Re: [Transpo] Ok, Now, What Time...?
The earlier the better for me. Sue -- Eric Brooks <brookse32@aim.com> wrote: Hey again all, Ok, we have 4th Wednesday, now we need a meeting time. I know some of you want to start early, but to be honest, most of the groups that are trying to start even as early as 7pm are not managing it very well. 7:30 seems to work better for people to get off work, get some down time, and then get to a meeting. I personally am willing to compromise and go for 7pm, but I don't think we should go earlier than that. Thoughts? Eric B pjrry@igc.org wrote:
good for me - jerry path
[Original Message] From: susan_e_vaughan@juno.com <susan_e_vaughan@juno.com> To: <brookse32@aim.com> Cc: <transpo@sfgreens.org> Date: 4/11/2007 9:55:17 PM Subject: Re: [Transpo] ALL: New Meeting Day/Time - Every 4th Wednesday?
fine sue
-- Eric Brooks <brookse32@aim.com> wrote: Ok, is there anyone who has a conflict with the fourth Wednesday of each month for Transpo meetings?
srira@comcast.net wrote:
... Okay, I am fine with the fourth Wednesday
Pi
-------------- Original message -------------- From: Eric Brooks <brookse32@aim.com>
> Ok. From all of your responses, it is clear that neither Tuesdays nor > Thursdays will work. > > How about the fourth Wednesday? > > Other suggestions? > > Eric B > > jmc@sfgreens.org wrote: > > On Sat, Apr 07, 2007 at 09:10:46PM -0700, Pi Ra wrote: > > > >> And 7:00 pm is too late. > >> Reasonable time is 6:00 pm > >> > > > > I usually work until 6, so 7 is the earliest I can make it (we used > > to meet at 7:30). On the other hand, we can probably get out of there > > in 60-90 minutes most nights if everybody's on time. > > > > JMC > > > _______________________________________________ > ; Transpo mailing list > Transpo@sfgreens.org > https://list.sfgreens.org/mailman/listinfo/transpo
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Ok. So it looks like we have: 4th Wednesdays 7pm-9pm (with the understanding that we will try to finish meetings by 8-8:30) For this month that means Wednesday, April 25, 7pm Is there anyone who really wants to attend but can't do 4th Wednesdays at 7pm? Eric B susan_e_vaughan@juno.com wrote:
The earlier the better for me.
Sue
-- Eric Brooks <brookse32@aim.com> wrote: Hey again all,
Ok, we have 4th Wednesday, now we need a meeting time.
I know some of you want to start early, but to be honest, most of the groups that are trying to start even as early as 7pm are not managing it very well. 7:30 seems to work better for people to get off work, get some down time, and then get to a meeting.
I personally am willing to compromise and go for 7pm, but I don't think we should go earlier than that.
Thoughts?
Eric B
pjrry@igc.org wrote:
good for me - jerry path
[Original Message] From: susan_e_vaughan@juno.com <susan_e_vaughan@juno.com> To: <brookse32@aim.com> Cc: <transpo@sfgreens.org> Date: 4/11/2007 9:55:17 PM Subject: Re: [Transpo] ALL: New Meeting Day/Time - Every 4th Wednesday?
fine sue
-- Eric Brooks <brookse32@aim.com> wrote: Ok, is there anyone who has a conflict with the fourth Wednesday of
each
month for Transpo meetings?
srira@comcast.net wrote:
... Okay, I am fine with the fourth Wednesday
Pi
-------------- Original message -------------- From: Eric Brooks <brookse32@aim.com>
> Ok. From all of your responses, it is clear that neither Tuesdays nor > Thursdays will work. > > How about the fourth Wednesday? > > Other suggestions? > > Eric B > > jmc@sfgreens.org wrote: > > On Sat, Apr 07, 2007 at 09:10:46PM -0700, Pi Ra wrote: > > > >> And 7:00 pm is too late. > >> Reasonable time is 6:00 pm > >> > > > > I usually work until 6, so 7 is the earliest I can make it (we used > > to meet at 7:30). On the other hand, we can probably get out of there > > in 60-90 minutes most nights if everybody's on time. > > > > JMC > > > _______________________________________________ > ; Transpo mailing list > Transpo@sfgreens.org > https://list.sfgreens.org/mailman/listinfo/transpo
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Hey all, The new Transportation Working Group meeting is next Wed, Apr 24, 7pm at the Green Party office. Likely topics of discussion are Free Muni, Daly and Peskins' new Muni Reform Charter Amendment (see http://www.sfbg.com/printable_entry.php?entry_id=3404 ), and how the Global Climate Crisis gives us a key organizing window to push hard for a massive increase in transit. Be there with bells on, and help change the future of the world! peace, Eric B
Hey all, The new Transportation Working Group meeting is next Wed, Apr 25, 7pm at the Green Party office. Likely topics of discussion are Free Muni, Daly and Peskins' new Muni Reform Charter Amendment (see http://www.sfbg.com/printable_entry.php?entry_id=3404 ) and how the Global Climate Crisis gives us a key organizing window to push hard for a massive increase in transit. Be there with bells on, and help change the future of the world! peace, Eric B
Hey again, The -Sustainability- Working Group meeting is next Thursday Apr 26, 7:30pm at the Green Party office. The main agenda item will be to strategise a plan for a Green counter-attack to the concerted promotion of nukes, 'clean coal', biofuels, carbon credit shell games, hybrid vehicles, and PG&E greenwashing media blitz, that are all currently taking the world and San Francisco by storm; dangerously masquerading as solutions to the global climate crisis. There will also be an exciting update on the now imminent Community Choice Energy legislation/project, for a 50% renewable electricity powered San Francisco by 2020. Other topics of discussion will be: 1) The looming Williams natural gas turbine and Transbay Cable installations, both of which would promote a huge increase in cheap fossil fuel availability - and threaten the Southeast side with yet more toxic pollution. 2) A quick update on the happy death of pro-nuke and pro liquid natural gas moves in California. and 3) How the Global Climate Crisis gives us a key organizing window to push hard for a massive increase in transit. peace, Eric B
Do you think that this (your main topic below) would be a good workshop topic for the GA? There will (hopefully) be press at the state meeting, and it would be great to hand them a fact sheet or other info about the Green Party's objections to PG & E's greenwashing campaign. Let me know what you all come up with, so we can highlight this important work to the state and media. Thanks for your great work, peace, susan On Apr 19, 2007, at 2:23 PM, Eric Brooks wrote:
Hey again,
The -Sustainability- Working Group meeting is next Thursday Apr 26, 7:30pm at the Green Party office.
The main agenda item will be to strategise a plan for a Green counter-attack to the concerted promotion of nukes, 'clean coal', biofuels, carbon credit shell games, hybrid vehicles, and PG&E greenwashing media blitz, that are all currently taking the world and San Francisco by storm; dangerously masquerading as solutions to the global climate crisis.
There will also be an exciting update on the now imminent Community Choice Energy legislation/project, for a 50% renewable electricity powered San Francisco by 2020.
Other topics of discussion will be:
1) The looming Williams natural gas turbine and Transbay Cable installations, both of which would promote a huge increase in cheap fossil fuel availability - and threaten the Southeast side with yet more toxic pollution.
2) A quick update on the happy death of pro-nuke and pro liquid natural gas moves in California.
and
3) How the Global Climate Crisis gives us a key organizing window to push hard for a massive increase in transit.
peace,
Eric B
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Yep. We'll try to come up with a plan for a presentation this Thursday. Eric B funking@mindspring.com wrote:
Do you think that this (your main topic below) would be a good workshop topic for the GA?
There will (hopefully) be press at the state meeting, and it would be great to hand them a fact sheet or other info about the Green Party's objections to PG & E's greenwashing campaign.
Let me know what you all come up with, so we can highlight this important work to the state and media.
Thanks for your great work,
peace, susan
On Apr 19, 2007, at 2:23 PM, Eric Brooks wrote:
Hey again,
The -Sustainability- Working Group meeting is next Thursday Apr 26, 7:30pm at the Green Party office.
The main agenda item will be to strategise a plan for a Green counter-attack to the concerted promotion of nukes, 'clean coal', biofuels, carbon credit shell games, hybrid vehicles, and PG&E greenwashing media blitz, that are all currently taking the world and San Francisco by storm; dangerously masquerading as solutions to the global climate crisis.
There will also be an exciting update on the now imminent Community Choice Energy legislation/project, for a 50% renewable electricity powered San Francisco by 2020.
Other topics of discussion will be:
1) The looming Williams natural gas turbine and Transbay Cable installations, both of which would promote a huge increase in cheap fossil fuel availability - and threaten the Southeast side with yet more toxic pollution.
2) A quick update on the happy death of pro-nuke and pro liquid natural gas moves in California.
and
3) How the Global Climate Crisis gives us a key organizing window to push hard for a massive increase in transit.
peace,
Eric B
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