Okay, outside of myself, who else is going?
Okay, outside of myself, who else is going?
Al Gloer of CATO has been having a heck of a time with regard to the web site. He has posted a lot of good info on Rocketry Planet and I have reproduced it on the FlisKits web site. You can view it by clicking this link.
Kathy and I will be there Friday afternoon for the whole event. Hoping to have a few new releases there as well
Okay, outside of myself, who else is going?
I had thought about going but it's quite a distance to travel and I was wondering what the seminar topics would be.
At this point, it appears that they are still pulling those details together. Hmm, not looking good.
I'm tentatively planning on going. It's a long expensive trip and I just realized that it starts the same day as the Battlestar Galactica finale! Must find a hotel that has the sci fi channel.
I had thought about going but it's quite a distance to travel and I was wondering what the seminar topics would be.
At this point, it appears that they are still pulling those details together. Hmm, not looking good.
Don't let that discourage you. I've seen many events where planning was still going on right until the last minute. Some people seem to work better under pressure.
Fortunately I've had the opposite experience.as a vendor, so have I. most often they end badly.
Me too. I have no doubt it's going to be a great event.but I've got faith in Al and company!
There's one Saturday morning that I really want to attend that's running at exactly the same time as a presentation that I'm part of. I wonder if they'll notice if I sneak out.the website is up and running as of this afternoon. schedule seams light in the mornings. and there's like 3 things i want to go to at 3 on saturday
Anyone up for a TRF dinner on Friday or Saturday night, if not both?
I'm game. Where's Bob Cox BTW?
I'm debating bringing the youngsters-almost 6 & 9. Don't know if the sessions will be appropriate for them.
Jon...
I can't speak for the NARCON 2009 planners at to what they may or may not be planning, but here's a few things that we did to keep the younger attendees busy at NARCONs 2007 and 2008:
Make-it/Take-it: They each got to build a free Quest kit (graciously donated by Quest) at their own pace, and some even flew theirs later in the day at our sport launch.
Kid's Pack Activity Book: We put together a booklet that contained coloring pages, word searches, hangman and other puzzles and games.
Kids Only Grand Prize Door Prize: We had a special door prize (graciously donated by Hub Hobby) that was only available for kids. It included a huge host of kits and building supplies.
For the older kids, one of our sessions was "Junior High Power Certification" that was even put on by one of our club's junior rocketeers that has a Junior Level 1 Certification. However, besides that one, the rest of the sessions were admittadly pretty much geared towards adults, so I totally understand the debate you are going through.
Additionally, we were fortunate that the host hotel where most people stayed and where we held the convention also had an indoor pool.