Re: [AGA-sc] RE AGA2K4 Progress

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

What's good about the silent auction is that one can move a
lot of items very quickly -- so you can turn around a lot
of goods while the crowd is still large. What's bad about
it is that you are moving a lot of items very quickly --
which means the lots of transactions to cashier in heavy
uneven bursts.

Let's see what the Gwapas have planned.

Visiting folks was the best part of the of the ACA
convention. 2nd best was watching Stalsberg consistently go
back one slide before going forward. It was instant replay
with stills!

Larry, if you don't hear anything form Rick after a week or
so, let me know. Now that we have rousted them from their
nap, let's keep 'em moving ;-)

regards, all,
sh


 
--- Larry Lampert <l_lampert@yahoo.com> wrote:

> Hi All,
> 
> Kathy sorry to hear about that. it was great to see
> you, Erik and little Markus at the ACA.
> 
> You are absolutely right about the silent auction. It
> is nice but not a must.
> 
> Scott,
> Great to see you too, I will let you guys know more
> about my conversation with Rick after he calls. I am
> travelling until Thursday so likely it will not be
> until then unless he has my Cell.
> 


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