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> Subject: latest info on Space Access '05 conference
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> Date: Tue, 12 Apr 2005 21:58:26 -0700
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>                  Latest Info on Our Upcoming Conference, 
>              Space Access '05, April 28-30, Phoenix Arizona
> 
> Space Access '05 gets underway in just over two weeks - if you haven't 
> already made your travel arrangements, do it soon!  Cheap airfares are 
> going away fast.
> 
> Quick notes:
> 
>  - We've negotiated an extension on our $79 conference hotel room 
> rate, but it's only available if you call our hotel (Four Points by 
> Sheraton Phoenix Metrocenter, 602 997-5900, mention "space access") 
> between 8 am and 4 pm weekdays Mountain Standard Time (EDT-3) since 
> outside those hours calls automatically get switched to the Sheraton 
> national reservations center, which no longer has our rate listed.
>  - If you still have any difficulty booking a room at our rate for SA'05, 
> drop us a note at [EMAIL PROTECTED] ASAP.  Thanks!
>  - Preregistrations must arrive at our mailbox by Wednesday April 27th 
> at the latest, but it'll make our badge crew's lives easier if you can 
> have them here by the previous Friday, April 22nd.  Preregister and save!
> 
> Program:
> 
> Our program for this year's conference is shaping up - the list of 
> confirmed presenters and panelists now includes: 
> 
>  David Anderman, Constellation Services
>  Eric Anderson, Space Adventures
>  Pat Bahn, TGV Rockets
>  Parker E C Bradley, Heron Aerospace
>  John Carmack, Armadillo Aerospace
>  Mitchell Burnside Clapp, Pioneer Rocketplane Inc
>  Len Cormier, PanAero LLC
>  Andrew Case, The Suborbital Institute
>  Henry Cate
>  Vincent Cate 
>  DARPA/Air Force FALCON Small Launcher and ARES Reusable Rocket Stage Briefing
>  FAA AST
>  Stephen Fleming, EGL Ventures
>  George Herbert, Venturer Aerospace
>  David Hoerr, author of "The Rocket Company"
>  Tim Hughes, majority counsel to the House Science Committee
>  Jordin Kare, on "Laser Launch: It's Steamship Time"
>  Wes Kelly, Triton Systems
>  Chuck Lauer, Rocketplane LLC
>  David Livingston, Sam Dinkin, John Jurist, Thomas Olson
>  Dave Masten, Masten Space
>  Jim Muncy, PoliSpace
>  Gerry Nordley, Tethers Unlimited
>  Charles Pooley, Microlaunchers
>  Dr. Jerry Pournelle
>  John Powell, JP Aerospace
>  Bill Stine, Quest Aerospace
>  Henry Spencer, on "Sustainable Spaceflight Beyond LEO"
>  Rick Tumlinson, Space Frontier Foundation
>  Dennis Wingo, Orbital Recovery
>  XCOR Aerospace
>  X-Prize/X-Prize Cup
> 
> We expect that by the time the conference starts we'll have scheduled 
> well over two dozen presentations and panels with a wide variety of 
> progress reports, technical backgrounders, viewpoints, and new ideas 
> from a cross-section of players in this burgeoning field.  (Look for
> a detailed schedule late next week.)
> 
> 
> Schedule:
> 
> Conference sessions run 2 pm - 10:30 pm Thursday, and 9 am - 10:30 pm 
> Friday and Saturday, with half-hour breaks midmorning and midafternoon, 
> hour-and-a-half lunch breaks, and two hour dinner breaks - an intensive 
> twenty-four hours of programming over our two-and-a-half days.  (We run 
> a single program track throughout, so you don't have to miss a thing.)  
> Intensive, but also relaxed and informal - dress is casual, speeches are 
> kept to a minimum, and we don't do formal banquets.  All meals are on-
> your-own, so you can get together with the people you want to be talking 
> to at one of the many good places to eat and drink, in the hotel or 
> within a few minutes walk.  Plus of course, there's our world-reknowned 
> Space Access Hospitality suite, serving fine finger-food and a variety 
> of beverages (non-adult per agreement with the hotel, but you can always 
> bring something up from the hotel bar) open from 8 am till the small 
> hours of the morning for your relaxation and conversation.  
> (Registration and Hospitality open noonish on Thursday.) 
> 
> 
> Hotel:
> 
> Our hotel is the Four Points Sheraton, 10220 N Metro Parkway East, 
> Phoenix Arizona 85051, 602 997-5900 for reservations, mention "Space 
> Access" for our $79 conference room rate ($109 for cabana suite), rate 
> good for up to three days before and after our conference dates of April 
> 28th - 30th.  The Four Points is in Phoenix's "Metrocenter" shopping 
> complex, fourteen freeway miles from the Phoenix airport (cab rates in 
> Phoenix vary; it's $12 by blue "Super Shuttle" airport van) with fifty 
> bars and restaurants and two hundred stores within walking distance.  
> Rooms have a work desk, coffee maker, etc, and the hotel has wireless 
> internet, a heated olympic-sized pool, spa, fitness center, and free 
> parking.  We're quite pleased to be bringing you a newer hotel in a 
> better location for the same rate as last year. 
> 
> Space Access '05 will once again be a mix of the usual suspects and some 
> interesting new additions, once again providing an intensive informal 
> snapshot of where this fast-moving new cheap space access industry has 
> gotten to as of spring 2005.  Be there! 
> 
> Space Access '05 registration once again holds steady at $100 in advance, 
> $120 at the door, $10 off for SAS members.  $30 Student rate, no member 
> discount.  Day rates available at the door only.  One year's SAS 
> membership is $30, please include your email address for Updates.
> 
> Mail checks (sorry, no credit cards) to: 
> 
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>       Space Access Society, 5515 N 7th St #5-348, Phoenix AZ 85014.
> 
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> SA'05 ______ SAS ($30) ______ Total Enclosed ______ 
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Michael Wallis   KF6SPF       (408) 396-9037        [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Larry "Mac" McCracken: 
"The reward at the end of the journey is more important than any of the
 obstacles you're going to meet."
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