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[Jason Birch]

My preference would be for after 20:00 (when my kids go to bed) but that
pushes you "easterners" to 22:00 and 23:00 so I'd be happy to take the
bullet (from my wife) and go for an earlier time.  

How about 17:00 PST, 19:00 CMT, 20:00 EST?

Doing the meeting from home is better for me; I have to jump through
some hoops and install an IRC client on an external development server
(which I shouldn't really do) if I want to connect from work.

Do we have an IRC channel, or am I making a false assumption about the
means of communication?

Jason

-----Original Message-----
From: Fred Warnock [mailto:fred.warnock at gmail.com] 
Sent: Friday, March 03, 2006 10:45
To: dev at webcommittee.osgeo.org
Subject: Re: [Web Comm] Welcome message running

I'm in EST GMT -5

If the meeting is late enough, I'll just call in from home instead of
staying at the office.

fred

Pericles S. Nacionales wrote:
> On Thursday 02 March 2006 13:50, Tyler Mitchell wrote:
>   
>> Jason Birch wrote:
>>     
>>> What time zones are we dealing with?  I'm in PST (GMT -8).
>>>       
>> I am also in GMT -8.
>> I believe Howard, Daniel, Perry are all GMT -6 (Iowa,Texas,
Minnesota).
>>   Is that right guys?  Who else am I missing?
>>
>>     
> Yes, the three of us are at GMT -6.  I can make pretty much anytime on

> Friday or next week but would prefer evenings.  I think Howard also 
> prefers late afternoon/evenings.
>
> -Perry
>
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