BOSTON get-together
Mar 15, 1999 | 9:42 am
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The place to be at 8.30 on Saturday March 20th (with drinks beforehand) will be HARVEST!
44 Brattle St
Cambridge, MA 02138
At the end of Church Street
(617) 868-2255
Map: http://boston.sidewalk.com/scripts/city.dll?LID=28&EID=70388&PZS=DDDD
44 Brattle St
Cambridge, MA 02138
At the end of Church Street
(617) 868-2255
Map: http://boston.sidewalk.com/scripts/city.dll?LID=28&EID=70388&PZS=DDDD
Mar 15, 1999 | 10:36 am
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Please note that the entrance to this restaurant does not face the street - you have to walk down the side of the building. However, its neighbour (42, or 46, I can't remember which) is clearly marked, and this should help you to find your way to Harvest.
Mar 15, 1999 | 1:33 pm
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I'm supposed to land @ 6:30...is there enough time to check in (Backbay Hilton) and make the dinner, or should I just cab it straight to dinner (or drinks, as the case may be)????
Mar 15, 1999 | 2:46 pm
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I'd say you will have plenty of time, depending on your mode of transportation.
Cab from Logan to Hilton is about 25 minutes and ~$25. Subway (T) is about 30-40 minutes and involves one transfer (blue to green line).
Cab from Hilton to Harvard Square is <10 minutes. T from Hilton is about 20 minutes b/c you have to transfer from green to transfer to red line. A slightly quicker way is to get on the #1 bus (in front of Tower Records) which goes straight down Mass ave, across the rive, and into Cambridge. #1 bus' last stop is Harvard Square.
Cab from Logan to Hilton is about 25 minutes and ~$25. Subway (T) is about 30-40 minutes and involves one transfer (blue to green line).
Cab from Hilton to Harvard Square is <10 minutes. T from Hilton is about 20 minutes b/c you have to transfer from green to transfer to red line. A slightly quicker way is to get on the #1 bus (in front of Tower Records) which goes straight down Mass ave, across the rive, and into Cambridge. #1 bus' last stop is Harvard Square.
Mar 15, 1999 | 4:52 pm
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(As per Catman's request):
The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority website can be found at http://www.mbta.com and subway maps can be found at http://www.mbta.com/schedules/maps/spider/
Taking the bus costs 60c, the T (subway) costs 85c.
Using mapquest, you can see where Harvest is in relation to Boston/Cambridge:
http://www.mapquest.com/cgi-bin/ia_find?screen=ia-map-result&link=ia-map-result&uid=u6t20dnebccosayv
takes you to a map of the two cities, and Harvest is marked by the red star in the upper left hand corner of the map. Highway 2A is Massachusetts Avenue, along which the No. 1 bus runs.
The airport is off the screen to the right - highway 1 passes it.
Boston is a relatively compact city - you should have no trouble getting from A to B in minimal time.
The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority website can be found at http://www.mbta.com and subway maps can be found at http://www.mbta.com/schedules/maps/spider/
Taking the bus costs 60c, the T (subway) costs 85c.
Using mapquest, you can see where Harvest is in relation to Boston/Cambridge:
http://www.mapquest.com/cgi-bin/ia_find?screen=ia-map-result&link=ia-map-result&uid=u6t20dnebccosayv
takes you to a map of the two cities, and Harvest is marked by the red star in the upper left hand corner of the map. Highway 2A is Massachusetts Avenue, along which the No. 1 bus runs.
The airport is off the screen to the right - highway 1 passes it.
Boston is a relatively compact city - you should have no trouble getting from A to B in minimal time.
Mar 15, 1999 | 7:54 pm
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Sorry I couldn't make this get-together. Although I do live in Boston, I will be out-of-town that week. Sorry! However, you have picked a great new restaurant to eat at near Harvard Square. Have fun ...
Mar 19, 1999 | 12:22 pm
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Mar 19, 1999 | 1:23 pm
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I think the latest confirmed list is this:
Catman
NJDavid (2)
AnnaS
demeter
Milecrazy
PremEx
BostonJudy (2)
Baobab (2)
Kyklin
Some who previously scheduled will unfortunately be unable to make it. (onefreeman, raeban, traveltoomuch, etc...)
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Added: 3:54PM (EST)
Matt Wald
Darn! I was hoping no one would notice that his name was missing....
[This message has been edited by kyklin (edited 03-19-99).]
Catman
NJDavid (2)
AnnaS
demeter
Milecrazy
PremEx
BostonJudy (2)
Baobab (2)
Kyklin
Some who previously scheduled will unfortunately be unable to make it. (onefreeman, raeban, traveltoomuch, etc...)
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Added: 3:54PM (EST)
Matt Wald
Darn! I was hoping no one would notice that his name was missing....
[This message has been edited by kyklin (edited 03-19-99).]
Mar 19, 1999 | 1:27 pm
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Thank you Ken - I was just digging up your e-mail message to see who had confirmed [Ken took care of all the confirmations while I was swanning about in the Bahamas 
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Did you deliberately omit Matt Wald, or are you just trying to wind him up??
]Did you deliberately omit Matt Wald, or are you just trying to wind him up??
Mar 19, 1999 | 7:41 pm
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OK, the JPEG camera is packed...the notebook too.
The only panic from Helen, "I need to pack nice clothes for dinner...what is the typical dress for the restaurant?"
In any case, see ya'll tomorrow...
(PS - Upgrades on CO for Myself, Helen and Catman look good....)
The only panic from Helen, "I need to pack nice clothes for dinner...what is the typical dress for the restaurant?"
In any case, see ya'll tomorrow...
(PS - Upgrades on CO for Myself, Helen and Catman look good....)
Mar 20, 1999 | 8:27 am
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Ok...I'm at the airport and my flight looks to be on time! Headed to Boston for the FlyerFest this evening and looking forward to meeting everyone (and hearing some sort of speech from Rudi?)! See you soon.
