[Chat] Chocolate tomorrow at the Engineer's Club!

Wed Feb 23 23:07:57 EST 2005

It's time for Chocolate-Covered Networking at the
Engineer's Club again!  Hurray!  And once again there's
going to be snow.  Kathleen and I went a couple years
ago when it snowed, and hardly anybody was there,
so there was lots of chocolate -- their chef makes
some really nice chocolate fondue, and they have little
cubes of pound cake and strawberries for dipping.

--Emil

----- Forwarded message from Matt Riggs <mriggs at esb.org> -----

From: "Matt Riggs" <mriggs at esb.org>
To: <eclub-friends at esb.org>
Subject: Snowtennial Networking!
Date: Wed, 23 Feb 2005 16:24:05 -0500
Reply-To: "Matt Riggs" <mriggs at esb.org>

In honor of our 100th birthday, The Engineers Club has custom-ordered
100 millimeters of snow to be delivered to the ENTIRE CITY tomorrow
afternoon!  Help us celebrate this very special day (it IS our
Birthday) by mixing and mingling with the city's finest and bravest
and best-dressed professionals while enjoying 100 chocolate-covered
strawberries in 100 minutes!

Ok, most of that is not true - but you get the spirit of the message. 

Chocolate-Covered Networking Happy Hour: Sponsored by The Inn at Henderson's Wharf
Thursday, February 24 | 5:30 - 7:30pm | Free | Open to the Public
A Baltimore Networking Happy Hour Classic - The Engineers Club is
pleased to host our nearly monthly business outreach. Our sponsor is
pleased to offer a fabulous overnight stay at Fell's Point's premiere
waterfront lodging! http://www.hendersonswharf.com/ Attend the event
for the business contacts; enjoy the complimentary hors d'oeuvres,
chocolate treats and wine and beer specials at our cash bar! Stay for
the drawing to win a luxury overnight stay in Baltimore's Historic
Fell's Point. Please dress professionally - Gentlemen in a jacket.

~Engineers Week Celebration~

The 2005 Engineering Awards Banquet
Friday, February 25 | 6:00pm Cocktails, 7:00pm Dinner | $65 inclusive | Open to Engineering Public

Men and women across the fields of engineering devote themselves to
executing high-caliber work that meets needs within difficult
parameters. Join us this evening to honor just a few of these
industrious souls nominated by their peers. Go to
http://esb.org/pages/memsection-engineer.htm to review the
accomplishments of this year's winners.

Engineer of the Year: David L. Sherman, PhD, nominated by IEEE

Young Engineer of the Year: Amanda Schindhelm, P.E., nominated by ASCE
& MSPE/Balto

Meritorious Service:  Neville E. Jacobs, nominated by IEEE

Engineering Achievement: The Hippodrome Theatre at the France-Merrick
Performing Arts Center, nominated by ACEC/MD

See you at the Club!

Matthew Riggs
Director of Snow Procurement
The Engineers Club

11 W. Mt. Vernon Place
Baltimore, MD 21201
410-539-6914
410-783-9372 fax
mriggs at esb.org
www.esb.org

This email is a solicitation for business. If you would prefer not to
receive information regarding events and activities at the Engineers
Club, simply reply to Matt Riggs at mriggs at esb.org or call
410-539-6914.

----- End forwarded message -----

-- 
Emil Volcheck
volcheck at acm.org
http://acm.org/~volcheck