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Chicago Open?

KevinK

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I am thinking about arranging a competition in the Chicago-land area. It would be at <del>Arlington Heights Memorial Library</del>Thomas Middle School. It is about a 20 minute drive from O'Hare airport. It would probably be on <del>January or February</del> February 6. I would like to know how many people would come and what day would be best to hold it.
-Kevin Kapinos
Edit: Until I learn how to edit the HTML of this, you'll have to stare at my <del> tags.
 
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I'd come. Something is being planned for Indiana, so you might want to coordinate with Mike Hughey before setting a final date. Two competitions in one month is fine...
 
I wasn't aware of the next Indiana one. I don't have anything finalized yet, so I'll just make sure that there is some space between this competition and Mike's competition. I will probably attend the Indiana one, too; if there was a thread about it, then I must have missed it.

For those of you who are asking it to be on a Sunday or Saturday, I'm sorry but Saturday would probably be the most probable date for it to be. When I go to competitions, I usually get back home at about 11:30, and I like not having to wake up at 6:00 the next morning for school, and I'm sure that many people would agree with me. It would probably be a Saturday rather than a Sunday.
 
I would say for a place like Chicago, you don't have to worry about enough people showing up.

Well, then do you think that I should get the room in the library that can contain a maximum of 90 people or the one with a maximum of 200 people? The difference is $10 for 90 people or $75 for 200 people, so it makes a big difference which room I decide to use.
 
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