[Vision2020] Photos tell all

[Larson Hicks]

First off, I'd just like to note that I worked security at last years TF
downtown party and had the pleasure of helping kids (both with and without
badges) get in an out of the jumping -castle.  And, they way those kids were
acting in there, I think you'd be right to worry about how things would
escalate if alchohol was involved.

With that said, I should also mention that I am very excited to announce
that Lleyton Hewitt has earned a sixth place seeding at Wibledon this year
after winning the  Queen's Cup on Sunday.  It should also be noted that
Nadal retired from play after going 6-3, 3-6 w/Hewitt in the Quarter
Finals.  He says that he was starting to feel pain in his shoulder and
dropped out as a precaution, but that he's ready to rock at Wimbeldon.

Should be a fun tourney.  I think we can expect to see a Quarter Final
match-up between Hewitt and Federer.  There's no telling how Nadal will do.


Cheers,
Larson

On 6/21/06, Tom Hansen <thansen at moscow.com> wrote:
>
> Gabe Rench stated to the City Council that last year's Trinity Festival
> was
> a public festival and that his "security" (of which he was the supervisor)
> had no reason to prevent people from being there.
>
> He (Gabe Rench) simply passed information on to the City Council that he
> heard for his "security".  He further stated that the complaints could not
> be totally reliable since he was not physically there to observe them.
>
> All of this information was presented by Gabe Rench, the festival security
> supervisor who was not there to observe (first hand) his "security" on the
> job (according to his own testimony to the city council on Monday
> 6/19/2006).
>
> So, what we have here is a non-accountable security supervisor presenting
> information about inappropriate decisions having been made last year by
> his
> "security" that he did not supervise first hand.
>
> This year they are adding alcohol to this mix.
>
> Gee, what can possibly go wrong?
>
> Tom Hansen
> Moscow, Idaho
>
> A good friend will come and bail you out of jail.  But a true friend will
> be
> sitting next to you saying, "Damn . . . that was fun!"
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: vision2020-bounces at moscow.com [mailto:vision2020-bounces at moscow.com]
> On Behalf Of J Ford
> Sent: Wednesday, June 21, 2006 10:26 AM
> To: vision2020 at moscow.com
> Subject: [Vision2020] Photos tell all
>
> Gabe Rench made a statement - heck, several of them - to the Admin
> Committee
>
> that was less than honest when trying to convince the city to allow a beer
> and wine garden in Friendship Square (which is a PARK), that the attendees
> did not wear "badges" to the dance/party held during last year's Trinity
> Fest...but if you look at the photos that they have on their own web site,
> it clearly shows the dancers, attendees, musicians, even kids wearing them
> during the festivities on Main Street.
>
> The problem with the badges was that several people of the community NOT
> associated with this "festival" were not allowed into their homes at the
> Moscow Hotel or into the businesses on Main Street because they did not
> have
>
> badges.  Gabe flatly denied anyone had badges and that to his knowledge,
> no
> one was denied access to the area for ANY reason.
>
> Is this going to happen again at this year's fest?  Is there some reason
> this thing couldn't be held at the East Side Park rather then in a major
> area of the CBD, where businesses have to close for 5 hours, peak hours,
> of
> the day just to accommodate one group?
>
> http://www.christkirk.com/trinityfest2006/photos/
>
> J  :]
>
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