PSU: Mobilization Bravo

[BizSAR]

Strength And Honour is planning on having representatives attend. Yours truly will be the first to confirm at this point, with others to follow.

I have a couple InFocus XGA digital projection systems for presentations, movies, games, etc. that I can loan to the organizers. Perhaps some black lights and fog machines as well.

My guess, especially after PSUMA, is that you may need to expand your maximum number a bit. With this much lead time (one year, right?), you'll quickly fill 40 well in advance, perhaps doubling that number. At least that's what my crystal ball tells me.

[Triggar]

I'm not planning an event for any more than 40 people. Maybe I would if:

a) I was getting paid,
b) It was my full-time job.

But as it is, I'm a full-time college student with a job, a flight block, and a demanding school work schedule. I'm keeping myself sane and capping it at 40.

[Infernus]

so wait? PSUMA people get primary priority then? O mai... I feel like one of the people that gets to board the airplane first (damn medallion club members *shake fist*)

[Triggar]

What'll probably end up happening is something like, on Day X we'll open up registration to PSU:MA attendees at 10am. At noon, we'll open it up to SoV and CDL. At 2pm, we'll let PSU people register, then at 4pm we'll open it up for everyone.

[Biohazzard56]

What about Black Hawks, we have alot of PSU Members, that should make us a favorite outfit.

[BizSAR]

It is definately a lot of work, especially at little or no compensation. I've organized camping trips of 30-80 people here in Oregon, and know what it's like, but I could never have done it alone. Perhaps with the assistance of others/grassroots effort, larger numbers may be accomodated. Many of us are here to help, and some of us aren't even a pain in the ass............

There's no reason you should have to go it alone. I volunteer my services wherever needed, and have a reasonalbe number of talents that could prove useful. I'm reasonably close for this one and want to help it be that much better than PSUMA while maximizing the fun factor.

Many of us non-"pains" didn't go to PSUMA simply because it was too far away, couldn't afford it, etc., not because we didn't trust anyone or didn't want to be guinea pigs.