Good Morning Ed,

I work for Norris Conference Center and would love to have you in for your meeting. We are located in North West Austin, have excellent complimentary internet, in-house av and complimentary parking directly outside of our Center. Call or email me for more information.

Cheers,

Carrie Schilling

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On 2/1/[masked]:22 PM, Ed Solis wrote:

Hey guys, I'm down to run an informal, unofficial meetup to learn Python in 2 or 3 weeks. I need help securing a room for the meeting, with internet good for many people and a projector or screens to display examples. Historically, the meetup occurs on Mondays, but I'm ok with other days as well. I want the meeting to be more hands-on, which is why we need good internet.

To respect the true organizers, and the way previous meetups were formatted, this meeting won't follow a book closely, but we can talk about topics in the books. My plan is to do an install party of Python, and then after, we will go through a piece of code that I picked out, line-by-line if we have to. After that, we will talk more about Python or go through more code examples. There might be homework for you guys :)

Lastly, even though I have experience with Python, I'm learning along with you guys, so forgive me if you end up stumping me, and I have to consult a search engine. I've heard and read that teaching is a great way to learn and master a subject, so that is why I'm teaching you guys.

-Ed Solis

On Tue, Jan 31, 2017 at 12:05 PM, <[address removed]> wrote:

Hi Greg, final warning: we really need you to comment about your plans for the Python Learning Meetup. If you don't do so by morning Wednesday, I'll have to organize a February meeting myself. 

Regards,

Ed Solis

On Jan 29, 2017, at 6:13 PM, Ed Solis <[address removed]> wrote:

Hi Greg, I don't know if you noticed, but there's a lot of interest in a beginner-level Python meetup for February, so I might just hold an informal one sometime in February if you don't mind. In case you haven't been receiving the messages, they are below.

Regards,

Ed Solis

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From: Danny Pernik <[address removed]>
Date: Sun, Jan 29, 2017 at 4:12 PM
Subject: Re: [python-188] Anyone want to do a Python 3.6 or "Python 3 Overview" for our meeting this Wednesday?
To: [address removed]

Hi all, I'm new to this thread and I guess by nature of joining the meetup group I'm included here.

I am curious if I could present a project I'm involved with, which is using Python. It's an alternative currency called openCurrents where anyone can "mine" by donating their time to a social business or organization. When the org approves the hours worked, hours become public data and volunteers earn 1 Current for each hour given. It's also community-led: we had our kickoff meeting last week and reached 2 unanimous votes.

The code is pretty basic, as we are still in early stages, but I figured this would be something the group might like to know about. Are you meeting Feb 8? I see it listed on Meetup but from this conversation it seems undecided. I think you guys should just do it with whoever wants to be there.

Let me know what you think.

Danny

http://www.opencurrents.com/invite/[address removed]

On Sun, Jan 29, 2017 at 9:55 AM David Staab <[address removed]> wrote:

I see 2 different meetings under discussion:

1. A review of what's new in 3.6

2. A beginner's lecture based on a particular book about learning Python.

We should treat them to their own discussions, since they're for different audiences.

I also saw someone say that the organizers of this meetup will spend February planning new meetings? That seems silly. Let's do something now. This email thread alone has been dragging on for weeks.

David

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