Re: [AGA-mcm] AGA 2005

["S. Hieber" <shieber@yahoo.com>]

One problem is that, if you have to prompt them to propose,
whoever they may be, how well will they do the really hard
parts without lots of prompting. . .?

Enthusiasm is no substitute for resources or organizational
and leadership skills, but I think it's a necessary
element.

Btw, I am not planning on taking all year to update the bid
doc. I plan on doing that Christmas week when I have some
time off from my paying gig. That doc and three columns and
I'll be ready to leave the country for couple weeks -- at
least ;-)  .

I'd be delighted to come back and find that we had an
AGA2K5 proposal either on the table or in the works. Maybe
a two-club partnership for the local side?

As for "us" doing substantial parts of producing AGA2K5, I
can think of at least 3 or 4 that could and would
contribute, but that's not nearly enough.

sh
--- Erik Olson <erik@thekrib.com> wrote:

> . . .  I do 
> suspect there is some interest in the Bay area, if
> someone could poke them 
> a little.  But I'm guessing everyone here is still very
> burned-out from 
> this year's convention, and not motivated to organize
> next year's at this 
> time.
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