[sv-ac] RE: Proposal: 2-day "Mantis Marathon" face-to-face

From: Seligman, Erik <erik.seligman_at_.....>
Date: Fri Sep 07 2007 - 07:16:51 PDT
Austin should work for me.  Dmitry, I assume from your distance, Austin
is just as good as SC.

How about the rest of you?  I haven't seen many replies to yesterday's
email.  If we want this to happen we should get things moving.  The more
of us that can attend in person, the more effective it will be.

(BTW-- John-- is someone investigating the reflector problems?)

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From: John Havlicek [mailto:john.havlicek@freescale.com] 
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Subject: Re: Proposal: 2-day "Mantis Marathon" face-to-face

Hi Erik:

After having slept on this, I woke up thinking it is a good idea to try
to make a face-to-face work.

However, I will not be able to attend in person unless the meeting is in
Austin.  So I am interested to hear whether people can attend a meeting
in Austin near the transition from September to October.

Wherever the meeting is held, there should be accommodation of remote
participants, at least through a conference call.  Possibly some
web-based multimedia sharing could be done.

There will need to be a quorum of participants in order to vote on
proposals.  If a quorum of participants cannot be raised, then the
meeting could still serve to accelerate revision and convergence on
proposals.

J.H.

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> Hi all--
> 
> Dmitry & I were chatting, and we are both worried about getting all 
> the current proposals into the standard in our time frame, given the 
> long SVAC-Champions-SVAC revision loop, the upcoming Jewish holidays 
> affecting various committee members, and the fact that we barely get 
> through half our agenda in most meetings.
> 
> One idea used by some of the other committees has been to hold a 2-day

> face-to-face session.  We would all be sitting in a single conference 
> room, looking at the same proposals on the screen, and we could try to

> complete edits & approve by voice vote as many items as possible.
> 
> Dmitry is willing to travel all the way from Israel for this, so the 
> rest of us wimps have no excuse for refusing!
> 
> Ideally, it would be best if this happens before the 10/4 IEEE
meeting.
> But it probably needs to happen after the holidays.   Some possible
> dates Dmitry & I have discussed are 9/26-9/27, or 10/2-10/3.
> Location-wise, I was thinking the Bay area (Santa Clara/San Jose) 
> might be easiest for a bunch of us to get to, though I don't have a 
> good sense of our geo distribution.
> 
> John, does this sound doable?  What do the rest of you think?

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