Guam Town Hall Tuesday 5/31/2011, Attendance Sheet

Hagatna, Guam
Attached is attendance sheet.

Guam Town Hall 5/31/2011, Hagatna, Guam

12 noon

Guam Town Hall, Thursday 5/26/2011, Barrigada, Guam

Attached is the attendance sheet.  15 attendees, 15 surveys completed.

Guam Town Hall 5/26/2011, Barrigada, Guam

9:00 am

Guam Town Hall #2, Wednesday, May 25, 2011, Hagatna, Guam

Attached is attendance log.

Guam Town Hall 5/25/2011, Hagatna, Guam

4:00 pm

Guam Town Hall, 5/25/2011, Tamuning, Guam, 12:00 pm

Attached is an attendance sheet for this town hall which Senator Aline Yamashita graciously hosted. 
Only 5 surveys turned in, but her office will help us get other groups together.

Guam Town Hall 5/24/2011, 2pm, Maite, Guam

Attached is the attendance sheet.  Good turnout and participation in surveys.  They declined offer for food.

Guam Town Hall 5/25/2011, Tamuning, Guam

12 noon

Guam Town Hall 5/24/2011, Maiti, Guam

2pm, hosted by Cars Plus, Maite, Guam

Guam Town Hall, May 24, 2011, Tuesday, Tiyan, Guam

Attached is the attendance list and lunch receipt.  Good group!  Volunteered even to gather a couple of surveys so I will have a meeting with them to prep them on how to administer.
Dan

Guam Town Hall 5/24/2011, Tiyan, Guam

11:30am

Receipt for Survey Copies

Attached is the receipt for copying 400 sets of written surveys.  $180.00

Guam Town Hall, Thursday, May 19, 2011 11:30am Harmon Guam (2nd townhall of the day)

Attached are the attendance roster and receipt for cake.
Good attendance!  12 finished surveys returned. 
No questions or issues at this meeting.

Attendance Sheet for Town Hall #1, 5/19/2011, Thursday, Tamuning, Guam 9am

Here you are.  Attached is also the receipt for pastries.  Gathered 5 completed surveys and will return to pick up 5 more.

Guam Town Hall, Thursday, 5/19/2011, Tamuning, 9am

Re: My TOWN HALL FOR TOMORROW HAS BEEN MOVED UP TO 9

Ok, thanks for letting us know. We'll update the group on your work
with info from the blog.

On Wednesday, May 18, 2011, Dan Ho <danhonyc@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi guys...I originally had this scheduled for 10 but they asked late today that I move it up to 9.  Aggravating as it overlaps with the conference call and they're a good group.    If I can steal away I will.
>
> Dan
>

--
Daniel Calarco
Director of International Programs
One Economy Corp.
P: +1.202.393.1175
F: +1.202.393.7260
www.one-economy.com

My TOWN HALL FOR TOMORROW HAS BEEN MOVED UP TO 9

Hi guys...I originally had this scheduled for 10 but they asked late today that I move it up to 9.  Aggravating as it overlaps with the conference call and they're a good group.    If I can steal away I will.

Dan

Guam Town Hall 5/18/2011, Dededo, Guam

Today I held a town hall in Dededo that was attended by 8 individual, (one had to leave early) and collected 7 surveys.

They breezed through almost every question except to note that they had no idea what their internet speed was.

Attached is the attendance sheet.  On the blog is a short video for documentation.

Dan

Re: Data

very well! 

On Fri, May 13, 2011 at 11:26 PM, Colin Richardson <crichardson@one-economy.com> wrote:

Hi Dan, please hold off on printing until Kris can add a few questions that will make it easier to transfer the data onto a map. I will send this to you as soon as I can.

Best,

Colin

On May 12, 2011 9:30 PM, "Dan Ho" <danhonyc@gmail.com> wrote:
> sounds right to me.
>
> On Fri, May 13, 2011 at 12:16 AM, Colin Richardson <
> crichardson@one-economy.com> wrote:
>
>> Hi Dan,
>>
>> I have attached the final version of the survey, which is the same one I
>> sent you at the end of April.
>>
>> Best,
>>
>> Colin Richardson
>> Program Manager
>> One Economy Corporation
>> 202-393-4870 phone
>> 202-617-9450 cell
>> 202-393-7260 fax
>>
>>
>>
>> On Thu, May 12, 2011 at 9:53 AM, Daniel Calarco <dcalarco@one-economy.com>wrote:
>>
>>> I think we should make the data entry of the hand collected surveys a
>>> requirement for anyone bidding on the project. This way it all gets into
>>> the same database and this way you won't have to worry about coding all the
>>> data.
>>> Best,
>>> Daniel
>>>
>>>
>>> On Wed, May 11, 2011 at 9:07 PM, Dan Ho <danhonyc@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>
>>>> Hi -
>>>>
>>>> So what becomes of the surveys? Would you like it entered into some sort
>>>> of data file or spreadsheet?
>>>>
>>>> D
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> --
>>> Daniel Calarco
>>> Director of International Programs
>>> One Economy Corp.
>>> P: +1.202.393.1175
>>> F: +1.202.393.7260
>>> www.one-economy.com
>>>
>>
>>

Re: Data

Hi Dan, please hold off on printing until Kris can add a few questions that will make it easier to transfer the data onto a map. I will send this to you as soon as I can.

Best,

Colin

On May 12, 2011 9:30 PM, "Dan Ho" <danhonyc@gmail.com> wrote:
> sounds right to me.
>
> On Fri, May 13, 2011 at 12:16 AM, Colin Richardson <
> crichardson@one-economy.com> wrote:
>
>> Hi Dan,
>>
>> I have attached the final version of the survey, which is the same one I
>> sent you at the end of April.
>>
>> Best,
>>
>> Colin Richardson
>> Program Manager
>> One Economy Corporation
>> 202-393-4870 phone
>> 202-617-9450 cell
>> 202-393-7260 fax
>>
>>
>>
>> On Thu, May 12, 2011 at 9:53 AM, Daniel Calarco <dcalarco@one-economy.com>wrote:
>>
>>> I think we should make the data entry of the hand collected surveys a
>>> requirement for anyone bidding on the project. This way it all gets into
>>> the same database and this way you won't have to worry about coding all the
>>> data.
>>> Best,
>>> Daniel
>>>
>>>
>>> On Wed, May 11, 2011 at 9:07 PM, Dan Ho <danhonyc@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>
>>>> Hi -
>>>>
>>>> So what becomes of the surveys? Would you like it entered into some sort
>>>> of data file or spreadsheet?
>>>>
>>>> D
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> --
>>> Daniel Calarco
>>> Director of International Programs
>>> One Economy Corp.
>>> P: +1.202.393.1175
>>> F: +1.202.393.7260
>>> www.one-economy.com
>>>
>>
>>

Re: Data

sounds right to me.

On Fri, May 13, 2011 at 12:16 AM, Colin Richardson <crichardson@one-economy.com> wrote:

Hi Dan,

I have attached the final version of the survey, which is the same one I sent you at the end of April. 

Best,

Colin Richardson
Program Manager

One Economy Corporation

202-393-4870 phone

202-617-9450 cell  
202-393-7260 fax

On Thu, May 12, 2011 at 9:53 AM, Daniel Calarco <dcalarco@one-economy.com> wrote:

I think we should make the data entry of the hand collected surveys a requirement for anyone bidding on the project.  This way it all gets into the same database and this way you won't have to worry about coding all the data.

Best,
Daniel

On Wed, May 11, 2011 at 9:07 PM, Dan Ho <danhonyc@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi -

So what becomes of the surveys? Would you like it entered into some sort of data file or spreadsheet? 

D

--
Daniel Calarco
Director of International Programs
One Economy Corp.
P: +1.202.393.1175
F: +1.202.393.7260
www.one-economy.com

Quotes for Written Survey Printing

Hi Guys -

Ok...best price seems to be $108 for 200 sets (double-sided) and $180 for 400 sets.  Pretty good, I'd say.

Once we get the copies, I will schedule groups (some leftover from our post-poned townhalls) to administer the survey and identify those who can return 1 or 2 additional. 

I know I've asked before - sorry Colin! - but the last version is THE version right?  Don't want to print a wrong one.

How was Saipan?

D

Re: you guys in Saipan?

i mean, gimme your feedback. Holy random sentence fragment, Batman.

On Tue, May 10, 2011 at 3:31 AM, Colin Richardson <crichardson@one-economy.com> wrote:

Hi Dan, 

Please let us know if they don't write back to you soon because the New America Foundation's HQ is right down the street from us and we can talk to them about getting a code if they have one. Keep up the good work!

Colin Richardson
Program Manager

One Economy Corporation

202-393-4870 phone

202-617-9450 cell  
202-393-7260 fax

On Mon, May 9, 2011 at 1:50 AM, Dan Ho <danhonyc@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi Gents -

I've sent an email to measurement lab that reads as follows:

Hello - I'm working with one-Economy on Guam on the broadband mapping project.  Do you have code for a simple link that I could distribute for folks to take the speed test?  I don't want to guide them to the measurementlab website.  I just want to be able to embed the test on various sites. 

Thank you.

Dan Ho

Their site is too confusing to distribute to the Guam audience.  So I'm hoping they have some sort of easy code they can come up with so I can embed a button.

Fingers crossed.

Dan

On Tue, May 3, 2011 at 1:52 PM, Daniel Calarco <dcalarco@one-economy.com> wrote:

Hey Dan, 

Greetings from Saipan.  We've been having some issues with the speed test of late so can you go to www.measurementlab.net to check if it works for you before you start distributing it on a large scale?  If it works, then proceed as planned, but if not, let us know and we'll talk to our friends at new america about getting it fixed.

I'll be expecting the invoice and will submit it Monday when we're back in the office as it requires a physical signature and I don't have access to a scanner in Saipan.

Pastries here don't seem to be as good.  We found some sticky buns and some churros but nothing like Buchi Buchi.  I'll keep you posted if anything good turns up!

Best,

Daniel

On Mon, May 2, 2011 at 4:23 AM, Dan Ho <danhonyc@gmail.com> wrote:

HI GENTS!

How are your travels?  Just wanted to update you on the Post Easter Coma here...

I've made (FINALLY) connections with the Mayor's council and they have promised to include me in their next meeting of mayors to introduce the survey to them and also the Good4Guam (speed Test) site.

I've also, ALSO FINALLY, gotten to key mentors at the Guam DOEducation, and will be doing the same.

So for the next few days I will be developing the speed test site so tha we can work out the kinks.  When we're good, I will spend time massaging key talk radio people to see if we can't "launch" it.  At the same time I will be working with agencies to have their people participate too - generally blanket as much as I can with first round networking.

Ok...back to work.

Lemme know how your trip in Saipan goes and if I can be of any assistance.

Dan

Daniel - I'm sending you an invoice for April under separate cover.

Thanks! 

PS>  You have to have pastries in Saipan at a Japanese Bakery, preferably...They're a wierd hybrid of bakeries but are delicious nonetheless. 

Dan

--
Daniel Calarco
Director of International Programs
One Economy Corp.
P: +1.202.393.1175
F: +1.202.393.7260
www.one-economy.com

Re: you guys in Saipan?

Hi Guys -

Here's the site.  Gimme your feedback sans code from measurement lab folks.

http://www.good4guam.com/

Dan

On Tue, May 10, 2011 at 3:31 AM, Colin Richardson <crichardson@one-economy.com> wrote:

Hi Dan, 

Please let us know if they don't write back to you soon because the New America Foundation's HQ is right down the street from us and we can talk to them about getting a code if they have one. Keep up the good work!

Colin Richardson
Program Manager

One Economy Corporation

202-393-4870 phone

202-617-9450 cell  
202-393-7260 fax

On Mon, May 9, 2011 at 1:50 AM, Dan Ho <danhonyc@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi Gents -

I've sent an email to measurement lab that reads as follows:

Hello - I'm working with one-Economy on Guam on the broadband mapping project.  Do you have code for a simple link that I could distribute for folks to take the speed test?  I don't want to guide them to the measurementlab website.  I just want to be able to embed the test on various sites. 

Thank you.

Dan Ho

Their site is too confusing to distribute to the Guam audience.  So I'm hoping they have some sort of easy code they can come up with so I can embed a button.

Fingers crossed.

Dan

On Tue, May 3, 2011 at 1:52 PM, Daniel Calarco <dcalarco@one-economy.com> wrote:

Hey Dan, 

Greetings from Saipan.  We've been having some issues with the speed test of late so can you go to www.measurementlab.net to check if it works for you before you start distributing it on a large scale?  If it works, then proceed as planned, but if not, let us know and we'll talk to our friends at new america about getting it fixed.

I'll be expecting the invoice and will submit it Monday when we're back in the office as it requires a physical signature and I don't have access to a scanner in Saipan.

Pastries here don't seem to be as good.  We found some sticky buns and some churros but nothing like Buchi Buchi.  I'll keep you posted if anything good turns up!

Best,

Daniel

On Mon, May 2, 2011 at 4:23 AM, Dan Ho <danhonyc@gmail.com> wrote:

HI GENTS!

How are your travels?  Just wanted to update you on the Post Easter Coma here...

I've made (FINALLY) connections with the Mayor's council and they have promised to include me in their next meeting of mayors to introduce the survey to them and also the Good4Guam (speed Test) site.

I've also, ALSO FINALLY, gotten to key mentors at the Guam DOEducation, and will be doing the same.

So for the next few days I will be developing the speed test site so tha we can work out the kinks.  When we're good, I will spend time massaging key talk radio people to see if we can't "launch" it.  At the same time I will be working with agencies to have their people participate too - generally blanket as much as I can with first round networking.

Ok...back to work.

Lemme know how your trip in Saipan goes and if I can be of any assistance.

Dan

Daniel - I'm sending you an invoice for April under separate cover.

Thanks! 

PS>  You have to have pastries in Saipan at a Japanese Bakery, preferably...They're a wierd hybrid of bakeries but are delicious nonetheless. 

Dan

--
Daniel Calarco
Director of International Programs
One Economy Corp.
P: +1.202.393.1175
F: +1.202.393.7260
www.one-economy.com

Re: you guys in Saipan?

Hi Dan, 

Please let us know if they don't write back to you soon because the New America Foundation's HQ is right down the street from us and we can talk to them about getting a code if they have one. Keep up the good work!

Colin Richardson
Program Manager

One Economy Corporation

202-393-4870 phone

202-617-9450 cell  
202-393-7260 fax

On Mon, May 9, 2011 at 1:50 AM, Dan Ho <danhonyc@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi Gents -

I've sent an email to measurement lab that reads as follows:

Hello - I'm working with one-Economy on Guam on the broadband mapping project.  Do you have code for a simple link that I could distribute for folks to take the speed test?  I don't want to guide them to the measurementlab website.  I just want to be able to embed the test on various sites. 

Thank you.

Dan Ho

Their site is too confusing to distribute to the Guam audience.  So I'm hoping they have some sort of easy code they can come up with so I can embed a button.

Fingers crossed.

Dan

On Tue, May 3, 2011 at 1:52 PM, Daniel Calarco <dcalarco@one-economy.com> wrote:

Hey Dan, 

Greetings from Saipan.  We've been having some issues with the speed test of late so can you go to www.measurementlab.net to check if it works for you before you start distributing it on a large scale?  If it works, then proceed as planned, but if not, let us know and we'll talk to our friends at new america about getting it fixed.

I'll be expecting the invoice and will submit it Monday when we're back in the office as it requires a physical signature and I don't have access to a scanner in Saipan.

Pastries here don't seem to be as good.  We found some sticky buns and some churros but nothing like Buchi Buchi.  I'll keep you posted if anything good turns up!

Best,

Daniel

On Mon, May 2, 2011 at 4:23 AM, Dan Ho <danhonyc@gmail.com> wrote:

HI GENTS!

How are your travels?  Just wanted to update you on the Post Easter Coma here...

I've made (FINALLY) connections with the Mayor's council and they have promised to include me in their next meeting of mayors to introduce the survey to them and also the Good4Guam (speed Test) site.

I've also, ALSO FINALLY, gotten to key mentors at the Guam DOEducation, and will be doing the same.

So for the next few days I will be developing the speed test site so tha we can work out the kinks.  When we're good, I will spend time massaging key talk radio people to see if we can't "launch" it.  At the same time I will be working with agencies to have their people participate too - generally blanket as much as I can with first round networking.

Ok...back to work.

Lemme know how your trip in Saipan goes and if I can be of any assistance.

Dan

Daniel - I'm sending you an invoice for April under separate cover.

Thanks! 

PS>  You have to have pastries in Saipan at a Japanese Bakery, preferably...They're a wierd hybrid of bakeries but are delicious nonetheless. 

Dan

--
Daniel Calarco
Director of International Programs
One Economy Corp.
P: +1.202.393.1175
F: +1.202.393.7260
www.one-economy.com

Re: you guys in Saipan?

Hi Gents -

I've sent an email to measurement lab that reads as follows:

Hello - I'm working with one-Economy on Guam on the broadband mapping project.  Do you have code for a simple link that I could distribute for folks to take the speed test?  I don't want to guide them to the measurementlab website.  I just want to be able to embed the test on various sites. 

Thank you.

Dan Ho

Their site is too confusing to distribute to the Guam audience.  So I'm hoping they have some sort of easy code they can come up with so I can embed a button.

Fingers crossed.

Dan

On Tue, May 3, 2011 at 1:52 PM, Daniel Calarco <dcalarco@one-economy.com> wrote:

Hey Dan, 

Greetings from Saipan.  We've been having some issues with the speed test of late so can you go to www.measurementlab.net to check if it works for you before you start distributing it on a large scale?  If it works, then proceed as planned, but if not, let us know and we'll talk to our friends at new america about getting it fixed.

I'll be expecting the invoice and will submit it Monday when we're back in the office as it requires a physical signature and I don't have access to a scanner in Saipan.

Pastries here don't seem to be as good.  We found some sticky buns and some churros but nothing like Buchi Buchi.  I'll keep you posted if anything good turns up!

Best,

Daniel

On Mon, May 2, 2011 at 4:23 AM, Dan Ho <danhonyc@gmail.com> wrote:

HI GENTS!

How are your travels?  Just wanted to update you on the Post Easter Coma here...

I've made (FINALLY) connections with the Mayor's council and they have promised to include me in their next meeting of mayors to introduce the survey to them and also the Good4Guam (speed Test) site.

I've also, ALSO FINALLY, gotten to key mentors at the Guam DOEducation, and will be doing the same.

So for the next few days I will be developing the speed test site so tha we can work out the kinks.  When we're good, I will spend time massaging key talk radio people to see if we can't "launch" it.  At the same time I will be working with agencies to have their people participate too - generally blanket as much as I can with first round networking.

Ok...back to work.

Lemme know how your trip in Saipan goes and if I can be of any assistance.

Dan

Daniel - I'm sending you an invoice for April under separate cover.

Thanks! 

PS>  You have to have pastries in Saipan at a Japanese Bakery, preferably...They're a wierd hybrid of bakeries but are delicious nonetheless. 

Dan

--
Daniel Calarco
Director of International Programs
One Economy Corp.
P: +1.202.393.1175
F: +1.202.393.7260
www.one-economy.com

Re: No of Written Survey copies

i shall get quotes! You will be very popular with your procurement people...

On Fri, May 6, 2011 at 3:46 PM, Daniel Calarco <dcalarco@one-economy.com> wrote:

Hi Dan, we don't have a budgeted amount for printing.  How much do you
think it would cost to print like 200 surveys?

On Thursday, May 5, 2011, Dan Ho <danhonyc@gmail.com> wrote:
> Gents -
> Any idea how many sets of the written survey I should have copied?  or is there a threshold amount we have for printing expenses?
> Lemme know.
> Dan
>

--
Daniel Calarco
Director of International Programs
One Economy Corp.
P: +1.202.393.1175
F: +1.202.393.7260
www.one-economy.com

Re: No of Written Survey copies

Hi Dan, we don't have a budgeted amount for printing. How much do you
think it would cost to print like 200 surveys?

On Thursday, May 5, 2011, Dan Ho <danhonyc@gmail.com> wrote:
> Gents -
> Any idea how many sets of the written survey I should have copied?  or is there a threshold amount we have for printing expenses?
> Lemme know.
> Dan
>

--
Daniel Calarco
Director of International Programs
One Economy Corp.
P: +1.202.393.1175
F: +1.202.393.7260
www.one-economy.com

No of Written Survey copies

Gents -
Any idea how many sets of the written survey I should have copied?  or is there a threshold amount we have for printing expenses? 
Lemme know.
Dan

Fwd: you guys in Saipan?

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Dan Ho <danhonyc@gmail.com>
Date: Mon, May 2, 2011 at 6:23 PM
Subject: you guys in Saipan?
To: Daniel Calarco <dcalarco@one-economy.com>, Colin Richardson <crichardson@one-economy.com>


HI GENTS!

How are your travels?  Just wanted to update you on the Post Easter Coma here...

I've made (FINALLY) connections with the Mayor's council and they have promised to include me in their next meeting of mayors to introduce the survey to them and also the Good4Guam (speed Test) site.

I've also, ALSO FINALLY, gotten to key mentors at the Guam DOEducation, and will be doing the same.

So for the next few days I will be developing the speed test site so tha we can work out the kinks.  When we're good, I will spend time massaging key talk radio people to see if we can't "launch" it.  At the same time I will be working with agencies to have their people participate too - generally blanket as much as I can with first round networking.

Ok...back to work.

Lemme know how your trip in Saipan goes and if I can be of any assistance.

Dan

Daniel - I'm sending you an invoice for April under separate cover.

Thanks! 

PS>  You have to have pastries in Saipan at a Japanese Bakery, preferably...They're a wierd hybrid of bakeries but are delicious nonetheless. 

Dan