Nationals 2010: How to Donate

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Re: Nationals 2010: How to Donate

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JohnAcker wrote:a donation of $20 or more will get you an annotated copy of selected games from the tournament, but any amount will be much appreciated! And making room for $20 is easier than you think: forgo your morning latte for a week (disclaimer: the ACF is not responsible for disgruntled co-workers), enjoy a family meal at home instead of going out or ordering pizza, or even just bring a sack lunch to work for a few days
There might another motivation here ... life is hard and life is short, time is running fast and always in wrong directions :roll: One day we stop and ask ourselves: "what important things i did in my life and what i am leaving to this world after i pass away ?"

There are many answers on this question, perhaps most common answer is: "I raised kids and leaving them to this world". This is true indeed but not a full true, otherwise a human society progress would stop and the world today would be at the same level with not much difference as 40,000 years ago.

Perhaps we should change a question and ask ourselves: "what did i do to improve this world and make it better ?"

And if you donate to ACF NAtional 2010 Richard Fortman Tourney - you will always have a good answer on this question. After many years since tournament come and gone you can proudly say to your grandkids - I was a valuable part of this party !

I am afraid my statements are a bit over pathetic :lol: , so lets share some other ideas.

In addition to John offer I propose:

1) Print names of ALL contributors in slected games booklet.

2) Sign a title list of booklet by ALL players of all three Disions, which should give us in total 80-120 signatures and perhaps occupy few pages ! Copy of this title list will be a part of each booklet.

Respectfully,

AM
I am playing checkers, not chess.
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