Personally, I agree with Thad, It doesn't matter. I say we let EVAC do = what EVAC wants, it's of no concern to us. As for those who have dual = memberships, it is up to them if they wish to remain members of either = club. Only they can make that decision. If EVAC wants to continue = arguing over who has "rights to the term "All Arizona" let them. It's = hard to have a fight without an opponent. Let's take the High Road. My 42.9460 Venezuelan Bolivares Worth Telrad -----Original Message----- From: Thad Robosson [mailto:starstarcracker@xxxxxxxxx] Sent: Monday, April 18, 2005 10:58 AM To: sac-board@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: [sac-board] Re: [EVAC Cabinet 2005] All Arizona this or that > Interesting...In fact, both were started by SAC! (I think.) > > As I remember it: > > EVAC took on "AASP" a couple/three years later after "AASP" annual > occurrences. (I think.) A deal was made for EVAC to sponsor "AASP" so = that > SAC would not have to sponsor both "AASP" and "AAMM". > > Can anybody concur? We'll have to search the SAC newsletters for = proof. I have to ask, "Does any of this really matter?" It's not hurting anyone for SAC and EVAC to share the "All-Arizona"=20 monicker. I hardly think it's a problem, and I can't think of why we should be=20 concerned with it. It's not a competition after all, it's supposed to be fun. Any other thoughts? Thad