Re: [AGA-sc] [Fwd: AGA/sfbaaps cooperation]

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

Many years ago I was on a committee at work called The
Advisory Group or TAG for short (small world, eh?)

We new-to-middle-management folks were expected to advise
senior management on whatever we thought they needed our
advice on. Nothing could be enacted without acceptance and
approval from those we advised.


RE discount programs. I'm as satisfied as I'll ever be and
although I see risks, I see benefits too. And if it doesn't
work out as planned, we'll have learned something and we
can stop either program if things look like they aren't
working out well. Starting with a 40+ member club that
appears likely to sign up for more than 10 memberships --
that's a good place to start.

So count me in. Let's raise the flag and see who salutes.
Let's dump the chum and see who feeds.

And let's press our Photographer to get NJAS to sign up for
something :-) they ought to bbe big enough to have enough
gardeners -- although the politics in that old org might
make things take a while ;-)

sh

--- Cheryl Rogers <cheryl@wilstream.com> wrote:
> 
> I like this one. Management Committee sounds good also
> but this is better 
> considering its new role.


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Want to get dirty but stay clean? 

Diana Walstad, author of _Ecology of the Planted Aquarium_ will discuss soil 
supplemented aquarium substrates at the 2004 AGA Convention.

Convention Details/Registration at aquatic-gardeners.org & gwapa.org
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