RE: [uddi-spec] Next meeting moved from 4 April to 11 April

May 2 will work for me.

 

--Jason

 

Jason Garbis

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Systinet - a Mercury Division

 

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From: Rogers, Tony
[mailto:] 

Sent: Tuesday, April 11, 2006 6:52
AM

To: Luc Clement;


Subject: RE: [uddi-spec] Next
meeting moved from 4 April to 11 April

 

I think I can make the 2nd of May. I will
likely be in Boston, so the call will be at a civilised time :-)

 

Tony Rogers

CA, Inc

Senior Architect, Development



co-chair UDDI TC at OASIS

co-chair WS-Desc WG at W3C

 

From: Luc
Clement [mailto:]

Sent: Tue 11-Apr-06 7:37

To: Rogers, Tony;


Subject: RE: [uddi-spec] Next
meeting moved from 4 April to 11 April

Folks - getting
together tomorrow is not going to be possible for me after all. Given conflicts
I've heard of and my upcoming vacation (most important ;) ) I'd like to
reschedule the next meeting on Tue 2 May. 

 

Could you please
look at your respective schedules and let me know if this conflicts.

 

Thanks 

 

-- Luc

 

Luc
Cl幦ent | Director, Product
Management | Systinet, a Mercury Division |

Co-Chair, OASIS UDDI Technical Committee

One van de Graaff Drive Burlington, MA 01803

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From: Rogers,
Tony [mailto:] 

Sent: Monday, April 03, 2006 01:38

To: 

Subject: [uddi-spec] Next meeting
moved from 4 April to 11 April

I've had two requests to move the next
UDDI TC call from the 4th of April to the 11th, so we'll do that. If that
clashes horribly with someone's schedule, please email me or the list (or
both). The official reminder and agenda will come in due course.

 

Also, we've reached that time of the year when daylight
savings time changes - going ON for some of the Northern Hemisphere, such as
the US and UK, and OFF for some of the Southern Hemisphere, such as Australia
and New Zealand. Some standards organisations, such as W3C, ignore the Southern
Hemisphere, and pin their times to the US. As a more enlightened group, I
propose a little "sharing of the pain" - I propose we shift the time
by half an hour in the Northern Hemisphere, and one and a half hours in the
South - that means that the call goes from 7:30am to 6am for me, instead of
5:30am. That does move the call to 9pm in England, and 10pm
in Germany - is that OK? 

 

Tony Rogers

CA, Inc

Senior Architect, Development



co-chair UDDI TC at OASIS

co-chair WS-Desc WG at W3C