


Rob


Rob Manning                                     manningr@tcsnet.net
Senior Systems Analyst                      Work (410) 396-4963
TeleCommunication Systems               Fax  (410) 837-0546




From sandoz at umbc.edu  Fri Jul 16 16:35:25 1999
From: sandoz at umbc.edu (James W. Sandoz; (BIO;FAC))
Date: Wed Aug  4 23:57:30 2004
Subject: Special Guest Speaker
In-Reply-To: <19990716212745.8644.rocketmail@web124.yahoomail.com>
Message-ID: <Pine.SGI.3.96A.990716173031.4520790B-100000@umbc7.umbc.edu>

On Fri, 16 Jul 1999, Dan Jacobson wrote:
> September might not be a bad time.  That would allow us to gauge what
> the response is going to be and do some planning for an "event" in
> September when we get together in August.

> --- "Manning, Rob" <Rob_Manning@mail.ci.baltimore.md.us> wrote:
> > Actually I just got a response from Mark on that, and it
> > looks like not until sometime in September.

Well, that pretty much leaves August open for a 'regular' meeting.  I
suggest we get as much info as we can before then.  Did MJD indicate
whether he'd be available on the 7th of September, or does he prefer a
different specific day, or does he prefer a different day of the week?
	Jim Sandoz

Mr. James W. Sandoz, Instructor, UMBC Dept of Biol Sciences,  
				 1000 Hilltop Circle
				 Catonsville, MD 21250
voice: (410) 455-3497; fax: 455-3875; net: sandoz@umbc.edu



From kcline at c3i.saic.com  Fri Jul 16 20:30:38 1999
From: kcline at c3i.saic.com (Ken Cline)
Date: Wed Aug  4 23:57:30 2004
Subject: Special Guest Speaker
In-Reply-To: <Pine.SGI.3.96A.990716173031.4520790B-100000@umbc7.umbc.edu>
Message-ID: <Pine.GSO.3.95.990716212454.12841C-100000@loon>


On Fri, 16 Jul 1999, James W. Sandoz; (BIO;FAC) wrote:

> On Fri, 16 Jul 1999, Dan Jacobson wrote:
> > September might not be a bad time.  That would allow us
> > to gauge what the response is going to be and do some
> > planning for an "event" in September when we get
> > together in August.
> 
> > --- "Manning, Rob" <Rob_Manning@mail.ci.baltimore.md.us> wrote:
> > > Actually I just got a response from Mark on that, and it
> > > looks like not until sometime in September.
> 
> Well, that pretty much leaves August open for a 'regular' meeting.  I
> suggest we get as much info as we can before then.  Did MJD indicate
> whether he'd be available on the 7th of September, or does he prefer a
> different specific day, or does he prefer a different day of the week?
> 	Jim Sandoz

Will September make it more difficult to get a campus room?


On Fri, 16 Jul 1999, David Harris wrote:

> Rob,
> 
> You mentioned a website for the group. I just checked the
> pm.org listing of established group and it didn't have a
> link. Would you mind sharing the URL. Or perhaps you are
> talking about a future website...

http://baltimore.pm.org/


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From rmanning at erols.com  Fri Jul 16 20:29:47 1999
From: rmanning at erols.com (Rob Manning)
Date: Wed Aug  4 23:57:30 2004
Subject: Special Guest Speaker
References: <19990716212745.8644.rocketmail@web124.yahoomail.com>
Message-ID: <378FDC8A.A4865F5F@erols.com>

Dan

I think you're right.  Having given this some thought it is quite
short notice.  I'll follow up with Mark to see exactly when he
plans to be down here in September.  Perhaps September's
meeting date can be fluid as well.  I keep you all posted...

Rob

Dan Jacobson wrote:

> Rob,
>
> September might not be a bad time.  That would allow us to gauge what
> the response is going to be and do some planning for an "event" in
> September when we get together in August.
>
> Dan
>
> --- "Manning, Rob" <Rob_Manning@mail.ci.baltimore.md.us> wrote:
> > Actually I just got a response from Mark on that, and it
> > looks like not until sometime in September.
> >
> > Rob
> >
> >
> > Rob Manning                                     manningr@tcsnet.net
> > Senior Systems Analyst                      Work (410) 396-4963
> > TeleCommunication Systems               Fax  (410) 837-0546
> >
> > > -----Original Message-----
> > > From:       Dan Jacobson [SMTP:dan_a_jacobson@yahoo.com]
> > > Sent:       Friday, July 16, 1999 12:39 PM
> > > To: Manning, Rob; 'Baltimore PM List'
> > > Subject:    Re: Special Guest Speaker
> > >
> > >
> > > Rob,
> > >
> > > Sounds great.  Does he have any idea when he'll next be in
> > Baltimore?
> > > If not then sounds like another opportunity for corporate
> > sponsorship
> > > :-).
> > >
> > > Dan
> > >
> > > --- "Manning, Rob" <Rob_Manning@mail.ci.baltimore.md.us> wrote:
> > > > All,
> > > >   Hey, I got a reponse from Mark-Jason Dominus who
> > > > would be available to talk with our group.  Mark writes the
> > > > regular column "Bricolage" for The Perl Journal
> > > > and regularly speaks/teaches at conferences, seminars
> > > > and Perl Monger groups.  He was a featured speaker at Perl
> > > > Conference 2.0 in 1998 where he presented a 6-hour tutorial
> > > > on Web security issues and a 45-minute talk called
> > > > The Perl Hardware Store.   He's based in the Philadelphia, Pa.
> > > > area.  He said he'd be glad to speak at
> > > > our meeting when he's in town, or since he's so close he
> > > > has graciously offered his time sooner than that if we will
> > > "sponsor"
> > > > him.
> > > > That of course means a place for him to stay - got that
> > > > covered - and a train ticket down here from Pa.(~$80 or
> > > > perhaps someone who commutes to Baltimore from Pa. each
> > > > day(Yuk!) and could give him a lift down and  back?).  Anyway I
> > just
> > > > wanted to throw this out as a suggestion to the group.  What
> > > > does everyone think?
> > > >
> > > > Rob
> > > >
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > Rob Manning
> > manningr@tcsnet.net
> > > > Senior Systems Analyst                      Work (410) 396-3922
> > > > TeleCommunication Systems               Fax  (410) 837-0546
> > > >
> > > >
> > >
> > >
> > > _________________________________________________________
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> >
>
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From sandoz at umbc.edu  Fri Jul 16 23:26:28 1999
From: sandoz at umbc.edu (James W. Sandoz; (BIO;FAC))
Date: Wed Aug  4 23:57:30 2004
Subject: Special Guest Speaker
In-Reply-To: <Pine.GSO.3.95.990716212454.12841C-100000@loon>
Message-ID: <Pine.SGI.3.96A.990717001521.4883737A-100000@umbc7.umbc.edu>

> Will September make it more difficult to get a campus room?

I dunno.  I spoke to someone whom I thought would know about the rooms,
and he wasn't sure.  I'd asked about a room with computers, which is a bit
more difficult to arrange, since users have to have accounts.  But Rob
thinks they won't be necessary.  (Neither do I, now that I think about
it).  
I don't think September will be a problem.  In the evenings, there
are plenty of unused classrooms on campus.  I've just got to find out how
to arrange one and to line up a projector.
I'm going on vacation Sunday and won't be back on campus or on line until 
the following week.
	Jim

Mr. James W. Sandoz, Instructor, UMBC Dept of Biol Sciences,  
				 1000 Hilltop Circle
				 Catonsville, MD 21250
voice: (410) 455-3497; fax: 455-3875; net: sandoz@umbc.edu




From rmanning at erols.com  Sat Jul 17 07:54:25 1999
From: rmanning at erols.com (Rob Manning)
Date: Wed Aug  4 23:57:30 2004
Subject: Special Guest Speaker
References: <Pine.SGI.3.96A.990717002634.4883737B-100000@umbc7.umbc.edu>
Message-ID: <37907D01.7F72D49A@erols.com>

Good news!  Mark says that he is available for the September 7th
meeting.  So I propose we use that as the target (I know that having a
specific date is important for scheduling things like space, equipment,
etc.)  As far as equipment goes, in the worst case if someone will
bring a laptop, I have a 19" monitor we could plug it into.  If September
7th is a go,  I'll announce it on the website with the meeting place TBD.
I can then ask for RSVP by email and send the location/time later to those
who we know are coming(RSVP'd).  This should give us an accurate count
of attendees.  Does this make sense or does someone have a better idea?

Rob

"James W. Sandoz; (BIO;FAC)" wrote:

> >     I just sent Mark a note to see what his availability for September
> > 7th is.  If it's a no go then I'll ask him which days he'd prefer.  I'll
> > get back to you when I have more info.
>
> Good.  Keep me posted.  But I'll be leaving Sunday morning for that
> vacationer's paradise, OC.  Coming back Thursday or Friday (probably Fri)
> so I probably won't be able to line anything up until the following
> Monday.  I'm hoping it won't be a Wednesday or Thursday.
>
>         Jim
>
> Mr. James W. Sandoz, Instructor, UMBC Dept of Biol Sciences,
>                                  1000 Hilltop Circle
>                                  Catonsville, MD 21250
> voice: (410) 455-3497; fax: 455-3875; net: sandoz@umbc.edu


From dan_a_jacobson at yahoo.com  Sat Jul 17 09:59:20 1999
From: dan_a_jacobson at yahoo.com (Dan Jacobson)
Date: Wed Aug  4 23:57:30 2004
Subject: Special Guest Speaker
Message-ID: <19990717145920.27223.rocketmail@web107.yahoomail.com>

Rob,

This is an opportunity to contact the group in D.C. and tell them that
we have a good speaker coming (mention his column in TPJ), and that
they
are welcome to attend.  This is a subtle way of cluing in any Baltimore
folks in the D.C. group that we exist.  It could also start a
relationship with the D.C. group where we make each other aware if we
are bringing in a "big name" speaker - a reicprocal seminar series
perhaps.

Dan

--- Rob Manning <rmanning@erols.com> wrote:
> Good news!  Mark says that he is available for the September 7th
> meeting.  So I propose we use that as the target (I know that having
> a
> specific date is important for scheduling things like space,
> equipment,
> etc.)  As far as equipment goes, in the worst case if someone will
> bring a laptop, I have a 19" monitor we could plug it into.  If
> September
> 7th is a go,  I'll announce it on the website with the meeting place
> TBD.
> I can then ask for RSVP by email and send the location/time later to
> those
> who we know are coming(RSVP'd).  This should give us an accurate
> count
> of attendees.  Does this make sense or does someone have a better
> idea?
> 
> Rob
> 
> "James W. Sandoz; (BIO;FAC)" wrote:
> 
> > >     I just sent Mark a note to see what his availability for
> September
> > > 7th is.  If it's a no go then I'll ask him which days he'd
> prefer.  I'll
> > > get back to you when I have more info.
> >
> > Good.  Keep me posted.  But I'll be leaving Sunday morning for that
> > vacationer's paradise, OC.  Coming back Thursday or Friday
> (probably Fri)
> > so I probably won't be able to line anything up until the following
> > Monday.  I'm hoping it won't be a Wednesday or Thursday.
> >
> >         Jim
> >
> > Mr. James W. Sandoz, Instructor, UMBC Dept of Biol Sciences,
> >                                  1000 Hilltop Circle
> >                                  Catonsville, MD 21250
> > voice: (410) 455-3497; fax: 455-3875; net: sandoz@umbc.edu
> 
> 

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From rmanning at erols.com  Sun Jul 18 11:40:48 1999
From: rmanning at erols.com (Rob Manning)
Date: Wed Aug  4 23:57:30 2004
Subject: Special Guest Speaker
References: <Pine.SGI.3.96A.990717090942.4959436A-100000@umbc7.umbc.edu>
Message-ID: <37920390.D31C76F9@erols.com>

Right!  I 'll get started...

Rob

"James W. Sandoz; (BIO;FAC)" wrote:

> Good news indeed!
>         I hope the worst case won't be necessary.  I'll try to line up a
> pc/projector setup.  There are a couple on campus. I won't be able to
> check until Friday at the earliest.
>         September 7 _should_ be ok with all of us at meeting#1.  Why don't
> you firm things up with MJD and go ahead and post it.  We (meaning you,
> unless you want to delegate some of this stuff) should email the nearby
> pm's (annapolis, dc, jpl (is the jet propulsion lab close?)) and nearby
> linux users groups.
>         I'll get to work on a room as soon as I get back.
>
>         Jim
>
> Mr. James W. Sandoz, Instructor, UMBC Dept of Biol Sciences,
>                                  1000 Hilltop Circle
>                                  Catonsville, MD 21250
> voice: (410) 455-3497; fax: 455-3875; net: sandoz@umbc.edu


From rmanning at erols.com  Sun Jul 18 11:43:55 1999
From: rmanning at erols.com (Rob Manning)
Date: Wed Aug  4 23:57:30 2004
Subject: Special Guest Speaker
References: <19990717145920.27223.rocketmail@web107.yahoomail.com>
Message-ID: <3792044B.37537035@erols.com>

Great idea!!  I'll see to it...

Rob

Dan Jacobson wrote:

> Rob,
>
> This is an opportunity to contact the group in D.C. and tell them that
> we have a good speaker coming (mention his column in TPJ), and that
> they
> are welcome to attend.  This is a subtle way of cluing in any Baltimore
> folks in the D.C. group that we exist.  It could also start a
> relationship with the D.C. group where we make each other aware if we
> are bringing in a "big name" speaker - a reicprocal seminar series
> perhaps.
>
> Dan
>
> --- Rob Manning <rmanning@erols.com> wrote:
> > Good news!  Mark says that he is available for the September 7th
> > meeting.  So I propose we use that as the target (I know that having
> > a
> > specific date is important for scheduling things like space,
> > equipment,
> > etc.)  As far as equipment goes, in the worst case if someone will
> > bring a laptop, I have a 19" monitor we could plug it into.  If
> > September
> > 7th is a go,  I'll announce it on the website with the meeting place
> > TBD.
> > I can then ask for RSVP by email and send the location/time later to
> > those
> > who we know are coming(RSVP'd).  This should give us an accurate
> > count
> > of attendees.  Does this make sense or does someone have a better
> > idea?
> >
> > Rob
> >
> > "James W. Sandoz; (BIO;FAC)" wrote:
> >
> > > >     I just sent Mark a note to see what his availability for
> > September
> > > > 7th is.  If it's a no go then I'll ask him which days he'd
> > prefer.  I'll
> > > > get back to you when I have more info.
> > >
> > > Good.  Keep me posted.  But I'll be leaving Sunday morning for that
> > > vacationer's paradise, OC.  Coming back Thursday or Friday
> > (probably Fri)
> > > so I probably won't be able to line anything up until the following
> > > Monday.  I'm hoping it won't be a Wednesday or Thursday.
> > >
> > >         Jim
> > >
> > > Mr. James W. Sandoz, Instructor, UMBC Dept of Biol Sciences,
> > >                                  1000 Hilltop Circle
> > >                                  Catonsville, MD 21250
> > > voice: (410) 455-3497; fax: 455-3875; net: sandoz@umbc.edu
> >
> >
>
> _________________________________________________________
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From Rob_Manning at mail.ci.baltimore.md.us  Mon Jul 19 07:20:56 1999
From: Rob_Manning at mail.ci.baltimore.md.us (Manning, Rob)
Date: Wed Aug  4 23:57:30 2004
Subject: Special Guest Speaker
Message-ID: <118CFE9A2035D111AE7B0060081C75131EB0AA@finance.ci.baltimore.md.us>


	Mark needs reimbursement for the train ticket down
on Sept. 7 since it's a special trip for him.  He's estimated that it
would
cost about $80.  So what I think we could do is take up a collection
from the members that attend august's meeting, then perhaps 
the Sept 7th meeting will have a small cover charge for those
that didn't attend august's meeting (I'm thinking maybe $2 - $4
if we get enough RSVP's).   So I could announce the $4 cover 
charge on the web and if it exceeds Mark's ticket cost we could
either reduce it, or setup a guest speaker fund to provide for
future "special meetings".  

What do you guys think?

Rob

Rob Manning                                     manningr@tcsnet.net
Senior Systems Analyst                      Work (410) 396-4963
TeleCommunication Systems               Fax  (410) 837-0546

> -----Original Message-----
> From:	Ken Cline [SMTP:kcline@c3i.saic.com]
> Sent:	Friday, July 16, 1999 3:55 PM
> To:	Baltimore PM List
> Subject:	RE: Special Guest Speaker
> 
> 
> On Fri, 16 Jul 1999, Manning, Rob wrote:
> 
> > James,
> > 	Not sure, but I'd say that would have to be the 
> > impromptu guest speaker fund. :-)  
> > 
> > I suppose in this case one person (perhaps myself) should purchase
> > the ticket and at the meeting contributions could be 
> > collected to reimburse that individual's expense?  
> > 
> > How many would favor this type of arrangement for the 
> > next meeting?
> 
> That's fine with me.  Do you accept e-cash?
> 
> Is it just travel expenses?
> 
> Ken.
> 
> 
> > > -----Original Message-----
> > > From:	James Genus Jr [SMTP:James.Genus.Jr@nsc.com]
> > > Sent:	Friday, July 16, 1999 1:38 PM
> > > To:	Rob_Manning
> > > Cc:	baltimore-pm-list
> > > Subject:	Re: Special Guest Speaker
> > > 
> > > great idea! we lucked out that he's nearby. any sort of fund to
> use
> > > for 
> > > contributions for a case like this?
> > > 
> > > James
> > > 
> > > 
> > > 
> > > 
> > > Rob_Manning@mail.ci.baltimore.md.us on 07/16/99 12:19:00 PM
> > > To:	baltimore-pm-list@happyfunball.pm.org@Internet
> > > cc:	 (bcc: James Genus Jr/Americas/NSC)
> > > Subject:	Special Guest Speaker
> > > 
> > > All,
> > > 	Hey, I got a reponse from Mark-Jason Dominus who 
> > > would be available to talk with our group.  Mark writes the 
> > > regular column "Bricolage" for The Perl Journal 
> > > and regularly speaks/teaches at conferences, seminars 
> > > and Perl Monger groups.  He was a featured speaker at Perl 
> > > Conference 2.0 in 1998 where he presented a 6-hour tutorial 
> > > on Web security issues and a 45-minute talk called 
> > > The Perl Hardware Store.   He's based in the Philadelphia, Pa.
> > > area.  He said he'd be glad to speak at
> > > our meeting when he's in town, or since he's so close he 
> > > has graciously offered his time sooner than that if we will
> "sponsor"
> > > him.  
> > > That of course means a place for him to stay - got that 
> > > covered - and a train ticket down here from Pa.(~$80 or
> > > perhaps someone who commutes to Baltimore from Pa. each
> > > day(Yuk!) and could give him a lift down and  back?).  Anyway I
> just
> > > wanted to throw this out as a suggestion to the group.  What 
> > > does everyone think?
> > > 
> > > Rob
> > > 
> > > 
> > > 
> > > Rob Manning
> manningr@tcsnet.net
> > > Senior Systems Analyst                      Work (410) 396-3922
> > > TeleCommunication Systems               Fax  (410) 837-0546
> > > 
> > > 
> > 
> 
> _________________________________________________________
> Ken Cline                             kcline@c3i.saic.com
> SAIC                                 VOICE (410) 571-0413
> Annapolis, MD                          FAX (301) 261-8427

From dan_a_jacobson at yahoo.com  Mon Jul 19 11:28:31 1999
From: dan_a_jacobson at yahoo.com (Dan Jacobson)
Date: Wed Aug  4 23:57:30 2004
Subject: Special Guest Speaker
Message-ID: <19990719162831.22752.rocketmail@web114.yahoomail.com>



Fine with me.

Dan

--- "Manning, Rob" <Rob_Manning@mail.ci.baltimore.md.us> wrote:
> 
> 	Mark needs reimbursement for the train ticket down
> on Sept. 7 since it's a special trip for him.  He's estimated that it
> would
> cost about $80.  So what I think we could do is take up a collection
> from the members that attend august's meeting, then perhaps 
> the Sept 7th meeting will have a small cover charge for those
> that didn't attend august's meeting (I'm thinking maybe $2 - $4
> if we get enough RSVP's).   So I could announce the $4 cover 
> charge on the web and if it exceeds Mark's ticket cost we could
> either reduce it, or setup a guest speaker fund to provide for
> future "special meetings".  
> 
> What do you guys think?
> 
> Rob
> 
> Rob Manning                                     manningr@tcsnet.net
> Senior Systems Analyst                      Work (410) 396-4963
> TeleCommunication Systems               Fax  (410) 837-0546
> 
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From:	Ken Cline [SMTP:kcline@c3i.saic.com]
> > Sent:	Friday, July 16, 1999 3:55 PM
> > To:	Baltimore PM List
> > Subject:	RE: Special Guest Speaker
> > 
> > 
> > On Fri, 16 Jul 1999, Manning, Rob wrote:
> > 
> > > James,
> > > 	Not sure, but I'd say that would have to be the 
> > > impromptu guest speaker fund. :-)  
> > > 
> > > I suppose in this case one person (perhaps myself) should
> purchase
> > > the ticket and at the meeting contributions could be 
> > > collected to reimburse that individual's expense?  
> > > 
> > > How many would favor this type of arrangement for the 
> > > next meeting?
> > 
> > That's fine with me.  Do you accept e-cash?
> > 
> > Is it just travel expenses?
> > 
> > Ken.
> > 
> > 
> > > > -----Original Message-----
> > > > From:	James Genus Jr [SMTP:James.Genus.Jr@nsc.com]
> > > > Sent:	Friday, July 16, 1999 1:38 PM
> > > > To:	Rob_Manning
> > > > Cc:	baltimore-pm-list
> > > > Subject:	Re: Special Guest Speaker
> > > > 
> > > > great idea! we lucked out that he's nearby. any sort of fund to
> > use
> > > > for 
> > > > contributions for a case like this?
> > > > 
> > > > James
> > > > 
> > > > 
> > > > 
> > > > 
> > > > Rob_Manning@mail.ci.baltimore.md.us on 07/16/99 12:19:00 PM
> > > > To:	baltimore-pm-list@happyfunball.pm.org@Internet
> > > > cc:	 (bcc: James Genus Jr/Americas/NSC)
> > > > Subject:	Special Guest Speaker
> > > > 
> > > > All,
> > > > 	Hey, I got a reponse from Mark-Jason Dominus who 
> > > > would be available to talk with our group.  Mark writes the 
> > > > regular column "Bricolage" for The Perl Journal 
> > > > and regularly speaks/teaches at conferences, seminars 
> > > > and Perl Monger groups.  He was a featured speaker at Perl 
> > > > Conference 2.0 in 1998 where he presented a 6-hour tutorial 
> > > > on Web security issues and a 45-minute talk called 
> > > > The Perl Hardware Store.   He's based in the Philadelphia, Pa.
> > > > area.  He said he'd be glad to speak at
> > > > our meeting when he's in town, or since he's so close he 
> > > > has graciously offered his time sooner than that if we will
> > "sponsor"
> > > > him.  
> > > > That of course means a place for him to stay - got that 
> > > > covered - and a train ticket down here from Pa.(~$80 or
> > > > perhaps someone who commutes to Baltimore from Pa. each
> > > > day(Yuk!) and could give him a lift down and  back?).  Anyway I
> > just
> > > > wanted to throw this out as a suggestion to the group.  What 
> > > > does everyone think?
> > > > 
> > > > Rob
> > > > 
> > > > 
> > > > 
> > > > Rob Manning
> > manningr@tcsnet.net
> > > > Senior Systems Analyst                      Work (410) 396-3922
> > > > TeleCommunication Systems               Fax  (410) 837-0546
> > > > 
> > > > 
> > > 
> > 
> > _________________________________________________________
> > Ken Cline                             kcline@c3i.saic.com
> > SAIC                                 VOICE (410) 571-0413
> > Annapolis, MD                          FAX (301) 261-8427
> 

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From bbailey at clark.net  Tue Jul 20 12:23:37 1999
From: bbailey at clark.net (Bruce Bailey)
Date: Wed Aug  4 23:57:30 2004
Subject: Special Guest Speaker
Message-ID: <01BED2BE.0384B300.bbailey@clark.net>

FYI,

If we need it for Mark (or any other meeting) I can get us a nice 
conference room (comfortably holds 30 or so) or an okay auditorium (looks 
like a highschool, but it holds hundreds).  Both have access to telephone, 
computer, and laptop with large format display.  I have after-hours access 
to a (not so attractive) computer lab, but it does not (yet!) have Internet 
access.  Refreshments are also available at a nominal cost.

Personally, I would prefer to meet on a college campus.

Bruce Bailey
http://www.dors.state.md.us/

On Saturday, July 17, 1999 12:26 AM, James W. Sandoz; (BIO;FAC) 
[SMTP:sandoz@umbc.edu] wrote:
> > Will September make it more difficult to get a campus room?
>
> I dunno.  I spoke to someone whom I thought would know about the rooms,
> and he wasn't sure.  I'd asked about a room with computers, which is a 
bit
> more difficult to arrange, since users have to have accounts.  But Rob
> thinks they won't be necessary.  (Neither do I, now that I think about
> it).
> I don't think September will be a problem.  In the evenings, there
> are plenty of unused classrooms on campus.  I've just got to find out how
> to arrange one and to line up a projector.
> I'm going on vacation Sunday and won't be back on campus or on line until 
> the following week.
> 	Jim
>
> Mr. James W. Sandoz, Instructor, UMBC Dept of Biol Sciences,
> 				 1000 Hilltop Circle
> 				 Catonsville, MD 21250
> voice: (410) 455-3497; fax: 455-3875; net: sandoz@umbc.edu

From rmanning at erols.com  Sat Jul 24 14:44:58 1999
From: rmanning at erols.com (Rob Manning)
Date: Wed Aug  4 23:57:30 2004
Subject: Sept. 7 Meeting
Message-ID: <379A17BA.881125E@erols.com>

All,
    Just a note to let everyone know that the Baltimore Perl Mongers
will be
hosting Mark-Jason Dominus for his talk on "The Hardware Store" on
September 7th.  The meeting will probably be held on the campus of UMBC
in Catonsville, MD.   The room will be announced as we get closer to the
event.
Mark teaches/lectures at conferences, seminars and  Perl Mongers user
groups
like ours.  He'll be returning from speaking at Perl Conference 3.0 at
the end
of August so this will also be a good time to hear how it went first
hand for
those of us who couldn't make it.  If you plan to attend please RSVP by
sending mail to Baltimore@Baltimore.pm.org.  See you there.

Rob Manning


From Rob_Manning at mail.ci.baltimore.md.us  Fri Jul 30 07:07:18 1999
From: Rob_Manning at mail.ci.baltimore.md.us (Manning, Rob)
Date: Wed Aug  4 23:57:30 2004
Subject: Aug 3. Meeting
Message-ID: <118CFE9A2035D111AE7B0060081C75131EB0DA@finance.ci.baltimore.md.us>

All,
	Just a reminder that the August 3rd meeting (next Tuesday) at
7:00p.m.,  will be held at "The Daily Grind" cafe at 501 West Cold
Spring Lane. (See http://baltimore.pm.org/directions.html for
directions.)  The meeting's itinerary
will be thus (as always suggestions are welcome!):

- Introduce new members.
- Discuss details for hosting Mark-Jason Dominus at the September 7
meeting.
- Pass out O'Reilly and Associates discount book flyers.
- Open Forum.

Rob


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