While that is going on do we need to HALT the 100th LOGO going out - until
such time as AIS as acquired permission??? You do realize it is on
facebook, HIPS --- what is the consensus on this? Since we don't have
permission yet???
Janet Smith
California
On Thu, 10 Dec 2015 15:12:21 -0800, andi rivarola
<0b5865f51@rewrite.aisboard.org> wrote:
Dave, sorry that you feel "not kept informed."
As far as I know Paul Gossett is the Chairman of the 2020 CENTENNIAL
COMMITTEE. The Committee is still forming, and Im sure as soon as things
are a little more organized Paul or someone else will make an
announcement.
There will be a need for many, many contributors, volunteers and people
in the know about AIS historic facts and events, so stay tuned for
upcoming information and requests for help.
Andi Rivarola
On Thu, Dec 10, 2015 at 2:24 PM, Dave Silverberg wrote:
FOR GENERAL (MY) INFORMATION-----HAS A ROSTER OF THE MEMBERS OF THE
2020 CENTENNIAL COMMITTEE BEEN MADE PUBLIC. I’M ASKING THIS QUESTION
BECAUSE EARLY LAST YEAR (2014) I WAS ASKED IF I WOULD BE WILLING TO
SERVE
ON SUCH A COMMITTEE. I INDICATED THAT I WOULD BE PLEASED TO SERVE AND
HAVE RECEIVED NOTHING IN ANY FORM AS TO WHO THE COMMITTEE MEMBERS ARE OR
WHO IS IN THE CHAIR OR ANYTHING ELSE AS TO THE ACTIVITIES OF THE
COMMITTEE UNTIL THIS DISCUSSION WAS BEGUN BY JILL. OBVIOUSLY THERE HAS
BEEN COMMITTEE ACTIVITY SO WHO ELSE, BESIDES ME, WAS NOT KEPT INFORMED?
DAVE SILVERBERG A.I.S. LIBRARIAN FROM: Dave Silverberg [2]
SENT: Thursday, December 10, 2015 12:48 PM TO: aisdiscuss@aisboard.org
[3] SUBJECT: Re: [AISdiscuss] 100th Anniversary Logo----- "All
entries shall become the property of the American Iris Society". If that
statement was made at the onset there would be no need now for this
discussion. And there would be no need for all this post acceptance
activity. The artist, then, would have either accepted the “rule”
and submitted an entry or rejected it and moved on. Dave Silverberg
A.I.S. Librarian FROM: andi rivarola [4] SENT: Thursday, December
10, 2015 11:59 AM TO: aisdiscuss@aisboard.org [5] SUBJECT: Re:
[AISdiscuss] 100th Anniversary Logo----- No, we have not inserted
such statement, and Im not sure that it would have been enough to deter
any challenges. The idea has been that we would have the winning artist
sign a Release. Im working with our Legal Advisor, Veronica Johnson (and
President, Gary White) to procure any necessary forms. In any case, a
Release Agreement that needs filling out and signed by the logo creator
is in the works. Or, Veronica may decide that something else is in
order.
Well follow her advice, of course. Once all the paperwork is in order we
will be able to use the logo for all kinds of purposes. The 2020
Centennial Committee has still to decide which items will be produced
and
when. If many clubs and/or individuals are interested in getting hold of
some these items at a specific timeframe please let it be known so that
we all know that theres an interest. Of course consider that were still
five years away. Thank you all. If you have any feedback or ideas, wed
like to receive them via the email we have set up for this purpose:
Hope this clarifies this issue.
Andi Rivarola Note: So glad to hear that we may stirred some interest
in the Centennial activities for many iris lovers from around the
country
and overseas. Im hearing from people that are planning to attend the
Centennial Convention from very far away.
On Thu, Dec 10, 2015 at 11:36 AM, Jim Morris wrote:
Well of course I agree also. I just dont know if the committee did
so. Andi? Jim Morris In a message dated 12/10/2015 1:01:48
P.M. Central Standard Time, 51a3f3951@rewrite.aisboard.org [7] writes: I
agree with Janet in that when the contest was opened to the public there
should have been a statement to the effect that "All entries shall
become
the property of the American Iris Society". If that statement was made
at
the onset there would be no need now for this discussion.
Dave Silverberg
A.I.S. Librarian
-----Original Message-----
From: 4f80107e1@rewrite.aisboard.org [8]
Sent: Wednesday, December 09, 2015 10:30 PM
To: AIS DISCUSS
Subject: Re: [AISdiscuss] 100th Anniversary Logo-----
If this artist was chosen for her art to be used for the 100th
Anniversary
there should have been a form or agreement made to be able to use this
logo
wherever AIS deemed usable. So Mr. Morris you would not need to ask the
artist to use the logo for, cups, totes, aprons, shirts or anything else
for sale for the 2020 Convention.
I think affiliates would jump in to purchase for this.
Janet Smith
California
On Wed, 9 Dec 2015 19:20:07 -0800, Jill Bonino
wrote:
Yes I think we need T shirts, Polo shirts ,mugs and pins. My club in So
Cal just ordered new shirts last year. I can take the logo for the
100th
Anniversary and get some quotes. Jill
Sent from my iPhone
On Dec 9, 2015, at 7:09 PM,
wrote:
There is still time so I am asking now- anyone proposing to have
T-shirts
made with this logo on the front? Okay, polo shirts? Or how about
sweat
shirts?
This is a gorgeous logo and I for one would love to have a T-SHIRT of
it.
(Size 2 X) So if you do SMALL, MED, LARGE, 1X, 2X AND 3X.
Janet Smith
California
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