Now, I think we all know what the "real" next question is: What to do with that bright shiny quarter? :) On Wed, 29 Dec 2004 11:50:01 -0800, Jonathan Blake <freelists.org@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > I hope everyone has been having happy holidays and are due to have a > great new year. > > I had a dream last night. I arrived late to a Lone Wolf fans' > convention. Joe Dever (really a yonger, more nerdy stand-in) was > finishing up speaking about something. He sat down and asked for > questions from the audience. I stood up, apologized for being late, and > proceeded to ask my question. No one, except for Joe, seemed to be > listening instead talking to each other. As I finished my question, > everyone got up and left. Joe followed them out without answering my > question. I woke up and couldn't get back to sleep. > > If you ask me to interpret my own dream, I would have to say that I must > be carrying around guilt about not finding enough time for Project Aon > while everyone else carries on and a latent fear of being left behind. > > So using my new powers of insomnia, I set to work on some unfinished > Project Aon business: the first issue of the Kai Grand Sentinel. > > http://www.projectaon.org/~jonathan/kgs/january-2005.pdf > > I was thinking of sending the newsletter to the announcement mailing > list as a text message (with the full text of the newsletter) and > linking to a PDF archive as shown in the above draft. > > Please comment on any aspect of the draft that you think should be changed. > > We need progress reports from everyone who is leading the editing for a > book (i.e. Thomas and I) and any Project Aon-related project. I know > this will be controversial, but I think we need to get back to giving an > estimated time of arrival for our projects. These should be conservative > so as to avoid disappointment, but should give everyone a general > estimate of when they can expect to see final results or the next set of > features. > > We also need some write ups for the news items that I left blank (post > to the list if you want to volunteer). Are there any other noteworthy > happenings that have slipped my mind? The From the Forum(s) section > should contain a general overview of happenings in our forums. > > Thank you all for your patience. > > -- > Jon > >