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CONTENTS: Society Ties Limo Scavenger Hunt (7/19)
Tribestock Music Festival (8/4)
NYE 2000 Photo Gallery
New Year's Eve Event Feedback
UC Toastmasters in the Evening
Note on this List
Disclaimer
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3d Annual Society Ties Limousine Scavenger Hunt (7/19)
As advertised on Elliott in the Morning, Society Ties invites you to
join them for the Third Annual DC LIMO SCAVENGER HUNT! Sail through
the clues and you might just win a slew of great prizes!
But however you place in the contest, a good time is sure to be had
by all, before, during, and at the open bar party with hors d'oeuvres
back at Lulu's after the race!
This is your LAST CHANCE to join the more than 30 limos already
booked for this popular event, so act now.
o WHEN: Thursday, July 19th, 2001 from 6:00pm
(see online information for exact schedule)
o WHERE: Lulu's Club Mardi Gras
1217 22d Street NW
Washington, DC 20037
Tel. (202) 861-5858
o COST: $1001/per limo (up to 10 people per limo)
Proceeds benefit the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society
For more, see http://www.scp.org/PDF/Society_Ties_Limo_Hunt_2001.pdf
or call Jennifer Drake at (703) 960-1100 (drakej@dc-cap.leukemia.org).
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TRIBESTOCK MUSIC FESTIVAL (8/4)
Bring a blanket, bring a frisbee, bring some sunscreen, bring a giant
beach ball---but don't miss Tribestock!
This year the Tribestock Pinnacle Sponsor is Comcast. Comcast will
videotape the entire day for delayed broadcast on local cable TV
and the footage will be available for on-demand Webcasts after the
event.
Festivities will be kicked off by a "surprise guest" a capella
quintet singing the Star Spangled Banner and 1/2 price beer for the
first hour.
Another new feature for 2001 that is destined to be an instant hit
is the Tribestock DUNK TANK. Go to http://www.tribestock.com to vote
on who should be dunked!
Master of Ceremonies for the 2001 Tribestock Music Festival will be
Dennis Whelan---who many of you know as "Captain Inferno" (to see a
picture of Dennis on fire, go to http://www.tribestock.com/2001/MC).
Here are the details:
o WHAT: Tribestock Music Festival
Music by Gonzo's Nose, The Worry Stones,
dexter's sandbox, The Meteors, MAN MOUNTAiN jr,
Consider The Source, General So, The Argument,
and more.
o WHEN: Saturday, August 4th, 2001
From noon until approximately 9:30pm.
Event will be held rain or shine.
o WHERE: Joseph M. Hensley Park
4200 Eisenhower Avenue
Alexandria, Virginia 22314
o COST: $6 ($8 after 7/19; $10 at the gate)
Buy 4 tickets, get 1 free
Proceeds benefit music education.
Tickets available at Tribestock Website.
From pop to soul, from hip hop to classic rock, this event features
several of the region's most popular bands, so you don't need to be
a rocket scientist to see that this will be a hit!
Draft beer and other cold beverages from various vendors will be
available onsite along with Cajun fried fish, Polish sausage, funnel
cakes, cheese steaks, buffalo wings, Maryland style crab cakes,
grilled hot dogs, golden fried shrimp, battered fried veggies,
"Better Than Boardwalk" fries, sweet potato fries, nachos and cheese,
cheese fries, Italian Ice, pink lemonade, iced tea, bottled water,
sodas, snow cones, and more!
Questions? Visit http://www.tribestock.com or contact John Fedewa at
hypemaster@tribestock.com.
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NEW YEAR'S EVE 2000 PHOTO GALLERY ONLINE
Is your recollection of our big 2000 New Year's Eve Party at the
National Postal Museum a little foggy? Did you miss it altogether?
In any case, check out the newly posted pictures of the event at
http://www.scp.org/2000/ (click on "Photo Gallery")! You will laugh;
you will cry; and you will blush.
Also, if you have any pictures from the party you've been hoarding,
send them to us! We'll try to post them for all to enjoy.
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GUEST FEEDBACK NEEDED FOR CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT EFFORT
And if your recollection of our big 2000 New Year's Eve Party at the
National Postal Museum is NOT overly foggy, we'd love to hear your
thoughts about the event. Of course, we have our own opinions, but
we'd like to hear what you think. What worked? What didn't? What
should we focus on as the hosts begin planning this year's party?
Please go to http://www.scp.org/2000/ and click on "Feedback" to
access the survey.
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CHECK OUT TOASTMASTERS IN THE EVENING
Thanks to the positive feedback received from more limited e-mails,
the University Club Toastmasters have decided that the evening track
will resume this September!
Established in 1924, Toastmasters International uses several time-
tested, self-paced programs that are continually updated to meet
participants needs. These programs allow you to progress as rapidly
or gradually as your time and needs dictate. Whether you desire
improvement in prepared or impromptu speaking, greater skill in the
use of visual aids, experience and knowledge is to be gained in the
areas that most interest you.
But it is not all "business": An atmosphere of professional
camaraderie makes Toastmasters a unique learning environment---
informal and fun, yet dedicated to learning.
The UCTM group will meet at the University Club of Washington, DC,
which is located at 1135 16th Street NW. We will meet on these dates,
each roughly 3 weeks apart:
o Monday 9/10, 7:00pm ($10)
o Tuesday 10/2, 7:00pm ($10)
o Monday 10/22, 7:00pm ($10)
o Tuesday 11/13, 7:00pm ($10)
o Monday 12/3, 7:00pm ($10)
$30 is needed from each participant (this fee will cover the cost of
books, registration with Toastmasters, and cost for three meetings).
The $10 meeting fees will go toward dues UCTM pays to Toastmasters
International and miscellaneous UCTM expenses. Send to your check to:
The University Club
ATTN: Melissa Read
REF: UCTM-E
1135 16th Street NW
Washington, DC 20036
If you wish to stay for dinner with members of the group after the
meeting, you are welcome to do so! There was always a contingent
that does this.
At UCTM, the evening track (formerly called the "dinner track") has
been a little more experimental---maybe even a little more fun---than
the more traditional lunch track. We try out new agendas and formats,
and we like to start our meeting with a round of toasts---something
very true to the name of the group!
Please contact John Fedewa (john_fedewa@yahoo.com), VP/Communications,
or Tom Walker (tom.walker@reachinfity.com), President, for more.
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NOTE: If you are receiving this message as a forwarded note,
please take a moment now to add yourself now to SCP2001,
the SCP e-mail list for 2001. Go to our e-mail list page
at http://www.scp.org/2000/list.html and follow the
directions to subscribe yourself---it's free! If you are
prompted for a password and do not know what your
password is, ListBot can e-mail it to you.
Last year's very successful list, SCP2000, was comprised
of almost 2,200 subscribers from all over the country.
The SCP2001 list was created to refresh our database of
e-mail addresses and to update preference data. All
SCP2000 list members were automatically unsubscribed
when the old list was decommissioned.
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DISCLAIMER: The preceding event messages were brought to you as a
service of the SCP to the public. The SCP receives no
consideration for such communications, and it accepts no
liability for matters relating to the administration of
these events.
Formed to promote community events, the SCP is a
501(c)(7) non-profit, non-stock Virginia corporation,
and SCP event proceeds benefit charity. Past SCP events
have been held at the Andrew W. Mellon Auditorium,
McLean Gardens, Mike Bakers, Hotel Washington, Ozio,
Starboard (Dewey Beach), Thompsons Boat House, Rhodeside
Grill, Music City Roadhouse, King Pepper, Tortilla Coast,
Head's, Clarendon Grill, the National Museum of Women in
the Arts, the National Postal Museum, and America at
Union Station.
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