5 Nov
2002
5 Nov
'02
7:06 p.m.
Since today is a voting day, my votes are for
(1) Providence
(2) Boston
Because of some personal bad experiences with New York, I would
have to vote against it. Anywhere down to Connecticut and I
would attend and exhibit. After New York, down to NJ I would
attempt to attend, but would probably not be able to exhibit.
Megan
6 Nov
6 Nov
6:45 a.m.
I'll vote the same as Megan, with a slight bias towards Boston. Since
it's closer I could help with some logistics if necessary.
-Chandra
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Since today is a voting day, my votes are for
(1) Providence
(2) Boston
Because of some personal bad experiences with New York, I would
have to vote against it. Anywhere down to Connecticut and I
would attend and exhibit. After New York, down to NJ I would
attempt to attend, but would probably not be able to exhibit.
Megan
8:46 a.m.
And thusly Chandra Bajpai spake:
I'll vote the same as Megan, with a slight bias towards Boston. Since
it's closer I could help with some logistics if necessary.
-Chandra
My first choice is the Boston area and my second choice is Providence.
I would like to volunteer as well.
Cheers,
Bryan
7 Nov
7 Nov
8:13 p.m.
My first choice would be New York and my second would be Providence.
Peace... Sridhar
On Wed, 6 Nov 2002, Bryan Pope wrote:
And thusly Chandra Bajpai spake:
I'll vote the same as Megan, with a slight bias towards Boston. Since
it's closer I could help with some logistics if necessary.
-Chandra
My first choice is the Boston area and my second choice is Providence.
I would like to volunteer as well.
Cheers,
Bryan
9:42 p.m.
Megan <mbg(a)TheWorld.com> writes:
Since today is a voting day, my votes are for
(1) Providence
(2) Boston
Because of some personal bad experiences with New York, I would
have to vote against it. Anywhere down to Connecticut and I
I love NYC,
but it is a bitch of a place to do a show.
Union hassles,
everything is expensive
(one of the things I like about not living in nyc anymore is that
everything is cheap... a hamburger for less than $8-$14, what a bargain!)
parking and loading are often problematic... etc etc.
I would have to say that boston or providence would indeed
be a better site. Boston is a more populous place and might have
a better attendee draw, but I don't know how exhibitors would
stack up.
How big is one of these? (in sq ft of exhibit space and door count)
Is a hotel a viable location,
or do they cost too much and not have enough power?
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