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Re: Australian Nation Meet, 2005
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lugnet.loc.au
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Sun, 29 Aug 2004 11:39:42 GMT
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Hello All, OZ LUGS,
I'm very happy to help, In the organizing of the TRAINS area.
For the event (OZ BrickFest/ ETC).
I just think that we should keep the entry fee too around $50 AU. With any extra
in profets going to prizes for the event (best MOC ETC) or charity.
I guess the main thing is to find a VERY GOOD sponsor (MYER ETC)and a organizing
commitie.
Let's not forget that Lego is the Number One toy in Australia if not the whole
world.
Thanks, Teunis.
In lugnet.loc.au, Kerry Raymond wrote:
> > Let's go on the basis, If we build it they will come !
> > If We want it to happen, it Will !
> > When the time is right, it will happen !
> > So let's start planing Now , and keep this subject going.
> > Don't let this subject die ,this time ,as it has in the past.
>
> OK, we are all enthuasiastic, good! Now, we need to convert enthuasiasm into
> action. As the saying goes, "when all is said and done, more is said than
> done!" :-)
>
> So, let us test the strength of our enthusiasm with these two questions:
>
> Q1. Who will volunteer to take charge of organising the event?
>
> It might be one person or a group of people, but somebody has to take charge
> and drive this train. Note, I am not asking "are you willing to help?". I am
> sure lots of people are willing to help, but that is a lesser commitment
> than taking charge. And without somebody to take charge, nothing happens.
>
> Q2. How many of us are prepared to show their support for an Australian
> Brickfest by offering (say) $100 up front towards the costs of organising
> it?
>
> While it is nice to imagine that some generous sponsor is out there
> somewhere, realistically we probably need to be prepared to front the costs
> ourselves. This money would be given to the organisers to meet the up-front
> costs of the event. The money would be given as a loan in the hope that it
> would be repaid from the income from the event, but with the clear
> understanding, that if the event could not be held or it did not generate
> much income, that part or all of the money might not be repaid. So, you have
> to be prepared to risk that money. I have not done any calculations
> whatsoever on the up-front costs of organising the event, so the figure of
> $100 is just plucked from the air, as an amount small enough to be
> affordable to many of us yet large enough to test our commitment.
>
> So, everyone, what are your answers to these two questions?
>
> Kerry
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| (...) Hello Teunis, Hi Everybody! (...) Look, I'm happy to do whatever, and, if need be, organise. But since I am based in Melbourne and consensus wanted the first meet to occur in Sydney (which does make sense) I'm not sure if I can avail myself as (...) (20 years ago, 29-Aug-04, to lugnet.loc.au)
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| (...) OK, we are all enthuasiastic, good! Now, we need to convert enthuasiasm into action. As the saying goes, "when all is said and done, more is said than done!" :-) So, let us test the strength of our enthusiasm with these two questions: Q1. Who (...) (20 years ago, 28-Aug-04, to lugnet.loc.au)
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