to
us to decide how to hand them out. I
wanted to keep it simple and also
reward regular readers (who will be
the ones most likely to see this
offer before all of the tickets are
claimed). The method I settled on
will also give me a chance to show
you the kind of daily show coverage
we post from NamesCon in this column
every year (the kind we will be
providing again during its 2018 run
from January 28-31.
Here
is how it will work. I am going to
give you a link to our closing day
coverage of the 2017 edition of
NamesCon last January. After you
click the link, scroll through the
photos and highlights from that day
until you reach the final photo on
the page. Read the text above the
photo and that will give you the
name of the person in the photo who
is having their head shaved to raise
money for the Water
School (nearly
$90,000 was raised that night)!
Then just send that person's name
and your name to me via email
to Editor at DNJournal.com.
The senders of the first five emails
I receive with the correct name will
get the tickets.
A
scene from the 2017 NamesCon
conference in Las Vegas last
January.
Again,
remember you will only be able to
use this ticket if this would be your
first NamesCon and show
organizers will verify that is the
case when I send them the list of
winners. As soon as I have the first
five in I will add a message to the
beginning of this post (in
bold red) to let you know
all of the tickets have been
claimed. If anyone does not redeem
their free ticket or NamesCon
determines it is not their first
show, I will go down the line of
emails received and offer the ticket
to the next person in line).
So
here we go - this is the link
that will take you to the page where
you will find the name you need to
know: http://www.dnjournal.com/archive/lowdown/2017/dailyposts/20170127.htm
- Good luck and I hope to see you
at NamesCon!
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(Posted
January 19, 2018)
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