Hello all, Now that you've probably all forgotten about this list, it's probably a good time to start setting up a meeting. The things we should probably discuss are time/date, venue, and content / structure. My suggestions are: Time/Date: either a weeknight or weekend afternoon; any day of the week is generally OK, but some specific dates might not work (The next couple of weekends will be bad for me). Location: Somewhere out towards the northwest suburbs. There is a good chance that I can get Roosevelt University in Schaumburg to provide a room for the meeting. Content / structure: several other Lisp user groups organize their meetings as presentations by a few people about a topic of interest. I can do presentations on any number of topics (web serving with araneida is a general topic that I could do any number of sub-presentations in). I'm sure that other people can do interesting presentations too (*cough* Paul :-) My general thought is that we should set a general bound on topics as topics relating to Lisp (Common Lisp, Scheme, ISLISP, other recognizable lisps) and try to avoid presentations mostly relating to other languages. However, I don't think that we should limit ourselves to any one dialect of lisp - if we get *really* popular, there's always the possibility of SIGs :-) Thoughts? -- Brian Mastenbrook bmastenbrook@comcast.net http://www.cs.indiana.edu/~bmastenb/
Northwest suburbs is good for me. Downtown is fine too. Evenings are good. AKW ----- Original Message ----- From: "Brian Mastenbrook" <bmastenbrook@comcast.net> To: <chicago-lisp@common-lisp.net> Sent: Tuesday, October 26, 2004 8:03 PM Subject: [chicago-lisp] Chicago Lisp user group
Hello all,
Now that you've probably all forgotten about this list, it's probably a good time to start setting up a meeting. The things we should probably discuss are time/date, venue, and content / structure.
My suggestions are:
Time/Date: either a weeknight or weekend afternoon; any day of the week is generally OK, but some specific dates might not work (The next couple of weekends will be bad for me). Location: Somewhere out towards the northwest suburbs. There is a good chance that I can get Roosevelt University in Schaumburg to provide a room for the meeting. Content / structure: several other Lisp user groups organize their meetings as presentations by a few people about a topic of interest. I can do presentations on any number of topics (web serving with araneida is a general topic that I could do any number of sub-presentations in). I'm sure that other people can do interesting presentations too (*cough* Paul :-)
My general thought is that we should set a general bound on topics as topics relating to Lisp (Common Lisp, Scheme, ISLISP, other recognizable lisps) and try to avoid presentations mostly relating to other languages. However, I don't think that we should limit ourselves to any one dialect of lisp - if we get *really* popular, there's always the possibility of SIGs :-)
Thoughts? -- Brian Mastenbrook bmastenbrook@comcast.net http://www.cs.indiana.edu/~bmastenb/
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Brian and I are in the NW suburbs. Where's everyone else? Paul Andrew K. Wolven wrote:
Northwest suburbs is good for me. Downtown is fine too. Evenings are good.
AKW
----- Original Message ----- From: "Brian Mastenbrook" <bmastenbrook@comcast.net> To: <chicago-lisp@common-lisp.net> Sent: Tuesday, October 26, 2004 8:03 PM Subject: [chicago-lisp] Chicago Lisp user group
Hello all,
Now that you've probably all forgotten about this list, it's probably a good time to start setting up a meeting. The things we should probably discuss are time/date, venue, and content / structure.
My suggestions are:
Time/Date: either a weeknight or weekend afternoon; any day of the week is generally OK, but some specific dates might not work (The next couple of weekends will be bad for me). Location: Somewhere out towards the northwest suburbs. There is a good chance that I can get Roosevelt University in Schaumburg to provide a room for the meeting. Content / structure: several other Lisp user groups organize their meetings as presentations by a few people about a topic of interest. I can do presentations on any number of topics (web serving with araneida is a general topic that I could do any number of sub-presentations in). I'm sure that other people can do interesting presentations too (*cough* Paul :-)
My general thought is that we should set a general bound on topics as topics relating to Lisp (Common Lisp, Scheme, ISLISP, other recognizable lisps) and try to avoid presentations mostly relating to other languages. However, I don't think that we should limit ourselves to any one dialect of lisp - if we get *really* popular, there's always the possibility of SIGs :-)
Thoughts? -- Brian Mastenbrook bmastenbrook@comcast.net http://www.cs.indiana.edu/~bmastenb/
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Hi all, I'm on the North Shore. North Chicago or North suburbs preferred. -Earl On Oct 26, 2004, at 11:08 PM, Matthew Swank wrote:
I'm in the North suburbs. Meeting in the NW suburbs in the evening is do-able for me.
Matt
Paul F. Dietz wrote:
Brian and I are in the NW suburbs. Where's everyone else?
Paul
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myself and andrew are in hyde park. we can definitely get classroom space at the U of C. B On Tue, 26 Oct 2004, Paul F. Dietz wrote:
Brian and I are in the NW suburbs. Where's everyone else?
Paul
Andrew K. Wolven wrote:
Northwest suburbs is good for me. Downtown is fine too. Evenings are good.
AKW
----- Original Message ----- From: "Brian Mastenbrook" <bmastenbrook@comcast.net> To: <chicago-lisp@common-lisp.net> Sent: Tuesday, October 26, 2004 8:03 PM Subject: [chicago-lisp] Chicago Lisp user group
Hello all,
Now that you've probably all forgotten about this list, it's probably a good time to start setting up a meeting. The things we should probably discuss are time/date, venue, and content / structure.
My suggestions are:
Time/Date: either a weeknight or weekend afternoon; any day of the week is generally OK, but some specific dates might not work (The next couple of weekends will be bad for me). Location: Somewhere out towards the northwest suburbs. There is a good chance that I can get Roosevelt University in Schaumburg to provide a room for the meeting. Content / structure: several other Lisp user groups organize their meetings as presentations by a few people about a topic of interest. I can do presentations on any number of topics (web serving with araneida is a general topic that I could do any number of sub-presentations in). I'm sure that other people can do interesting presentations too (*cough* Paul :-)
My general thought is that we should set a general bound on topics as topics relating to Lisp (Common Lisp, Scheme, ISLISP, other recognizable lisps) and try to avoid presentations mostly relating to other languages. However, I don't think that we should limit ourselves to any one dialect of lisp - if we get *really* popular, there's always the possibility of SIGs :-)
Thoughts? -- Brian Mastenbrook bmastenbrook@comcast.net http://www.cs.indiana.edu/~bmastenb/
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Andrew K. Wolven -
Ben -
Brian Mastenbrook -
Earl J. Wagner -
Matthew Swank -
Paul F. Dietz