[AG-TECH] Timezones and the Beer Session
Don Morton
morton at cs.umt.edu
Wed Jan 16 20:11:49 CST 2002
Yeh, this temporal problem is probably one of the biggest
barriers to true global collaboration over the AG.
But, I would suggest that those of us who are hard-core
beer drinkers would not be averse to either
- Partying just a little later on the previous evening so
that their evening culminates with this symposium
or
- Getting up at 3 am to begin a day of partying (sounds kinda
fun to me!) - to quote the great philospher Kris Kristofferson
from "Sunday Morning Coming Down", "... the beer I had for
breakfast wasn't bad, so I had one more for dessert..."
And, that gives me thoughts of another category, which
maybe I'll offer to present "Great Country Music Beer
Drinking Songs!!" :) :) Now, that's where I can claim
some expertise!!! :) Since I constitute half the
organizing committee, I might be able to push that one
through :) :)
On Wed, 16 Jan 2002 zaluzec at aaem.amc.anl.gov wrote:
> Damn... the timezones. Noonish in the Midwest is ~ 4 AM in
> Sydney where I'll be during tbe Beer sessions. Sigh...it never
> fails....
>
> Hmmm... I wonder if anyone from the Sydney group
> is planning on attending? If anyone from Oz is going
> to be on-line drop me an Email and we can try to coordinate.
> I'll be at ANSTO/ Lucas Heights, but have no idea
> how far that is from the Sydney AG Node.
>
>
> Nestor
>
>
Don Morton http://www.cs.umt.edu/~morton/
Department of Computer Science The University of Montana
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