I just realized I replied to the whole list. Though it was meant for keving, the use of "dude" made it general enough. to everyone: have a great break! sam On 12/17/07, Sam Talaie <stalaie@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Hey dude, > > whats going on? Back in Cali yet? I just got notified at work that > they have my first 3 month project ready. I can't wait to get started > on this stuff, though I am a bit worried about how much time i'll have > left. I should have a good handle on things by Feb. > > Have a good break dude. > > sam > > On 12/17/07, Kevin Lee <colmustang@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > > > > > > > > > I hope everyone is having a good break. Just wanted to check in and see > > what you're all up to. After the New Year, I plan to get back into > > JobTransIT mode and go at this thing pretty hard. I was speaking with Jon > > just a few days ago and we were saying how it's so easy to just let > > something like this go for a while without really thinking or working too > > much on it at all. So, as I told him, feel free to give me a kick in the > > ass if it seems like I'm letting this slide off the table. I think I'm > > finally getting accustomed to life out here, and I'll be working on > > JobTransIT as much as I can after January 1. I can certainly understand if > > you guys have only limited time to spend on the project, but the more work > > we can put in, the better. I think, as part of our group's New Year's > > resolution, we should decide on actual dates for tangible deliverables—the > > first of which should be our requirements and business plan. One way or > > another, I am hoping that we are able to launch something next year—maybe > > ambitious, but it may help to set goals so that we'll take our ideas more > > seriously. We have good ideas. I know that this will be a success. We > > just have to get it done. > > > > > > > > Looking forward to hearing from all of you. > > > > > > > > Kev >