We have been recently taking down the plain red dartboard surround and replace it with the red Kronenbourg 1664 surround for our semi-finalist photo for the media.
After I took the photo recently at our last ranking, I realised 20 minutes later that we didn't change the surround so I had taken the photo on a plane surround and that's a no no for sponsorship reasons. I quickly thought of the solution which was to modify a previous photo and digitally add the Kronenbourg 1664 logo. After a bit of paint shop pro editing (3o minutes) I finally managed to get a transparent picture and I was able to add the Kronenbourg 1664 image to the surround. Cool Eh!!!!
Next time I forget, I don't have to worry! I'll paste the image on the surround and no one needs to know jejejeje. I've done a pretty good job and if I would have refrained from mentioning it here I am pretty sure no one would notice.
I reply to an email from our previous GDA secretary who is coming down to play the Gib Open and I enter all 5 players into the draw. I also by email remind Darren about the new player recently registered and that I need a proper photo taken.
In preparing an email to Joe Hernandez from the Government sports authority concerning the Gib Open setup, I receive an email from Darren for Joe. Perfect timing so I paste Darren's email to mine and forward it to Joe so that we can get the ball rolling.
The youth Gib Open still concerns me so I send a request by email to the organisers/committee so that they confirm how many will take part.
We need to consider next year that all posters are sent as links and not as attachments and request that people who advertise on their websites use the link we provide them (there is a very valid reason for this). With a link we can change the poster our end and submit the new poster and everyone will have the correct information. For example the late addition of the youth, if I add it to the poster now and send it, most likely no one will change their poster version on their sites. With a URL link it would be updated automatically for any new visitors to see, which minimises impact.
Lastly today I receive a phone call from some players who will enter the Gib Open and I answer their queries.
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