Non-member submission from ["Jeff Cornish" <jeffreyc at sprynet.com>] (fwd)

From: JT <jtraub at dragoncat.net>
Date: Sun, 8 Nov 1998 22:02:58 -0800 (PST)

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From: "Jeff Cornish" <jeffreyc at sprynet.com> To: <filk at dragoncat.net>
Subject: RE: Non-member submission from ["A.J. Harper"<whiteheart at rocketmail.com>] (fwd) Date: Sun, 8 Nov 1998 21:48:40 -0800
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If hospitality is involved my friend Julie Rampke will be in charge of that. I'd be happy to either act as a relay with her (or just ask me for her e-mail address. I'll check that it's okay and then give it to whomever asks for it.)

Appearently hospitality is on a smaller budget this year. And currently only two groups have reserved time to 'host' hospitality (the Camarilla <sp> and the writing group I belong to, the "Tales of the Tai Pan Universe" project). Perhaps several hours could be hosted by 'North-West Filkers'?

Ah, just a thought from my tired brain.

Jeffrey Cornish

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> This was sent to the list and bounced because the sender isn't on the
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> --JT
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> Rumor has it that Norwescon is thinking of moving
> where they hold the evening song circle. Apparently
> the concerts will be taking place where they have in
> the past (Evergreen rooms), but the Circle may be put
> either in the programming room straight across from
> Hospitality, or up on the hallway with all the small
> programming rooms. (There's a big one towards the
> far end more or less across from gaming, and directly
> above the dance.) I'm not sure why they're not
> wanting to use the Evergreen rooms later into the
> evening, unless they're thinking of putting late
> night club activities there or something.
>
> Does anybody have a preference between these two
> sites? I'm thinking floor vibrations from the dance
> and a bit of noise from gaming, beats straight across
> from Hospitality even if we shut the door.
>
> The good news is they reportedly have come up with
> some type of arrangement that will allow performers
> to sell their albums at the concerts. So clear,
> fair, polite statements on an issue do make a
> difference.
>
> Reply here, <filk at dragoncat.net>, if you have an
> opinion; and maybe Quarong can then pass it on to
> those making the decisions, since she's running the
> track again this year.
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Received on 11/08/98