PUN, Python Users Nederland are organizing their events in different cities each time. source: http://wiki.python.org/moin/PUN/ It seems that it depends on the host who is organizing the event.
I'm found of this way of working, maybe it will be hard in the beginning to find different organizers for each different location. But the idea of having meet-ups in different cities sure seems more reasonable then having one city for each event. We don't all live near Ghent or Brussels for example.
How do you see this, do you know good places that are inexpensive or maybe (let's dream) free ? Do you work at a company that might be able to sponsor us by letting us use their offices to organize our events ? Where do you all live ?
> The question is where should we organize events ?
> PUN, Python Users Nederland are organizing their events in different
> cities each time.
> source: http://wiki.python.org/moin/PUN/ > It seems that it depends on the host who is organizing the event.
> I'm found of this way of working, maybe it will be hard in the beginning
> to find different organizers for each different location.
> But the idea of having meet-ups in different cities sure seems more
> reasonable then having one city for each event.
> We don't all live near Ghent or Brussels for example.
> How do you see this, do you know good places that are inexpensive or maybe
> (let's dream) free ?
> Do you work at a company that might be able to sponsor us by letting us
> use their offices to organize our events ?
> Where do you all live ?
> I'm from Oudenaarde, that's near Ghent.
> Regards,
> Jonas.
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> On 18 September 2012 23:32, Jonas Geiregat <jo...@geiregat.org> wrote:
>> The question is where should we organize events ?
>> PUN, Python Users Nederland are organizing their events in different
>> cities each time.
>> source: http://wiki.python.org/moin/PUN/ >> It seems that it depends on the host who is organizing the event.
>> I'm found of this way of working, maybe it will be hard in the beginning
>> to find different organizers for each different location.
>> But the idea of having meet-ups in different cities sure seems more
>> reasonable then having one city for each event.
>> We don't all live near Ghent or Brussels for example.
>> How do you see this, do you know good places that are inexpensive or maybe
>> (let's dream) free ?
>> Do you work at a company that might be able to sponsor us by letting us
>> use their offices to organize our events ?
>> Where do you all live ?
>> I'm from Oudenaarde, that's near Ghent.
>> Regards,
>> Jonas.
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An option for meetings might be to contact the Microsoft (yes, I know) Innovation Centers (there is one in Mons and one in Brussels, maybe one in the Dutch region). I think they provide infrastructure to host events...
On Tuesday, September 18, 2012 11:32:55 PM UTC+2, Jonas Geiregat wrote:
> The question is where should we organize events ?
> PUN, Python Users Nederland are organizing their events in different > cities each time. > source: http://wiki.python.org/moin/PUN/ > It seems that it depends on the host who is organizing the event.
> I'm found of this way of working, maybe it will be hard in the beginning > to find different organizers for each different location. > But the idea of having meet-ups in different cities sure seems more > reasonable then having one city for each event. > We don't all live near Ghent or Brussels for example.
> How do you see this, do you know good places that are inexpensive or maybe > (let's dream) free ? > Do you work at a company that might be able to sponsor us by letting us > use their offices to organize our events ? > Where do you all live ?
Well, 'they' do IronPython don't they? (green smile)
More seriously: Brussels seems to be the most central this far, and since
it's in the middle of the country we can never go wrong with Brussels. On
the other hand, I'm not sure if the first meeting should be something
everyone should attend; people that really want to help run the usergroup
should however. Is everyone here so far in this category? Me myself, I
would like to but I'm not sure how much time gets involved in running a UG.
So my idea is that I'd go to a first meeting, see how that goes and then
decide if:
1) people want me in
2) what my role could be
3) see how much resources (time) is needed to fulfill this responsibility
D.
On 20 September 2012 09:38, Philippe Randour <phili...@randour.net> wrote:
> An option for meetings might be to contact the Microsoft (yes, I know)
> Innovation Centers (there is one in Mons and one in Brussels, maybe one in
> the Dutch region). I think they provide infrastructure to host events...
> On Tuesday, September 18, 2012 11:32:55 PM UTC+2, Jonas Geiregat wrote:
>> The question is where should we organize events ?
>> I'm found of this way of working, maybe it will be hard in the beginning
>> to find different organizers for each different location.
>> But the idea of having meet-ups in different cities sure seems more
>> reasonable then having one city for each event.
>> We don't all live near Ghent or Brussels for example.
>> How do you see this, do you know good places that are inexpensive or
>> maybe (let's dream) free ?
>> Do you work at a company that might be able to sponsor us by letting us
>> use their offices to organize our events ?
>> Where do you all live ?
>> I'm from Oudenaarde, that's near Ghent.
>> Regards,
>> Jonas.
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I am not sure asking Microsoft for a place is a good idea...
Why not asking Google, since Python founder Guido van Rossum is working
there? I think there are located in Mons as well.
Also, as one of the first founders of Brussels Linux User Group, in the
past, we had rooms in university ( ULB and VUB ) to organize periodic
events.
Have a nice pythonic day ;)
Philippe
> An option for meetings might be to contact the Microsoft (yes, I know)
> Innovation Centers (there is one in Mons and one in Brussels, maybe one in
> the Dutch region). I think they provide infrastructure to host events...
> On Tuesday, September 18, 2012 11:32:55 PM UTC+2, Jonas Geiregat wrote:
>> The question is where should we organize events ?
>> I'm found of this way of working, maybe it will be hard in the beginning
>> to find different organizers for each different location.
>> But the idea of having meet-ups in different cities sure seems more
>> reasonable then having one city for each event.
>> We don't all live near Ghent or Brussels for example.
>> How do you see this, do you know good places that are inexpensive or
>> maybe (let's dream) free ?
>> Do you work at a company that might be able to sponsor us by letting us
>> use their offices to organize our events ?
>> Where do you all live ?
>> I'm from Oudenaarde, that's near Ghent.
>> Regards,
>> Jonas.
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I can agree with having a first informal meeting in Brussels. It's our capital and the most central city.
Like Dries mentioned, I also think it should be a meeting with people who want to invest some time or resources in this UG. But then again, if you live close or don't mind to travel the distance, of course everyone is more then welcome. In any case the first meeting shouldn't be considered as an actual event, it's a meeting where we will discuss the first event.
If Microsoft is up for it and there are no other options I don't see why we shouldn't be using their resources. But indeed I believe there will be and must be other possibilities then contacting Microsoft for location and support.
I believe the VUB and ULB both have student groups who are related to informatics, maybe we can contact them and see what they can do for us ?
Should we setup a doodle or something to find a good date for our first meet-up ?
> I am not sure asking Microsoft for a place is a good idea...
> Why not asking Google, since Python founder Guido van Rossum is working there? I think there are located in Mons as well.
> Also, as one of the first founders of Brussels Linux User Group, in the past, we had rooms in university ( ULB and VUB ) to organize periodic events.
> Have a nice pythonic day ;)
> Philippe
> 2012/9/20 Philippe Randour <phili...@randour.net>
> I'm from Lens, near Mons (Hainaut).
> An option for meetings might be to contact the Microsoft (yes, I know) Innovation Centers (there is one in Mons and one in Brussels, maybe one in the Dutch region). I think they provide infrastructure to host events...
> On Tuesday, September 18, 2012 11:32:55 PM UTC+2, Jonas Geiregat wrote:
> The question is where should we organize events ?
> PUN, Python Users Nederland are organizing their events in different cities each time. > source: http://wiki.python.org/moin/PUN/ > It seems that it depends on the host who is organizing the event.
> I'm found of this way of working, maybe it will be hard in the beginning to find different organizers for each different location. > But the idea of having meet-ups in different cities sure seems more reasonable then having one city for each event. > We don't all live near Ghent or Brussels for example.
> How do you see this, do you know good places that are inexpensive or maybe (let's dream) free ? > Do you work at a company that might be able to sponsor us by letting us use their offices to organize our events ?
> Where do you all live ?
> I'm from Oudenaarde, that's near Ghent.
> Regards,
> Jonas.
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In the week I'm in Antwerp, in the weekends most of the time near Ghent.
This Friday I'm going to the PUN in Utrecht, one nice thing about most of the PUN locations is that they are most of the time near a big railway station so you don't wast time finding a parking spot and being social in traffic jams.
On Tuesday, September 18, 2012 11:32:55 PM UTC+2, Jonas Geiregat wrote:
> The question is where should we organize events ?
> PUN, Python Users Nederland are organizing their events in different > cities each time. > source: http://wiki.python.org/moin/PUN/ > It seems that it depends on the host who is organizing the event.
> I'm found of this way of working, maybe it will be hard in the beginning > to find different organizers for each different location. > But the idea of having meet-ups in different cities sure seems more > reasonable then having one city for each event. > We don't all live near Ghent or Brussels for example.
> How do you see this, do you know good places that are inexpensive or maybe > (let's dream) free ? > Do you work at a company that might be able to sponsor us by letting us > use their offices to organize our events ? > Where do you all live ?
Just got a tweet from Ludovic Gasc (organizer of afpyro - https://t.co/oapzxRZL) asking: we should make an event at Brussels together ?
Maybe we shouldn't only invite the people who want to actively contribute to this group but just everyone who cares or wants to be there ? It will quickly become clear who's in for becoming a more active member , not ?
Let's not forget one of Yannick Gingras 7 points: Work with other user groups.
> I can agree with having a first informal meeting in Brussels. It's our capital and the most central city.
> Like Dries mentioned, I also think it should be a meeting with people who want to invest some time or resources in this UG. But then again, if you live close or don't mind to travel the distance, of course everyone is more then welcome. In any case the first meeting shouldn't be considered as an actual event, it's a meeting where we will discuss the first event.
> If Microsoft is up for it and there are no other options I don't see why we shouldn't be using their resources. But indeed I believe there will be and must be other possibilities then contacting Microsoft for location and support.
> I believe the VUB and ULB both have student groups who are related to informatics, maybe we can contact them and see what they can do for us ?
> Should we setup a doodle or something to find a good date for our first meet-up ?
> Regards,
> Jonas.
>> Hello,
>> I am not sure asking Microsoft for a place is a good idea...
>> Why not asking Google, since Python founder Guido van Rossum is working there? I think there are located in Mons as well.
>> Also, as one of the first founders of Brussels Linux User Group, in the past, we had rooms in university ( ULB and VUB ) to organize periodic events.
>> Have a nice pythonic day ;)
>> Philippe
>> 2012/9/20 Philippe Randour <phili...@randour.net>
>> I'm from Lens, near Mons (Hainaut).
>> An option for meetings might be to contact the Microsoft (yes, I know) Innovation Centers (there is one in Mons and one in Brussels, maybe one in the Dutch region). I think they provide infrastructure to host events...
>> On Tuesday, September 18, 2012 11:32:55 PM UTC+2, Jonas Geiregat wrote:
>> The question is where should we organize events ?
>> PUN, Python Users Nederland are organizing their events in different cities each time. >> source: http://wiki.python.org/moin/PUN/ >> It seems that it depends on the host who is organizing the event.
>> I'm found of this way of working, maybe it will be hard in the beginning to find different organizers for each different location. >> But the idea of having meet-ups in different cities sure seems more reasonable then having one city for each event. >> We don't all live near Ghent or Brussels for example.
>> How do you see this, do you know good places that are inexpensive or maybe (let's dream) free ? >> Do you work at a company that might be able to sponsor us by letting us use their offices to organize our events ?
>> Where do you all live ?
>> I'm from Oudenaarde, that's near Ghent.
>> Regards,
>> Jonas.
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About the thread we can already see some interesting locations:
- Brussels (which interests also pyFR/afpyro) - Ghent (Waregem, Kortrijk, Oudenaarde, ...) - Antwerp (Mol ?) - Mons/Bergen (Lens, ...) - Leuven could also be an interesting location, but I don't know anyone on the list yet originating from there or the neighborhood
Mol is a bit harder, but maybe that's close enough to Antwerp?
I'm a french speaking person, for now, we only go to a Wallonia city or Brussels. I really want to do a multilingual event at Brussels to permit all Belgium Pythonistas discuss together and promote Python.
I propose to organize a common drink at Brussels.
Usually, I launch a doodle before the event to determine the best date for the interested people, I should launch this survey with the 3 languages.
On Thursday, September 20, 2012 11:46:34 AM UTC+2, Jonas Geiregat wrote:
> Just got a tweet from Ludovic Gasc (organizer of afpyro - > https://t.co/oapzxRZL) asking: we should make an event at Brussels > together ?
> Maybe we shouldn't only invite the people who want to actively contribute > to this group but just everyone who cares or wants to be there ? It will > quickly become clear who's in for becoming a more active member , not ?
> Let's not forget one of Yannick Gingras 7 points: Work with other user > groups.
> To me this sounds like a good idea.
> Regards,
> Jonas.
> I can agree with having a first informal meeting in Brussels. It's our > capital and the most central city.
> Like Dries mentioned, I also think it should be a meeting with people who > want to invest some time or resources in this UG. But then again, if you > live close or don't mind to travel the distance, of course everyone is more > then welcome. In any case the first meeting shouldn't be considered as an > actual event, it's a meeting where we will discuss the first event.
> If Microsoft is up for it and there are no other options I don't see why > we shouldn't be using their resources. But indeed I believe there will be > and must be other possibilities then contacting Microsoft for location and > support.
> I believe the VUB and ULB both have student groups who are related to > informatics, maybe we can contact them and see what they can do for us ?
> Should we setup a doodle or something to find a good date for our first > meet-up ?
> Regards,
> Jonas.
> Hello,
> I am not sure asking Microsoft for a place is a good idea...
> Why not asking Google, since Python founder Guido van Rossum is working > there? I think there are located in Mons as well. > Also, as one of the first founders of Brussels Linux User Group, in the > past, we had rooms in university ( ULB and VUB ) to organize periodic > events. > Have a nice pythonic day ;) > Philippe
> 2012/9/20 Philippe Randour <phil...@randour.net <javascript:>>
>> I'm from Lens, near Mons (Hainaut).
>> An option for meetings might be to contact the Microsoft (yes, I know) >> Innovation Centers (there is one in Mons and one in Brussels, maybe one in >> the Dutch region). I think they provide infrastructure to host events...
>> On Tuesday, September 18, 2012 11:32:55 PM UTC+2, Jonas Geiregat wrote:
>>> The question is where should we organize events ?
>>> I'm found of this way of working, maybe it will be hard in the beginning >>> to find different organizers for each different location. >>> But the idea of having meet-ups in different cities sure seems more >>> reasonable then having one city for each event. >>> We don't all live near Ghent or Brussels for example.
>>> How do you see this, do you know good places that are inexpensive or >>> maybe (let's dream) free ? >>> Do you work at a company that might be able to sponsor us by letting us >>> use their offices to organize our events ? >>> Where do you all live ?
>>> I'm from Oudenaarde, that's near Ghent.
>>> Regards,
>>> Jonas.
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> I'm a french speaking person, for now, we only go to a Wallonia city or
> Brussels. I really want to do a multilingual event at Brussels to permit
> all Belgium Pythonistas discuss together and promote Python.
> I propose to organize a common drink at Brussels.
> Usually, I launch a doodle before the event to determine the best date for
> the interested people, I should launch this survey with the 3 languages.
> What's your opinion ?
> Regards.
> On Thursday, September 20, 2012 11:46:34 AM UTC+2, Jonas Geiregat wrote:
>> Just got a tweet from Ludovic Gasc (organizer of afpyro -
>> https://t.co/oapzxRZL) asking: we should make an event at Brussels
>> together ?
>> Maybe we shouldn't only invite the people who want to actively contribute
>> to this group but just everyone who cares or wants to be there ? It will
>> quickly become clear who's in for becoming a more active member , not ?
>> Let's not forget one of Yannick Gingras 7 points: Work with other user
>> groups.
>> To me this sounds like a good idea.
>> Regards,
>> Jonas.
>> I can agree with having a first informal meeting in Brussels. It's our
>> capital and the most central city.
>> Like Dries mentioned, I also think it should be a meeting with people who
>> want to invest some time or resources in this UG. But then again, if you
>> live close or don't mind to travel the distance, of course everyone is more
>> then welcome. In any case the first meeting shouldn't be considered as an
>> actual event, it's a meeting where we will discuss the first event.
>> If Microsoft is up for it and there are no other options I don't see why
>> we shouldn't be using their resources. But indeed I believe there will be
>> and must be other possibilities then contacting Microsoft for location and
>> support.
>> I believe the VUB and ULB both have student groups who are related to
>> informatics, maybe we can contact them and see what they can do for us ?
>> Should we setup a doodle or something to find a good date for our first
>> meet-up ?
>> Regards,
>> Jonas.
>> Hello,
>> I am not sure asking Microsoft for a place is a good idea...
>> Why not asking Google, since Python founder Guido van Rossum is working
>> there? I think there are located in Mons as well.
>> Also, as one of the first founders of Brussels Linux User Group, in the
>> past, we had rooms in university ( ULB and VUB ) to organize periodic
>> events.
>> Have a nice pythonic day ;)
>> Philippe
>> 2012/9/20 Philippe Randour <phil...@randour.net>
>>> I'm from Lens, near Mons (Hainaut).
>>> An option for meetings might be to contact the Microsoft (yes, I know)
>>> Innovation Centers (there is one in Mons and one in Brussels, maybe one in
>>> the Dutch region). I think they provide infrastructure to host events...
>>> On Tuesday, September 18, 2012 11:32:55 PM UTC+2, Jonas Geiregat wrote:
>>>> The question is where should we organize events ?
>>>> I'm found of this way of working, maybe it will be hard in the
>>>> beginning to find different organizers for each different location.
>>>> But the idea of having meet-ups in different cities sure seems more
>>>> reasonable then having one city for each event.
>>>> We don't all live near Ghent or Brussels for example.
>>>> How do you see this, do you know good places that are inexpensive or
>>>> maybe (let's dream) free ?
>>>> Do you work at a company that might be able to sponsor us by letting us
>>>> use their offices to organize our events ?
>>>> Where do you all live ?
>>>> I'm from Oudenaarde, that's near Ghent.
>>>> Regards,
>>>> Jonas.
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> On 09/20/2012 01:48 PM, Dries Desmet wrote:
>> Fine by me. A survey just in english should suffice, no?
> +1
> English should be fine it's the "neutral language" :-)
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On Thursday, September 20, 2012 10:06:28 AM UTC+2, flupke wrote:
> Hello,
> I am not sure asking Microsoft for a place is a good idea...
> Why not asking Google, since Python founder Guido van Rossum is working > there? I think there are located in Mons as well.
> Also, as one of the first founders of Brussels Linux User Group, in the > past, we had rooms in university ( ULB and VUB ) to organize periodic > events.
> Have a nice pythonic day ;)
> Philippe
> 2012/9/20 Philippe Randour <phil...@randour.net <javascript:>>
>> I'm from Lens, near Mons (Hainaut).
>> An option for meetings might be to contact the Microsoft (yes, I know) >> Innovation Centers (there is one in Mons and one in Brussels, maybe one in >> the Dutch region). I think they provide infrastructure to host events...
>> On Tuesday, September 18, 2012 11:32:55 PM UTC+2, Jonas Geiregat wrote:
>>> The question is where should we organize events ?
>>> I'm found of this way of working, maybe it will be hard in the beginning >>> to find different organizers for each different location. >>> But the idea of having meet-ups in different cities sure seems more >>> reasonable then having one city for each event. >>> We don't all live near Ghent or Brussels for example.
>>> How do you see this, do you know good places that are inexpensive or >>> maybe (let's dream) free ? >>> Do you work at a company that might be able to sponsor us by letting us >>> use their offices to organize our events ?
>>> Where do you all live ?
>>> I'm from Oudenaarde, that's near Ghent.
>>> Regards,
>>> Jonas.
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> On Thursday, September 20, 2012 10:06:28 AM UTC+2, flupke wrote:
>> Hello,
>> I am not sure asking Microsoft for a place is a good idea...
>> Why not asking Google, since Python founder Guido van Rossum is working
>> there? I think there are located in Mons as well.
>> Also, as one of the first founders of Brussels Linux User Group, in the
>> past, we had rooms in university ( ULB and VUB ) to organize periodic
>> events.
>> Have a nice pythonic day ;)
>> Philippe
>> 2012/9/20 Philippe Randour <phil...@randour.net>
>>> I'm from Lens, near Mons (Hainaut).
>>> An option for meetings might be to contact the Microsoft (yes, I know)
>>> Innovation Centers (there is one in Mons and one in Brussels, maybe one in
>>> the Dutch region). I think they provide infrastructure to host events...
>>> On Tuesday, September 18, 2012 11:32:55 PM UTC+2, Jonas Geiregat wrote:
>>>> The question is where should we organize events ?
>>>> I'm found of this way of working, maybe it will be hard in the
>>>> beginning to find different organizers for each different location.
>>>> But the idea of having meet-ups in different cities sure seems more
>>>> reasonable then having one city for each event.
>>>> We don't all live near Ghent or Brussels for example.
>>>> How do you see this, do you know good places that are inexpensive or
>>>> maybe (let's dream) free ?
>>>> Do you work at a company that might be able to sponsor us by letting us
>>>> use their offices to organize our events ?
>>>> Where do you all live ?
>>>> I'm from Oudenaarde, that's near Ghent.
>>>> Regards,
>>>> Jonas.
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> On Fri, Sep 21, 2012 at 8:35 AM, Philippe Randour <phili...@randour.net> wrote:
> In Mons, they only have a data center. BUT they have an office in Brussels:
> On Thursday, September 20, 2012 10:06:28 AM UTC+2, flupke wrote:
> Hello,
> I am not sure asking Microsoft for a place is a good idea...
> Why not asking Google, since Python founder Guido van Rossum is working there? I think there are located in Mons as well.
> Also, as one of the first founders of Brussels Linux User Group, in the past, we had rooms in university ( ULB and VUB ) to organize periodic events.
> Have a nice pythonic day ;)
> Philippe
> 2012/9/20 Philippe Randour <phil...@randour.net>
> I'm from Lens, near Mons (Hainaut).
> An option for meetings might be to contact the Microsoft (yes, I know) Innovation Centers (there is one in Mons and one in Brussels, maybe one in the Dutch region). I think they provide infrastructure to host events...
> On Tuesday, September 18, 2012 11:32:55 PM UTC+2, Jonas Geiregat wrote:
> The question is where should we organize events ?
> PUN, Python Users Nederland are organizing their events in different cities each time. > source: http://wiki.python.org/moin/PUN/ > It seems that it depends on the host who is organizing the event.
> I'm found of this way of working, maybe it will be hard in the beginning to find different organizers for each different location. > But the idea of having meet-ups in different cities sure seems more reasonable then having one city for each event. > We don't all live near Ghent or Brussels for example.
> How do you see this, do you know good places that are inexpensive or maybe (let's dream) free ? > Do you work at a company that might be able to sponsor us by letting us use their offices to organize our events ?
> Where do you all live ?
> I'm from Oudenaarde, that's near Ghent.
> Regards,
> Jonas.
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>> On Thursday, September 20, 2012 10:06:28 AM UTC+2, flupke wrote:
>>> Hello,
>>> I am not sure asking Microsoft for a place is a good idea...
>>> Why not asking Google, since Python founder Guido van Rossum is working >>> there? I think there are located in Mons as well.
>>> Also, as one of the first founders of Brussels Linux User Group, in the >>> past, we had rooms in university ( ULB and VUB ) to organize periodic >>> events.
>>> Have a nice pythonic day ;)
>>> Philippe
>>> 2012/9/20 Philippe Randour <phil...@randour.net>
>>>> I'm from Lens, near Mons (Hainaut).
>>>> An option for meetings might be to contact the Microsoft (yes, I know) >>>> Innovation Centers (there is one in Mons and one in Brussels, maybe one in >>>> the Dutch region). I think they provide infrastructure to host events...
>>>> On Tuesday, September 18, 2012 11:32:55 PM UTC+2, Jonas Geiregat wrote:
>>>>> The question is where should we organize events ?
>>>>> I'm found of this way of working, maybe it will be hard in the >>>>> beginning to find different organizers for each different location. >>>>> But the idea of having meet-ups in different cities sure seems more >>>>> reasonable then having one city for each event. >>>>> We don't all live near Ghent or Brussels for example.
>>>>> How do you see this, do you know good places that are inexpensive or >>>>> maybe (let's dream) free ? >>>>> Do you work at a company that might be able to sponsor us by letting >>>>> us use their offices to organize our events ?
>>>>> Where do you all live ?
>>>>> I'm from Oudenaarde, that's near Ghent.
>>>>> Regards,
>>>>> Jonas.
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I'm a Python developer myself and founder of a small startup using Python stack and willing to sponsor an event. Although I could not offer a location for an event I can help search near Brussels were some customers (quite large companies) are located.
My suggestion is to start a few events eventually organized by a company (sponsoring) Once everything gets up en running and gets enough attraction you can go through the setup of VZW.
On Tuesday, September 18, 2012 11:32:55 PM UTC+2, Jonas Geiregat wrote:
> The question is where should we organize events ?
> PUN, Python Users Nederland are organizing their events in different > cities each time. > source: http://wiki.python.org/moin/PUN/ > It seems that it depends on the host who is organizing the event.
> I'm found of this way of working, maybe it will be hard in the beginning > to find different organizers for each different location. > But the idea of having meet-ups in different cities sure seems more > reasonable then having one city for each event. > We don't all live near Ghent or Brussels for example.
> How do you see this, do you know good places that are inexpensive or maybe > (let's dream) free ? > Do you work at a company that might be able to sponsor us by letting us > use their offices to organize our events ? > Where do you all live ?
I think I might have found our first meeting place.
The company I work for (Adagio) has good relations with Clearhout nv Communications. My boss was very found of the idea of pyBug and told me he will make it happen for us to use their meeting room for free.
Also the company I work for will be sponsoring (drinks, food and accommodation) the first event. I still need to sit down with him to talk over the details but, I said this will be best done after 26 october.
It's a brand new building location about 1km from the train station in Ghent and next to the R4 and other highways (E17 and E40)
> I don't know anybody there but I will contact them to see if there is any possibility to organize an event in their office.
> On Friday, September 21, 2012 9:21:30 AM UTC+2, Ludovic Gasc wrote:
> I will publish the survey in English this evening.
> Philippe, do you know somebody at Google to organize the event here ?
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> On Fri, Sep 21, 2012 at 8:35 AM, Philippe Randour <phil...@randour.net> wrote:
> In Mons, they only have a data center. BUT they have an office in Brussels:
> On Thursday, September 20, 2012 10:06:28 AM UTC+2, flupke wrote:
> Hello,
> I am not sure asking Microsoft for a place is a good idea...
> Why not asking Google, since Python founder Guido van Rossum is working there? I think there are located in Mons as well.
> Also, as one of the first founders of Brussels Linux User Group, in the past, we had rooms in university ( ULB and VUB ) to organize periodic events.
> Have a nice pythonic day ;)
> Philippe
> 2012/9/20 Philippe Randour <phil...@randour.net>
> I'm from Lens, near Mons (Hainaut).
> An option for meetings might be to contact the Microsoft (yes, I know) Innovation Centers (there is one in Mons and one in Brussels, maybe one in the Dutch region). I think they provide infrastructure to host events...
> On Tuesday, September 18, 2012 11:32:55 PM UTC+2, Jonas Geiregat wrote:
> The question is where should we organize events ?
> PUN, Python Users Nederland are organizing their events in different cities each time. > source: http://wiki.python.org/moin/PUN/ > It seems that it depends on the host who is organizing the event.
> I'm found of this way of working, maybe it will be hard in the beginning to find different organizers for each different location. > But the idea of having meet-ups in different cities sure seems more reasonable then having one city for each event. > We don't all live near Ghent or Brussels for example.
> How do you see this, do you know good places that are inexpensive or maybe (let's dream) free ? > Do you work at a company that might be able to sponsor us by letting us use their offices to organize our events ?
> Where do you all live ?
> I'm from Oudenaarde, that's near Ghent.
> Regards,
> Jonas.
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The place seems to be great, but normally this meeting is for Afpyro and
pybug, I prefer to have the event at Brussels, because almost attendees of
Afpyro live in Wallonia, easier for them to go to Brussels.
You should make the next meeting of pybug at this place, shouldn't you?
I know I'm on late, I will publish officially the event tomorrow.
Regards.
On Oct 6, 2012 5:01 PM, "Jonas Geiregat" <jo...@geiregat.org> wrote:
> I think I might have found our first meeting place.
> The company I work for (Adagio) has good relations with Clearhout nv
> Communications. My boss was very found of the idea of pyBug and told me he
> will make it happen for us to use their meeting room for free.
> Also the company I work for will be sponsoring (drinks, food and
> accommodation) the first event. I still need to sit down with him to talk
> over the details but, I said this will be best done after 26 october.
> It's a brand new building location about 1km from the train station in
> Ghent and next to the R4 and other highways (E17 and E40)
>>> On Thursday, September 20, 2012 10:06:28 AM UTC+2, flupke wrote:
>>>> Hello,
>>>> I am not sure asking Microsoft for a place is a good idea...
>>>> Why not asking Google, since Python founder Guido van Rossum is working
>>>> there? I think there are located in Mons as well.
>>>> Also, as one of the first founders of Brussels Linux User Group, in
>>>> the past, we had rooms in university ( ULB and VUB ) to organize periodic
>>>> events.
>>>> Have a nice pythonic day ;)
>>>> Philippe
>>>> 2012/9/20 Philippe Randour <phil...@randour.net>
>>>>> I'm from Lens, near Mons (Hainaut).
>>>>> An option for meetings might be to contact the Microsoft (yes, I know)
>>>>> Innovation Centers (there is one in Mons and one in Brussels, maybe one in
>>>>> the Dutch region). I think they provide infrastructure to host events...
>>>>> On Tuesday, September 18, 2012 11:32:55 PM UTC+2, Jonas Geiregat
>>>>> wrote:
>>>>>> The question is where should we organize events ?
>>>>>> I'm found of this way of working, maybe it will be hard in the
>>>>>> beginning to find different organizers for each different location.
>>>>>> But the idea of having meet-ups in different cities sure seems more
>>>>>> reasonable then having one city for each event.
>>>>>> We don't all live near Ghent or Brussels for example.
>>>>>> How do you see this, do you know good places that are inexpensive or
>>>>>> maybe (let's dream) free ?
>>>>>> Do you work at a company that might be able to sponsor us by letting
>>>>>> us use their offices to organize our events ?
>>>>>> Where do you all live ?
>>>>>> I'm from Oudenaarde, that's near Ghent.
>>>>>> Regards,
>>>>>> Jonas.
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> The place seems to be great, but normally this meeting is for Afpyro and pybug, I prefer to have the event at Brussels, because almost attendees of Afpyro live in Wallonia, easier for them to go to Brussels.
> You should make the next meeting of pybug at this place, shouldn't you?
> I know I'm on late, I will publish officially the event tomorrow.
> Regards.
> On Oct 6, 2012 5:01 PM, "Jonas Geiregat" <jo...@geiregat.org> wrote:
> Hello Follow Pythonistas,
> I think I might have found our first meeting place.
> The company I work for (Adagio) has good relations with Clearhout nv Communications. My boss was very found of the idea of pyBug and told me he will make it happen for us to use their meeting room for free.
> Also the company I work for will be sponsoring (drinks, food and accommodation) the first event. I still need to sit down with him to talk over the details but, I said this will be best done after 26 october.
> It's a brand new building location about 1km from the train station in Ghent and next to the R4 and other highways (E17 and E40)
>> I don't know anybody there but I will contact them to see if there is any possibility to organize an event in their office.
>> On Friday, September 21, 2012 9:21:30 AM UTC+2, Ludovic Gasc wrote:
>> I will publish the survey in English this evening.
>> Philippe, do you know somebody at Google to organize the event here ?
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>> On Fri, Sep 21, 2012 at 8:35 AM, Philippe Randour <phil...@randour.net> wrote:
>> In Mons, they only have a data center. BUT they have an office in Brussels:
>> On Thursday, September 20, 2012 10:06:28 AM UTC+2, flupke wrote:
>> Hello,
>> I am not sure asking Microsoft for a place is a good idea...
>> Why not asking Google, since Python founder Guido van Rossum is working there? I think there are located in Mons as well.
>> Also, as one of the first founders of Brussels Linux User Group, in the past, we had rooms in university ( ULB and VUB ) to organize periodic events.
>> Have a nice pythonic day ;)
>> Philippe
>> 2012/9/20 Philippe Randour <phil...@randour.net>
>> I'm from Lens, near Mons (Hainaut).
>> An option for meetings might be to contact the Microsoft (yes, I know) Innovation Centers (there is one in Mons and one in Brussels, maybe one in the Dutch region). I think they provide infrastructure to host events...
>> On Tuesday, September 18, 2012 11:32:55 PM UTC+2, Jonas Geiregat wrote:
>> The question is where should we organize events ?
>> PUN, Python Users Nederland are organizing their events in different cities each time. >> source: http://wiki.python.org/moin/PUN/ >> It seems that it depends on the host who is organizing the event.
>> I'm found of this way of working, maybe it will be hard in the beginning to find different organizers for each different location. >> But the idea of having meet-ups in different cities sure seems more reasonable then having one city for each event. >> We don't all live near Ghent or Brussels for example.
>> How do you see this, do you know good places that are inexpensive or maybe (let's dream) free ? >> Do you work at a company that might be able to sponsor us by letting us use their offices to organize our events ?
>> Where do you all live ?
>> I'm from Oudenaarde, that's near Ghent.
>> Regards,
>> Jonas.
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About the meal, depends on the number of attendees.
If we are a small group, I know several interesting restaurants, but if we are a lot, the plan will be to eat at Léon: http://uk.chezleon.be/ They have always enough places and the meal is ok.
On Saturday, October 6, 2012 10:35:36 PM UTC+2, Jonas Geiregat wrote:
> Don't worry Loduvic, that's for the next meeting, our first actual meet-up!
> Of course the meeting the 26th october will go through in Brussels at the > Delirium Café!
> No change of plans!
> See you there!
> Are there any plans yet for the meal afterwards ?
> Cheers,
> Jonas.
> Hi Jonas,
> The place seems to be great, but normally this meeting is for Afpyro and > pybug, I prefer to have the event at Brussels, because almost attendees of > Afpyro live in Wallonia, easier for them to go to Brussels.
> You should make the next meeting of pybug at this place, shouldn't you?
> I know I'm on late, I will publish officially the event tomorrow.
> Regards.
> On Oct 6, 2012 5:01 PM, "Jonas Geiregat" <jo...@geiregat.org <javascript:>> > wrote:
>> Hello Follow Pythonistas,
>> I think I might have found our first meeting place.
>> The company I work for (Adagio) has good relations with Clearhout nv >> Communications. My boss was very found of the idea of pyBug and told me he >> will make it happen for us to use their meeting room for free.
>> Also the company I work for will be sponsoring (drinks, food and >> accommodation) the first event. I still need to sit down with him to talk >> over the details but, I said this will be best done after 26 october.
>> It's a brand new building location about 1km from the train station in >> Ghent and next to the R4 and other highways (E17 and E40)
>>>> On Thursday, September 20, 2012 10:06:28 AM UTC+2, flupke wrote:
>>>>> Hello,
>>>>> I am not sure asking Microsoft for a place is a good idea...
>>>>> Why not asking Google, since Python founder Guido van Rossum is >>>>> working there? I think there are located in Mons as well.
>>>>> Also, as one of the first founders of Brussels Linux User Group, in >>>>> the past, we had rooms in university ( ULB and VUB ) to organize periodic >>>>> events.
>>>>> Have a nice pythonic day ;)
>>>>> Philippe
>>>>> 2012/9/20 Philippe Randour <phil...@randour.net>
>>>>>> I'm from Lens, near Mons (Hainaut).
>>>>>> An option for meetings might be to contact the Microsoft (yes, I >>>>>> know) Innovation Centers (there is one in Mons and one in Brussels, maybe >>>>>> one in the Dutch region). I think they provide infrastructure to host >>>>>> events...
>>>>>> On Tuesday, September 18, 2012 11:32:55 PM UTC+2, Jonas Geiregat >>>>>> wrote:
>>>>>>> The question is where should we organize events ?
>>>>>>> I'm found of this way of working, maybe it will be hard in the >>>>>>> beginning to find different organizers for each different location. >>>>>>> But the idea of having meet-ups in different cities sure seems more >>>>>>> reasonable then having one city for each event. >>>>>>> We don't all live near Ghent or Brussels for example.
>>>>>>> How do you see this, do you know good places that are inexpensive or >>>>>>> maybe (let's dream) free ? >>>>>>> Do you work at a company that might be able to sponsor us by letting >>>>>>> us use their offices to organize our events ?
>>>>>>> Where do you all live ?
>>>>>>> I'm from Oudenaarde, that's near Ghent.
>>>>>>> Regards,
>>>>>>> Jonas.
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