[clug] Move PSIG?

Robert Edwards bob at cs.anu.edu.au
Sun Jan 13 22:38:51 GMT 2008


Hi all,

Been away for a week, so only just got back to join this discussion.

PSIG is welcome to use the ANU CSIT Seminar room for monthly meetings,
and I will be happy to open up etc. or to make arrangements as
necessary.

The main problems with the ANU CSIT venue are:
  - no food (order pizza or sushi etc.)
  - parking

The main problems with the Pancake Parlour are:
  - expensive food (can't really order pizza or sushi)
  - parking
  - occasionally dodgy internet (sorry Steve!)
  - someone needs to remember to bring the data projector

However, speaking for myself, I am keen to keep it in the Civic area.

Cheers,

Bob Edwards.

Karun Dambiec wrote:
> Anybody looked into having the same venue as the main CLUG meetings?
> 
> 
> On Fri, 11 Jan 2008 19:25:46 +1100, "David Tulloh" <david at tulloh.id.au>
> said:
>> Chris Smart wrote:
>>> This might be sacrilege, but with the abolition of the early bird
>>> special, I put forward a motion that the location of PSIG be moved
>>> somewhere else. Dinners are now $40-$50.
>>>   
>> I've never been much of a fan of the pancake parlor and after the first 
>> few sessions I made an effort to eat beforehand.  Judging by the number 
>> of other people regularly not eating I wasn't alone.
>>
>> It might not be easy getting another venue, attendance varies wildly.  
>> However I think the first step is to start with a list of what we want 
>> or need.
>>
>> Some initial suggestions,
>>
>> Need:
>>  a separated area
>>  a quiet space
>>  an area to project on to
>>  not to have fixed booking fees
>>  access to a few power points
>>  
>> Want:
>>  drinks
>>  food
>>  wireless internet
>>  
>> Would be nice:
>>  built in projector
>>  a pony
>>
>>
>> David
>>
>> PS: My personal circumstances have changed slightly and I plan to attend 
>> meetings regularly again.
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