Richard T. Romanik wrote:
> I think New York would be great or Philadelphia...... ( Bruce & Jan
> would like that)
>
> There should be no problem getting into the states as long as you have
> the proper paper work.
>
>
> RTR
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The last time I went to the states people at the airport treated us (=
my wife and me) like criminals and questioned us for around one hour
(maybe people doing a business trip look like terrorists). I am quite
happy that we did not end up in Guantanamo or so ...
I don't think the US is a good location for an event like that because
as some folks said on the list: It can be hard to get a visa. In
addition to that I think that my fingerprints are my personal
intellectual property which should not be violated ;).
I think Canada would be the better place for most folks.
If people cannot agree on Canada I can offer you the wine cellar in my
back yard ;).
Best regards,
Hans
