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re:NUC 2000
Thanks for the update on NUC 2000. Do you have any idea how many people can be
housed in the Dorms? Do you have dorm prices? Will the camping be on Campus or
nearby campgrounds? We are starting our commitments to NUC and need to know
financially how much to expect this is going to cost especially when we need to
include airfare. Suggustion for volunteers: check with the local schools,
rotary, boy or girls scouts, church groups and senior centers.
Barb K.
Re: NUC 2000
I’m planning to make the trip to NUC2000. Any advice about my first
NUC??? -Mark
— Barb <unicyclers@aol.com> wrote:
> Just curious to see how many from the newsgroup will be going to Michigan this
> summer for the National Convention? Barb K.
>
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RE: NUC 2000
> Just curious to see how many from the newsgroup will be going to Michigan this
> summer for the National Convention?
Jacquie and I will be going. Don’t know if anyone else from this local area will
be going, but a lot of us will be going to China.
We also plan to do Monday and Tuesday after NUC at Cedar Point. We hope others
will join us at the world’s best ride park. We will head there Monday after the
last event is over (and a shower), and probably stay overnight in one of Cedar
Point’s hotels.
Cedar Point’s new roller coaster (their 14th) will be 310 feet high, by far the
highest on Earth!
Stay on top, John Foss, the Uni-Cyclone http://www.unicycling.com
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RE: NUC 2000
> I’m planning to make the trip to NUC2000. Any advice about my first NUC???
Enter all the races and “field” events you can do. The emphasis on those events
is still on “fun”. Enter an artistic event if you’ve put an act together. If you
bring a camera, make sure you have plenty of film (or memory cards). Don’t be
afraid to go up and talk to anybody, even if they look like really good riders.
Help out. If you’re not racing, see if they need timers or something.
Go to Cedar Point after the convention: www.cedarpoint.com
Stay on top, John Foss, the Uni-Cyclone http://www.unicycling.com
“It’s not a burp from my mouth, it’s a burp from my butt.” - Austin Miller, age
8, on the topic of beans
Re: NUC 2000
Count us in! My sister Tammy and I plan to attend, and drag our parents along.
Our first nationals. 
We’re excited.
~Tanya http://MarshT.tripod.com
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RE: NUC 2000
> I would really like a hotel room. How do I do this?
A: Find someone who has a room booked in the Adrian area. Offer them lots of
money for their hotel room.
B: Call all the hotels in the area. Maybe they have a room or two in reserve,
and they’ll make a deal with you (if you offer enough).
C: Bring a car, and be prepared to drive a long way back and forth each day.
I did a search on Expedia.com a while ago, and they listed no rooms available
anywhere in the Adrian area. But this probably doesn’t include all the local mom
& pops though.
Dorms aren’t so bad. You’ll get a taste of how unicycle meets were in the
70’s and 80’s.
Stay on top, John Foss, the Uni-Cyclone http://www.unicycling.com
“I’m not into pain. I’m into juggling.” - A grandpa with small child at the
Davis Picnic Day, walking away from the free unicycle lessons toward the free
juggling lessons (and already able to juggle!)