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Another vote of thanks for a very well run tournament. The combined foil open event was a blast. We fenced off for every slot in the 16. (Thank you refs! I don't know that you had a say in that.) Downtime between stages was practically zero. You guys set the standard for what a well run event looks like!
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Obviously "mcap" has never been to a PdF run event. Things happen, how it is handled and dealt with is the indicator of "competence". We did not talk to anyone that did not get the venue change message. As others have indicated many had received it more than a couple of times.
As for this RFC family PdF is the standard for well run events. Hopefully with some work & diligence our own Rochester SYC will come close some day.
Unfortunately this weekend was my son's last SYC due to aging out but fortunately it was this one, he had a great time Saturday fencing in the open foil, a moderate great time in the 14's (missed the eights due to a rather large brain cramp) but recovered to finish the weekend on a high note in the team event. Overall great weather and as usual a great event by the PdF.
Thanks!
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 Originally Posted by RFCdad  Overall great weather On occasion I wonder whether too much credit/blame is given to event organizers...
-B "Oh but you can't expect to wield supreme executive power just because some watery tart threw a sword at you!"
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Everything is up on askFRED now. Open results are with the rest of the individual events.
-w
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Wait, am I the only one wondering whether Brian was joking about it being the sole fault of the organizers or not? Also, while I'm here, who's getting into Dallas early-ish and might be up for a jaunt to Addison Thursday night? I now dangle to the left....my tassle. Get your minds out of the gutter.
"Martin was not an optimist; he was a prisoner of hope." Optimism is about assuming there's evidence that justifies your outlook while hope is about creating the evidence and procuring your own happiness or vision of the world. - Professor West
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How come there are some fencers listed as PrisedeFer National Division?
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Originally Posted by hello? How come there are some fencers listed as PrisedeFer National Division? When I got the data from the national office, it wasn't set up properly (Dana who usually does it was out of the office), so some of the import got tagged that way.
Thanks for the reminder, I need to email Peet to tell him to merge those clubs.
-w
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Originally Posted by DJ Apostrophe When I got the data from the national office, it wasn't set up properly (Dana who usually does it was out of the office), so some of the import got tagged that way.
Thanks for the reminder, I need to email Peet to tell him to merge those clubs.
-w be careful... I'm pretty sure Pasha is PdF, National division.
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Originally Posted by DJ Apostrophe When I got the data from the national office, it wasn't set up properly (Dana who usually does it was out of the office), so some of the import got tagged that way.
Thanks for the reminder, I need to email Peet to tell him to merge those clubs.
-w Done.
Originally Posted by epeemike81 be careful... I'm pretty sure Pasha is PdF, National division.
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Not a problem. The duplicate PdF club records needed to be merged (in favor of the one in NE div), but this doesn't affect Pasha's division affiliation.
'Cause of course a fencer can be in a different division from their club.
-p
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