In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Dilwyn Jones
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Thought you didn't drink, Roy? Or is it just wine?
I think that wine can be classed as drinking. I have actually cut down
on the alcoholic intake and stopped drinking during the week. I found I
could easily drink a bottle of
By the way Darren I would prefer the Bank Holiday weekend like last time
because I could take an extra day. This may appeal to others too. This
would mean a 'show' on the 23rd.
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Roy Wood
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Tel: +44 (0) 1273 386030fax: +44 (0) 1273 430501
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I'd like to suggest that as 2003/4 is the 20th anniversary of the QL,
a big publicity splash be given for one show to celebrate this, in
much the same way as we had QL2000 or whatever that one in the Horizon
Centre was called. A one off special, well advertised so that
international visitors can h
> Time for a plug for Darren's Irish QL social event at the end of
August.
> Just a weekend of chat, food and the odd alcoholic libation. Over to
you
> Darren.
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> Roy Wood
Thought you didn't drink, Roy? Or is it just wine?
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Dilwyn Jones
> I agree too. I unlike most of the other traders have a particularly
> difficult time gettting to shows, all of them involve an often
expensive
> plane or ferry ticket and an overnight stay, a bit like Jochen. Not
to
> mention the crazy prices in those Welcome Break services thingys you
have
> ov
> and advice on my stand as does Tony Firshman. The thing is that the
> numbers attending make demonstrations at the table easier.
>
> I would, however, say that the whole thing needs a bit of
stimulation
> somehow and quite where that could come from is open to discussion.
>
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> Roy Wood
> Q B
John Hall wrote:
> Count me in! (I think this time I'll try one of the Holyhead
crossings
> rather than Fishguard to Rosslare.)
>
> Re. dates, I can manage any weekend in August but would prefer it if
> we avoided the bank holiday weekend (23rd - 25th).
>
> John
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John and a
> Well, can't have been that bad then if someone is up for it again
:-))
>
> I'll send and post the details in Quanta and this list when I
confirm hotel
> availability etc..
>
> The HSS is a nice way to travel john, only 99 Minutes from Holyhead
to Dun
> Laoghaire, and its cheap as a foot passeng
On Thu, 3 Jul 2003 at 12:46:29, wrote:
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>While you're contacting Sturat, maybe you should see if Stuart Can come too
>:-))
It was an entirely intentional typo.
It is like 'forst' and 'QL Toady'
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tony@.
So, when does the QL3000 take place ? -:)
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I definitely think a QL2000 type event is viable again - even one of
While you're contacting Sturat, maybe you should see if Stuart Can come too
:-))
Cheers,
Darren Branagh,
Bank of Ireland - Cards And Loans Business,
Nassau House, 33/35 Nassau Street, Dublin 2. Ireland.
Tel: 1850-530-530 Fax: 01-6706813.
On Thu, 3 Jul 2003 at 10:08:10, wrote:
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>I know Roy will, and Tony probably (I assume)
Oh yes indeed.
I will contact Sturat as well.
> and John Hall has also said
>he'll come. Anybody else??
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to
Well, there you go - another enthusiastic previous participant!!!
Several years ago , in 1997, I had the first show, which was a show and had
all the trimmings. It was fun and quite a few attended from the UK. However
last year , for the 2nd show, I organised it a bit late and didn't give
enoug
Geoff Wicks wrote:-
>Thanks for the reply and to all the others who replied. Sorry to hear that
>attendance is also a problem in North America, but the point I was trying
to
>make was that from the reports in QL Today it appears that North America
>still has shows old style with talks, demons
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