[EMP2012] Happy 2013

[Hugh Hudson]

Happy new year to all!

I'm free the middle two weeks of March. 

Hugh

On Jan 14, 2013, at 7:36 PM, Scott W. McIntosh wrote:

> Hi All,
> 
> So sorry for the radio silence on EMP. I have been almost completely focussed on getting my commitments to the upcoming NASA IRIS mission under control. I completely blew the planning for meeting this month. 
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> Early next month we are expecting a baby and that has been playing on my mind/time a lot too. sigh.
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> Would everyone be suited to a one/two day meeting in early to mid March here? I think we have enough funds to cover a lot of travel and accommodation - I will double check with Joanne before I commit to anything though.
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> I will have one more canvas to the folks who attended the meeting in Australia about uploading photos and I have yet to pull the professional images taken by the North Queensland Tourist Bureau that (by helping them) we were able to get access to.
> 
> Hope that you are all well, staying away from the nasty flu virus and are looking forward to a busy collaboration in 2013.
> 
> Cheers,
> 	Scott
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