[NAC] Trip to Atlanta

[Lawrence C Leung]

Hey Phil,

If you are planning to see the listmeister Dan, I know that there are a
number of us in the nearby region. Keep us posted and maybe we all can
get together for a gathering of Mid Hudson Yanks. 

LL - NY

On Tue, 06 Feb 2001 00:17:27+0000 quk at isham-research.freeserve.co.uk
writes:
>
>> Phil,
>
>> When will you be in the NE USA?  I'm in RI and lots of other guys on 
>the
>> list are nearby as well.  I'm sure we could all get together and 
>have a good
>> dinner someplace.
>
>Mid-April, I think.  I'm going to be in northern NY state for about 
>four
>days.  I may pop over to Boston on the way back and see if we can 
>repeat
>my street drinking experience.
>
>To answer several questions in one email - I'm a computer industry
>analyst specialising in corporate IT solutions three to five years 
>out
>from today.  The trick is to get it wrong less than the next guy.
>
>And another one - yes, I'm completely reorganising my email system
>to do some complex (and I hope clever) stuff to support my expected
>mobility over the next few months.  Sometime this week, a wholly
>automated system will come online here.  It will automatically
>route email according to which of my IDs it's addressed to, where
>it comes from, whether it's part of a thread I've been active in,
>etc.
>
>It uses a combination of three 'secret' email IDs to forward stuff
>to me when I'm out, and sends urgent alerts through an email-SMS
>interface - http://www.bulletinmail.com if you're interested in
>this sort of thing.  It also 'leaks' semi-urgent mail through a
>similar system, direct to the screen of my cellphone.  And sends
>reports on other stuff ...
>
>Essentially it's programmed remote control of the cellphone 
>interface.
>
>As well as the Audi mailing lists, I'm in half a dozen IT-related
>lists and daily volume here can exceed 1,000 messages.  Some of this
>can be automated - offered press releases can be automatically 
>ordered,
>etc.
>
>It's in test mode at the moment, and keeps sending messages to the
>lounge telling me the burglar alarm is disabled.
>
>--
> Phil Payne
> http://www.isham-research.freeserve.co.uk/quattro
> Phone +44 7785 302803   Fax: +44 7785 309674