[RHCE] Meeting Space

[Lisa Lorenzin]

On Wed, 5 Mar 2003, Jaimie Livingston wrote:

> I have asked and have received permission from my employer (HAHT Commerce,
> Inc.) to offer a place for the class to meet. Depending on how many people
> show up, we can use either a large conference room (up to 10) or a meeting
> room (up to 150). Both areas can be setup with I-net access.

you ROCK!  yes, i think we're interested. :)  i suspect we'd be better off 
in the meeting room, if there's no problem with us using it.

On Wed, 5 Mar 2003, Steven Holton wrote:

[shared-remote-access setup details snipped]

> I know this works in a high-bandwidth, no firewall lab.
> What I don't know is if there will be any problems porting this
> into a dial-up, firewalled, and security aware Internet.
> There's also the social aspect; will people be as motivated to
> attend RHCE training if it doesn't get them out of the house to
> meet new people?

-1

i think we'd lose a lot by not all being in one room - it'd severely 
curtail discussion, and with the range of different clues available, 
that's one of the most useful parts of the study group, to me.  this is a 
neat idea in general, but i don't think it's a good fit for this specific 
group.

On Wed, 5 Mar 2003, Sinner from the Prairy wrote:

> Mmmm. Let me know ASAP, as I have to drive ~2 hours from Greenville to get to 
> the meetings.

since jeremy is okay with skipping this week, i think it's safe to call 
this one Officially Postponed.

On 5 Mar 2003, Jeremy Portzer wrote:

> [1] unfortunately this gets us out of whack with the schedule of not
> meeting the same week with TriLUG meetings.  This is okay with me for
> this time if we can get back in sync later.  What do others think?  
> -J.P.

two options:

1) meet next week, even though it's trilug week, and sync it up later
2) meet week-after-next and be back on track that way

any preferences?

						lisa

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