Re:BOF Luch time Session

[Glenn Ericson <Glenn-Ericson@xxxxxxx>]

Back in 93/ 94 [ if I recall correctly] the  LUG sessions were not  very
well attended. Mostly do to  other  sessions which  divided the audience
priorities.  THAT  being  said  and for all that is involved here, I tend
to Agree with Pete on  a minimum competition and maximum participation
arrangements for the meeting. Can we try for the 1st  lunch time after the
last EXPO  day?? That  would be WEDS<??>
       
 Glenn

At 09:18 AM 12/14/98 -0600, you wrote:
>I would also like to be included in any sessions that you hold on AS/400
>educational issues.  I have been getting many requests from User Groups for
>help with schools, etc., and would like some input on how best we can help.
>I have also been getting requests from schools for help with their local
>user groups, so if your user group would like to get in contact with these
>schools please let me know.  Thanks.
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>Linda Grigoleit
>AS/400 Partners In Education
>3605 Hwy 52 North, IMAD 922
>Rochester, MN  55902
>507-253-7508          T/L 553-7508          lfg@us.ibm.com
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>alucas@us.ibm.com on 12/10/98 03:18:49 PM
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>Please respond to COMMONLUG@midrange.com
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>To:   COMMONLUG@midrange.com
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>      Kathy Berkshire/Rochester/IBM (bcc: Linda Grigoleit/Rochester/IBM)
>Subject:  Re: Session on LUG development..
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>I think you have an excellent idea!  This would be a great opportunity for
>the LUGs.  Please let me know if I can do anything to help out!   In fact,
>I'd be willing to "host" a session to discuss AS/400 educational issues
>with the LUG members.
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>************
>Have a great day!
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>Anne C. Lucas, Program Manager
>AS/400 Worldwide Education/Services Strategy
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>"A diamond is a piece of coal that stuck to its job."
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>205/972-7015  T/L 799-7015
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>There's been several emails along in the past about doing a session on LUG
>developement...and other LUG topics which may be a bit too long to cover
>in the luncheon or not appropriate for the luncheon...
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>I've also just heard on midrange-l that the decision has been made to
>leave the noon-hours open on all conference days....this means we've got a
>90 minute window at lunchtime that's not being used for anything...except
>for labs...  I'ld like to suggest that if this is true that we sched a
>noontime LUG R&D meeting for lunchtime Thursday...  Venue tba.
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>This would allow us to carry forward on the momentum from the luncheon,
>have some time to consider the luncheon topics and use some time that
>potentially otherwise being wasted...  This woul dhelp us maximize the
>conf time for us...
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>Thoughts?
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>Don in DC
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Seasons Greetings

Glenn
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Glenn Ericson,          Phoenix Consulting                      
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