[At-Large] Thank you all - and...

[Izumi AIZU]

Dear Jacqueline,

As we still remain in our rooms working with Net connectivity, I like
to take this advantage to thank YOU, the Chair, for your hard work and
sense of humor, in the rather difficult situation. I can imagine how
much stress you
got over the week, even while this is a relatively close location to your home.

As we all felt, we need more team-building effort. The good news is
that many or all of  here are in that positive direction and willing
to contribute for that.

I should also mention our thanks to the staff, Nick and Susie and all others
behind the scenes.

The biggest regret was that we could not form a team for the volleyball!.
With our very tall Chair and agile members, we could have won the tournament ;-)

izumi

2007/6/30, Jacqueline A. Morris <jam at jacquelinemorris.com>:
> Thanks Izumi
>
> It was indeed difficult, but I think that we made a really great impact
> especially with regard to the interaction with other ICANN structures. It's
> the first time that we have been mentioned so much in such positive terms by
> other structures, Board, etc.
>
> It's a pity that we spent so much time on process rather than substance, but
> I hope that now that we've got most of that sorted, we can really start work
> - we've been given a lot of opportunity (challenge) to show what we are made
> of and what we can do!
>
> It's important now to follow up with real substance. The working groups are
> really important.
>
> Thanks to all for their hard work and patience with the ever moving San Juan
> schedule (it was a problem for everyone, even the Board) - have a good trip
> home, and get ready for the next steps. We have a month or so to develop our
> statement on the RAA, not that much more for quite a few additional issues.
>
> Will send out the Press release document today for ALAC review.
> I thought to post it on the ICANN blog as well - remember we have access to
> that forum.
>
> Jacqueline
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Izumi AIZU [mailto:iza at anr.org]
> Sent: Saturday, June 30, 2007 10:05 AM
> To: Interim ALAC
> Subject: [At-Large] Thank you all - and...
>
> Dear AtLarge community guys, especially for those who have been
> in San Juan at ICANN meeting. It's been a real busy week for all
> of us, and quite exhausted now, for everyone, I assume.
>
> I thank you guys all for your hard and warm work and socilaizing.
> We faced many challenges, opprotunities, funs and bles, but all in
> all I think we did a reasonable job. I hope we could improve the
> function of ALS/RALO/ALAC as much as possible, and make
> more impacts within ICANN commnity, which is starting to recognize
> the new AtLarge, for the coming months and especially at the
> next LA meeting.
>
> I proposed to create a new working group, Working Group on
> IPv4 depletion and v6 migration, and hope to organize a workshop
> on this subject with other constituencies at the LA ICANN meeting.
> For those who are interested, please drop me an e-mail. Mailing list
> should start sometime soon, so does wiki space.
>
> With that, I say "Adios amigos/amigas!!"
>
> izumi
>
>
>
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