[tei-council] No show [was Re: sunday hack session]

[Gabriel BODARD]

Dear all,

As James and Becky already know, I'm not going to make it to Ann Arbor 
in the flesh next week, but I will be attending all day Monday-Wednesday 
as a disembodied presence via Skype and IRC, and I've set aside those 
three days to work on odd/schema/guidelines related things.

Very sorry that I won't be seeing you all in person there (especially 
those of you I've not met yet), but looking forward to the working 
sessions nevertheless.

Cheers,

Gabby

On 10/04/2012 17:08, Kevin Hawkins wrote:
> All,
>
> I'd like to have a sense of how early I should show up on Sunday for the
> hack session, and and how late those of us there should stay to meet any
> late arrivals.  If you're planning to come, please let me know.  Well,
> let us all know so no one thinks they're going to have to spend an
> awkward afternoon alone with me.  :)
>
> An update on logistics will probably be coming from Becky this week, but
> let me say now that the Sunday hack session, just like the working
> meetings on Monday through Wednesday, will be in the Shapiro Library on
> U-M's central campus.  This is next door to the Hatcher Library, where
> the 2009 conference was held.  The folks at the hotel reception desk can
> tell you how to find it.
>
> We'll be in the Turkish-American Friendship Room, which is on the fourth
> floor.  Follow the signs once you're in the building.  Some of you will
> recall this room as one that was used for various meetings held before,
> during, and after the 2009 conference.
>
> See you soon!

-- 
Dr Gabriel BODARD
(Research Associate in Digital Epigraphy)

Department of Digital Humanities
King's College London
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