Thread: Anything the international community can do for you?

Jean-Paul, Damien, PostgreSQL.FR members:

Is there anything the international PostgreSQL community can do to help
in the Paris crisis?

My condolences ... given relatives in both Israel and NYC, I know what
it's like.

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Josh Berkus
PostgreSQL Experts Inc.
http://pgexperts.com

Le 14.11.2015 01:57, Josh Berkus a écrit :
> Jean-Paul, Damien, PostgreSQL.FR members:
>
> Is there anything the international PostgreSQL community can do to help
> in the Paris crisis?
>
> My condolences ... given relatives in both Israel and NYC, I know what
> it's like.
>

Hi Josh,

Thanks for your message.

France is waking up with this terrible news. Unfortunately there's not
much we can do at the PostgreSQL community level I think, except trying
to keep calm and carry on.

The annual meeting of the PostgreSQLFr association is scheduled next
wednesday in Paris. There's also a 2-days open source conference this
week. Right now I don't know whether these events will be cancelled or
not.

--
Damien

> Jean-Paul, Damien, PostgreSQL.FR members:
>
> Is there anything the international PostgreSQL community can do to help
> in the Paris crisis?
>
> My condolences ... given relatives in both Israel and NYC, I know what
> it's like.

My condolences from PostgreSQL-Cuba.

Saludos,
Gilberto Castillo
ETECSA, La Habana, Cuba

Heartiest condolences to the  people of France. May God bless departed souls.

Malik M. Hashim
Pakistan.

On Tue, Nov 17, 2015 at 12:22 AM, Muhammad Hashim Malik
<hashim@rehmansoft.com> wrote:
> Heartiest condolences to the  people of France. May God bless departed
> souls.

Peace and thoughts from here as well.
--
Michael