[UBUNTU-ART] Official art-team meeting times.

[Nicholas]

And what exactly was wrong with calling it Greenwich Mean Time!? I  
mean, seeing as that is the spot where it is counted from. OH well. You  
say tom-ay-doe, I'll say GMT.

Being in Western Canada, and having to work around various familial  
responsibilties, my available timeslots would be:
Weekdays: 2300 - 0600 GMT
Saturday: 1600 - 1900 GMT
Sunday: 1600 - 1900 , 2300 - 0600 GMT

Of course, I could probably schedule time to read the transcripts too!

Nicholas Burman
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On 17-Jul-05, at 8:11 AM, volvoguy wrote:

> Hi all!
>
> I think that by late next week or early the following week we should
> try to have our first official team meeting. I want to use this thread
> to discuss what day/time would be best for everybody, so chime in with
> what works best for you.
>
> It seems as though UTC is the most common time code for arranging
> international meetings, so I've been looking at this page to try and
> figure out how all that works:
>
> http://www.dxing.com/utcgmt.htm
>
> Personally, the only major responsibility I have right now is the
> physical therapy for my back - usually just twice a week in the late
> afternoon for a few hours. So it looks like any evening starting
> around 2300 UTC to 0600-0700 UTC would work best for me. Day of the
> week doesn't matter much, but all the new shows just started up again
> on "Sci-Fi Fridays". I DO have a VCR though, so any day should be
> fine. :o)
>
> Post your own free time in this thread and I'll try to figure out the
> best time for everyone. I think those chats can be logged, so nobody
> should have to miss out entirely. We'll get the conversation up on the
> wiki.
>
> --  
> Aaron
>
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