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  1. BDH,

    If we want to stay close to S & W Hall, I can rope us off an area over by PASA Manor. :D That way you can mingle with everybody for a while at the hall and then mingle with BEers for a while at the Manor.

    There is also a small bar in Barry on the highway at the Ice House Inn. We could meet there after shooting and then go back to the range. :unsure:

    That takes care of points 2 and 3.

    Skywalker,

    Please help Arnie & I print badges, as we seem to need our hands held on such matters. BTW, he ask me for a container to make Lemoncello in! ;)

  2. Arnie & I spoke to George at the Area 3 match. He is having the same problem in Area 8 as Arnie is having here in Area 3. As of this year's Area 3 match, no one has come forward from either area to hold the matches for next year. This has been an ongoing problem in Area 3 and is now a problem in Area 8. This poll will not help if the ranges do not step up to the plate to host their Area's match. :(

  3. Hi all,

    I have seen the new rule book! It is on my dinning room table. It arrived in the mail over the weekend. I know what color it is, but I do not think my AD would want me to tell all. I believe all the AD's would have been mailed new rule books, so start asking them! :D

  4. BDH,

    I do not understand this about one more thing to carry to the range. Along with adult beverages, ;) Arnie & I have two small bags to be taken to the range at any match we are working. The first bag only goes once as it is full of odds and ends for decorating the stage. The second bag, which we even took to Italy, is full of all kinds of things needed for ROing a match. It includes: radios, clipboards, dry erase board, staples, duct tape, sunscreen, lip balm, popper wrenchs, mag length tool, ears, snacks, pens, neck bands for cooling off, kleenex, overlays, business cards, rod & hammer for squibs, pastors and whatever else might be need. Even though it sounds like alot it fits into a very small bag.

    As far as a shooting order, I love it when squads show up with an order. It makes my job that much easier. :wub: I also would never reshuffle a set order. I would suggest the next time an RO did that to a squad that they would ask for the RM. I sure that will take care of that. :(

    I guess those of you wanting the shooting order shouted out after each shooter will not enjoy my stage as I will be using my board. I can only say sorry in advance. I believe I have the right to RO my stage as I see fit. If it is different from the norm, so be it, who really wants to be the same as everybody else. B)

    Aikidale,

    It seems we both have learned from each other. I will be bringing a pop-up! :D

  5. Today is my last day volunteering at the hospital here in St. Paul. I have been in the gift shop as a cashier for two years. Since last fall I have been going in at least two days a week. The shop contributes all of the profit it makes and puts it toward patients without health insurance. :D I have met a number of wonderful people there and are going to miss them, but I am very ready for our move to MO.

    Unfortunately volunteering seems to be a past time for the older generation. If you have the time make it part of your life. Without volunteer match officials there could be no shooting matches. :huh:

  6. Hoser & Barrettone,

    With talk like this I may have to organize a RO crawl off from both your stages straight to the Ritz & leave the two of you on your own!!! :D

    Kimel,

    I have worked at a Nationals every year since 1987 and I have yet to see a relief staff crew come to my aid when I needed a potty break. As I think of it though, my stages have always run well & smooth so I always had a few minutes to do whatever is necessary. ;)

    I guess I'm a glutton for punishment since I keep coming back. :huh:

  7. 300lbGorilla,

    Some say watching cycling is like watching grass grow, but the end of each stage have been very exciting to watch. Can you imange how demoralizing it must have been yesterday when Lance passed Ivan B. Hell, I was cheering in the living room. I called Arnie at work and let him listen to it over the phone! :P

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