Larry-
    I just got back from my second trip to Turkey and am catching up on email:
I for one would love to go to a PSN meeting at Berkeley because I could just be
a tourist there and suck down espresso's without having to do the bureaucratic
shuffle with my USGS Menlo Park colleagues. Assuming I make it back from a
third trip to attend an Izmit EQ meeting in Istanbul the first week of December
and have enough bucks and pozzazz (is that with an "o", or an "a", or an "i" or
what?) to cruise out to the Coast to attend AGU, I'll be at the SeismoLab on
17-18 Dec. We could also do that number with Bob Phinney and PEPP at the same
time.
-Edward

Larry Cochrane wrote:

> All,
>
> I got this from Lind Gee the other day. She is a seismologist at the
> Berkeley Seismo Lab (BSL) and involved with the IRIS (www.iris.edu)
> Education and Outreach program. I had a meeting with her and other IRIS
> members a few weeks ago.
>
> >Regarding the PSN meeting in December, the
> >BSL would be happy to host the meeting at
> >our facilities on the UC Berkeley campus.  Before
> >AGU is a little troublesome (people will be
> >working on their presentations), but either one
> >evening during AGU or the following Friday (12/17)
> >or Saturday (12/18) would be fine.  My preference
> >would be for either Friday or Saturday, but Thursday
> >might be possible.  It seems as if Catherine will
> >be able to attend.
>
> Catherine is from IRIS and is also part of the E & O program. I thought it
> would be a nice change of pace if we have the next meeting at another
> location. The last two meetings have been at the USGS in Menlo Park around
> the time of the AGU in December.
>
> So who's interested, and what day and time should we have it? Maybe Sat.
> would be best for most people? If people from IRIS, and maybe PEPP, are
> there, the meeting should be geared around setting up and supporting system
> in schools. I'm sure after the meeting we can have a tour of their lab.
>
> Regards,
> Larry Cochrane
> Redwood City, PSN
>
>
>
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