At 12:23 AM 11/18/99 -0800, Karl Cunningham wrote:
>Hi Larry --
>
>Is the PSN meeting still on track for the weekend of Dec 17th?  Is there a
>schedule?
>
>My wife and I plan to come up and make a weekend of it in SF, but we are
>running out of time to get the good plane fares.  Actually, probably I'll
>drive and she'll fly, but we need to decide what day to travel and get the
>tickets.
>
>Do you have any more info?
>Thanks,
>Karl
>
>

Hi Karl,

Good question! I'm CCing the list as a second reminder. So far I have you,
Edward Cranswick if he can make it, Jan Froom and Steve Hammond who have
signed up so far. I think the best time would be on Sat. the 18th. at lets
say 10:00 am. I think we need a few more people interested in coming before
we should have the meeting. So for the other PSN members please let me know
ASAP if you interested in attend the meeting. 

-Larry Cochrane
Redwood City, PSN

My original email announcing the meeting...

> 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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