Poll for 2013 weekly meeting time
Hi everyone, The beginning of the new year is probably good time to re-consider our meeting weekly meeting time slot. We have some conflicts at ANL with the 4pm ET meeting time, and I imagine that some of the university folks have a new schedule this semester as well. Could everyone who attends (or plans to attend) the weekly conference calls please fill out this poll to mark what times you are available? http://www.doodle.com/wnixm2giaik7kp49 The poll says that it is for next Monday, but we are really trying to find time slots for a recurring meeting. Please mark what times you are _generally_ available, rather than the times that you are available this specific week. If we aren't able to find a Monday slot that works for everyone then we can expand the poll to include other days as well. thanks! -Phil
Are the times EST? -Richard On 01/08/2013 04:50 PM, Phil Carns wrote:
Hi everyone,
The beginning of the new year is probably good time to re-consider our meeting weekly meeting time slot. We have some conflicts at ANL with the 4pm ET meeting time, and I imagine that some of the university folks have a new schedule this semester as well.
Could everyone who attends (or plans to attend) the weekly conference calls please fill out this poll to mark what times you are available?
http://www.doodle.com/wnixm2giaik7kp49
The poll says that it is for next Monday, but we are really trying to find time slots for a recurring meeting. Please mark what times you are _generally_ available, rather than the times that you are available this specific week.
If we aren't able to find a Monday slot that works for everyone then we can expand the poll to include other days as well.
thanks! -Phil
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Hi Richard, It should show the time zone if you look towards the lower right hand corner of the description box above the table. It probably already defaults to EST for you, but if not you can click on a link there to set it to another time zone. FYI, let's still meet at the normal time this coming Monday. We can finalize a new time slot then. thanks, -Phil On 01/10/2013 06:53 PM, Richard Brooks wrote:
Are the times EST?
-Richard
On 01/08/2013 04:50 PM, Phil Carns wrote:
Hi everyone,
The beginning of the new year is probably good time to re-consider our meeting weekly meeting time slot. We have some conflicts at ANL with the 4pm ET meeting time, and I imagine that some of the university folks have a new schedule this semester as well.
Could everyone who attends (or plans to attend) the weekly conference calls please fill out this poll to mark what times you are available?
http://www.doodle.com/wnixm2giaik7kp49
The poll says that it is for next Monday, but we are really trying to find time slots for a recurring meeting. Please mark what times you are _generally_ available, rather than the times that you are available this specific week.
If we aren't able to find a Monday slot that works for everyone then we can expand the poll to include other days as well.
thanks! -Phil
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Just to follow up on the mailing list for anyone who wasn't able to make today's call: the consensus is to continue using the same meeting time/day that we already have (4pm ET, 3pm CT, 2pm MT). thanks, -Phil On 01/08/2013 04:50 PM, Phil Carns wrote:
Hi everyone,
The beginning of the new year is probably good time to re-consider our meeting weekly meeting time slot. We have some conflicts at ANL with the 4pm ET meeting time, and I imagine that some of the university folks have a new schedule this semester as well.
Could everyone who attends (or plans to attend) the weekly conference calls please fill out this poll to mark what times you are available?
http://www.doodle.com/wnixm2giaik7kp49
The poll says that it is for next Monday, but we are really trying to find time slots for a recurring meeting. Please mark what times you are _generally_ available, rather than the times that you are available this specific week.
If we aren't able to find a Monday slot that works for everyone then we can expand the poll to include other days as well.
thanks! -Phil
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Thanks Phil! -- Rob On Jan 14, 2013, at 3:14 PM, Phil Carns wrote:
Just to follow up on the mailing list for anyone who wasn't able to make today's call: the consensus is to continue using the same meeting time/day that we already have (4pm ET, 3pm CT, 2pm MT).
thanks, -Phil
On 01/08/2013 04:50 PM, Phil Carns wrote:
Hi everyone,
The beginning of the new year is probably good time to re-consider our meeting weekly meeting time slot. We have some conflicts at ANL with the 4pm ET meeting time, and I imagine that some of the university folks have a new schedule this semester as well.
Could everyone who attends (or plans to attend) the weekly conference calls please fill out this poll to mark what times you are available?
http://www.doodle.com/wnixm2giaik7kp49
The poll says that it is for next Monday, but we are really trying to find time slots for a recurring meeting. Please mark what times you are _generally_ available, rather than the times that you are available this specific week.
If we aren't able to find a Monday slot that works for everyone then we can expand the poll to include other days as well.
thanks! -Phil
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Rob Ross