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Re: Booth monitors (look and feel)
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lugnet.loc.us.ca.sf
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Tue, 8 Aug 2000 18:05:14 GMT
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In lugnet.loc.us.ca.sf, "David K. Z. Harris" <zonker@gnac.com> writes:
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> To that end, I was thinking about getting some BayLUG club
> pins made up, and maybe specific BayLTC pins. (Cost is small
> quantity are about $1.50 each. I picked up some literature
> from a vendor, and will follow up with Fred Yokel about some
> artwork samples.)
Count me in for three or four
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> Maybe it was Mike Poindexter or Tom Stangl mentioned that
> John Gerlach might be a good resource for information on
> shirts for booth duty. I imagine the costs are high for
> embroidered than silkscreen, but I think embroidered lasts
> longer through the wash. How many of you might be interested
> in getting a shirt or three (so you have a few to wear during
> a show without having to wash the same shirt each night ;-)?
Sounds good, but I think BAYLUG would be better, more useful at non-train
exhibits. Remember to find a vendor who will make XXL. Land's End is a really
good source for polo shirts, and has reasonable prices. Great quality, too.
I prefer polo shirts.
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> What do folks think of club hats [too|instead]?
No thanks.
Paul Sinasohn
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 | | Booth monitors (look and feel)
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| Tom McDonald reminds me of another point; When you are in the middle of a layout, folks presume that you are in charge...but when you are on the outside, it is easy for visitors to think other club members are 'just visitors' when we're all dressed (...) (24 years ago, 8-Aug-00, to lugnet.loc.us.ca.sf)
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