Re: TriJUG monthly meeting reminder for TOMORROW Monday Feb 16

Dear Chris,
	   I'm sure I speak for the whole TriJUG community in saying that we
understand and appreciate the fact that you've been there for so many
many meetings, and kept our connection to Nortel fresh and friendly. The
meeting happened just fine, albeit with warm drinks. Don't sweat it.
Andy had a cold too. See you at the next meeting!

-Pete (TriJUG secretary)

PS Chris is a Nortel engineer that, and as I'm sure many of you know,
he's the TriJUG Event Coordinator and liaison to Nortel. Chris lives in
Clayton and has a hell of a drive up to meet with us even when he isn't
under the weather with a cold.


cebmailbox-trijug-/[email protected] wrote:
> Sigh, I should probably resign my post after this...
>  
> For the first time (I think) I completely spaced on the Meeting.
>  
> In my [paltry] defense, I seemed to have gotten that terrible cold bug - the kind that blocks all your sinuses and makes it hard to concentrate.
>  
> It is only just now, 9:40pm, on the day of the meeting, that Meeting came to mind.
> It's not like me to forget a meeting, especially with Andy O speaking... :(
>  
> I apologize for missing it and the missing plates and cups that must have resulted.
>  
> -Chris
>  
> 
> --- On Sun, 2/15/09, Pete Soper <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> From: Pete Soper <[email protected]>
> Subject: [Juglist] TriJUG monthly meeting reminder for TOMORROW Monday Feb 16
> To: "Triangle Java User's Group" <[email protected]>
> Date: Sunday, February 15, 2009, 7:59 PM
> 
> Triangle Java User's Group presents:
> 
> Appcelerator and Titanium
> 
> Presented by Andrew Oliver
> 
> Monday, February 16, 2008
> 6:30 PM - 9:00 PM
> 
> Meeting at Nortel Networks
> 4001 E. Chapel Hill-Nelson Highway
> Research Triangle Park, North Carolina
> (if you don't know where this is be sure to see direction details below)
> 
> Abstract:
> 
> The Appcelerator Platform consists of an SDK for building rich web
> applications and is completely open source. Titanium is the first open
> platform for building rich desktop applications. We'll discover the
> basics of creating Java applications using the Appcelerator SDK, discuss
> the future directions of the platform and discuss the promise of the
> just-released (in alpha or beta) Titanium.
> 
> About the Speaker:
> Andrew C. Oliver has more than 10 years experience in Open Source
> Software. He was a lead developer for JBoss, Inc. He founded the POI
> project for the Apache Foundation. He is a board observer and member of
> the Open Source Initiative. Over the years Andrew has spoken at numerous
> national and international conferences and has provided training, course
> development and consulting services for some of the leading Open Source
> companies, both nationally and internationally. He has also been a
> contributing writer and blogger for publications such as O'Reilly OnJava
> and Red Hat Magazine. Mr. Oliver presently heads the already successful
> start-up Open Software Integrators, LLC which delivers professional
> services for Open Source companies as well as Enterprise Java consulting
> and training.
> 
> Additional details are available at http://trijug.org
> 
> Agenda:
> 6:30 - 7:00 PM -- Meet, Talk, free Pizza
>    Attendees coming before 6:30 should gather in the cafe area outside
> the meting room.
> 
> 7:00 - 7:15 -- JUG Business and Announcements
> 7:15 - 8:15 -- Presentation
> 8:15 - 8:30 -- Discussion with Presenter
> 9:00 - Doors close
> 
> Admission:
> 
> Paid-up members of TriJUG may attend without additional charge. Non
> members are asked to pay $5 per meeting. But, if you are either a full
> time student or unemployed, then we ask only $2 per meeting. Membership
> for 12 months is $40 and $15 respectively. The December meeting is an
> open discussion Birds of a Feather meeting where food and refreshments
> are free.
> 
> DIRECTIONS to Nortel Networks:
> 
> The address that can be cut and pasted into maps.google.com for
> to/from directions is:
> 
>      3931 E. NC Highway 54 Morrisville NC 27560
> 
> This points to the correct Nortel building drive entrance mentioned below.
> 
>>From Raleigh:
> Proceed West on I40 to Davis Drive (Exit 280) Take exit for Davis Drive.
> At the top of the ramp turn left (south) on Davis Drive Proceed to the
> light at Davis and 54 (aprox 1/3 mile) Turn left onto 54. Proceed
> approx. 1/4 mile to first (of 3) Nortel entrances on your left. Turn
> left into Nortel site (you should see a pond to your right) Proceed
> aprox. 200 yards to the first right turn into parking lot. Park near
> center of near side of building Enter through guard station near BIG
> YELLOW WALL. (Know your car's license plate number -- guard may ask.)
> 
>>From Durham:
> Proceed East on I40 to Davis Drive (Exit 280) Take exit for Davis Drive.
> At the top of the ramp turn left (south) on Davis Drive Proceed to the
> light at Davis and 54 (approx 1/4 mile) Turn left onto 54. Proceed
> approx. 1/4 mile to first (of 3) Nortel entrances on your left. Turn
> left into Nortel site (you should see a pond to your right) Proceed
> aprox. 200 yards to the first right turn into parking lot. Park near
> center of near side of building Enter through guard station near BIG
> YELLOW WALL. (Know your car's license plate number -- guard may ask.)
> 
>>From Cary/Apex:
> Entering RTP on Davis proceed to intersection with Hwy 54. Turn Right
> onto Hwy 54 (at light) Proceed approx. 1/4 mile to first (of 3) Nortel
> entrances on your left. Turn left into Nortel site (you should see a
> pond to your right) Proceed aprox. 200 yards to the first right turn
> into parking lot. Park near center of near side of building Enter
> through guard station near BIG YELLOW WALL. (Know your car's license
> plate number -- guard may ask.)
> 
> TriJUG web site:
> http://trijug.org
> 
> 
> 
> 
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