Which day would be best for our next Drupal Tank meeting? (please see http://groups.drupal.org/node/19299#comment-69044)

Here is a proposed agenda. You can give your input either here, or here: http://groups.drupal.org/node/19299.

7:00 - 7:15 pm Introductions
7:15 - 8:00 pm Report and Discussion on DrupalCon (anyone that went that wants to share can prepare a 5-10 minute presentation of whatever they feel would benefit us a Drupal community)
8:00 - 9:00 pm Brainstorm and Work on Non-Profit Website OR Have several individuals prepare 15-20 minute trainings on specific modules and how to configure them (we'll need volunteers for the presentations if we go that route)
9:00 - 9:15 pm Take down and clean-up (that way I don't have to do it all myself :) )

Thanks

Curtis Jensen

It'd be nice to know the kind of turn out we're going to have. Who's comin'!?

Andrew (amariotti)

I confirmed with Odin Development (where we have been meeting) that they are still willing to host this month's meeting. So far the only person that has expressed any desire to present has been Craig Jackson (TapocoL). If we don't get anyone else willing to present, we may need to postpone the meeting to another day or cancel it for this month. This has kind of been put together at the last minute, sorry. This was thrown into my lap for making it happen only a week ago.
Let me know if you want to present. That way we would could still meet tonight. 7-9pm still sound good for everyone?

Okay, it sounds like we should get sufficient attendance to make this thing happen. Thanks again to Odin for hosting, that helps us quite a bit. Kyle will present on DrupalCon, Craig will be showing off his new site, and I'd like to discuss the idea of defining a project for the group to work on together. It was kicked around that we could build a site from start to finish in one meeting, but I think that'll be too rushed. I think it's more realistic to plan the project in one meeting, then maybe assemble the pieces together in the next meeting. Kinda like a cooking show, where they add all the ingredients and it looks so easy, but everything was chopped up ahead of time and is ready to go.

Chuck

Sweet. Lets do this.