Festival Tip of the Day

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If you're in charge of planning a major Christian Music Festival (or any festival, or other outdoor event for that matter) do not, under ANY circumstance name the festival "LET IT RAIN," as Ichthus did this year. If you call it the "Let it Rain" festival, you're asking for it. You're guaranteed to have inclement weather, tornadoes and/or snow. Here's another tip. If you're planning a festival for a month when you consistently have bad and unpredictable weather, just choose a different month.

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Jay said…
One other thing I'll add--in relation to Ichthus, be sure to check out our site to see some frickin' hilarious people audition. It's at www.asbury.edu/ichthus. Enter in this audition number: 1239. Prepare to wet your pants!
05 May, 2005 08:58
Pete said…
Happy Cinco de Mayo everyone! Check out Pete y Jay's Extemidad del Día
05 May, 2005 09:03
Jay said…
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05 May, 2005 09:13
Rachel C. Clay said…
Wow. I'm impressed, how cultural of you all!

In regards to the festival tip: I think the weather follows Ichthus....
05 May, 2005 09:25
Jay said…
Aquí a "Pete y Jay's," queremos aprender cosas nuevas, como Español, por ejemplo. Pienso que todos nuestros amigos necesitan leer esta página en español cada día! Por el recuerdo, escribí esto en español sin ayuda de "alta vista!"
05 May, 2005 09:25
Kris said…
Those auditions were hillarious! Check out 1111
06 May, 2005 08:02
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