Kevin Chatterton
2007-01-10 11:59:10 UTC
Hi all,
Where is 3 arrows?
KevC
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Message: 1
Date: Tue, 09 Jan 2007 21:36:25 +0000
From: ***@nessie.mcc.ac.uk
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George,
You made me giggle to myself,,, hhmmm is that a bad
sign,,, Question,, would the proposed meeting be for the purpose of
planning some definitive action or is it just a meeting to have a
friendly drink together. either way I think I would come but I just
wanted to have some expectations one way or the other cos in the past
poor old Harry just paid out for beer and food and I always felt a bit
guilty about that. Harry you're a gentleman.
John.
On Tue, 9 Jan 2007 20:54:28 -0000, you wrote:
>Hi
>lets plan a meeting
>
>Place 3 Arrows ?
>
>Day Thursday ?
>
>Date ? ?
>
>Anyone up for it?
>
>George
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From:
manchesterwireless-bounces+george.baker=***@lists.pointless.net on
behalf of simon roberts
>Sent: Tue 09/01/2007 20:35
>To: Manchester's Wireless Community Network discussion list
>Subject: Re: [manchesterwireless] Manchester Wireless Meetings
>
>also www.connect2manchester.co.uk
>seem to be getting there
>
>SX
>"M.B.Gaved" <***@open.ac.uk> wrote:
> go for it Manchester folks!
>
>>I am not aware of any other project that started, finished and is still
running on a daily basis?
>
>Seems like James and the guys are doing ok with Boundless -
http://boundless.coop/
>
>How about Redbricks and Yellowbricks? how are they doing these days?
>
>I see 3-C just won a grant for training over at Hebden Bridge so I guess
they are ticking along: http://www.3-c.coop/news/3-c-news21.html
>
>Community Broadband Network has had a fair bit of traffic on it :
http://www.broadband-uk.coop/
>- a variety of groups in there from small businesses to pressure groups to
folk closer to Manchester Wireless in nature but they've always been
friendly and helpful when I've chatted to them.
>
>vortex is still running East End Net:
http://www.free2air.org/section/eastendnet
>
>Athens Wireless Network: http://www.athenswireless.net/
>
>Guada Wireless in Spain: http://guadawireless.net/ - didn't one of the guys
from there come over to Manchester Wireless at some point?
>
>a few for starters, though maybe I am not sure by your definition, go for
it!
>
>all the best
>Mark
>
>I help on Digcoop - a shared community network connecting 29 properties in
a housing association in London, via wires and wireless, offering shared low
cost internet access and an intranet, started 2001 and we're still ticking
along :-)
>
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: manchesterwireless-bounces+m.b.gaved=***@lists.pointless.net
on behalf of Andy Gauton
>Sent: Tue 1/9/2007 1:55 PM
>To: Manchester's Wireless Community Network discussion list
>Subject: Re: [manchesterwireless] Manchester Wireless Meetings
>
>> From: Darren Scales
>> Forgive me if I'm wrong, but its like there were never
>> any definite aims for this group!
>
>You are quite correct!
>Hence John's (***@nessie.mcc.ac.uk) last post.
>Unfortunately, there was a lot of talk, but not a lot of action.
>Some of the work Darren and Harry were undertaking were indevelopment with
varying results. These were personal projects and not necessarily part of
the what the group wanted to achieve.
>
>Warrington Wireless was a success and still is (but again a personal
project). I am not aware of any other project that started, finished and is
still running on a daily basis? Warrington Wireless was my project but
wasn't to offer free net access, but instead share the cost. The project is
actively running as a private network.
>
>> If this isn't the case, then what is the case?
>
>There is no longer a case and no one seems to know what Manchester Wireless
is all about now? Hence, if this gets back into operation, the entire group,
projects and aims need a radical rewrite.
>
>HARRY? DARREN STORER? GED et al? You lot still around?
>
>Andy :)
>
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Date: Tue, 9 Jan 2007 23:08:47 +0000
From: "Darren Scales" <***@sirdaz.com>
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Ill sure be up for it, see how it is. Are they normally out of work hours
you have these meetings? One thing I cant do at the moment is take time off
from the hell hole.. .
Darren
On 09/01/07, Baker, George <***@oldham.ac.uk> wrote:
>
> Hi
> lets plan a meeting
>
> Place 3 Arrows ?
>
> Day Thursday ?
>
> Date ? ?
>
> Anyone up for it?
>
> George
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: manchesterwireless-bounces+george.baker=
> ***@lists.pointless.net on behalf of simon roberts
> Sent: Tue 09/01/2007 20:35
> To: Manchester's Wireless Community Network discussion list
> Subject: Re: [manchesterwireless] Manchester Wireless Meetings
>
> also www.connect2manchester.co.uk
> seem to be getting there
>
> SX
> "M.B.Gaved" <***@open.ac.uk> wrote:
> go for it Manchester folks!
>
> >I am not aware of any other project that started, finished and is still
> running on a daily basis?
>
> Seems like James and the guys are doing ok with Boundless -
> http://boundless.coop/
>
> How about Redbricks and Yellowbricks? how are they doing these days?
>
> I see 3-C just won a grant for training over at Hebden Bridge so I guess
> they are ticking along: http://www.3-c.coop/news/3-c-news21.html
>
> Community Broadband Network has had a fair bit of traffic on it :
> http://www.broadband-uk.coop/
> - a variety of groups in there from small businesses to pressure groups to
> folk closer to Manchester Wireless in nature but they've always been
> friendly and helpful when I've chatted to them.
>
> vortex is still running East End Net:
> http://www.free2air.org/section/eastendnet
>
> Athens Wireless Network: http://www.athenswireless.net/
>
> Guada Wireless in Spain: http://guadawireless.net/ - didn't one of the
> guys from there come over to Manchester Wireless at some point?
>
> a few for starters, though maybe I am not sure by your definition, go for
> it!
>
> all the best
> Mark
>
> I help on Digcoop - a shared community network connecting 29 properties in
> a housing association in London, via wires and wireless, offering shared
low
> cost internet access and an intranet, started 2001 and we're still ticking
> along :-)
>
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From:
manchesterwireless-bounces+m.b.gaved=***@lists.pointless.neton behalf
of Andy Gauton
> Sent: Tue 1/9/2007 1:55 PM
> To: Manchester's Wireless Community Network discussion list
> Subject: Re: [manchesterwireless] Manchester Wireless Meetings
>
> > From: Darren Scales
> > Forgive me if I'm wrong, but its like there were never
> > any definite aims for this group!
>
> You are quite correct!
> Hence John's (***@nessie.mcc.ac.uk) last post.
> Unfortunately, there was a lot of talk, but not a lot of action.
> Some of the work Darren and Harry were undertaking were indevelopment with
> varying results. These were personal projects and not necessarily part of
> the what the group wanted to achieve.
>
> Warrington Wireless was a success and still is (but again a personal
> project). I am not aware of any other project that started, finished and
is
> still running on a daily basis? Warrington Wireless was my project but
> wasn't to offer free net access, but instead share the cost. The project
is
> actively running as a private network.
>
> > If this isn't the case, then what is the case?
>
> There is no longer a case and no one seems to know what Manchester
> Wireless is all about now? Hence, if this gets back into operation, the
> entire group, projects and aims need a radical rewrite.
>
> HARRY? DARREN STORER? GED et al? You lot still around?
>
> Andy :)
>
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Hi
I always felt guilty about Harry paying as well, he's a gent!
How about the 18th 8pm, 'cos I think Darren is busy until later in the month
and it would be good to have him, Harry and Ged (if they are still
interested) 'cos they were the original founders I think.
Hands up if you are interested
George
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From:
manchesterwireless-bounces+george.baker=***@lists.pointless.net on
behalf of Darren Scales
Sent: Tue 09/01/2007 23:08
To: Manchester's Wireless Community Network discussion list
Subject: Re: [manchesterwireless] Manchester Wireless Meetings
Ill sure be up for it, see how it is. Are they normally out of work hours
you have these meetings? One thing I cant do at the moment is take time off
from the hell hole.. .
Darren
On 09/01/07, Baker, George <***@oldham.ac.uk> wrote:
>
> Hi
> lets plan a meeting
>
> Place 3 Arrows ?
>
> Day Thursday ?
>
> Date ? ?
>
> Anyone up for it?
>
> George
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: manchesterwireless-bounces+george.baker=
> ***@lists.pointless.net on behalf of simon roberts
> Sent: Tue 09/01/2007 20:35
> To: Manchester's Wireless Community Network discussion list
> Subject: Re: [manchesterwireless] Manchester Wireless Meetings
>
> also www.connect2manchester.co.uk
> seem to be getting there
>
> SX
> "M.B.Gaved" <***@open.ac.uk> wrote:
> go for it Manchester folks!
>
> >I am not aware of any other project that started, finished and is still
> running on a daily basis?
>
> Seems like James and the guys are doing ok with Boundless -
> http://boundless.coop/
>
> How about Redbricks and Yellowbricks? how are they doing these days?
>
> I see 3-C just won a grant for training over at Hebden Bridge so I guess
> they are ticking along: http://www.3-c.coop/news/3-c-news21.html
>
> Community Broadband Network has had a fair bit of traffic on it :
> http://www.broadband-uk.coop/
> - a variety of groups in there from small businesses to pressure groups to
> folk closer to Manchester Wireless in nature but they've always been
> friendly and helpful when I've chatted to them.
>
> vortex is still running East End Net:
> http://www.free2air.org/section/eastendnet
>
> Athens Wireless Network: http://www.athenswireless.net/
>
> Guada Wireless in Spain: http://guadawireless.net/ - didn't one of the
> guys from there come over to Manchester Wireless at some point?
>
> a few for starters, though maybe I am not sure by your definition, go for
> it!
>
> all the best
> Mark
>
> I help on Digcoop - a shared community network connecting 29 properties in
> a housing association in London, via wires and wireless, offering shared
low
> cost internet access and an intranet, started 2001 and we're still ticking
> along :-)
>
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From:
manchesterwireless-bounces+m.b.gaved=***@lists.pointless.neton behalf
of Andy Gauton
> Sent: Tue 1/9/2007 1:55 PM
> To: Manchester's Wireless Community Network discussion list
> Subject: Re: [manchesterwireless] Manchester Wireless Meetings
>
> > From: Darren Scales
> > Forgive me if I'm wrong, but its like there were never
> > any definite aims for this group!
>
> You are quite correct!
> Hence John's (***@nessie.mcc.ac.uk) last post.
> Unfortunately, there was a lot of talk, but not a lot of action.
> Some of the work Darren and Harry were undertaking were indevelopment with
> varying results. These were personal projects and not necessarily part of
> the what the group wanted to achieve.
>
> Warrington Wireless was a success and still is (but again a personal
> project). I am not aware of any other project that started, finished and
is
> still running on a daily basis? Warrington Wireless was my project but
> wasn't to offer free net access, but instead share the cost. The project
is
> actively running as a private network.
>
> > If this isn't the case, then what is the case?
>
> There is no longer a case and no one seems to know what Manchester
> Wireless is all about now? Hence, if this gets back into operation, the
> entire group, projects and aims need a radical rewrite.
>
> HARRY? DARREN STORER? GED et al? You lot still around?
>
> Andy :)
>
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Message: 1
Date: Tue, 09 Jan 2007 21:36:25 +0000
From: ***@nessie.mcc.ac.uk
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George,
You made me giggle to myself,,, hhmmm is that a bad
sign,,, Question,, would the proposed meeting be for the purpose of
planning some definitive action or is it just a meeting to have a
friendly drink together. either way I think I would come but I just
wanted to have some expectations one way or the other cos in the past
poor old Harry just paid out for beer and food and I always felt a bit
guilty about that. Harry you're a gentleman.
John.
On Tue, 9 Jan 2007 20:54:28 -0000, you wrote:
>Hi
>lets plan a meeting
>
>Place 3 Arrows ?
>
>Day Thursday ?
>
>Date ? ?
>
>Anyone up for it?
>
>George
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From:
manchesterwireless-bounces+george.baker=***@lists.pointless.net on
behalf of simon roberts
>Sent: Tue 09/01/2007 20:35
>To: Manchester's Wireless Community Network discussion list
>Subject: Re: [manchesterwireless] Manchester Wireless Meetings
>
>also www.connect2manchester.co.uk
>seem to be getting there
>
>SX
>"M.B.Gaved" <***@open.ac.uk> wrote:
> go for it Manchester folks!
>
>>I am not aware of any other project that started, finished and is still
running on a daily basis?
>
>Seems like James and the guys are doing ok with Boundless -
http://boundless.coop/
>
>How about Redbricks and Yellowbricks? how are they doing these days?
>
>I see 3-C just won a grant for training over at Hebden Bridge so I guess
they are ticking along: http://www.3-c.coop/news/3-c-news21.html
>
>Community Broadband Network has had a fair bit of traffic on it :
http://www.broadband-uk.coop/
>- a variety of groups in there from small businesses to pressure groups to
folk closer to Manchester Wireless in nature but they've always been
friendly and helpful when I've chatted to them.
>
>vortex is still running East End Net:
http://www.free2air.org/section/eastendnet
>
>Athens Wireless Network: http://www.athenswireless.net/
>
>Guada Wireless in Spain: http://guadawireless.net/ - didn't one of the guys
from there come over to Manchester Wireless at some point?
>
>a few for starters, though maybe I am not sure by your definition, go for
it!
>
>all the best
>Mark
>
>I help on Digcoop - a shared community network connecting 29 properties in
a housing association in London, via wires and wireless, offering shared low
cost internet access and an intranet, started 2001 and we're still ticking
along :-)
>
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: manchesterwireless-bounces+m.b.gaved=***@lists.pointless.net
on behalf of Andy Gauton
>Sent: Tue 1/9/2007 1:55 PM
>To: Manchester's Wireless Community Network discussion list
>Subject: Re: [manchesterwireless] Manchester Wireless Meetings
>
>> From: Darren Scales
>> Forgive me if I'm wrong, but its like there were never
>> any definite aims for this group!
>
>You are quite correct!
>Hence John's (***@nessie.mcc.ac.uk) last post.
>Unfortunately, there was a lot of talk, but not a lot of action.
>Some of the work Darren and Harry were undertaking were indevelopment with
varying results. These were personal projects and not necessarily part of
the what the group wanted to achieve.
>
>Warrington Wireless was a success and still is (but again a personal
project). I am not aware of any other project that started, finished and is
still running on a daily basis? Warrington Wireless was my project but
wasn't to offer free net access, but instead share the cost. The project is
actively running as a private network.
>
>> If this isn't the case, then what is the case?
>
>There is no longer a case and no one seems to know what Manchester Wireless
is all about now? Hence, if this gets back into operation, the entire group,
projects and aims need a radical rewrite.
>
>HARRY? DARREN STORER? GED et al? You lot still around?
>
>Andy :)
>
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Message: 2
Date: Tue, 9 Jan 2007 23:08:47 +0000
From: "Darren Scales" <***@sirdaz.com>
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Ill sure be up for it, see how it is. Are they normally out of work hours
you have these meetings? One thing I cant do at the moment is take time off
from the hell hole.. .
Darren
On 09/01/07, Baker, George <***@oldham.ac.uk> wrote:
>
> Hi
> lets plan a meeting
>
> Place 3 Arrows ?
>
> Day Thursday ?
>
> Date ? ?
>
> Anyone up for it?
>
> George
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: manchesterwireless-bounces+george.baker=
> ***@lists.pointless.net on behalf of simon roberts
> Sent: Tue 09/01/2007 20:35
> To: Manchester's Wireless Community Network discussion list
> Subject: Re: [manchesterwireless] Manchester Wireless Meetings
>
> also www.connect2manchester.co.uk
> seem to be getting there
>
> SX
> "M.B.Gaved" <***@open.ac.uk> wrote:
> go for it Manchester folks!
>
> >I am not aware of any other project that started, finished and is still
> running on a daily basis?
>
> Seems like James and the guys are doing ok with Boundless -
> http://boundless.coop/
>
> How about Redbricks and Yellowbricks? how are they doing these days?
>
> I see 3-C just won a grant for training over at Hebden Bridge so I guess
> they are ticking along: http://www.3-c.coop/news/3-c-news21.html
>
> Community Broadband Network has had a fair bit of traffic on it :
> http://www.broadband-uk.coop/
> - a variety of groups in there from small businesses to pressure groups to
> folk closer to Manchester Wireless in nature but they've always been
> friendly and helpful when I've chatted to them.
>
> vortex is still running East End Net:
> http://www.free2air.org/section/eastendnet
>
> Athens Wireless Network: http://www.athenswireless.net/
>
> Guada Wireless in Spain: http://guadawireless.net/ - didn't one of the
> guys from there come over to Manchester Wireless at some point?
>
> a few for starters, though maybe I am not sure by your definition, go for
> it!
>
> all the best
> Mark
>
> I help on Digcoop - a shared community network connecting 29 properties in
> a housing association in London, via wires and wireless, offering shared
low
> cost internet access and an intranet, started 2001 and we're still ticking
> along :-)
>
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From:
manchesterwireless-bounces+m.b.gaved=***@lists.pointless.neton behalf
of Andy Gauton
> Sent: Tue 1/9/2007 1:55 PM
> To: Manchester's Wireless Community Network discussion list
> Subject: Re: [manchesterwireless] Manchester Wireless Meetings
>
> > From: Darren Scales
> > Forgive me if I'm wrong, but its like there were never
> > any definite aims for this group!
>
> You are quite correct!
> Hence John's (***@nessie.mcc.ac.uk) last post.
> Unfortunately, there was a lot of talk, but not a lot of action.
> Some of the work Darren and Harry were undertaking were indevelopment with
> varying results. These were personal projects and not necessarily part of
> the what the group wanted to achieve.
>
> Warrington Wireless was a success and still is (but again a personal
> project). I am not aware of any other project that started, finished and
is
> still running on a daily basis? Warrington Wireless was my project but
> wasn't to offer free net access, but instead share the cost. The project
is
> actively running as a private network.
>
> > If this isn't the case, then what is the case?
>
> There is no longer a case and no one seems to know what Manchester
> Wireless is all about now? Hence, if this gets back into operation, the
> entire group, projects and aims need a radical rewrite.
>
> HARRY? DARREN STORER? GED et al? You lot still around?
>
> Andy :)
>
> _______________________________________________
> ManchesterWireless mailing list
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Date: Tue, 9 Jan 2007 23:51:01 -0000
From: "Baker, George" <***@oldham.ac.uk>
Subject: Re: [manchesterwireless] Manchester Wireless Meetings
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Hi
I always felt guilty about Harry paying as well, he's a gent!
How about the 18th 8pm, 'cos I think Darren is busy until later in the month
and it would be good to have him, Harry and Ged (if they are still
interested) 'cos they were the original founders I think.
Hands up if you are interested
George
-----Original Message-----
From:
manchesterwireless-bounces+george.baker=***@lists.pointless.net on
behalf of Darren Scales
Sent: Tue 09/01/2007 23:08
To: Manchester's Wireless Community Network discussion list
Subject: Re: [manchesterwireless] Manchester Wireless Meetings
Ill sure be up for it, see how it is. Are they normally out of work hours
you have these meetings? One thing I cant do at the moment is take time off
from the hell hole.. .
Darren
On 09/01/07, Baker, George <***@oldham.ac.uk> wrote:
>
> Hi
> lets plan a meeting
>
> Place 3 Arrows ?
>
> Day Thursday ?
>
> Date ? ?
>
> Anyone up for it?
>
> George
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: manchesterwireless-bounces+george.baker=
> ***@lists.pointless.net on behalf of simon roberts
> Sent: Tue 09/01/2007 20:35
> To: Manchester's Wireless Community Network discussion list
> Subject: Re: [manchesterwireless] Manchester Wireless Meetings
>
> also www.connect2manchester.co.uk
> seem to be getting there
>
> SX
> "M.B.Gaved" <***@open.ac.uk> wrote:
> go for it Manchester folks!
>
> >I am not aware of any other project that started, finished and is still
> running on a daily basis?
>
> Seems like James and the guys are doing ok with Boundless -
> http://boundless.coop/
>
> How about Redbricks and Yellowbricks? how are they doing these days?
>
> I see 3-C just won a grant for training over at Hebden Bridge so I guess
> they are ticking along: http://www.3-c.coop/news/3-c-news21.html
>
> Community Broadband Network has had a fair bit of traffic on it :
> http://www.broadband-uk.coop/
> - a variety of groups in there from small businesses to pressure groups to
> folk closer to Manchester Wireless in nature but they've always been
> friendly and helpful when I've chatted to them.
>
> vortex is still running East End Net:
> http://www.free2air.org/section/eastendnet
>
> Athens Wireless Network: http://www.athenswireless.net/
>
> Guada Wireless in Spain: http://guadawireless.net/ - didn't one of the
> guys from there come over to Manchester Wireless at some point?
>
> a few for starters, though maybe I am not sure by your definition, go for
> it!
>
> all the best
> Mark
>
> I help on Digcoop - a shared community network connecting 29 properties in
> a housing association in London, via wires and wireless, offering shared
low
> cost internet access and an intranet, started 2001 and we're still ticking
> along :-)
>
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From:
manchesterwireless-bounces+m.b.gaved=***@lists.pointless.neton behalf
of Andy Gauton
> Sent: Tue 1/9/2007 1:55 PM
> To: Manchester's Wireless Community Network discussion list
> Subject: Re: [manchesterwireless] Manchester Wireless Meetings
>
> > From: Darren Scales
> > Forgive me if I'm wrong, but its like there were never
> > any definite aims for this group!
>
> You are quite correct!
> Hence John's (***@nessie.mcc.ac.uk) last post.
> Unfortunately, there was a lot of talk, but not a lot of action.
> Some of the work Darren and Harry were undertaking were indevelopment with
> varying results. These were personal projects and not necessarily part of
> the what the group wanted to achieve.
>
> Warrington Wireless was a success and still is (but again a personal
> project). I am not aware of any other project that started, finished and
is
> still running on a daily basis? Warrington Wireless was my project but
> wasn't to offer free net access, but instead share the cost. The project
is
> actively running as a private network.
>
> > If this isn't the case, then what is the case?
>
> There is no longer a case and no one seems to know what Manchester
> Wireless is all about now? Hence, if this gets back into operation, the
> entire group, projects and aims need a radical rewrite.
>
> HARRY? DARREN STORER? GED et al? You lot still around?
>
> Andy :)
>
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