ANOTHER Possible Indiana Open?

[Bryan]

I wouldn't consider that too unresonable, given the museum is providing some workers and the space.

If they're looking for a certain number of people, that's fine, they can ask for that. But to approve and then cancel the event if they don't have that commitment? That's ridiculous. They could've even stated that you need to guarantee $112.50 in museum entrance fees (25 people at $4.50 each). That's fine.


http://www.speedsolving.com/forum/showthread.php?t=10344

 

[Bob]

Museum wants to have a co-organizer besides me too...

If you can pay my trip, I will co-organize this, but I think there are much cheaper alternatives, like making Jim do it.

 

[JBCM627]

Museum wants to have a co-organizer besides me too...

If you can pay my trip, I will co-organize this, but I think there are much cheaper alternatives, like making Jim do it.

I'm still waiting on my living situation for this summer and next school year before agreeing to anything. If I'm living a dorm next year anyway, the weekend of the 19th is move-in. If not, things will be more complicated, and September is really far away. Most likely I will be able to at least delegate, although I don't want to agree yet. And although I don't mind working at the competition, I'd prefer not to co-organize.

 

[Jhong253]

Meh. Forget what I said about all that delegate stuff. Life actually wasn't so cruel this time.

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Barring unforeseen circumstances, of course...
The date will be... September 12-13.
I'm still waiting to hear from Tyson about getting this whole thing approved.

Just some FYIs...

I'm trying to convince a nearby hotel to partially sponsor this (HOTEL... use your logic here ) Chances are this will not work out, but who knows?
If you are planning to fly in... you will have to fly to Indianapolis first, then ride a Bloomington Shuttle.
A Children's museum is hosting this, so be prepared for some loud noise and chaos. Just don't start a WWIII with them.